CAPITALISM IN MOSCOW AT US EXHIBITION
The American National Exhibition in Moscow opens July 24 with Vice President Nixon present. TV films from the New York Stock Exchange will air in Russian, showing that 12.5 million Americans hold shares in industries. The event presents direct contact between People’s Capitalism and Communism, promising intriguing results.
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Moscow
Nixon
Skoliniki Park
New York Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange
Pricing Ourself Out of Jobs in Global Markets
A leading oil company executive warns that American goods face stiff price competition from abroad. He cites nonproductivity driven wage hikes and growing taxes as factors inflating US costs. If America prices itself out of world markets, he asks who bears the job risk. Foreign trade aids growth, but unchecked costs imperil jobs and opportunities.
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Indust
U. S
Local social notes from Dover and nearby towns include visits and events
Grace Vernon Smith and friends from Birdsboro visited Dover with Mrs Amanda Fountain and called on Mrs J L Stevens in Denton. They also spent time with Walter Griffith in Easton. Easton shoppers included Mrs Norris Diefenderfer and Mrs Lulu Dengler. A Peach and Ice Cream Festival is planned for September 12 at the Methodist Church House with a fish pond for kids and sale of fresh garden vegetables.
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Ross Simon
Lulu Dengler
Birdsboro
Dover
Amanda Fountain
J. L. Stevens
Denton
Walter Griffith
Easton
Norris Diefenderfer
Frank Hobbs
Joey
Salisbury
James Sculley
Arthur Porter
Ray Simmons
Laura Porter
Williston
Elmer Frank
Jackie
Pottstown
Pasquale Polillo
Anatol
Baltimore
Flossie Councell
Irvin Griffith
Florida
Russell Grifith
C. H. Messick
C. L. Coulbourne
Deland
Fla
Johns Hopkins Hospital
John Charles
Joseph Weatherly
Tampa
L. H. Higgins
Weatherly
Mr. Higgins
Paul
Dientshier
Philadelphia Naval Hospital
David Rittenhouse
Sharptown
Faye Redden
Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Miss Redden
Centreville High School
Willis Redden
E. Marvin Redden
Teresa
Oscar Willey
Concord
Ann Dolan
Florham Park
N. J
A. Orrell Saulsbury
C. W. Guthrie
Harry Phipps
Chincoteague
John W. Williams
John
Mary Ann
Norfolk
Margaret Swing
Harold Fountain
Wilmington
Del
Norman Wilson
John Wilson
Elma Wilson
Clinton W. Guthrie
Rehoboth Beach
Calvin Covington
William McClintock
Mary Lynn Covington
Millard Jamison
Belkton
Barbara C. Covington
Karen Covington
Methodist Church House
William Boughley
Goldsboro
Niagara Falls
Canada
Roy Marvel
Sadlersville
Norman Griffith
Gaylord Durham
Donald Shively
Tolchester Beach
W. F. Clark
Annabel
Edwin Winner
Elsmere
Lewis E. Shelton
Dora B. Melvin
George Baughley
John Raughley
Grover C. Tharp
David Carroll
Delaire
Ethel Brubaker
Wilson Eastlack
Carney’s Point
Ray Turner
Virgil Turner
Chestertown
G. M. Bachman
Gordy Estates
Newport
Labor
T. A. Montague
Luther Pippin
Mary S. Pippin
Walter Wessel
Elmer Bowdle
Harry Jackson
Chester
Ida Elliott
Carroll Thompson
Roland Thompson
Mildred Gooden
Washington, D. C
T. H. Gough
H. L. Melvin
Edwin Dill and Son
Rising Sun, del
Chicken barbecue hosted by Hobbs WSCS group
Hobbs WSCS plans a chicken barbecue on Saturday evening Sept 12 starting at 4 o'clock in the Community House yard. The notice lists local residents visiting, hosting, and visiting relatives in surrounding towns, with many mentions of Butler, Glenn, Towers, Willis, and other families in the area.
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WSCS
Hendersons Return From Ten Day Canada Trip
Mr and Mrs T Olin Ford returned home after a ten day tour of Canada visiting Niagara Falls Montreal and Quebec. Several local residents were guests at homes and events across Kent County including Hartly Lions Club dinner and church group gatherings.
