Big Question: Will government save taxpayers money
The Missouri River hydroelectric plan debate pits big regulated utilities against a rural electric cooperatives group. The government rejected a barter utility proposal and may back a $36 million steam plant funded by an REA loan at below cost. The plant would not be needed if the utility plan were chosen and would deliver far less supplementary power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri River
Department of the Interior
Rural Electrification Administration
End of Liberty Foretold by Spending and Debt
A critic argues that government waste and rising deficits threaten individual freedom. He cites rising 1963 federal spending, a $308 billion debt ceiling, and six-year deficits totaling $23 billion, blaming welfare programs and tax-exempt federal ventures for shrinking tax revenue and expanding borrowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Garth A. Shoemaker
Citizens Public Expenditure Survey of
New York
Korea
Congress
Greene County Social Roundup of visits and travel
Greensboro area residents and visitors share trips to Monroe Louisiana, Covington Kentucky, Miami Florida and Cape Charles Virginia. Church groups meet at Harrington Baptist with Rev John Poe speaking. Births, weddings, and hospital stays noted, along with weekend visits across Delaware Maryland and Pennsylvania.
Local Milestones and Social News From Ridgely Area
Ridgely community notes recount visits and travels of residents including Mr. and Mrs. Mullikin and the Bartons on a Southern States tour, and L. H. Higgins hosting and entertaining guests in Claxton Georgia. The piece also covers illness updates, church announcements, a sermon topic by Rev. Shufeit, and various weekend visits among Ridgely families with regional trips to North Carolina South Carolina and Delmarva areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rumsey Mullikin
Emmett Barton
Ohio
Indiana
L. H. Higgins
Claxton
W. D. Sands
Daisy, Ga
Great Smoky Mountains
North
South Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
West Virginia
Wallace Huxley
Ruth Dieble
Park Avenue
Robert B. Phillips
H. D. Sander
Cordova
Phillips
Sander
East
Risden Fountain
Ormond Beach
Fla
Stella Matthews
A. O. Saulsbury
Fountain
Iris Smith
Here
Morristown
N. J
Vinton D. Shufeit
Betty Ann Harris
Joseph Richardson
Marvin Redden
Everett Noble
Princess Anne
Ronald R. Lane
Phillip Lee Redden
Harrington
Ridgely
W. T. Temple
T. Allan Temple
Seaford
Del
James Walker
Frank Walker
Wilmington
Charles Messick
John Charles
Baltimore
Jesus
Iwo Jima flag raising memorial inspires enduring Valor
On February 23 1945 Marines and a Navy corpsman climbed Suribachi on Iwo Jima in a brutal battle. The flag raising was captured by a war correspondent and later memorialized by a bronze statue in the nation’s capital. The symbol stands for American spirit and perseverance through a long war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suribachi
Iwo Jima
Pacific
Navy
Marine Corps Memorial
Marine Corps
Local society notes from Henderson area residents
Henderson notes list visits and family gatherings across Harrington Dover Wilmington Viola Easton Trappe and surrounding towns. Recurring names include Lula Marvel Ralph Moore Edward Bowers Mary Klepacki Julia Gerth Grover Tharp Roy Medford Norman Griffith Clarence Woshell and families. An old adage about knowing oneself closes the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula Marvel
Ralph Moore
Harrington
Thomas Dolan
Hawthorne
N. Y
Edward Bowers
John Klepacki, Jr
Wilmington
Mary Klepacki
Alice Bennett
Viola
Richard Dunphy
Dover
Dora B. Melvin
William Griffin
Fanny Griffin
Griffin
A. E. Harrell
Eva Mae
John Harrell
Easton
Julia Gerth
Grover C. Tharp
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Trappe
Mad
Norman Griffith
David Dayhoft
Hanover
Clarence Woshell
George Baughley
Baltimore
William Raughley
