Pulling Their Weight in the Largest Peacetime Shipbuild Program
The United States launches the biggest peacetime shipbuilding effort by the early 1970s, replacing 276 vessels across 15 steamship lines at a cost over 3.4 billion dollars. Government funding supports up to half the build cost, with private financing rising to over 1 billion as inflation and design boosts lift ship prices.
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U. S
Memorial Day notes and community events in Ridgely
The Ridgely area reports a busy week with Memorial Day observances, hospital updates, and numerous visits. Residents attend church services, visit relatives in Wilmington and Baltimore, and attend local festivals and baccalaureate events. Families relocate houses, births announced, and U.S. service member Mallory Winstead receives honorable separation papers.
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Allentown
Jack Kelly
Bryn Mawr
James Stack
Donald Morgan
Albert Davis
Price
Matthews
Roy L. Tawes
Ridgely
Milford
Mallory B. Winstead
Army
Fort Sheridan
Washington, D. C
Fort Jackson
S.C
Fort Leonard
Ridgely Cub Scouts Host Kite Day and Award Ceremony
Ridgely Pack 171 held a hot dog roast at Ridgely Ball Park on Thursday night May 28. Cubs flew kites played ball and entertained parents with songs while home made instruments accompanied them and Steve Naylor led an Achievement torch ceremony after the Living Circle.
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Ridgely
Steve Naylor
Ed Sparks
Eddie
Charles Winnacott
Bruce
Martin Sutton
Jerry
Clayton Montgomery
Franny
David
James Jones
Wesley
Leon Spence
Jack
Janet
Wm. Joiner
Wayne
Simpson
Ben
Rumbly
Freddie
Faye
Cindy
Wally
Cub David Smith
T. Buckle
Gene
Patsy
Den
Edward
Edwin Williams
Paul
Carl
Mary
C. Mundy
Kim
Laura
Barbara A. Covington
J. C. Gochenour
Bedford
Albert
Local residents greet friends and relatives in Denton area
Hobbs and Horney families from Baltimore visited Willoughby and family last Saturday. Local calls included L I Thomas and L Hopkins Thomas at a barbecue in Easton. Doris Perry visited aunt Mrs Wesley Stafford. WSCS met to plan kitchen improvements and a Denton bake set for June 12. Edward Davis of Frederick, Ellen Butler from Washington, and the Mullen siblings from New York were seen visiting. Several other neighbors name travels and visits, plus a note to subscribe to the Rural Journal.
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Cub
Dawson Warrington
Mattie Wyatt
Wilmington
Fred Spence
Sunset Avenue
Wilbur Carroll
B. C. Beckham
Memorial Hospital At
Easton
William Kinnamon
Maple Avenue
Gough
Smyrna
Fred Monroe
Kay Monroe
Memorial Hospital
Ida Shields
Henry Shulties
Harold Boyd
Newark
Del
Clinton Edwards
Emma Mae Wyatt
Otis Towers
Ridgely
Nelson Draper
J. W. Neuendorf
Flushing
L. I
N. Y
Mary Wheeler
Dover
Ned Ambrose
Baltimore
Harry Karcher
Dorothy Swann
Georgia Swann
Court House Green
Denton
Spedden Pinder
Ed Dean
Willile Harris
Willie Harris
Whital Larrimore
Edward
Lester Clark
Wyoming
Harry Cohee
Walter Resler
Huntington
Long Island
Resler
Robert B. Phillips
Helen Burns
Lee Heisler
Freddy
Doris Hutchins
Chester
James Sculley
Charles H. Messick
Russell Brackman
Danville
Burton M. Wilkinson
Miami
Florida
Kennett Blunt
J. Rumsey Mullikin
Kate Hynes
Joseph Richardson
Marvin Redden
Anderson Redden
Gus Connolly
Ingleside
George Walls
WSCS
Methodist Church House
Elizabeth Wilson
Newport
Norman Wilson
Viola Smith
George Schrieber
Near Harrington
Elsie Hanrahan
Long Island, N. Y
E. W. Smith
Philadelphia
Dawson Fountain
Herman Gravenor
Georgetown
Paul Maloney
Community House
Louise Sharp
Edward Davis
Frederick
Ellen Butler
Washington, D. C
Elmer Butler
Jimmy Robinson
Mullen
New York
J. A. Willoughby
Orville Morgan
Federalsburg
Roland Towers
May Wright
Wesley Statfford
L. H. Thomas
Wm. B. Reynolds
St. Michaels
Reynolds
Marvin Butler
Tuckahoe Neck
Dawnson Fountain
Give Your Graduate Phone Service of Her Own
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Goldsboro
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R. B. Phillips
Laura Shively
Merrel Spence
Arnold Butler
Phillip
Ethel Cohee
Ed Weaver
Marley Pinder
Clifford George
Teddy
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Stanley Taber
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