Along The Potomac To Washington
Senator Jonn maranall Butler argues against participating in a summit meeting without exhausting all peace efforts first. He cites repeated Soviet violations, prior conferences, and unresolved issues like disarmament and Germany while urging a firm, principled approach before any concessions.
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Jonn Maranall Butler
Washington
Yalta
Soviet Union
United States
Russia
Germany
Beaseland
Knowland
Geneva
Dear Miss Dix: Troubled marriage and infidelity tale
Dorothy Dix recounts a long marriage with three children, where the husband abandoned domestic life for another woman after a quarrel sparked by the first child's birth. The letter reveals control, ingratitude, and a call for guidance on a painful family breakdown.
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Dorothy Dix
Miss DIX
Brenneman Receives General Motors Scholarship
Davie Brenneman of Frederick, son of Mrs. Rexford Brenneman and the late Mr. Brenneman, received the General Motors scholarship of $1,800 per year to Carnegie Institute of Technology Pittsburgh. Brenneman, a Frederick High School graduate, held an A average, was National Honor Society member, Student Council parliamentarian, chess club member, varsity soccer player, and Class of ’55 treasurer.
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Davie
Brenneman
West Second Street
Rexford Brenneman
Silver Springs
Wea
General Motors
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Pittsburgh
School of Engineering and Science
J. Mo Daniels Ang
Uprae Institute
Frederick High School
South Hirils High School
National Honor Oy
Maryland Association of Student Council
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Dear Miss Dex and the Boarder Husbands
A reader asks how to date with a violent husband and if forgiveness is wise. The adviser urges refusal, notes the husband’s pattern will likely recur, and warns the reader to protect her family while acknowledging past finances and emotional manipulation.
Unclear excerpt on remarriage and social gatherings
The text describes a daughter who remarries and feels embarrassment upon meeting her former husband, now the son-in-law to her parents, with commentary on how divorced couples attend parties together. It references Bell Syndicate and notes that over 80 percent of US telephones are operated by one system.
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Taul le
Dirlaw
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
United States
Braddock Homemakers Club Annual Picnic at Culver Lake
The Braddock Homemakers Club held its annual picnic at Cul ler Lake in Baker Park on Friday evening with Mrs. Howard Schindel and Mrs. Writwin Strobel arranging. Neighbors and members including Mr. and Mrs. Alex Beyant and others attended, as plans moved to a community supper and social time. In other notes, a call for peaceful surrender of Formosa to the Chinese Communists was reported from Moscow. Also, Navy personnel announced an advancement for Carlos E. Stottlemyer to storekeeper third class stationed at the U S Atlantic Fleet headquarters in Norfolk, Virginia.
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Sraddock Club
Braddock Homemakers Club
Culler Lake
Baker Park
Howard Schindel
Writwin Strobel
Dwight Roy
Suellen
Elmer Mettler
Theodore Reeder
Kathleen
Moscow
Jawaharlalu
India
Nicolai Bulganin
Formosa
Kremlin
Washington, D.C
Bureau of Naval Personnel
Carlos E. Stortlemyer
USN
Comcanander Im
SS. Atlantec
Norfolk
Lee A. Stottlemyer
Bof
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Potomac
Dex
Frank Keefer
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Lester B. Feaga
G. Hunter Bowers
Roy R. Atkinson
Philadelphia
A. Austin Pearre
Ralph S. Sehoreder
Paul D. Simpson
Tha Erasmey Gantt Wa Matal
Harry W. Zeigler
Francis B. Sappington
John W. Quynn
Samuel Rose
Schindel
China
United Nations
Strobel
Harold
Staley
Edo
Em Tobery
Wayne and
Veon
David Yinger
Helen
Barbara
Frank Sergent
Diane Stover
Iwar
VOGUE
Holly Wood-Maxwell
Sacony
Globe Flexalum
Ivas
Ovante
Allyan Reed
the Rug Store
Patrick Street
Ats , Roebuck and CO
SEARS
Sears Roebuck and Co
W. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Svea
Fredericktown
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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