Hoover Commission Aims to Trim U S Government Costs
In a national address Herbert Hoover outlines work of the Commission on Reorganization of the Government which he heads. The group, with 400 executives and 20 task forces, reviews about 1,400 agencies spending 63 billion annually. Early reports propose 6 billion in savings and 7 billion in reallocated funds, with nine administrative or legislative changes needed.
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Herbert Hoover
Commission On
Hoover Commission
Truman
Hoover
Commission
Mr. Hoover
Treasury
Republic
Greensboro Notables and Social Notes From Olean District
Greensboro items highlight Dr. Frank L. Hicks appointment as Olean District Superintendent, with a Maryland origin and extensive church training. Local socials note Vacation Bible School closings, picnics, baptisms, and gatherings at homes with many Greensboro residents and visitors from Wilmington, Chester, Philadelphia, and Washington.
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Frank L. Hicks
Greensboro
Olean
Methodist Church
N. Y
Hicks
Maryland
Washington College
Drew Theological Seminary
Union Theological Seminary
Columbia University
Webster University
Who
Community Visitors and Family News Notice
A roundup of social visits, gatherings, and a birth announcement. Cheryl Smith of Pocomoke City will visit family in the area over the Fourth. Numerous relatives from Frederica to Dover, New Market Virginia, and Wilmington attended weddings, reunions, and church events. A son, Donald Lee Bayne, was born at Kent General Hospital, Dover on June 25.
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The
Methodist Church
Leslie Wyatt
Greensboro Baptist Church
Michael Bickling
Earl Paswaters
Michael
Velma P. Kerns
Virginia
Ann
West Coast
Elon P. Holman
Sacramento
Calif
Las Vegas
Charlie Powell
Washington
D. C
Powell
Betty Evans
Greensboro
Preston Spicher
Peggy
Carl Wright
Lucy Clark
Harrington
Norfolk
Clarence Murphy
Si c
Edmund Barrowman
Thomas Barrowman
Wilmington
Frank Slaughter
Helen Bennett
Robert Jackson
Goldsboro
Bradford Cooper
Rehoboth Beach
Robert Baker
Howard Jones
Chester
Harry Berry
Paul Clark
Patricia
Skaneateles
N. Y
J. L. Stevenson
Ralph Sharp
W. W. Weaver
Corsia Langmaid
Temple Smith
Bradshaw Langmaid
Francistown
N. H
State of
New Hampshire
Joan Russ
Easton
Merrel Spence
John Wickler
John Ahtes
Bertha Mitchell
Philadelphia
Linwood Hubbard
Belle Mitchell
Finley McFarland
Town
Charles Satterfield
Church Hill
Billy
Linda Satterfield
Harry Karcher
Pocomoke
Cheryl Lynn Smith
Albert Shields
Herman Kemp Sr
Willard N. Smith
Griffin
J. C. Smith
W. D
John Jarvis
Ocean City
Billy Dean
Bowers Beach
Del
Harry Kinnamon
Vernon Jones
M/Set
C. C. Williamson Jr
Cheryl
Pocomoke City
W. D. Bailey
Bailey
Karen Sue
Robert Edge
Bruce and Dale
Frederica
Alfred Blackburn
Hilton Dobson
Betty Lou
Chicago
Lulu Bartlett
Nellie Dragoo
Doris Howard
Maurice
David Walcott
Wye Mills
Claude Griffith
Vestal
Noble Sipple
Paul Longfellow
Alfred Ellwanger
New Market
Longfellow
Shenandoah Academy
Roland Blades
Ridgely
Harry Draper
Brinton Aukamp
Nolan
Quarryville
Wilson Jump
John Hayden
Henderson
George Neal
Betty Knootz
Allentown
Henry Geiger
Allen Dobson
Dover
Rank DeFord
Josephine DeFord
Denton
Mary Elkins
Waycross
Beulah Fleming
Hillsboro
Georgia Swann
Marion
Louise
James Curry
Marshall Roe
Nancy A. Curry
Allen Curry
B. Garrison Scott Jr
McCabe Methodist Church
Gold
DuPont Hotel
Oscar Spence
Greenwood
Mary Dorman
Milton Hammond
Westville
N. J
Florence Thornton
Henry Dean
Public Landing
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Denton Journal
Melvin & Johnson, Incorporated
Benjamin F. Joninson
Mary Melvin
Market Street
Caroline County
National Editorial Association
Bay
Ethel Thornton
Nipwspaper Kia
Marvin Caplinger
T. W. Davis
Salisbury
W. P. Watson
Lancaster
Armour’s Star
U. S
Frankfurts Braunschweiger 'Nesste
Bowen & King, Inc
Guild OF Prescription Opticians OF America, Inc
Harrison Street
Haston, MD
Joe Marsh
United States Brewers Foundation
Liberty
America
Eternity
Acme Fresh
Serr
EOE
Eal Opel
Baby Limas
Pkas
Seabrook
Seabrook Farms
P. O
Phila
Florida
Louisiana Crunch
Sunnydell
Delvale
BALA
Acme
Del-Mar-Va
Denton National Bank
Member
Federal Reserve System
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