Poland Teeters On Independence From Moscow
James Marlow analyzes whether Poland’s Gomulka regime signifies genuine independence from Moscow or a managed shift. He notes Soviet troops remain in Poland, U S aid questions, and a pivotal return of hardline Stalinists to power, with Poland voting pro or anti U S stances in the UN.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Dulles
Lewer
Congress
Poland
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Stalin
Communist Party
Moscow
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Middle East
Egypt
New York Times
Warsaw
Gomulka
United States
Yugoslavia
Tito
Eisenhower
Aloscow
Wasiway
Gomutka
Russia
United Nations
Iron Curtain
State Department
Maryland Interests Accused of Lobbying for Airport Site
Senate subcommittee member Monroney accused Maryland interests of lobbying for a second Washington airport to be built in Maryland. He disputed a claim that a Civil Aeronautics Administration technician lobbied for Burke, Virginia. He praised the Virginia site and urged CAA funding to build the airport at a location chosen by the agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Monroney
D-Okla
Senate Commerce Subcommittee On Aviation Today
Maryland
Sen. Butler
Rmd
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Burke
Civil Aeronautics
James T. Pyle
Virginia
CAA
Airport officials meet Congress to back Burke site
Officials from National Airport visit members of Congress to stress support for the Burke site. A child’s question on a train about the last town stopped in highlights an unknown detail as the scene unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ational Airport
Congress
iBurke
Teens Attend Weekly Dance at Staley Park Firehouse
About 30 teenagers attended a Wednesday evening dance at the Staley Park firehouse. Spot dance partners were Edward Gentile and Peggy Byers, with Mrs. A. Corbin chaperoning. Other attendees included Bertha Schaffer Hazel N. Christian Florence Kanode and Ernistine Murray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staley Park
Edward Gentile
Peggy Byers
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
A .Corbin
Bertha Schaffer
Hazel NX. Christian
Florence Kanode
Ernestine Murray
Princess Margaret Bid Seen For Kuala Lumpur Independence
March 19 report from Kuala Lumpur says Malayan officials asked Queen Elizabeth II to proclaim independence there. No official preference yet, but Princess Margaret is considered welcome. The piece notes the U.S. population has grown by 109 million since 1895.
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Princess Margaret
Kuala Lumpur
Elizabeth II
U.S
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Commerce
Chicago
Oration
Aurora
St. John's Academy
Inlior
Frederickson
Mir. Schmitz
Tacoma
Here
Olin ‘Mathieson Chemical Corp
Buddy Coon
Robert D. Schultz
Richard Nelison
James Capps
Earl A. Qison
Wash
MOOSE
Paul P. Schmitz
The
Loyal Order of Moose
Brunswick Lodge
Brunswick
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Schmitz
Canada
Moose Supreme Lodge
Moose Charity Board
Malcolm
Orson R. Giles
Mayo Coil
Penney’s
Frederick
News
Paul Malone
Frederick Ave
Cumberland
Grafton
W Va
Baltimore
C. PB. Bujac
Elec
Cumberland, Md
R. Liberty and
Lombard Sts
Baltimore, Md
Null and Null Auctioneers
Scheel
Ridgeville
Route 27
Peon Shop Road
U. S. Tower
Howard County
T.B
Bangs
Yorkshire
Hampshire
W. D. Allis Chalmers
Allis Chalmers
John Deere
van Brunt
New Holland
International
Metz
Buchman
Thomas W. Buchman
Idgeville, Maryland
East Third Street
Mediate Pass
Noah E. Cramer & Son
North Court St
Frederick, Md
Cape Cod
Hood College
Ned S. Zeiler
Plymouth
Appoixtmnes
Oscar C. Sponseller
West
Patrick St
W. Patrick St
Hiltner-Roelke
Moq
Corton
Tensor
Williamson’s Drug Store
North Market Street
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