Eden Faces Declining Prestige As British Press Attacks
British newspapers from the Daily Sketch to the Daily Mail and Telegraph criticize Prime Minister Eden for indecisiveness and rising inflation. The Daily Sketch demands he either act to curb inflation or resign, while Labour leader Hugh Gaitskell calls for parliamentary recall to discuss arms disclosures and government transparency.
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London
Eden
Daily Sketch
Wadership
Tatéoid
Britain
Downing Street
Daily Telegraph
Daily Mail
Telegraph
Mail
Egypt
Belgium
Hugh Gaitskell
Labor Party
Selwyn Lloyd
Washington
Laborite Daily Herald
Christmas Holiday Guests Reported Across Town Listings
A long list of holiday visits is recorded with residents from Charlottes ville to Martinsville staying with relatives in Middletown. The notes name families including Sibleys Cook Brumbacks Wakemans and Sperrys among others and mention several service members on leave and recoveries at home.
Local Folks Weakened by Illness and Holiday Decor
Stover of Strasburg notes Mrs. Lucy Everly confined at her brother-in-law and sister Alonzo and wife. Gertie Armel of Frederick visited. Grace Henson dined with George Bywaters family at Opequon. James Wilson and family dined with Edward Braithwaite on New Year’s Day. Ethel Henson visiting George Bywaters’ at Opequon. Bernice Good and Philip Good of Hyattsville visited Mrs. Ed Good. Clara Long ill at Howard Shull home. Grace Henson recovering from a thumb injury. Christmas decorations brightened several homes and the star on the water tank was visible for miles. R. V. Martin displayed five sheep in a nativity scene. Charles Reely’s home and Grace Methodist Church had festive emblems. Church Street also adorned.
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Blair Cook
Roanoke
E. B. Cook
Mildred Jones
Amye Clarke
Tom Sperry
Thomas Knight
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Warrenton
George Clarke
Nick Prillaman
Martinsville
Kit
Portsmouth
Myrtle Rhodes
G. W. Borden
Peyton
W. T. Peyton
Warsaw
Bob Devers
P. H. Wakeman
T. J. Wakeman
Jerry
Christiansburg
Ralph Wakeman
Rex
Cornelia Ann Cadwallader
T. Ainsworth Sperry
Barbara
Buzzy
O. L. Wakeman
M. Moody
William Steed
Richmond
Bill Stover
Arthur Shipe
Oneta Shipe
W. F. Shipe
Mark Sperry
Trone Sperry
Gordon Bennett
Falls Church
James G. Bennett
Lucy Everly
Alonzo Stickley
Gertie Armel
Frederick, Md
Grace Henson
George Bywaters
Opequon
James Wilson
Wilson
Edward Braithwaite
Ethel Henson
Bernice Good
Philip Good
Hyattsville
Mr. Good
Ed Good
Clara Long
Howard Shull
R. V. Martin
Charles Reely
Grace Methodist Church
Church St
Misses Dress Pattern 4571 by Anne Adams
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Anne Adams
Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
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Middletown
William Sibley
Charlottesville
J. H. Brumback
Robert Campbell
Cpl
Mickey Flowers
Camp Lejeune
Mrs
C. B. Hammock
Curtis Andrews
John Stanley
Staunton
C. E. Line
Samuel Bowers
L. Bowers
Virginia
Jackson
Max Geddes
Geddes
Herbert Jones
Jake Rinker
Grafton Ogden
Melvin Ogden
Mattie Ogden
W. W. Kline
William Kline
Baltimore
Abe Ershaw
Rebecca
Clayton Henderson
Mary Eleanor Henderson
Dick Robin
Vernon Kline
Nancy Kline
Ershaw
Jack Hanshew
Charles Hanshew
Marshall
Martinsburg
Hollis Coffelt
Walter Little
Alma Painter
Effie Coffelt
Joe Jenkins
Margaret Hanshew
Sb. L. Snarr
Dave
Stover of
Strasburg
Culuoan Service
Millwood Ave
Winchester
Police
Coats
Tweeds & Forstmanns
Gabardines
Tweeds
Forstmanns
Juiliards
N. Loudoun St
Sonne Eee
Florida
America
Leesburg
Romney
Hagerstown
Harrisonburg
Florsheims
Millikins
Tweedies and Hill & Dales
I. Mae
I. Miller
Foot Flairs
Mademoiselles
Selby Styleez
Shenanigans
Valley
Daniel Greens
SELBY
Red Cross
Prot
Alois
Loudoun ST
Black
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