Russians Talk 80 Languages in Cold War Soft Power
Linguist Shirley Duncan Hudson argues Russians lead in soft power by using 80 language knowledge to win friends, especially in Asia, while U S efforts lag in dictionaries and language teaching across many languages. Congress shows little zeal though Senator Wiley supports dictionary programs. The piece also notes the Federal Reserve raises the Chicago discount rate to 2.44 percent and affects most banks.
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Shirley Duncan Hudson
American Council of Learned Societies
United States
Asia
Pravda
Ford Foundation
Herbert Panzl
N. C Bodman
Hudson
Congress
Alexander Wiley
Wisconsin
Tenth Anniversary Noted At V A Center In Martinsburg
More than one hundred volunteers from West Virginia Virginia and Maryland attended the tenth anniversary program of V A Voluntary Service at the Veterans Administration Center Martinsburg West Virginia April 16. The event featured remarks by manager Wales Finnegan and contributions from local veterans groups and civic clubs. A brief VAVS committee meeting followed with plans for Hospital Day on May 20 and recognition of participating organizations.
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VAVS
S. Stone
Charles Town
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V. A
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J. E. Paluzzi
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John M. Eggan
Vavs Committee
Linnie Schley
The
American Legion
Arthur Fries
Martinsburg
H. Stone
American Legion Auxiliary
Robert G. King
Robert Co. Reno
Hagerstown
American Red Cross
Leslie Manners
George Hleidrich
American Veterans of World War II Auxiliary
Elizabeth Staley
Catherine Hoffman
Frederick
B. P. O. Ellis
Garnett W
National Jewish Welfare Board
Women's Divi
Local Names Listed For Social Notices
Oklahoma Park and residents Mrs. Lucille Ford Mrs. William Miller Genevieve Falk Mr and Mrs Harry Shafer Mr and Mrs Non and J Herbert Oden appear in a community social notices column listing local residents and couples.
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Lahoma Park
Lucilleford
William Miller
Genevieve Falk
Harry Shafer
Non
J. Herbert Oden
Civitan Club Founding Observed With Talk and Dance
H V Frushour spoke to Carroll Manor Grange about Frederick High School courses and a new driver training program. The Ninth Anniversary celebration followed by a dance at the Vir Francis Scott Key Hotel with entertainment and prizes.
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Carroll Manor Grange
Frederick High School
Mr. Frushour
Frederick Civitans
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Alginia Compher
Pauline Disdimer
Joe Dowling
Linda
Janet Kolbaccomchestra
Mary O'Hara
Ballengerson
Atlee Compher Jr
Borne Noffsinger
Lee Whipp
Hens
I Lasis
Theodore Semler
Henry Marschalk
Takoma Park
Jack Cannon
Floyd H. Hightman
Hagerstown
John N. Bowie
Bob Kinsley
J. Vernon Cockrell
State roads offers trainee engineering jobs to grads
High school graduates under 35 are invited by the Md State Roads Commission to assist in elementary engineering tasks. Positions require enrollment in a pending Merit System exam, with application due by April 28. Salary ranges from 2816 to 2376, send applications to the Commission of Personnel 31 Light Street Baltimore 2.
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Locust Valley program highlights spring meeting
Jarold Whipp presented a skit and Bul Cocks Breakfast as Master Willis Remsberg led the business session. Five dollars went to AAA School Safety Patrol Parade in Washington and ten dollars to the Red Earl. Remsberg reported on the Middle Atlantic Lecturers Conference in Elmira New York last week. Althea Remsberg urged cookie and sewing contests for May 7 and led prayers. John Sigler of The News Frederick Maryland announced events on Friday April 26, 1988. Locust Valley read scripture. The program featured vocal duets, a male quartet from Parkway Church of God, several solo numbers, and choir pieces from Germantown Church of God and My Lersville Cherub Choir. The Singspiration series continued at Locust Valley with Mrs Beachley accompanists and Rev Gerald Carbaugh presiding.
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Willis Remsberg
AAA
Washington
Earl Remsberg
Elmira
N. Y
Althea Remsberg
John Sigler
the News
Frederick
Locust Valley
Mary
Dottie
Milwaukee Braves option pitcher amid church event notes
The Milwaukee Braves optioned right hander Bob Giggleto to their Wichita farm team. A May 20 event at Oak Hill Church is mentioned, with references to Parkway Church in Milwaukee and a boat trip tied to a Triple A American Association, plus prior 10-12 season with Atlanta and a June 16 date.
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Oak Hill
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