Studying Communism Needs Tough, Expert Examination
The essay argues for rigorous, expert study of communism beyond mere denunciation. It highlights Sidney Hook’s view that understanding its history, appeal, and methods is essential to counter its influence. The piece notes the USSR’s rapid industrial rise, the appeal to underdeveloped nations, and the need for precise analysis by scholars and citizens alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Hook
New York University
New York Times
Hook
Soviet Union
China
Satelite
Europe
Cuba
Conpwnism
Moscow
Peking
Mack
New Eyes for the Needy aids millions with used spectacles
A New Jersey nonprofit project New Eyes for the Needy collects, sorts, and distributes donated glasses to the needy in India Africa and Okinawa. Used frames are melted for proceeds to buy new prescription lenses, aided by volunteers who sort test and mail glasses.
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India
Africa
Okinawa
Short Hills
N.J
New Eyes
Daily Mail
Julie Andrews Happy With Acting Life and Family
New York AP report notes Julie Andrews says she is happier than ever with marriage to Tony Walton and motherhood to Emma Kate while balancing a busy career in film music and television. She recalls early Broadway days, simple meals, and her ongoing work in My Fair Lady with Audrey Hepburn’s casting noted.
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New York
Jule Andrewn
Eger Benedict
Julie
Tony Walton
Emma Kato
Whane
London
Tyreennelind
Audrey Hepburn
Tulle
Ly Broadway
Earth
Tuumar
Jottings From Yesteryears 40 Years Ago Entry
Walter Tritch won the contract to repaint the exterior of the fiscal Court Hague. The project would make it the courthouse in Maryland. Ralph Jones of Hagerstown died at the hospital on his return from visiting relatives in Jacksonville Pa. F Fussell ticks, history instructor at Boys High School, was elected active member of the American Historical Association. Joseph J Wiederhald named electrician and Charles I Kinsey appointed policeman for Wittiams part.
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Walter Tritch
Iscal
Ralph Jones
Hagerstown
Carints “Hospital
Jacksonville
F. Fussell Ticks
Hgh
American Historical Association
Henry Johnson
Columbia University
Transfers and local notices in 20 years past report
Major Sheldon J. Yoder of Ay ry Air Force was moved to the Army Air Force procurement HQ in New York City with Lt. Col. Hadtey to supervise. Sachlenau to serve as acting resident representative, while Mrs. Harvey Kling was elected recording secretary of the Maryland Federation of Republican Women at a Baltimore convention. A horse on the Charles Tabler farm at Pinesbore died after contact with a fallen live wire, prompting Mrs. Valerie Jones, Pinesbury School teacher, to keep her pupils safe.
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Sheldon J. Yoder
Ayry Air Force Veridenk
Fairchild Aircraft Division
Army Air Force
New York City
Hadtey
Sachlenau
Harvey Kling
Maryland Federation of Repul Vcan Women
Baltimore
Charles Tabler
Pinesbore
Valerie Jones
Pinesbary School
Berkeley Spring plea and defense layoffs reported
Ten years ago a reward for a lost bicycle is offered by the mother of Stepien Clem after a dog dragged the bike by its chain. Colonel Benjamin W. Poor notes a 300 worker layoff planned as part of an economic drive by the Department of Defense. Discharges at Washington County Hospital include Mrs. Robert C. Taylor and infant, and several others listed by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roward Wan Belng
Berkeley Springe
Stepien Clem
Pat Gog
Letterkenny Ordnaller
Bepot
Benjamin W. Poor
Department of Defense
Voice of the People notes 1.7 million Fairchild contract
The October 24 Daily Nail reports Martin Co awards a 1.7 million dollar contract to Fairchild Corporation for space age work. Maryland Congressman Caritan Steeles lauds the award as boosting the local economy while Sickles notes about 50 workers will be employed for about 38 months. Engineering will occur at Rockville and Medensburg facilities. Paul A. Wagner signs.
