Americans Plan Own Foreign Aid Boom in Travel 1959
Americans plan to spend nearly three billion dollars on international travel in 1959. Europe is expected to attract about 770000 visitors, with total overseas travelers rising from 1.01 million to roughly 1.398 million in 1958 figures cited. Airlines, ships, and tour operators forecast record demand and lower fares to lure tourists across the Atlantic and to the Far East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Dawson
AP Business
New York
United States
Europe
Far East
Latin America
Eisenhower
Sta Wate
Department of Commerce
Atlantic
American Express Co
Madrid
Moscow
NATO plans nuclear force under one command
General Lauris Norstad announced NATO intends to form a nuclear capable striking force within the alliance built from units of the United States Britain and France. The plan proposes an integrated force under a single command starting with a battalion sized core and potentially eight eight members with conventional and nuclear weapons, amid French pushback for national identity.
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Paris
Lauris Nor
J Stad
North Atlantic Alliance
Europe
United States
Britain
France
Alliance
Xorstad
Washington
U. S. State Department
NATO
West
Orth
London
Saharan
Norstad
Charles de‘ Gaulle
Mediterranean
de Gaulle
Posture and craft showcased at Libertytown Homemakers
The Libertytown Women's Club featured posture demonstrations by clothing chair Mrs George Stevens with help from Mrs Stephen Knott, stressing correct sitting and walking. Guest Mrs James Stevens shared insights from a year abroad aided by visuals. A furniture restoration class led by Mrs Ramon Keller showcased refinished chairs, to be exhibited later. An appeal urged a "big sister" link to the 4H members led by Mrs Franklin Repp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libertytown
George Stevens
Stephen Knott
Alaska
James Stevens
Ramond Keller
Airs
Franklin Repp
Max Giff Stesses
Iss
Artie Kemp
Oita Gertz
Birth of David William noted with family updates
Mr. Airy and Mrs. Robert Clary announce the birth of a son, David William, at Frederick Memorial Hospital on February 25. Various local families share hospital stays, birthdays, and community events including a Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow honor for Pamela Haines and a Key Club convention in Williamsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Clary
MY. Airy
Kenneth Burdette
Hickory Hills
David William
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Carl Smith
Oak Street
Lee Condon
Woodbine
Montgomery County General Hospital
Mullinix
Bits
Mar E Mullinix
Dorothy Mullinix
Dorothy Boore
Sally Mullinix
Eileen Day
Avis Piefferkorn
Mary Streaker
Pauline Mullinix
Elizabeth Airs
Charles Michael
Gerry Mullinin
Eleanor Cissel
Betty Murm
Joh Warfield
Martha Ann Emory
Mary Hawkins
Charlotte
Edward C. Hem
Ralph E. Stineright
Donald W. Falconer
Approve Mulinix
Lorraine
Lillian Mulinix
Sarah Mulinix
Elizabeth Duvall
Freda Condon
George Ane Marie Pickett
George Burdette
Mary Slagle
Sarah
Pamela Haines
Betty Crocker
Mr. Airy High School
Jasieas
Pamela
Shad H. Haines
Frederick Avenue
All Aire
Virginia Norwood
Hagerstown
And
Amers
Malcolm Moxley
Roscoe D. Fleming
Sykesville
Airy High School
Willimsburg
Capital District
Moor House Lodge
Williamsburg
Michaeltown
Division 9
Airy
A Bowlus
Warne Wagner
Hiv. Davis
Michael Brown
Seely
Kenny Clements
Lerry Nortis
John Packard
Baldwin
Luttrell
Howard Chapel
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Kenneth Gosnell
Albert Hardy
John Smith
James
Hes
Valentine
Know Your Firemen: Roger E. Shankle Appointed Fireman
Roger E. Shankle became a regular for United Steam Fire Engine Co. No. 3 in September 1928 after serving as produce manager at R. L E. Grove Grocery. He was born April 23, 1929 in Mapleville, son of Lew and Delma M. Shankle, with elementary schooling at Washington Street Urbana.
