We Need New Ships To Restore Merchant Fleet
The president argues for a privately operated merchant marine and modern ship design to safeguard supply lines for peace and war. He cites higher construction and operating costs for U S ships, calls for government support, notes congressional steps, and warns that shipbuilding and fleet obsolescence are declining. Leaders urge rapid action.
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Eisenhower
Truman
Congress
Navy Department
Maritime Administration
Providence, R. I., Journal
Consumers Call the Tune in American Retail Prices
From Paris, Doris Freeson argues cartels keep prices up and wages down abroad, while U.S. retailers could slash prices. The piece asserts fierce competition in American retailing and explains the wholesale to retail spread reflects consumer demand for marketing services and modest retailer profits.
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Paris
Doris Freeson
U.S
Coulbournes Complete Home Improvement Project
Mr and Mrs Rudolph Coulbourne of Preston completed a family project renovating the old home place. In 1954 they occupied the home with children Stuart 17 Sandra 13 and Walter 8. Using wood from their land and local materials they modernized the farmhouse at a cost about 1700 dollars. Sandra and Stuart are 4-H members. Walter awaits 4-H age.
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Rudolph Coulbourne
Preston
Coulbournes
Coulbourne
Stuart
Walter
Sandra
Ers
Homemakers train leaders at Camp Mardela near Denton
Miss Dorothy Emerson of the 4 H staff led an intensive two day leadership training meeting at Camp Mardela near Denton on October 5 and 6 from 10 a m to 3 p m. The event was sponsored by the Homemakers Clubs in the County.
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Dorothy Emerson
Camp Mardela
Denton
Oklahoma the Choctaw Indian Word Meaning Red People
The sentence notes that Oklahoma is derived from the Choctaw Indian term meaning red people, reflecting linguistic origin. It presents a concise etymology linking a place name to its native roots.
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Oklahoma
Ridgeley notices and social updates in Ridgely
Grace Vernon Smith reports on visits from Mrs Everett Noble and other relatives in Ridgely. Local events include a dog licenses law pass by Town Commissioners and the Talbot County Humane Society contract for removing loose dogs. An article portion promotes a Maryland Extension Service breakfast guidance by Janet Coblentz with nutrition tips.
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Walter R. Moore
Glen P. Davis
Stephen Sziarto
Washington
St. Paul’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Ridgely
Talbot County Humane Society
John Shuebrooks
New York City
Long Island
N. Y
Henry Miller
Jersey City
Start The Day Right With A Good Breakfast
A brief piece urges providing a good breakfast to children to avoid mid morning slumps and poor performance. It notes a morning meal can’t be fully compensated by later meals and quotes expert advice. It includes a reflective poem on helping others and sharing daylight with those in need.
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Miss Coblentz
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Denton Journal
Melvin & Johnson
Benjamin F. Johnson
Mary Melvin
Market Street
Maryland
Caroline County
O. Fi
Homemakers
Shaghiy
The
Denton National Bank
Member
Federal Reserve System
Grace Vernon Smith
Everett Noble
Princess Anne
Ronald R. Lane
Frank L. Slaughter
Eugene W. Slaughter
Sgt
Oscar Butcher
McGuire Air Force Base
New Jersey
Janet Coblentz
University of Maryland Extension Service
Hilda K. Wiggin
Ellibill
Wilson Athletic Equipment
Athletic Supporters
Mercury Outboard Motors Sales and Service
Chetek Boats
Will's Sporting Goods
Mercury Outboard Motors
Franklin ST
Gold Seal
Princess Margarine
Wincrest Coffee
Ideal Instant Coffee
Florida
Calif
Zail
U.S. No. 1
Seabrook Farms
Glenside Park
Acme
Lancaster
Beltsville Fur
Aoulye
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