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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1955

Page

14

Broadway Talk and a Five Point Unemployment Plan

Waco column discusses Bert Taylor and a book on Hollywood ratings, Norwood Smith’s Broadway stand, and a bad show Ankles Aweigh with Draper improvisation. Plus Henry Morgan quip on TV movies. Then five point plan for Pennsylvania unemployment relief outlines local industrial authorities and a $20 million matching fund pending in the legislature.

Dick Kleiner Waco, Wox Bert Taylor Hollywood Lana Turner Taylor Elizabeth Taylor Ankles Aweigh Boy Kean Tony Charmoli Kean Sisters Washington Leader Pennsylvania Thomas Hodges Hodges Pittsburgh Scranton

Johnsville 4 H Club Plans Bake Sale and Demo

The Johnsville Girls 4 H Club met at Kay Lutrell home to plan a bake sale for May 7 and to donate cookies and jello for the Spring meeting. Betsy Levington demonstrated simple dressmaking steps and girls shared bound buttonholes and wrist pincushions. Next meeting at Shirley Fox home on May 19 with refreshments. The Comets quote from the National Geographic Society is noted.

Johnsville Kay Lutrell Betsy Levington Shirley Fox

Commerce reports US trade with communist nations

The Commerce Department said the United States bought 33 638 000 dollars of goods last year from Communist countries while selling 85 958 000 dollars of its products behind the Iron Curtain. Red-dominated nations thus sold the United States about 27 680 000 dollars more than they bought here. Trade involved the Soviet bloc in Europe with far smaller commerce with Iron Curtain nations overall. Exports and imports values for the year were about 17 4 and 1544 billions respectively.

Washington Commerce Department United States Soviet Union Europe Red China Far East Congress Weeks U. S Eisenhower Danube Czechoslovakia East Germany Hungary Iron Curtain

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