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Roger E. Shankle
United Steam Fire Engine Company No. 3
R. L E. Grove
Mapleville
Wason
Lew
Delma M. Shankle
Washington Street
Urbana
Yellow Springs
Dickerson-Society Event and Nearby Happenings
Mrs. Margaret Stull Dickerson announces the Dickerson S C S Society event for March 8 at the home of Mrs. Ethel Baker in Beals. The piece also notes visits and gatherings involving Mr. and Mrs. George Tobery, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Simmons, Mr. and Mrs. Burton Lyman, and Mrs. John Roberson. A surprise stork shower for Mrs. John Roberson occurred February 6 with guests including Burton Lyman and Herman Simmons. The article mentions birthdays, hymns at Roomz Chapel, and driver training for Private Maurice G. Fox at Fort Jackson, S C, with family details.
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Margaret Stull
Dickerson
George Tobery Jr
Frederick
George Tobery Sr
Herman Simmons
Burton Lyman
Wallingford
John Roberson
Roberson
Robert Roberson
XE Burton Lyman
MM Herman Simmons
Florida
R. Househild
Donald Brook
Stull
Percy Payne
Poirt
da K. Schultz Jr
Rocky Springs
Clarence Harris
John W. Sweat
Donald
Bal R
Sweat
Nellie Mar- Tah
Fort Jackson
S.C
Maurice G. Fox
G. E. Fox
Lantz, Md
Athon
Social Security Questions From Readers On Daughters Marriages And Death Benefits
A reader asks about stopping survivor payments when a daughter turns 18 and marriage or disability. Others inquire about burial reimbursement time limits, maid tax requirements, Civil Service retirement deductions, and disability eligibility rules. The column outlines conditions and timelines for these Social Security issues.
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Rom S. D. F
Albany
Social
Rand
Reco
Social Security Administration
Boyle Column of Jokes Shares Restaurant Riffs
Hal Boyle notes a string of diner quips and cafe mishaps in a Parsons Kansas setting. Patrons debate cooking turns, prices, and social security while staff swap lines about service and dreams of Hollywood. The collage captures midcentury cafe banter and urban bravado.
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Board of Health
New York
George Washington
Parsons
Java
Hollywood
Hal Boyle
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Michigan
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Elm Street
Frederick High School
Shankle
Martha Jane Wachtel
Beverly Jane
Ted Elwood
Michael Jeffery
Treva Lynn
David Aaron Shankle
Mary Street
Church of the Bretten
Johnny Swamper Club
The
Uniteds
Citizens Truck Company
O'Hara
Ilinois Tollway
City of
Des Plaines
Hemby
Fort Detrick
Sion
Roomz
Gene Lawson
Irvin Lawson
Nathen Hildabrand
Baughman
Ethel Baker
Fred Williams
Kooniz Chapel
Frederick Armory
Blue Ridge
Bowers Lumber Co
MEN of
Capitol
Mt. St. Mars
Glee Club
Damascus Electric Co
Gladhill Furniture Co
Ingais Lumber & Supply
Frederick Natural Gas Co
Southern States
Frederick Co-Op
Mt. Airy Home Improvements
Potomac Edison Co
Service Glass & Mirror. Inc
Wm. D. Bowers Lumber Co
Ideal Farms Dairy Trees and Nurseries
Metropolitan Lite Insurance Co
Coblentz & Main, Inc
Insurance
Frederick Federal Savings & Lean
Hilmer & Roerke Appliance Center
Ein & Sons - Waltz
Grove Lime Co
G & RB Merchandise Mart
C & P Telephone Co
Martinsburg Frozen Foods, Inc
Watkins-Burdette Motor Co
Renner’s
TV and
Weil Brothers, Inc
Frederick Mobile Homes World Book Encyclopedia
Frederick Tropical Aquarium
Mikner
Washington, D. C
Iowa City
Ray Henry
Rome
Ric.cardo
Ric~cardo
Miodigliani
Boyle
Rapair
Corvair
Chevrolet
Pat Boone
Chevy Showroom
Abc-Tv
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
East Patrick ST
Maryland
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