Niagara Hydro Debate Faces Congress Over Public vs Private Power
The 83rd Congress holds two Niagara bills. One would authorize private companies to develop the Niagara hydroelectric project with no federal or state cost, claiming lower consumer prices after $23 million annual taxes. The alternative would cede to the Federal Power Commission, prioritizing the New York State Power Authority, a public body. The House passed the private bill 262 to 120. Senate committee supports the public option, creating a stalemate that could delay vital power for New York residents.
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Soverign
New York
Niagara Falls
Congress
Niagara
Capehart
Miller
New York State
Federal Power Commission
FPC
House
Senate Public Works Committee
Greensboro social notes and weekend visitors
Mrs Ethel Thornton reports Greensboro correspondence with multiple weekend guests from Baltimore including Mr and Mrs H Edwin Lentz and daughters Gail and Karen. Pomona Grange planning at William Embert home with fourteen members. Birth announcement for John William Truitt Aug 4 at Memorial Hospital Milford Del. Visits by Philadelphia and Dover residents to Greensboro and nearby towns.
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H. Edwin Lentz
Gail and
Karen
Baltimore
Charles G. Miller
Bertha
Pomona Grange
William Embert
Purnal Deen
John Truitt
John William
Memorial Hospital
Milford
Del
Truitt
Virginia Snowberger
Paul Shoemaker
Greensboro-Denton
Clifford Heinold
Wilmington
Roy Slaughter
Lois
Roy
Samuel Adams
Ruth
Carol
Butch
Albert Stengel
Bryan
Nelson Bishop
Rehoboth Beach
Donald Travers
Little Son
Washington
J. E. Weaver
Kellar Edwards
Kent General Hospital
Dover
Paul Jones
Lawrence Crowl
Whital Laramore
Wedding guests gather in Greensboro area social notices
Clarence Murphy of the U S Navy spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Preston Spicher. Many Greensboro residents attended Rev J Edgar Shockley and Miss Ora Rogers wedding at Hopewell Virginia. A long list of relatives and friends from nearby towns joined family members for picnics and visits, with travelers returning from trips to Delaware Maryland and Virginia.
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Ted Dost
George Hodges
Philadelphia
W. P. Watson
Zeke Gooden
Clarence Russell
Alvin Totheroh
Mae Pippin
Liz Smith
Dover
Charles Clark
Charles Powell
Wayne
Washington
Bradford Cooper
Douglas Good
Denton
Howard Cole
Preston Spicher
Jimmie
Peggy
Sampson Air Base
N. Y
Douglas Spicher
Charles Taylor
Bud Wright
Chester, Pa
William Taylor
West Greensboro
Clarence Murphy
U. S. Navy
Bainbridge
Thomas Wright
Bowdle’s
Greensboro
J. Edgar Shockley
Ora Rogers
Hopewell
Fred Monroe
Harry Draper
John Hayden
Wilson Jump
Roland Blades
Hillsboro
Shockley
Draper
Hayden
Purnal Dean
Betty Ellen
Noble Sipple
Shirley Sipple
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Denton Journal
Melvin & Johnson
Benjamin F. Johnson
Mary Melvin
Market Street
Maryland
Caroline County
National Pon Oruat Association
Sor Jfp
Ethel Thornton
Charles Wieneke
George Weaver
Rehoboth
Mary Jane Trice
Channel 16
Salisbury
Kkk
Mike Malott
TV & Radio Ranch
Denton-Greensboro Road
Andelot, Inc
Worton, MD
Chestertown
Ter, Sharon
Jack Myers
Margaret Myers
Robert Myers
Alfred Blackburn
Robert Edge
Bruce
Frederica
Myron Smith
Cheryl
Pocomoke City
Harry Karcher
Vernon Jones
C. C. Williamson, Jr
Ralph Dean
Lydia Thorpe
Sallie Dickerson
Harrington
Skyline Drive
Virginia
Milton Hammond
Merchantville
N. J
Florence Thornton
Fred Thornton
Charles Nichols
Earl Nichols
Claymont
Everett
California
New Mexico
Arizona
Ed Caudill
Pearl Joiner
Marshall Hutson
Ann
Samuel Pinelli
Elmira
Harold Alexander
Holly Oak
Thurman Passwaters
Billy
Town
Beth Thornton
Sharon Ann Downs
Clinton Gray
Lincoln
Neb
Horace Renshaw
Swarthmore
Edna Gray
Ralph Bickling
Carl
Boothwyn
George Langrell
Shirley King
J. A. Jones
Barclay
Columbus
Jones
Joe Marsh
Hap Thomas
Hap
United States Brewers Foundation
The
Denton National Bank
Member
Federal Reserve System
Mies
JR Eam
del Monte
Ideal
Calif
Blue Bird
U. S
Lancaster
Lancaster Braunschweiger
Glendale
Supreme Plain Rye Bread
Supreme Enriched
Virginia-Lee
Ideal Instant Coffee
Nab
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