Dulles Birthday Week Shows No Retirement Signs
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles celebrated his 66th birthday with a busy Washington week after returning from the Berlin conference. He met with congressional leaders, prepared a Caracas conference briefing, and delivered a speech as he juggled briefings and state duties. George Humphrey’s quail hunt showcased Secret Service discretion around the President. A Persian history lesson from Sen. Paul Douglas warned of overreliance on favorable news as a political risk. Justice cleanup efforts and possible wiretap-enabled prosecutions loom, with upcoming cases tied to tax matters and Truman-era officials. Prices of coffee behind the Iron Curtain were contrasted with U S retail costs. A possible swap deal for surplus food with Soviet Russia remains a glimmer as discussions continue.
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Peter Edson
NEA
Washington
Secretary of
John Foster Dulles
Berlin
Nation
State Department
Capitol Hill
Baynes
Senate
Hisenhowwer
Caracas
Cabinet
National Security Council
Treasury
George M. Humphrey
Secret Service
Eisenhower
Humphrey Plantation
Georgia
Humphrey
Paul Douglas
Justice
Department of Justice
Jon
Bureau of Internal Revenue
United States
National Committee For A Free
Europe
Soviet Russia
Romania
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Pat Chance
America
U. S
Soroptimist Club Meeting Plans for Richmond Conference
Soroptimist members met Wednesday in the Wedgwood room of the Francis Scott Key Hotel for dinner and business. Mrs Kefauver presided as president. Delegates to the Richmond regional conference on April 24 and 25 will include Mrs Kefauver. Officers listed include Florence Sorrentino Louie Sebold Estelle Frailey Betty Fitzgerald Hazel Caldwell Ada Sperry. A rummage sale was discussed and a nominating committee appointed. Edward D. Storm, local attorney and former state senator, will speak at the next meeting.
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Soroptimist Club
Wedgwood
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Maude Kefauver
Richmond
Kefauver
Florence Sorrentino
Louie E. Sebold
Estelle Frailey
Betty Fitzgerald
Hazel Caldwell
Ada Sperry
Edward D. Storm
Strength For Today or Early, Douglass Submission Can Be Noble
The piece argues that modern society pursues rights and freedom while neglecting eternal verities built into creation. It cites Thomas Carlyle on great souls being loyally submissive and reverent to higher truths, urging readers to reflect on admirable individuals defined by submission.
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Thomas Carlyle
Washington and Lee D A V Auxiliary Installs Officers
The Washington and Lee Auxiliary of the Disabled American Veterans held a regular monthly meeting in the Legion hall. Mrs Virginia Parnell installed new officers led by Commander Jason Yelton with committees named for membership, Americanism, hospital welfare, and more. Visiting dignitaries included department and district leaders from Maryland, Bethesda, Baltimore, and Cambridge, plus Salvation Army representatives.
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Washington and Lee Avaiary
The
Disabled American Veterans
Legion
Helen M. Musso
Virginia
Ethel Morningstar
E. Fisher
Mildred Sutely
Charlotte Main
Mullard Castle
Musso
Fisher
Houck
Wiriginia Parnell
Mary Wright
Baltimore No. 1
Emily Truit
Ernestine Belmont
Ann Fredericks
Cambridge No. 18
Cecil Gray
Cambridge
Doris Cusick
Virginia Jones
Norman
Salvation Army
Perry Point
Tony Bolher
Department
D. A
Monroe Woodward
Washington and Lee
D. A.V
Jason Yelton
Mr. Smith
Patriotic Organ
Hospital volunteers honored by veterans group at Newton D. Baker
American Legion auxiliary president Mrs Virginia Miller spoke as members and guests saluted volunteers who assist hospital work at Newton D Baker. Mrs Yelton presented Mrs Musso with a past commander's pin before a buffet supper.
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American Legion Auxilary
Virginia Miller
Ann Wastle
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Dolly Kanode
Newton D. Baker
Yelton
Musso
Optimist Club hears talk on microwave TV links and future tech
At the Optimist Club dinner at Southern Restaurant Harry Patton of Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co spoke on telephone and television developments. He described microwave relays between towers about 30 miles apart, with High Knob among relays, and noted possible transatlantic links by 1954. He also presented a related film on phones and TV.
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Optimist Club
Southern
Harry Patton
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Patton
Lane Liang Wo
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
High Knob
Harrisburg
Virginia
United States
England
Woman Club Meetings Report From Johnsville and Urbana
The Johnsville Homemakers Club hosted Mrs Lavan Singer with president Mrs James Schoonover presiding. Members discussed fabrics and care with Miss Beatrice Fehr presenting a fabric talk and Mrs Howard Tregoning winning a guess game. The Rosedale Homemakers Club met at Mrs Thomas Molesworth with topics on World Trade and Red Cross donations. delegates to Hood College were chosen for April. Urbana WSCS held a meeting led by President Mrs William Geisler. zone meeting planned for April with 20 children's dresses to be contributed and officer elections slated. Worship by Mrs Hubert Hawkins and Miss Elsie Young accompanied Scripture readings.
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Johnsville Club
Lavan Singer
Johnsville
James Schoonover
Loch Lomond
Beatrice Fehr
Howard Tregoning
Carroll Harp
Rosedate Club
J. Morris
Rosedale
Thomas E. Molesworth
Hood College
Edward Mob-ley
Wilson Place
Urbana W. S.C. S
Urbana
Wiliam Geisler
Hubert Hawkins
Elsie Young
Community Program Includes Prayer and Choir Singing
The event featured group singing and a prayer led by Rev. W. C Harpold, with singing by Misses Rocy Marat and Rise Yours, and a reading by Jean Hawkins. Rev. Mr Harpold gave a talk and offered a closing prayer. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Holland Lawson, Mrs. Lola Windsor, and Miss Ellen Hawkins.
English Lesson By WL Word Study and Pronunciation Notes
A compact lesson notes misused phrases and pronunciation tips. It emphasizes avoiding "I can't seem to solve this" and suggests "It seems that I cannot solve this." It highlights common misspellings and vocabulary growth methods with focus on fixation and memory terms.
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Jimmie’s Shop
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Frigidaire
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Moore Business Forms, Inc
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Wilson Ave
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5Th & Market Sts
Rock of Ages
Iis Beauty
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Philip Tracey
Zenith
Remsberg
Key Hotel
Troy Laundry and Dry Cleaning CO
Patrick Street
Monument
Jumbo Mohave Lithhet Peace Chrysler Impe
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Climbing Peace
Aunt Quinari
Caledonia
Crimson Glory
Ena Barkness
Golden Charm Prey
Hmoorer
Blaze
Golden Climber Talisman Marg
McGredy Seuer Therese
ORTHO
Ortho Products
Palmers
Frederick
Motorola
Wayside Radio Service
FE. Patrick St. Ph. MO
Sudbury
Aigna
Ritchie Finance Corporation
South Market Street
Frederick, Maryland
Prescription Delivery Peoples Service Drugstores
N. Markee ST
W. Patrick ST
Philco
Motorola T.V
Sunbeam
Liberal Trane IV
Melvin M. Englen
Carroll Sr
Marlow
Bentz
Liberty Finance Corporation
Leslie J. Lovaas
Routzahn & Sons
Pyroeax
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