Path To Global Power Found By Kremlin
Kremlin advances signal a shift toward disarmament and stronger domestic industry. Western leaders discuss potential changes in Europe as Moscow asserts influence and seeks unity with world socialist movements. A mix of cautious optimism and doubt frames the shift in Cold War power dynamics. Ironic regional reactions reveal expectations of realignment and strategic diplomacy. The article surveys leadership tone, public messaging, and possible consequences for NATO and allied economies.
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William L. Ryan
Moscow
Kremlin
Soviet Union
U.ss.r
NATO
Winston Churchil
Dulles
Tito
Yugoslavia
Germany
Socialist stance echoes in wedding report and politics
Mrs. Robert Hess organist and Mrs. Murphy attend a nuptial recital and wedding trip amid remarks by Rakosi on achieving socialism through peaceful means. The event notes political candidacy language and mentions civil resistance and possible violence while detailing the bride and groom's backgrounds and residence near Monrovia.
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James Gregory
Ann Louie Allen
Wiliam J. Allen
Jefferson
Harry Aloysius Murphy
Charles E. Murphy
Monrovia
St. John's Catholic Church
Herbert Jordan
Richard Thompson Jr
Middletown
Mary Margaret Allen
Patricia Moore
Frederick
Ann E. Slifer
Rosemont Avenue
Rockne E. Murphy
Casper
C. Murphy
William J. Alison Jr
Rakosi
Robert Hess
Allen
Murphy
Middletown High School
Hood College
Sears Roebuck and Co
Frederick High School
Repudiates Confession After Release in Zurich
Israeli socialist leader Mordechai Oren arrived in Zurich from five years in Czechoslovak prisons and repudiated a confession of spying for a Zionist network. He said he was unaware of events until a security officer informed him of his release. He had been held in Pankrac and Bratislava prisons with forced labor. He led Mapam and was arrested in 1951 while returning from a trade union meeting in Berlin.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Mordechai Oren
Czechoslovakia
Oren
Pankrac
Prague
Bratislava
Foo Kura
Sala
Mapam
Israel
Berlin
Boy Leo From St Benedict Sought After Body Found
Police reported no visible injuries as Leo From’s body surfaced after five days in the water. He had been last seen April 30 near St Benedict grade school on the Northwest Side, where his father identified the remains. Police speculated he may have slept in halls or cars while wandering, while his mother recalled prior runaway incidents.
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St. Benedict
Leo
Eileen
Young
Montgomery 4-H Club Captures First Prize
The Jersey 4H Calf Club led by Robert Styles won first prize in a national dairy cattle judging contest with an average score of 470 out of 500, topping 903 clubs. Members include Harold Mills Norman Fraley Richard Young and others.
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Montgomery County
Jersey
Robert Styles
Rockville
Irving King
Clarksburg
Iowa
Harold Mills
Norman Fraley
Richard Young
Eileen O‘boyle
Walkersville High School Elects Student Council Leaders
Kenneth Wisner wins president and Sandra Zimmerman becomes vice president amid student council elections at Walkersville High School. Diane Kettelis chairs The Blue and Gold the school newspaper, with Mary and William Powell Jr. as treasurer.
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Kenneth Wisner
Sandra Zimmerman
Walkersville
Miss Zimmerman
Diane Kettelis
The
Blue and Gold
Mary
William Powell Jr
Treas
Walkersville Labourer
Nominat Joran Church Youth Council
American Patrol
Glee Club
Miss Kettells
Brethren Church
Powell
Kadiersville 4-H Club
F. l
Wisner
Future Farm Jeattle
Era of America Activities
Grade Reformed Church
Walkers
Organizationsville
Council
Tax Refund for Gas Used on Farm
Farmers using gasoline strictly for farm purposes may claim a tax refund. The 2 cent per gallon rate applies under Public Law 466 approved April 2 1956. Refunds cover six months of 1956 and then July 1 to June 30 each year, with claims on Form 2240 filed after June 30 and before October 1 with the District Director.
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C. I. Fox
Internal Revenue
Baltimore
Fox
Farm Queen Contest Set For August Twenty Ninth
The 1956 Maryland Farm Queen contest will be held August 29 at Timonium State Fair Grandstand. Twenty three county queens compete for top honors with awards including a silver bowl and cash prizes, national judges, and incentives from national sponsors.
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Timonium State Fair
Timonium
National 4-H Announces Four Award Programs
The National Committee on Boys and Girls Club Work unveils four 4-H Award Programs offering all expense trips to Chicago for National 4-H Club Congress plus jewelry watches Savings Bonds and medals. County state and national winners will be honored in Beautification of Home.
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Thei
American Forest Products Indust
Tries, Inc
Queens
Associated Women Farm Girlier
Club Congress
Cooperative Extension Service
National Committee
Lounty Extension Offices
R. N
Home Association
Mont-Grounds
Gomery County
Hoard’s Dairyman
Fort
U. S
Maryland
Mary
Mrs Land
Texas
Chicago
U.S
National Committee On Boys and Girls
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Montgomery
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General Assembly of Maryland
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