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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1955

Page

11

Soviets Mark Anniversary With Mild Parade Show

Moscow observed the 38th anniversary of the Bolshevik Revolution with a restrained ceremony and parade. Premier Bulganin and Khrushchev led leaders atop Lenin’s mausoleum as about a million demonstrators passed by. Zhukov hailed efforts to ease international tension and to advance agriculture and industry, while the air display featured a T38 bomber, jets, and MiG fighters but no new tanks or armor.

Moscow Soviet Union Georgi K. Zhukov U. S Russia Geneva Nikolai Bulganin Communist Party Nikitai Khrushchev Sovet Red Square Kremlin Zhukov VM. Molotov Army Navy

Speaker Tells How To Keep Prosperity

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS Y US 6ith Walker Williams undersecretary of commerce said today continued American prosperity depends on balance between optimism and caution. He spoke at the National Wholesale Druggists Assn opening session urging sound government programs and citizen action. He forecast a 1956 economy with a 540 billion gross national product and 40 percent productivity gain in ten years. The Planning Association projects 700 billion GNP by 1975 for 223,530,000 people. Over 1,100 attend the four day convention. In a separate item at Charles Town W Va a 35 year old farmer David Burwell Childs died from a guard on a power saw flight hitting his head.

White Sulphur Springs National Planning Assa U.S. Census Bureau Charles Town W. Va David Burwell Childs Summit Point

Out On Bond After Wreck Involving Fatal Crash

Kenneth T. Day of Gaithersburg released on $1,000 bond after a Sunday crash near Rocky Ridge killed a man and his 16 month old son and injuring three others. Day faces manslaughter by automobile reckless driving and failing to stop. Victims Richard Lee Eyler and his son Jerry Lee Eyler die. Mrs Shirley Mae Eyler injured. Funeral services scheduled for Eyler family. Other notes: specialist Dr W Hamilton Smith Jr dies in Hagerstown after a cerebral hemorrhage. Eisenhower sends personal message to Soviet leader on 38th anniversary of the Bolshevik Revolution. GM declares year end dividend. natural gas and oil deposits found in Alaska.

Kenneth T. Day Gaithersburg Rocky Ridge Day Anne Warner Gettysburg Martha Jane Day Richard Lee Eyler Jerry _Lee Eyler Shirley Mae Eyler Eyler Bruce and Lutte Singer Panama Donald Feele Thurmont Edward Adkins York Howard Tull This City William Smith Ladiesburg Barbara Eyler Kenneth Urbana Donald Keymar Bruce Jr Kingsdale Frederick William Eyler Charles Dutrow Taneytown Horace Smith Denver Eisenhower Soviet Union United States K. Voroshilov Supreme Soviet Us.s.r

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