MacArthur Week and Congressional Actions Recap
The nation marked MacArthur Day with large welcomes in San Francisco Washington and New York while Congress prepares to review his dismissal and a pending military aid bill. Measures include a 89.9 million cut to Labor and related offices and a limit of 25 percent vacancies for 1952. The Defense long range reserve program details Esper June releases through year end. A new Wage Stabilization Board will govern labor in defense. Stuart Symington named head of the RFC as part of agency abolishment questions.
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Washington
San Francisco
New York
Congress
MacArthur
Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations Committees
Russell
D-Ga
Senate
House
Arthur H. Vandenburg
Republican Party
Labor Department
Federal Security Agency
Rep
Jensen
Iowa
Defense Department
Marine Corps
Navy
Air Force
Army
Stuart Symington
National Security Resources Board
Preston social notices and weekend visits tally in town
The Preston area reports gatherings and visits including Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hall hosting mixed card club, Mrs. Herman Sehmick entertaining the Evening Bridge Club, and many residents traveling or hosting guests from Norristown Boston Chestertown Cambridge and Milwaukee. Numerous calls include births conferences and local church events.
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Richard Hall
E. J. Mitchell
Lloyd Cannon
Mitchell
Small Son
Norristown
E. J. Harris
W. J. Bonner
Boston
Mass
Herman Sehmick
Winston J. Lawrence
Chestertown
Smith Harris
I. J. Harris
Camp Elgin
Tampa
Florida
Harold Klahold
York
College Park
Lee Noble
Tidewarer Inn
Easton
Herbert Haines
Dorothy Osteen
Wm. McClean
Baltimore
Roger Corbett
Max Chambers
Adams Cross Roads Sunday School and preaching at Bloomery
Adams Cross Roads hosts Sunday School at 2 and preaching at 3 next Sunday at Bloomery with Rev. Melvin Kay delivering the message. Several local residents and visitors from Federalsburg Philadelphia Preston Greenwood Bear Del visit and stay with families. weekender Donna returns with her mother Grace Horsey after a visit. The Bloomery W S C S will meet with Mrs Debbie Fountain.
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Bloomery
Melvin Kay
Lester Leeser
Federalsburg
Helen Harmon
Ivarle Robinson
Sadie Devore
Philadelphia
Stetler
Blanche Stetler
Herman Tountain
Preston
Alfred Smith
Greenwood
Debbie Fountain
Fred Seeley
Dean Seeley
Marian Robinson
Virginia Davidson
Bear
Del
Grace Horsey
Donna
Land Transfers in Fifth and Eighth Districts and Queen Anne Sale
Land transfers listed dated April 12 to 16 1951 involve Grace Framptom Rachel Collison Marvin H Smith trustee W Brewster Deen Cornelius E Peterson James Savitz Ralph I Mitchell D Carl Gullette Anthony Dorman Lacy Dorman Olin M Griffith Mike Malott Carrie L Carroll Everett Nuttle Enoch and others. An additional sale notice describes a frame dwelling in Queen Anne Maryland on a parcel of 5255 square feet with six rooms and a bath offered by owner Kenneth Sharp Holland with terms including one third down and final settlement by June 15 1951. Clifford Andrew auctioneer Turner Turner attorneys.
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Grace Framptom
Rachel Collison
Marvin H. Smith
W. Brewster Deen
Preston
Cornelius E. Peterson
James
F. Savitz
Ralph I.’. Mitchell
D. Carl Gullette
Anthony Dorman
D. Carl Guilette
Lacy Dorman
Olin M. Griffith
Mike Malott
Carrie L. Carroll
Everett Nuttle
Federalsburg
Enoch Nuttle
Queen Anne
Queen Anne’s
State of
Maryland
Starr
Centreville
Moore
George Moore
Kenneth Sharp Holland
Marie Holland
Mattie E. Price
Queen Anne’s County
Windbreaks cut fuel costs and protect feedlots alike
A good windbreak protects feedlots and reduces home fuel use by blocking cold winds. It highlights energy savings and farm efficiency in a concise advisory tone.
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Barbara Sisk Spends Weekend With Parents at Home
Barbara Sisk, a student at Gouch ec College, spent the week end with her parents, Mr and Mrs A Fletch er Sisk.
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Barbara Sisk
Gouchec College
Mrs
A. Fletcher Sisk
Public Sale of Herbert P Brown Household Furnishings
Administrator will offer at 10 a.m. at John D Williams Showrooms Easton Md a large estate sale of Brown household furnishings from Mulberry Point Residence including clocks mahogany chairs dining sets and renowned cabinetry plus Canton china rugs and mirrors. Sale cash before removal. Also another sale at Andersontown between Denton and Bridgeville at 1 p.m. featuring bedroom living room dining room and kitchen items and appliances from a household reduction.
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John D. Williams Showrooms
South Street
Armory
Easton
Herbert P. Brown
Mulberry Point
Windsor
Chippendale
Canton
Andersontown
Denton
Bridgeville
RCA
Johnson Sisters Host Eighth With Esther Johnson Asst
May 2 event featured Mrs. Esther Johnson as assistant hostess. The Johnson sisters entertained friends on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Adams spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. Jim Adams.
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Esther Johnson
Johnson Sisters
Frank Adams
Jim Adams
In Memoriam Floyd W Coleman
In memory of my dear husband Floyd W Coleman who departed this life one year ago on April 27 1950. I cannot say he is dead he is just away. Loved and missed by wife Iemma with memories kept in my heart.
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Floyd W. Coleman
Iemma
Early agricultural colleges Hofwyl and Kru mau founded in 1797
Hofwyl in Switzerland and Kru mau in Bohemia were established in 1797 as the two earliest agricultural colleges, marking the early spread of formal agricultural education in Europe.
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Hofwyl
Switzerland
Krumau
Bohemia
Notice to Creditors of Hudson M. Harris Estate
The subscriber in Caroline county Maryland has letters testamentary from the Orphans Court on the estate of Hudson M. Harris late of Caroline county deceased. Creditors must exhibit claims with vouchers authentic to the subscriber by October 12, 1951 or be excluded from benefits. Executors require prompt settlements from all owing the estate. Given April 5, 1951. Howard M. Harris Executor. True Copy Test Carlton V. West Register of Wills.
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Caroline County
Orphans’ Court
Maryland
Hudson M. Harris
Howard M. Harris
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Jean Patchett
Nassau
Erna Courson
S. E. Douglas
Viola Brinsfield
Cambridge
Creighton Carmine
James Patchett
Patchett
J. Frank Patchett
Bethesda Methodist Church
E. P. Thomas
Hardd Plummer
William Chandler
Joseph Harris
University of Maryland
Ethel Yost
Paul Yost
Ellwood Nuckols
van Holten
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Herman Schmick
Salisbury
Harry Rieck
Inez Noble
Ruth Dowding
Queen Anne’s County, Maryland
Internal Revenue
Clifford Andrew
Turner & Turner
Orphans’ Court For
Talbot County
William Reddie
Ira Nelson
Richard Norris
Wm. FE. Andrew
Memoriam
Carlton
Robertshaw
Sherwood
G. D. Crouse
Betholine & Sinclair
Sherwood Brothers Incorporated
Southern States
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Sidhe
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SAS Hive
Jamesway
The
Protane Corporation
Haston
Southern States Farmers’ Supply Cooperative, Inc
Denton, Maryland