Gomulka Signals Shift Back to Soviet Orbit in Poland
In Warsaw Jan 4 Communist leader Wladyslaw Gomulka told electors Poland must align with the Socialist countries led by the Soviet Union amid alleged U S aggression. He denounced U S policy as dangerous, urged unity with Moscow bloc, and urged voting Jan 20 under a single list system dominated by Communists. Reports note Poles in Upper Silesia share concern over tensions.
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Warsaw
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Poland
Moscow
Gomulka
Soviet Union
Polish United Workers (Communist) Party
United States
Middle East
Gomunka
Chou
Hungary
Russia
United Peasants and Democratic Parties
Rabid Foxes Killed In Montgomery County
The Montgomery County Health Department warned residents to watch for rabid animals after three gray foxes found dead in Laytonsville and Comus in the upper county tested positive. Their remains were analyzed at the Atlanta Communicable Disease Center. Officials urge avoiding wild animals contact, vaccinating pets, and reporting unusual animal behavior to health authorities. A county meeting led by Reinhart Koch discussed the rabies threat and prevention steps.
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Montgomery County Health Department
Laytonsvile
Comus
Sugarloaf Mountain
Atlanta
Reinhart Koch
County Health Department
Hunters’ Association
Election Turmoil Behind Exclusion in Communist Party
A witness reports expulsion from the Communist Party over agitation against scancwates during elections and alleged dissemination of hostile material to minors. Radio War-Sau notes two parliamentary candidates found dead in Bromberg Bydgoszcz apartment from inhaled gas. authors Stanislaw Mendelsk and Haliza Filipovics named, with death possibly accidental.
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Communist Party
Scancwates
War- Sau
Bromberg
Bydgoszcz
Stanislaw Mendelsk
Haliza Filipovics
Itas
Hall May Be A Candidate For Governor In Md
Avery W. Hall of Salisbury, longtime Republican ally of Gov. McKeldin, is mentioned as a possible 1958 GOP candidate for Maryland governor. Hall confirms approaches but has not decided, joining names like James P. S. Devereux and Frank Small in speculation during the session.
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Annapolis
Avery W. Hall
Salisbury
Ian
Maryland State Roads Commission
Republicas
Hall
Theodore R. McKeldin
McKeldin
James P. S. Devereux
Maryland
2Nd
Frank Small
Beall
J. Glenn Beall
Senate
Sickeldin
State Roads Commission
Edgar Bennett
Eastern Shore
Maryland Statehouse
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Ima Toe
Upper Silesia
Montgomery County
Zeke Bailey
San Diego
Calif
Marine Corps
Caleb T
Zeke) Bailey
University of Maryland
Naval Hospital
Bailey
ET Toro Marine Air Station
Ble
Thomas D’alesandro
Baltimore
State Senate
John Grasos Tornbull
University of Marylape
H. C. Byrd
C. Ferdinand Sybert
George P. Mahoney
Fort Meade
Bey
Kurt Byrd
United States Army
Associated Press
Werner Freund
Kreis Waldeck
Germany
Byrd
Wilhelm Freund
Ther
Tittle Werner
New York
Socony Mobile Oil Co
East
Midwest
Esso Standard of Co
New England
Frederick
T Socony
Fred“mobilgas
Soconyi
Douglas
Ohio
Rick
Thomas E. Miss
Patrick M. Schnaufer
Equity Court
Miss
E. Austin James
Delaval Milker
Parm
Morse
General Hardware Farmers Supply CO
Gonth Carroll St. Frederick
Monument
Frederick MO
Chieftain
Pontiac
Americas
Renn Pontiac CO
East Sixth St. Frederick, Md
Burdette Brothers
North Market Street
Bess
Enya
Patrick
Saeed
Ahora Eee Toh
Silvertone
Antent
Sears
Lest
Rhea
W. Patrick ST
Frederick, MY
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