American Legion TDIP benefits for veterans and time
A special dividend on most G I Insurance policies with total disability income protection TDIP rider offers veterans $10 per month for each $1000 of basic coverage. A $10,000 policy yields $100 monthly for life if disability lasts six months. Eligible vets under age 60 in good health should apply by writing American Legion Maryland. Over 41 requires a medical exam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. I. Insurance
TDIP
Charles L Michael
American Legion
War Memorial
Baltimore 2
V. A
Maryland's Farm Front This Week Wool Growers Vote In September
Maryland farm news highlights this week cover Wool Growers voting in September. Reports focus on agricultural policy, livestock markets, and associated regional events affecting farmers and cooperatives in Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Wool and corn price support actions in Maryland announced
Maryland announces a September referendum for sheep producers on continuing the wool and lamb market development program funded by deductions from wool incentive payments. Ballots mailed before Sept 1 vote through Sept 30. Also announced: 1959 Maryland corn price support at 1.23 dollars per bushel, tied to national 1.12 dollars base, with loans and purchase agreements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Dudley
Maryland Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
American Sheep Producers Council
Dudley
ASC
Maryland
Housewives Prefer Plastic Egg Cartons, Maryland Study Finds
A University of Maryland Experiment Station survey in a retail store shows nearly 70 percent of housewives favor plastic egg cartons over regular and window types. Preferences: 21 percent regular, 7 percent window, 3 percent no preference. Reasons include visible color, size, and egg condition. Price tests show a 3 cent premium on plastic cartons did not deter two carton sales. Four week trial notes higher costs and packing challenges as barriers to broader use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Maryland Experiment Station
Maryland
Labor Reform Bill Passes House in Landrum Griffin Vote
Washington report notes the House approved the Landrum Griffin measure by 229 to 201 with final engrossed tally 303 to 125 and an amendment removing injunctive powers from the Secretary of Labor. It contrasts with Kennedy Ervin in Senate, and cites conference committee efforts for final enactment. The piece criticizes Air Force Academy cost overruns and wartime spending controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landrum-Griffin
Secretary of Labor
Senate
Senate House
Conference Committee
Air Force
Air Force Academy
Colorado
Congress
Executive Department
House of Representatives
Wesley Hymn Drama To Mark Methodist 175th Year
Ruth and Mason Willis present a music drama A Thousand Tongues To Sing at Harmony Methodist Church on Sunday August 23 to celebrate 175 years of American Methodism in Caroline County. The piece weaves hymn stories with historic events including Ezekial Cooper and John Wesley with scenes in London 1788 featuring an 18th century organ. Audience participation includes singing six hymns and the show features period costume and a unique organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Mason Willis
Harmony Methodist Church
Caroline County
Kent
Caroline
Freeborn Garretson
Talbot
Downs
Garretson
Ezekial Cooper
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
General Conference
Methodist Book Concern
London
John Wesley
United States
Corn quality and speed fines feature in county court notes
The record notes corn produced in 1959 must grade No 3 or better or No 1 for test weight and meet moisture and storage standards. Albert Moore was fined 1850 for disorderly conduct. Steven Raymond Chike paid 98105 for speeding over 70 mph with Trpt. Franklin Horseman testifying speeds up to 100 mph. Donald Homer Smith was fined 25 for presenting a South Carolina license while Maryland suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Moore
Stephen Raymond Chike
Franklin Horseman
Chike
Donald Homer
Sonny) Smith
South Carolina
Maryland
Arraignment highlights Hobbs murder case and hospital transfer
A Hobbs woman faced murder arraignment while her husband stood by. She was hospitalized at Memorial Hospital Easton before transfer to Caroline County Jail. Other notes include J Bernard Edge fined 16.45 for a WSCS matter and a large social column detailing local visits, reunions, and picnics around Aug 9 10 and various households in Easton and Centreville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Caroline County
J. Bernard Edge
WSCS
E. S. Evans
Trap Pond
Bernard H. Thomas
Michael Hopkins Thomas
Willard Cohee
Philadelphia
Frank Fountain
Paul Maloney
Emmett
Charlie
Ronald Blazejak
Julie Ann
Lord
Concord Church House
Emmett Lord
Julie Ann Blazejak
Elizabeth Smith
Greensboro
Nelson Henry
Richard Merriken
Sheila
Washington, D. c
Manning Merriken
Peggy Willis
Jimmy Corkell
Linda Stafford
Ida Mae Shields
Elma Jean Stafford
Willie Cannon
Clinton Luff, Jr
Greenwood
Eddie Willis
M. A. Brackett
Denton
W. G. Holbrook
Doris Perry
May Wright
Wesley Stafford
Madeline Butler
Marie
Joyce Fountain
Maloney
Peggy
L. H. Thomas
Death of Harry Edward Bullock at 67 in Easton
Harry Edward Bullock, 67, died August 12 at Memorial Hospital in Easton after a short illness. He is survived by four children in Florida and North Carolina, 12 grandchildren, and was buried at Denton Cemetery after services at Moore Funeral Home conducted by Rev. T. J. Turkington of Grace Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Edward Bullock
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Harry E., Jr
Bunnell
Fla
Kenneth McIntyre
Jacksonville
L. W. Taylor, Jr
Greensboro
Marvin Seemy
Harrington
Moore Funeral Home
T. J. Turkington
Grace Methodist Church
Denton Cemetery
Also Mentioned on This Page
American Legion Corner
John Matthews
Michael
Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Marketing Service
Allegany
Garrett
Washington
Baltimore
James G. Rennie
Department of Budget and Procurement
Light Street
Khrushchev
America
Ways and Means
House
Tom Johnson
Wesley
Methodist
Hobbs
Menton
Bernard HH. Thomas
Michael and Holy
Howard J. Dukes
Centreville
Clarence Edward Porter
Joyce Porter
Junior Draper
Dover
Ronnie
Dale
Sharon
Albert Shields
Wayne Porter
C. E. Porter
Hickman
Ann Butler
Elaine Willis
J. A. Willoughby
Sarah Harrington
Harry E. Bullock
BU As
Heilbronn
Swabia
Gustav Good
THE
C & P Telephone Company OF
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!