Homemade fashions highlight homemakers luncheon show
The article details a fashion show at a homemakers luncheon with 468 attendees in Coblenz. Mrs Bela Vassed gave an address, and several club members modeled inexpensive, home sewn outfits including sheath dresses, pants suits, and prints in aqua, blue, and navy.
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Bela Vassed
Coblents
Robert
Mary Thomas
Frank Higinbotham
Frederick City
William —Hurley
The
Buckeystown
Robert Martin
George Stevens
Liberty Town Club
Caries Main
Bennett Lightbown
Dock Club
Charlesville Club
Wirtz Hartman
Charles King
William Grossilenger
Thomas Cotton
Gambrill Park Club
Assassin Fails To Murder Rebel Leader In Sumatra
Dororthy Dix column fragment recounts a rebel attack in Bukittinggi Sumatra with grenades exploded near defense minister and premier offices. A rebel spokesman cites sabotage linked to Jakarta propaganda while authorities say counterrevolutionary links are unclear. Also includes reader questions on romance and a new director for a Baltimore conservatory.
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Burhanuddin Harahap
Sjafruddin Prawiranegara
Jakarta
Dab Jan Djambek
Central Sumatran Army
Bukittinggi
Djambek
Khrushchev Promises To Oppose Uprisings
Premier Nikita Khrushchev warned that if counterrevolutions arise in Communist countries the Soviet Union would act to crush them. He spoke amid the Hungary crisis as Selective Service urged college applicants to take a qualification test by May 1 for the 1957 draft year. In Tatabanya, Hungary, Khrushchev addressed a packed stadium and asserted Socialist nations would aid each other against provocateurs. Meanwhile Japan planted cedar saplings for Arbor Day near Lake Shidaka as part of tree-planting ceremonies.
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Tatabayna
Hungary
Baltimore
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Henry C. Stanwood
Selective Service
Maryland
Khrushchev
Ofi
Stanwood
Budapest
Tatabanya
Con
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Japan
U.S.S.R
Hirohito
Nagako
Lake Shidaka
Qita
Shockley brothers found guilty of first degree murder
Harold 22 and Leonard 17 Shockley brothers were convicted of first degree murder in the knife slaying of Mrs. Sarah Hearne at her general store in Boxtron Hast, Worcester County. Leonard was sentenced to death in the gas chamber. Harold to life imprisonment. The three-judge panel handed down the verdict after a two day trial without a jury. The brothers, described as Negroes, were arrested seven hours after the incident at their home near Frankford, Delaware. They admitted the slaying in statements to state police. The case was moved from Worcester to Dorchester County at the defense attorney's request. The defendants said they planned to rob the Hearne store and attacked Hearne when she resisted.
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Cambridge
Shockley
Harold
Leonard
Sarah Hearne
Worcester
Hearne
Wrehh
Marylanders warned not to write about state tax refunds
Annapolis officials urge taxpayers to avoid letters about refunds as they slow processing. Benjamin F. Marsh notes most inquiries trigger form replies and delay completions. Refunds follow first in, first out. errors like missing statements or dependent listings slow outcomes. Filing deadline is April 15 with thousands of returns processed already. The Frederick Chamber adds five new members, including George Y. Cosgrove and George M. Chapline, plus attorneys Amos A. Holter and Edward D. Storm and William S. Blessley.
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Annapolis
Benjamin F. Marsh
Marsh
Marshid
Seartr
George Y. Cosgrove
Alpha Portland Cement Company
George M. Chapline
Amos A. Holter
Edward D. Storm
Wiliam S. Blessley
Strawsleiga, Inc
Cosgrove
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