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T. Olin Ford
Canada
Niagara Falls
Montreal
Quebec
Jeff Boys
Bridgeville
Amos Wyatt
Louis Collison
Clara Winch
Highland
Max Albert
Windermere
Delaware
Hartly Lions Club
Hartly School
Norman Welch
Lee Harman
Herbert Butts
Susie Stafford
Denton
Patty Harman
Rehoboth
Betty J. Legates Burns
A. L. Harman, Inc
Burns
Wisconsin
Sandy
Terry Teat
Millington
Allie Seward
Young Peoples
Bible Presbyterian Church
Milford
Bill Sparks
Anna Wolenter
Frank Wolenter
Mary- del Volunteer Fire Co
Father Mackiewicz
Ridgely
Paul Singer
Kenny Foundation Expands Aid for Neuromuscular Disabilities
The Sister Kenny foundation based in Minneapolis operates a year round program aiding all ages with nerve and joint disabilities. It offers treatment for polio and other neuromuscular disorders, rehabilitation, research, five year medical scholarships, fellowships, training for nurses and doctors, medical education seminars, and long term outpatient follow ups funded largely by public contributions.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Sister Kenny
Marvin L. Kline
Kearny
Kenny Foundation
Kenny
Kline
Sunday Afternoon Guests Visit the Scott Family
Aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Harold Scott hosted Sunday afternoon guests Mr and Mrs Wesley Stafford and Sharon, adding a warm note of family gathering to the weekend.
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Harold Scott
Wesley Stafford
Sharon
Dover Band Wins First Prize at Parade Event
The School Band also captured a first prize. For entries other than fire companies, first prize went to Mr. John Carter of Dover for a pony and cart. The committee thanks all who participated and helped make the parade a success.
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John Carter
Dover
Visits and family gatherings across towns and states
Local social notes list visits and weekend gatherings from Goldsboro to Baltimore and Dover. Families, friends, and relatives spent Sundays and holidays with relatives in Elsmere Chestertown Rising Sun and other areas. The item closes with a Maryland drama group promoting parent child relation improve ment through problem solving plays.
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University of Maryland
E. Thomas Starcher
University
University of Maryland Drama Wing
of Maryland
Community Plays
American Theater Wing
Nora Stirling
Card players build big business on leisure games
Retired folk and younger fans with time after work sustain a $19,000,000 business for a single American playing card company as bridge canasta and poker communities continue to grow steadily.
Terrapin Diet Sparks Maryland Law on Slave Feeding
In the late 18th century Maryland plantations relied on terrapin as a staple for enslaved people. Plantation owners fed slaves terrapin nearly exclusively until the Assembly enacted a rule prohibiting feeding slaves terrapin more than four times per week.
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Marland
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Denton Journal
Melvin & Johnson, Incorporated
Benjamin F. Johnson
Mary Melvin
Market Street
Maryland
Caroline County
D Maryland
Wational Editorial Asshe Tlon Enton
Ce Aana
Grace Vernon Smith
Hobbs
L. H. Thomas
Daniel Glenn
Lewis Butler
New Jersey
Sue Stoker
Ellen Butler
Bernard H. Thomas
Howard J. Dukes
Centreville
Frank Fountain
Dawson Fountain
Bobby Willis
Eddie Willis
Bates Lister
Harvey Harris
B. F. Somers
Marvin Butler
Tuckahoe Neck
Elmer Butler
Jimmy Hill
Towers Boys
Roland Towers
Federalsburg
J. A. Willoughby
Grace Willis
Gertrude Kelley
Burrsville
Joshua Porter
Lois
Ronnie
Dale Stafford
Marydel
H. R. Butts
Phone Whiteoaks
Henderson
Bessie Bestrovich
Thomas Toth
Veterans Hospital
S. Catherine Melvin
Ricky Palmer
Philadelphia
Catherine
Walter Redman
Wyoming
Robert Strausburg
Nils Clark
Patty and
Debbie
Bugs Bunny
Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc
Genenerousy Toa Ly
Atans
W. T. Lockerman
SHELL
la Ully
Denton National Bank Commercial, Savings, Trusts
Federal Reserve Syste
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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