IMF Reports Trade Progress Considerable
The IMF reports further considerable progress toward dismantling trade and exchange restraints through mid 1955. The 10th annual report notes inflation fears and trade friction, with optimism about free world economic stability as the Bank and IMF meet in Istanbul. The piece also covers Britain's faltering reserves and potential policy rises, plus Western Europe's rising production. It also announces Montgomery County Health Department forms an epidemiology committee led by Dr Lenore Bajda to monitor and contain disease outbreaks, coordinating with state and NIH bodies.
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Division of Sanitation Services
Margaret Zimmerman
Martha Ricketts
Laurell Kragtorpg
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Maryland Department of Health
National Institutes of Health
Toy Guidance Council previews 1955 Christmas toys
A New York feature notes a record 14 billion dollar toy industry for 1955. The Toy Guidance Council lists over 600 approved items from $1 books to $3,000 trains, with realism and TV tie ins shaping popular gifts.
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Toy Guidance Council
Mel Freud
Httle
Junior
Freud
Gene Autry
Britain Loses To Soviets In Track At Moscow Meet
In Moscow 70,000 spectators watched the Soviet track and field team overwhelm Britain as Chris Chataway won the 10000 meters in 12 minutes 12 seconds. The USSR scored 220 points to Britain 141 with Pirie Norris taking second and third. Kuc set a 10000 meters pace and Krisonosov reportedly improved the hammer world mark.
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Chris Chataway
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Dynamo Stadium
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Vladimir Kuc
Smiling Soviets fuel debate on U S security fears
Washington columnist Peter Edson argues easing Cold War tensions may boost Soviet power. He cites Geneva talks and U N disarmament rounds as widening gaps, warning American openness could aid Soviet farming and war potential. He urges tighter protection of scientific secrets and boosting U S youth science study.
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Winners Chosen By Farm Bureau Women Talent Fund Talk Fest
The Associated Women of the Farm Bureau selected winners at a family night event at the Wath ersville fire hall last Wednesday. Edward Ferrell of Knoxville won first in the talent contest with Autumn Leaves and The Things I Didn’t Do, accompanied by Mrs. Wilmont. Miss Mary Edith Lease of Urbana was second singing Without A Song with Jack McGolerick. A trio Donald Easterday, Mac Remshberg, Wayne Guyton of Middletown took third performing Beautiful Brown Eyes and Simple Melody. Clyde Bohn played Ser nad e on trombone with Georgia Anne Masser. Barbara Derr of Feagaville sang It Might As Well Be Spring with Ann Barrick. Gene Ausherman of Myersville won best speaker for Expand Markets for Domestic Products, with Carroll Leatherman of Myersville second on Exports and Imports on Farm Markets and Trade. The top two finishers will enter ...
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Erye
Dich Einner
Wathersville
Edward Ferrell
Knoxville
Mrs. Wilmont
Mary Edith Lease
Urbana
Jack McGolerick
Donald Easterday
Mac Remshberg
Wayne Guyton
Middletown
Clyde Bohn
Georgia Anne Masser
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Youth Injured In Car Crash In Brunswick Maryland
A Dickerson youth was seriously hurt when a car went out of control on Md 79 near Rosemont Brunswick. The car struck a concrete culvert and rolled over. Carroll Houck, 18, was admitted with brain concussion and facial lacerations. Driver Carl Vaughn Jr of Fort Brag, NC escaped injury. Trooper R S Kirby noted possible intoxication. No charges yet pending investigation.
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Brunswick
MD.17
Frederick Memorial Hospital
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First Mormon Temple Dedicated in Europe at Zolλικofen
The first Mormon temple on the European continent was solemnly dedicated in Zol ликофen Switzerland. Church president David O. McKay and U.S. official Ezra Taft Benson were among the dignitaries present along with Senator.
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Zollikofen
Switzerland
David O. McKay
Church of the Latter-Day Saints
Ezra Taft Benson
U.S
Mormon temple consecration ends European prayer era
Wallace Bennett of Utah joined about 1,500 Mormon Church members from the United States and Europe in a ceremony marking the first consecrated temple for Mormons in Europe. Prior to today Europe's 45,000 members had only prayer houses in several cities.
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Mormon Church
United States
Europe
Hamburg Shipyard Workers OK New Wage Pact
A union backed vote in Hamburg approved a wage agreement for 100000 shipyard and metal workers. The deal provides an eight to nine percent raise after wildcat strikes with Communist overtones. It passed 59 percent and takes effect September 15, lifting average hourly pay from 1.62 to 1.75 marks.
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Hamburg
Germany
U.S
Prosperity Seen On This Side Of Iron Curtain
Secretary of the Treasury Humphrey told a meeting of economic readers in Istanbul that prosperity runs high on this side of the Iron Curtain and beyond, signaling strong economic outlook amid Cold War tensions.
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Treasury
Humphrey
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Treasury releases Humphrey remarks at World Bank IMF meet
Treasury releases remarks by Humphrey prepared for the opening session of the 10th annual World Bank IMF meeting. The note states no commercial deposits of tin have been found in the United States and discusses policy aims to maintain current conditions.
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