Brownlee Dam On Schedule For October Start
Construction of Brownlee Dam in Idaho proceeds on schedule with the first of four 90 100 kilowatt units slated to begin by October 1958 and all units on line by December 1958. The Idaho Power Project on Hells Canyon will generate 1 175 000 kilowatts, boosting regional power supply and expanding tax revenues while highlighting private versus socialized power debates.
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Greensboro Fire Company logs 1957 activity in detail
Greensboro Volunteer Fire Company answered 39 fire calls in 1957 up 13 from 1956. Total property loss was $5615 while about $8800 of property was saved. Equipment logged 435 miles driven by 521 men for 474 man hours with 5900 feet of 1 inch hose and other gear. Fires included 10 chimney 9 grass 3 automobile 5 miscellaneous 2 chicken house 2 dwelling 2 oil burner 3 woods and 3 assists. A trailer office burned at Cook and Son. Community notes record visitors illness and events including a 31st wedding anniversary and births.
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Charles E. Nichols
Greensboro
Cook & Son
Scales
Beth Thornton
Hillsboro
Florence Thornton
Local notes from Ridgely and area in February
Community news covers hospital returns including Miss Mary Laird and Michael Councill from Memorial Hospital Easton, residents visiting relatives in Baltimore and Cambridges, a Ridgely Science Club trip to Cupid Ice Cream, Cub Scout Pack 171 activities, church events like World Day of Prayer, and the fourth quarterly conference of the Ridgely Charge set for February 16.
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Wilson Jump
Brinton Alkamp
Quarryville
Patricia Rampmeyer
Memorial Hospital Easton
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Oscar Bernard
Memorial Hospital, Easton
Oliver Kendall
Anna Mae Kendall
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Jesse Porter
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Clarence Sipple
Kenneth Bostic
Garey Sippie
Chester
Anna Sipple
Anita Whiting
Hebron
Earl Comegys
Virgie Moore
Emma Mae Wyatt
Wilmington
Mattie Wyatt
Mildred
Lillian Ginn
Frank Lawson
Mar
Mary Laird
Harry Kemp
Trappe
Laird
William D. Marvel
Charles Rittenhouse
Washington College
Jane Ringgold
Clarence C. Ringgold
Milton Fleming
Myers Beach
Florida
Donald Callahan
Queen Anne
Ben Lord
Steele Webster and Son
Cambridge
Vinton D. Shufelt
Steele
Ridgely Methodist Church
Lord Is
Eva Buckle
Roland Lloyd
MYF
Ridgely
Fire House Hall
Paul Mowbray
Fire House
Cub Scouts
Greensboro
PTA
Ridgely Pilgrim Holiness Church
Elsie Matthews
William Quillen
Calvin Covington
Roy Cherry
William E. Joiner
William Joiner, Jr
Ira Metzker
Edward W. Rhodes
Thomas Keeneman
Willoughby
Rhodes
Marydel Community Notes Update and Local Appointments
Marydel residents share visits to Yeadon and Miami with stopovers in Princess Anne and Baltimore. Birth announced for James and Mrs Porter’s daughter. Memorial service details for Caroline County Fire Companies set for Goldsboro March 7 and auxiliary meeting in Ridgely February 21. Hospital wishes for Mrs Bickling, and social updates include visits by Steve Rodimak and Marydel Volunteer Fire Co. events with State Fire Marshal Robert Favinger. Installation of Marydel Ladies Auxiliary officers and attendance at Middle Atlantic Lumbermen’s convention noted.
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Ola Karcher
Dukes Robb
Francis Downes
Clayton
Del
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Purnal Dean
Betty Ellen
Paulette Harris
Harry Seeney
Smyrna
Lola Anderson
Bridgeville
Emory Whaley
Newark
Lloyd Cannon
Preston
Fred Spence
Fred Hubbard
Dover
Roxanna Kerrrumphs
Gertrude Longfellow
Jane Ingersoll
Thomas Clark
Centreville
William Wheeler
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Clinton Edwards
Walter Sullivan
Wilmington
Edward Dean
Rowena
Willie Harris
Oscar Harris
Baltimore
Anita Whiting
Harris
James Porter
Debra Ann
Gale P. Nashold
Technical Naval School
Memphis, Tenn
Henry Sutton
Yeadon
T. O Ford
Miami
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Princess Anne
Porter
Columbia Lepore
James Rodimak
Mary-Del
Steve Rodimak
Jamaica
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Mary-Del Volunteer Fire Co
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Delaware
Robert Favinger
Marydel Ladies Auxiliary
Betty Sutton
Virginia Butts
Thelma Heather
Grace Beverics
Mary Leslie
Mary Shults
Bright Difference in Baltimore Sports Reporting
A note on distinct sports coverage style highlighting sharper game notes and stronger local team focus in the Baltimore News-Post and American. The piece touts vivid reporting and lively coverage that stands out.
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Baltimore News-Post and American Bright Coverage
The Baltimore News-Post and Baltimore American present renewed sports coverage with emphasis on baseball training camps and up-to-date racing news, offering a brighter newspaper experience for readers seeking timely sports updates.
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Baltimore News- Post
Baltimore American
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