25 Years Ago in Caroline County News Briefs
Notices recount obituaries for Mrs. Laura Gantt in Wilmington and Mrs. Ralph Swann near Greensboro, plus a surprise anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Covey. Local fare includes trains to Baltimore, a Two Johns resident Mr. Hutchison Trice’s death, and school attendance reports for March across Caroline county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Gantt
J. Gibson Gantt
Christ Church
Wilmington
Ralph Swann
Greensboro
W. O. Bennett
Fred Covey
Harmony Church
G. EE. McDorman
Trice
Robert Trice
Seaford
Elizabeth Hubbard
Union Grove
Fred J
Charles C
Roland B
Norman E
Maud G. Willoughby
Caroline County
Union Unite Society
The
M. P. Church
P. Seldon Raughley
W. L. Bullock
Brownsville
Josephine Todd
Here
Vernon
Ross Lane
James B. Jones
Tribbett
Samuel Schuyler
Paul
Roland Todd
Mildred
Henry Jester
Hazel
Elmer
Roland
Johnnie Reed
Sarah Tribbett
Lemuel Reed
Nora Kelly
John Harris
Elsie Tribbett
Margaret Howard
Thomson
Helen
Rosell Bullock
Agnes
Clementine
Mary Lountain
Cathrve Willoughby
Altha Lare
Delanche
Thomas
Alice
Gladys Meredith
Ruth Lyden
Hattye Lewis
Philip Thomas
Anna Mae Clevenger
Elizabeth
Hattye Alford
Bridgetown
Choptank
Chestnut Grove
Stubbard’s
American Corner
Oaks
Denton High
Union
Johns
Washington
Foot measurement once based on a man’s foot length
A historical note recalls that the unit of a foot was once estimated by the length of an individual man's foot, reflecting early measurement practices and standardization efforts.
Birds Avoid Flying Far in Thick Fog
Birds stay close to the ground when fog thickens, while giraffes reach up to 18 feet in height. The note juxtaposes flight behavior with tall ungulates for a brief observational point.
Congress approves vast wartime aid and defense bills
In a short week the House passed over 21 billion in ECA and Military Establishments authorizations, with Senate action earlier. The $16 billion Defense Bill for 1950, Air Force funding for a 70-group force, Army and Navy shares, and an Independent Offices package totaling over 7 billion were approved. Hoover urged stronger unification, and Pan American Day was observed on April 14 with resolutions carried forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
United States Naval Academy
White House
R.F.C
NCA
Paul G. Hoffman
EECA
Hoffman
MCA
Europe
Marcantonio
American Labor Party
Air Force
Army
Navy
Independent Offices
Veterans Administration
Atomic Energy, Commission
Hoover
Armed Services
Senate Armed Services Committee
Congress
Patterson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Journal
Mary Jones
Mary Harris
Anna Jones
Mamie Schuster
Louise Schuster
Hilda Tribbett
Jennie Jones
Grace Harris
Johnnie Andrew
Owen Howard
Charlie Poole
Ollie Andrew
Stanley Reed
George Howard
Arthur Jones
Harvey Schuyler
George Reed
Frank Jones
Alfred
Lawrence Tribbett
Harry Jones
Hattyve Alford
Smithville
and Mirs
J. H. Spence
Charles Lewis
L. N. Alford
Earl Alford
Arthur McMahon
Harrison Trice
Oscar Alford
Messrs
Orme
Wm. Dill
Carl Fountain
Kathryn
Anna Mae Spence
Ruth
Jeanette McMahon
Frances McMahon
Edna
Margaret
Lynnie Lord
Kathleen Covey
Sydney Trice
Margaret Collins
Isabelle Adams
Mary Orme
Gladys Trice
Gladys Atkins
Ruth Noble
Trecia
Hampshire
Ort Deposit
MT. Ararat Farms
Tone
Denton Journal
Denton, MD
Edward T. Miller
Maryland
ECA
Captain Leonard
Baltimorte
Leonard
South Hanover Street
Globe Brewing Company
Arrow
America
Rewing CO
Daltimore, MD
John Charles Bishop
Queenstown, Maryland