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Fairchild Corporation
Hageratown
Caritan i. Steeles
Maryland
Tos Corporation
Sickles
Rockville
Vledensburg
Puirchild
Paul A. Wagner
How To Keep Well Influenza and Health Hints Featured
How To Keep Well describes influenza origins and spread, noting viruses, past pandemics, and the 1918 event. It outlines prevention with polyvalent vaccines, target groups, and common symptoms. Practical tips include hygiene, avoiding crowds, bed rest, fluids, and mild medicines. Readers may send questions to Dr Van Dallen.
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van Dallen
Valued Letters Prefer Public Names in Daily Mall
The Daily Mall invites letters addressed to the Value of the People and requests writers publish their names when sending money. Letters up to 250 words are preferred and longer items may be edited. Address correspondence to Voice of a key People at the Daily Mall Ha versigwn Maryland.
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Delaras
Daily Mall
Haversigwn
Maryland
Allen-Sco tt Report on Vietnam Policy Power Behind the Scenes
Washington observers report that in Saigon ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge remains in charge of operations while No 2 State Department official William Trueheart and William Meeklin shape briefings and seed anti-Diem narratives. The House subcommittee’s probe reveals tensions between diplomatic staff and CIA leadership, with implications for U.S. disengagement strategy and potential recalls of Saigon officials.
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Washington
Congressional Praders
South Vietnam
Ccont
U.S
Seigen
Henry Cabot Lodge
House
Clement Za- Wocki
D-Wis
William €. Trueheart
Trueheart
State Department
Baigon
Lodge
Central Intelligence Agency
Administration
Vietnam
Zablocki
Betora Congress
White House
Defense
McNamara
Alaxwell Taylor
Cherryman
Joint Chiefs of
Ais
Ambassador Lodge
Clein
Detroit City of Industry and Idle Amusements
A veteran observer reflects on Detroit as a sprawling, workmanlike metropolis with smokestacks, rails, and new cars, noting a vibrant economy but sparse cultural amusements. He contrasts it with Boston Miami and Los Angeles, critiques declining public support for arts, TV as entertainment, and the difficulty of finding nightlife. He urges Americans to value libraries, books, and shared culture while acknowledging television and sports shape modern life.
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Detroit
Michigan
Dearborn
Belle Isle
Fender
Bears
Ineh
Detroits
Statler - Tilton
Fleher
Mia
WF. Bavinger
Kalie Stevenson
Grosse Palnte
May
Miami
Kelly
United Artists Theatre
Center State
Logos
Shaw
America
John Daly
Earl Warren
United States Supreme Court
Lyndon Jamson Fs
Just Folks Memories of Youth and Time
Fragmentary reminiscence on youth memories and aging. Poignant moments recall songs, gowns, and family tears. Adults reflect on how songs and tokens trigger sadness and memories for both old and young across winters, springs, and summers.
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James Keller
God
Fort
John
Hal Boyle
Yesteryears
Joseph J. Wiederhald
Charles I. Kinsey
Policomoan
Wittiamspart
Washington County Hospital
Robert C. Taylor
Infanit
Charles W. Steen
Victor D. Nazarrod
Joseph L. Bussard
John L. Krobath
Charley Selby
Donna L. Culler
Walter Delbert
Douglas C. de Haven
David ¥. Parons
Connie M. Harrison
Tro van Deller
Helthas
Ghoat
Industelos
Pravent
BR. M
Decaare
Ioan
Allen-Scott Report
By Robert S. Allen and
Paul Scott
Duke
Duchess of Windsor
Britain
Spain
Marbella
Elizabeth
Wallis Simpson
Adalf Nitler
Paul Otto Schmidt
Munich
Fy- Tope
Dr. Schmidt
Schow
Czechoslovakia
Prom
Angola
Congo
Venezule
British Guiana
Haiti
Egypt
West
Edgar A. Guest
Neeal
Bey
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