Real Danger in Forgetting America’s Strengths
Roger M. Blough, chairman of U. S. Sicel, warns against paying excessive attention to bad news and urges recognition of America’s growth. He stresses that enemies distort facts while noting real progress in material well being and the nation’s dynamic future.
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America
Roger M. Blough
U. S. Sicel
Illusion of Cheap Power in TVA Rates Analyzed
A leading electric utility finds TVA’s annual report understates true costs. It argues TVA’s subsidized power hides real expenses, noting a potential 34 percent rate hike would be needed if all costs were borne. The study contrasts TVA with investor owned utilities, highlighting tax and interest subsidies.
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Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Preston 20th Century Club meets in October notices
Preston society notes report the 20th Century Club meeting at Mrs William Sanders home with eleven members and one guest, new officers elected for two years, and a flurry of local social events including bridge gatherings, visits, and the opening of Ray Poole Quaker Bonnet restaurant. Nearby families and students are mentioned with weekend travels and university visits, plus church and Farm Bureau activities across the community.
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20Th Century Club
William Sanders
Howard Harris
Rudolph Coulbourne
Lee W. Noble
Michael Redgrave
Rockville
Bank
Main Street
Preston
J. P. Harris
Nelson I. Fooks
Columbus
S. E. Douglas
Ray Poole
Main St
Harold Lord
H. C. Houghtaling
Easton
Donald Tallman
Sharon Seaman
Byron White
Wilkes-Barre
Hayden White
University of Maryland
Anne Plummer
Margaret Rose Bateman
J. C. Bateman, Jr
Steve Horn
Shirley Cowgill
Sandra Coulbourne
Farm Bureau 4Th District
Carlton N. Robinson
Mary McFarland
Washington, D. C
Ella Harrison
Byron E. White, Jr
Fort Knox
Charles Moore
Ridgely 4-H Club November Meeting Notes Local Events
Ridgely community life is highlighted by the Double R 4-H Club gathering at leader Hansen Hoffman’s home on Monday. The Ridgely 4-H banquet drew many attendees from town to North Caroline High School Thursday evening.
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Hansen Hoffman
Social News From Greenwood and Nearby Areas
Greenwood residents Mr and Mrs James Drummond and Linda hosted a Sunday dinner with Howard Drummond and Ruth while Mrs Drummond returned from Kentucky. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Harry Gilbert of Wilmington and Mr Charlie Stevens at Collins Nursing Home who is improving. Local gatherings featured the Woman's Society of Christian Service led by Mrs T Olin Ford and a social hour.
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James Drummond
Linda
Greenwood
Howard Drummond
Ruth
Andrew West
Denton
Carl Parker
Clarence Porter
Joyce
Luther Andrews
Anna Wolenter
Frank Wolenter
Marydel
Louis Collison
Rosscreen Company
Pella
Iowa
Sheraton
Philadelphia
Harry H. Smith
Georgetown
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Lee Harman
T. Olin Ford
Paul Scott
Covey Brown
Wesley
Janet Lynch
Margaret Webb
Ruth Drummond
Billy
Robert Pippin
Woodrow Passwaters
Clarence Beauchamp
Milford Memorial Hospital
Kent General Hospital
Dover
Carl Parks
Social Roundup From Local Homes
Dell visited the home of Mrs. Clarence Kern. Mr and Mrs Richard Reed and daughter from Milton Delaware spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Charles Hammond.
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Dell
Clarence Kern
Richard Reed
Milton, del
Charles Hammond
Marydel Civic Club Halloween Party and Upcoming Meeting
The Civic Club hosted a Hallowe en party for Sunday School children aged two to twelve with prize categories for best costumes and group games. A meeting is planned for Oct 16 at Mrs. Leonard Covell home with a program on Woman's Place In Politics featuring State Treasurer Levi Everett. Also notes: Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Butts guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Boyer, trips to Philadelphia, and visits from Mrs. Booth of New York before winter in Florida.
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Civic Club
Leonard Covell
Levi Everett
Kenton
Mary Smith
Herbert Butts
Harry Boyer
Butts
Charles Booth
New York
Lloyd Rittenhouse
Adams' Cross Roads Family Visit
Mr and Mrs Wm Dennis and their daughters spent October with her parents Mr and Mrs Earle Rob.
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Wm. Dennis
Earle Rob
Local Residents Gather For Social Visits In Bridgeville Area
Maryland move ins include Nancy Lee who will attend Bridgeville School after measles illness. Ethel Heller hosted Reese Adams and New Jersey friends. Clem Melaney of Denton visited Marian Robinson and Minnie Adams. Edna Meluney and Minnie Adams spent time with Marian Robinson and family. Ray Trivitte and children visited the Johnsons. Johnson sisters hosted guests. note on discrimination ends the item.
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Inson
Maryland
Nancy Lee
Bridgeville School
Ethel Heller
Reese Adams
New Jersey
Clem Melaney
Denton
Marian Robinson
Minnie Adams
Iedna Meluney
Edna Meluney
Wilmington
Ray Trivitte
Charles Johnson
Johnson Sisters
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Isaston
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