Do We Change Our Constitution To Save Our Government
The piece argues that Supreme Court rulings threaten state authority and rural representation, urging citizens to press Congress to call a constitutional convention. It warns urban dominance could shift legislative power, affect taxation and programs, and threaten rural interests, urging immediate action.
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Supreme Court
Justice Harlan
United States
Congress of the United States
Congress
Annapolis
Federalsburg drives county industrial push with SBA loan
Federalsburg's Development Corporation won an SBA loan covering up to 80 percent of a new factory building for a local manufacturer, aided by the Maryland Department of Economic Development. The piece urges sustained effort, organized chambers, and county cooperation to attract more industry and jobs to Caroline County.
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Caroline County
Federalsburg
New Development Corporation
Small Business Administration
Maryland Department of Economic Development
Carolina County
Ridgely
Greensboro
Chamber of Commerce
Denton Production Credit Association
Dentonia Theatre
Denton
Austin R. Murphy
Wm. Dorsey Hines
Chestertown
Kent County
Caroline
Kent
Talbot
Dorchester
Queen Anne’s
Wm. H. Johnson
Production Credit Corporation of Baltimore
Older Youth Council
Ear] Hutchinson
Charles Vanville
Bessie M. Spafford
George Clendan
el County
Grace Gelletty
Webster Adams
Chas. Vanville
F. D. Zeigler, Jr
Parsonage Fire Ravages Hillsboro Church Home
Fire destroyed the Methodist Church parsonage in Hillsboro last Wednesday afternoon. Four fire companies battled the blaze as firefighters pumped water from the Tuckahoe River. Rev A W Strickland and wife were away in Wilmington. Second floor burned, first floor partly saved, insurance partially covering losses with no official damage estimate. The cause was believed to be a faulty flue.
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Hillsboro
A. W. Strickland
Wilmington
Tuckahoe
Choptank River
Tempsville
Queen Anne’s County
Public Service Commission
Talbot County
George Almond Wilson
Houston
Del
Lillie Alice Wilson
Robert H. Stafford, Jr
Burrsville
Manasses
Vas
Claude E. Hixon
Stafford
R. H
Alfred Fisher
Church of the Brethren
Denton
William McDaniel
Milton
Federalsburg
New York State
Fisher
Anna Bridegroom
Preston
George Fisher
Eddystone
Aroland Hutson
Greensboro
Lallie Griffin
Clement Drake
Tuckahoe Neck
Farmers and Merchants Bank of
Ridgely
Henry Wagner
Nora King Snowden
Lancaster County
Denton Cemetery
Naomi G. Dawson
Harmony
William J
Gertrude Ferguson Sedgewick
Viet Purgers Free Twenty at R A Furniture Mart
An old advertisement from Ridgely touts Viet Purgers Free Twenty at R A Furniture Mart. It promises a wide display of brand-name furnishings and appliances with S and 1 green stamps and easy terms to close a deal.
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Ridgely
S &1
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John Wood Logan
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H. R. Butts
Mary O. Sinotts
Catherine Melvin
Isaac Noble
Mariam Robinson
Helen H. Sparklin
Merrel Spence
Grace Vernon Smith
L. H. Thomas Bishop Wayman
Tilghman Williams
Adan
Marydel
Termpleville
Henderson
Hickman Crossroads
Hobbs _ Special
Goldsboro
America
Tuee Pre Ees
Alton Billmeier
C. Elsie Billmeier
Optometrists
Frank IK
Tessler
Tuesdy
The
Journal of
CCC
Goldsboro Camp
Wicomico
Cumberland
Washington
Malcolm Reed
G. M. Hunt
Greenstown
Lloyd B. Ixnouse
Vienna
Kube Krichovetz
Philadelphia
Paul H. Wright
New York
A. T. Reichman
Horn and Hardart Co
Automat
Horn & Hardart
Joseph V. Horn
John H. Thawney
Mrs. Thawley
M. P
C. E. Arnett
Brown P. Thawley
Milford
Melvin C. James
Henry Stafford
Fred Lewis
Houston Thawley
Lu-Re-Co
Madison
NEW Lu-Re-Co Research Homes
Larke-Co Research
MFR
Consumer Credit Department
Denton National
FDIC
Federal Reserve System
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