Congress Notes on Foreign Aid and Taxed Postal Rates
Senate recesses after passing Foreign Aid bill trimmed to 7.2 billion and sent to joint conference. Postal rate hikes proposed with higher charges for first class, air mail, and bulk mail while exemptions apply to religious and non profit entities. Senate cuts Western Europe aid by 250 million. Capehart amendment controversy noted. Copper strike prompts Taft Hartley emergency actions and a three man fact finding board as production shortages impact defense needs. The CIO expulsion reference and union involvement add context to labor disputes.
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Trouse
International Union of Mine, Oir and Smelter
CIO
Western
Europe
House
Senate Banking Committee
Sparkman
D-Ala
Freer
D-Del
Capehart
R-Ind
Brown
D-Ga
Patman
D-Tex
Wolcott
Rmich
OPS
Mike DiSalle
Truman
Union
Social Roundup of Local Visitations and Guests
Preston hosts Messick birthday dinner with Lloyd Brodes and friends. Cornelia Cannon visits Rehoboth family. Jean Moodispaw and Beverly Back stay with Joan Noble. Mrs Plummer hosts bridge. Blades trip to Baltimore. Harris to enroll at University of Delaware Newark. Hynson family dinner guests Harding. 4-H Club opens year at Kenneth Lance home. Trice Hall and Hall host Square Dance at Belmont. Jump guests from Houston, Del. Koontz moves to Harmony. Nuckols visits Trenton. Noble sisters and Dawding join Ocean City outing. Rieck attends Farm Bureau meeting in New York. Davidson family from Baltimore weekend hosts Nuckols. Carmone back from Cape Cod. Kelley attends Dover family reunion. Rieck guests Roy Enfield at Forest Hill. Corkran hosts grandson Wally Chenoweth and Wayne Clemens, Los Angeles. naval reserve cruise ends. students return home at University of Southern California.
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Lloyd Brodes
Raymond Messick
Mr. Messick
Cornelia Cannon
Rehoboth
William Cannon
Jean Moodispaw
Arlington
Beverly Back
Washington
Joan Noble
Harold B. Plummer
A. T. Blades
Baltimore
Joseph Purcell Harris
Newark
Delaware
University of Delaware
Chester Hynson
David
Junior
Lloyd Harding
Kenneth Lance
Thomas L. Trice, Jr
Richard Hall
Square Dance Club
Belmont
Wilbur Jump
Houston
Del
James O. Wright
Gene Koontz
Harmony
Ellwood J. Nuckols
Trenton
N. J
Edith Noble
Inez Noble
Ruth Dawding
John W
Margaret Kelley
William L. Smith
Dover
Carl Rieck
Roy Enfield
Forest Hill
Webster Corkran
Wally Chenoweth
Wayne Clemens
Los Angeles
Naval Reserve
University of Southern California
Douglas guests and hosts around Nassawaddox and Cape Charles
Mrs James FE Douglas James E Douglas Jr and Miss Jane Douglas of Nassawaddox Va with Miss Jane Stevenson of Cape Charles Va were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs S Elbert Douglas on Thursday evening Ars TH C Houghtaling hosted the Epiphany Mission Guild at its first meeting of the year on Monday evening Mr and Mrs W EL Wrightson entertained Garey McDonald at dinner on Sunday
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James FE. Douglas
James E. Douglas, Jr
Jane Douglas
Nassawaddox
Jane Stevenson
Cape Charles
S. Elbert Douglas
Ars. TH. C. Houghtaling
Ephiphany Mission Guild
Yeat
W. EL. Wrightson
Garey McDonald
Frank L. Slaughter
Mr. Slaughter
Mrs
Arlington Slaughter
Woodside, del
Ridgely Social Roundup notes many visits and meetings
Miss Thesera Fountain and Mrs. Milton Smith of Baltimore visit cousins in Ridgely and other locals travel to Trenton Riverside and Philadelphia. The Woman's Society of Christian Service meets at Ridgely Methodist Church with a North Africa film. Youth Choir members prepare for education, and local families host relatives in Chicago Beverly Hills and Fresno.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thesera Fountain
Milton Smith
Baltimore
Mrs
A. O. Saulsbury, Sr
William Harrison
Ada Stella
Elsie Matthews
Daniel Calloway
Atlanta
Del
Mary Cohee
Greensboro
William Cannon
Walter Joiner
Ridgely
Wilson Davis
North Africa
Patricia Messick
Ellnora Hoffman
Joanna Sculler
Carolyn Trader
Suzanne Swing
Tidgely Methodist Church
Freedom Bell rings daily in Tron Curtain nations
Radio Free Europe broadcasts the Freedom Bell every day as part of its programming to Tron Curtain countries, offering a symbolic signal of connectivity and political messaging across the region.
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Tron Curtain
Radio Free Europe
Marriage Licenses Issued To Delaware Residents In Local Area
A list of marriage licenses issued for residents from Delaware and nearby Maryland towns. William C Scott and Anna May Miller, plus other couples including Burton Hearn and Lorraine Hastings, Carol Short and Margaret Ward, Lenard Crew and Bessie Hastings, Hubert Wilkerson and Olivia Winchester, and more from Lincoln Milford Seaford Denton Ridgely and surrounding counties.
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William C. Scott
Lincoln
Del
Anna May Miller
Milford
Burton Lee Hearn
Cannon
Lorraine Hastings
Seaford
Rodney Rolana Holsinger
Ridgely
Helen Ruth Sherwood
Denton
Carol Nelson Short
Margaret Harriet Ward
Lenard Crew
Aids
Bessie Lee Hastings
Hubert Aaron Wilkerson
Greensboro
Olivia Winchester
Barclay
Card of Thanks to Denton and Greensboro Fire Units
Gratitude is extended to the Denton and Greensboro Volunteer Fire companies for their service during the barn fire. Their aid mitigated the loss, said by I. F. D. Zeigler and family.
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Denton
Greensboro
D. Zeigler
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