Goldsboro
John Raughley
Myf Meeting At Garland Lake And Guest Visits
The regular Myf will meet Monday evening July 30 at Garland Lake. House guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wade Isner include Mr. Howard Isner and daughter of Ridgeley West Virginia Mrs. Ralph Crow of Capitol Heights Mrs. Merle Flowers and family of Annapolis Mr. William Crow of Silver Spring Mrs. Gleisa Handa and Misses Glenda and Carolyn Smith of Baltimore and Mr. and Mrs. Wheatley Neal and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hammer
Clarence Kibler
Hyattsville
Linda
Kibler
Elsie
Annabelle Bilbrough
Paul Poore
Beulah Bilbrough
Upper Darby
Charles H. Graef
Raymond Radike
Wilmington
Robert H. Wright
Daniel J. Smith
Finley
Ohio
Wanda Smith
Robert Grant
Greensboro
N. C
Gus Stella
Robert Hill
Bob
Ray Minner
Boyenton Beach
Fla
Ashby Smith
Richmond
Cash
W. Va
E. J. Vandegrift
Rehoboth Beach
C. M. Jones
Washington
Harry Karcher
E. T. Parrish
Tommy
Terry
Alexandria
Robert L. Mitchell
William Pinder
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Terry Parrish
Francis Karcher
Cynthia
Elizabeth Smith
Robert Karcher
Milford
Robert H. Karcher
Robert Harry III
Joe Simpson
Hattie Roberts
Noble Bickling
Jo Ann
Ft. Lauderdale
Charlie Wroten
Philadelphia
Isaac Noble
Wade Isner
Harvey Isner
Elmer Smith
Baltimore
Cindy MacDonald
Denton
Paul Messick
Rita Ann
Kenny Scott
Leslie Scott
Jason Reed
Clarence Breeding
Lester Towers
Harry Towers
Bethlehem
Freddie
Midgie Gerardi
Asbury Park
N. J
Edgar Wrote
Jacob Wroten
Wroten
Chris Fowler
Annapolis
Jesse Isner
Ridgeley
Verma Breeding
Linwood
Garland Lake
Howard Isner
Ralph Crow
Capitol Heights
Merle Flowers
William Crow
Silver Spring
Gleisa Handa
Glenda and
Carolyn Smith
Wheatley Neal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Denton Journal
Melvin & Johnson, Incorporated
Benjamin F. Johnson, SR
Malcolm Melvin
Market Street
Maryland
Caroline County
National Editorial Association
TA Rae
Merrel Spence
Melvin Carroll
Sharon
Melanie
Monroe
David Hyland
Pat Taylor
Nancy
Covington, Ky
B. C. Beckham
Barbara Wyatt
Miami
Donald Porter
Charles Vogt
Allen Bickling
Cora Bickling
William Urry
Ernest Murphy
Claymont
A. J. Urry
Urry
Clarence P. Moore
Cape Charles
Betty Ellen Dean
Harry Seeney
Smyrna
Harrington Baptist Church
Greensboro Baptist Church
Mesdames
Fred Monroe
Rowland van Dexter
Bradford Cooper
Marvin Hewitt
Ethel Thornton
Ruth Needles
Margaret Dobson
Alvin Smith
John Poe
Brazil
Virginia Towers
Billy
William Cummings
Arthur Hutson
Kenny
Granville Clough
Chincoteague Island
Clara Seward
Lawrence Jones
Rehoboth
Burrsville
Hobbs
Trap Pond
Edna Maron
Town
Charles Nichols
William Stoops, Jr
Stanley Dean
Near
Mervin Shulties
Felton
William Stoops III
Centreville
Kenneth Snyder
Karen Sue
Barbara Jean
Dallas
Texas
Snyder
Richard Porter
Alvin Simpson
Dawson Ellwanger
Mrs. Bickling
Pennsylvania
Earl Kornrumpf
Charles O’shaunghnessy
Phillip Burke
Fresh Meadow
L. I
George Edwards
Fred Kornrumpf
Cheswold
Delaware
Marley Pinder
Thomas Rash
Edla Axelson
Vernon Mitchell
Harry Darling
Bruce
Alex Seiler
John Wright
Susan
Ernest Frase
Preston
John Andrews
Elmer Stufft
Glenolden
Esther Nashold
Mary Stufft
Elizabeth Hickey
George Kemp
Harvey and
John Kemp
Near Goldsboro
West Grove
Grace Vernon Smith
Methodist Church
J. Leas Green
T. J. Turkington
John M. Saulsbury
Karin Covington
Hansen Hoffman
Alex Dawson
New Jersey
Charlotte
Concord
Paul Scott
Alton Pippin
Minnie Nichols
Camden, N. J
Jesse Fearins
Allen Larrimore
Federalsburg
Timmy Lee
Alfred Breeding
Bill Tull
Debbie
Mike
Greenwood
Henderson
S. Catherine Melvin
Hickman
Susie Noble
IDI Fey
Lvsa 2
Fortncome
Delaware Management Co., Inc
Penn Center Plaza
Delaware Fund
Ton National Bank
Ularly
Tegrity
The
Denton National Band
Denton, Maryland
Telephone
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve System
Wsrap SC
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