Notes From Congress by Edward T. Miller
Edward T. Miller reports Congress pressing President Truman’s defense priorities. He notes requests for over 10 billion dollars in military funding, new Selective Service and emergency funds, and plans to aid European allies if they boost defense spending. The piece outlines tax revision maneuvers, Air Force expansion, and potential retention of federal workers amid wartime staffing shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Truman
House
Senate
Department of Defense
ECA
Senate Committee
McCarths
State Department
Korea
Senate Conference Committee
Wherrs
Vwmnson
House Armed Services Committe
Air Force
Army
Navy
Civil Service Commission
Washington
Heasry in Weight tandard gauge railroad rails weigh over 100 pounds
A report notes that rails in standard gauge lines weigh more than 100 pounds per yard, indicating a shift to heavier modern rail design. The item emphasizes structural strength and durability in contemporary railway construction.
Ullman House of the Month Featured as Family Friendly Design
The Ullman house presents a two bedroom layout with ample closet space and cross ventilation. A L type kitchen connects to a stairway leading to a basement with utilities at one end for recreation space. Embellishments include pergola window boxes ramp and rail fence adding charm while meeting FHA minimum property standards and National Adequate Wame Bureau wire layout approval. For blueprints and lists contact Months Small House Club at 140 Nassau Street New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alue
FHA
National Adequate Wame Bureau
Small House Club, Inc
Nassau Street
New York
Social guests from Maryland to New York and Virginia
Marydel residents hosted and visited relatives during a busy stretch with stops in Yonkers Long Island and Virginia. Guests included Mrs Beatrice Cooke and children, Mrs C Bailes, L H Camel and others to witness events at Happs Valley Camp and the Water Festival, with family ties to Harman Petersburg and Elkton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Sowada
Helen Sowada
Yonkers
Beatrice Cooke
Long Island
T. E. Heather Jr
C. Bailes
Kecepuchtan
Virginia
Nolan Steele
L .H. Camel
T EO Heather Sr
T F Heather Jr
Tomm
Happs Valley Camp
Port Deposit
Heather Covell
George Harman Sr
A. L. Harman
George Jr
Petersburg
Harman
Joan R. Given
Elkton
Walter Given
Clarsdel
John Florio
Roland
Richard
New York City
Fritz Roberts
Joseph Cameron
Jas
Chicago
Ais
Fred Pinder
W. Lindquist
East Braintee
Maine
Bessie Cleaver
Lockwood Gooden
Dover
J. F. Castelow Wilmington
Fred Bowdle
Allentown Guests Attend Waldheim Park School Event
In Allentown E J Winsch L H Collison Bliss Ruth Keck and Minster And Collison joined friends for the School of Methods at Waldheim Park. Mrs Virginia Wilson Coursey enters Kent General Hospital July 31 as Daily Vacation Bible School begins August 7 at Methodist Church Marydel for ages 3 to 16 daily 9 to 12 for two weeks with Miss Ann Carman directing. Muss Carman seeks volunteer teachers. Sunday church services on Marsdel Charge suspended August 6 and 13 due to pastor’s vacation. Sunday School 10 to 11 A M meets at Marydel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allentown
E. J. Winsch
L. H Collison
Bliss Ruth Keck
Mminster
Collison
Waldheim Park
Virginia Wilson Coursey
Kent General Hospital
Methodist
Marydel
Ann Carman
Philadelphia School of the Bible
Muss Carman
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Marsdel
C H. Atkins
Marriage Licenses Recorded in Maryland and Delaware
A list of couples shows Charles W. Griffith and Frances M. Eaton both of Denton Maryland along with Thomas E Hastings and Helen Ellenburg Hastings of Goldsboro Maryland. Other pairs include Herbert Leon Jones and Ruth Thelma Cartwright of Salisbury and William Thomas Jackson with Anna Doris Banning of Milford Delaware. Additional names Melvin Edward Price of Easton and Mary Hazel Draper of Milford Delaware appear. notice invites readers to Subscribe For The Journal Today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E. Hastings
Goldsboro
Helen Ellenburg Hastings
Baltimore
Herbert Leon Jones
Preston
Ruth Thelma Cartwright
Salisbury
William Thomas Jackson
Mulford
Del
Anna Doris Banning
Bilford
Robert L. Merredith
Federalsburg
Gladys Pauline Ivins
Denton
Maryland
Melvin Edward Price
Easton
Mary Hazel Draper
Milford
Land Transfers in Denton Area July 1950
Land transfers recorded in Denton include Herman Longfellow to Gustav Good dated July 19 1950 for a parcel in Denton town. Joseph L Parker and wife to Martha R Parker dated July 28 1950 for a parcel in Denton. Thomas Toth to David Wilkie and wife dated July 29 1950 for land in First Election District. Edward Talbot Moore et al to Liexd P Cannon and wife dated July 22 1950 for land in Fourth Election District. Edward D Venable et al to Levin Thomas Dunnock and wife dated July 15 1950 for land in Fifth Election District. Howard T Roop widower to Lester W Roop et al dated July 31 1950 for land in Eighth Election District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Longfellow
Joseph L Parker
Martha R. Parker
Denton
Thomas Toth
David Wilkie
Liexd P Cannon
Edward Talbot Moore
Edward D. Venable
Levin Thomas Dunnock
Howard T. Roop
Lester W. Roop
Nature's Waning Woodpecker Warns Against Tree Beetles
A brief note highlights the woodpecker as a key natural alarm against beetles and disease in trees, illustrating its role as an elder indicator of forest health and decay.
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Heasry
Joe’s Place
Woodlawn
W. T. Lockerman
The
Ullman
J. T. Fxaum
Snow
Vege
Fridas
George Pinder
Woodside
Rhiss
Rachel Hickman
Air O
Airs Duhn Hickman
Milferd del Muss
Columbia LePore
Avitas
Nuttle Milling Co
Denton, Md
Tower Grill
Mel Price
Santa Fe Rangers
Bridgeville Road
Route 404
FNC
WBOC
Cambridge
WCEM
Tax Inc
Remy, Ee
Portland Cement Association
Walnut St
Philadelphia, Pa
Charles W. Griffith
Frances M. Eaton
Denton, Aid
Journal Today
Mother and Child Magazine
U. S
BRICK
John Forsyth
Hollywood
Biltmore Studios
Main
Southern States Farmers’ Supply Cooperative, Inc
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