Khrushchev Sends Cordial Message to Tito on Birthday
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev sent a cordial birthday telegram to Yugoslav President Josip Broz Tito expressing wishes for happiness and prosperity. He urged overcoming misunderstandings between the Yugoslav and Soviet communist parties to strengthen socialist unity and world peace. The message suggested a possible pause in anti Yugoslav campaign amid Kremlin discussions.
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Jefferson Grange program covers foods and sewing awards
The Jefferson Grange meeting on May 4 guests the Jefferson Homemakers Club. Doris Ifert and others performed The Clown and The Lady Doll. Miss Irene Caton from Potomac Edison spoke on Frozen Foods with a demonstration and movie. Sewing contest winners were announced and prizes awarded, followed by singing Now the Day is Over. The program closed with a short business meeting.
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