Kennedy panel warns featherbedding threats halt rail system
A three man emergency board reports that a general railroad strike or lockout would stop 92 percent of U S railroad mileage and idle 94 percent of industry employers. It urges constructive bargaining, preserves workers rights, and supports eliminating unnecessary jobs while protecting workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
New York
University of California
University of Wisconsin Law School
United States
Vacation Bible School activities in Greensboro churches
Greensboro Daily Vacation Bible School runs June 17 to 28 at Greensboro Baptist and St Pauls Methodist. Community members urged to support. Two worship services at St Pauls each Sunday 8 45 and 11 00 through September if attendance holds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro Baptist Church
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
George Lorentz
New York
Mirs
Stanley Marvel
Goldsboro
George Schrieber
Near Felton
Robert Schrieber
Sheila
Jean
Jimmy
Vicky Edwards
Greensboro
William Marvel
Lemuel Kinnamon
Alton Smith
Milford Memorial Hospital
Francis Karcher
Harry Karcher
E. T. Parrish
Alexandria
Robert Karcher
Milford
James Mitchell
Federalsburg
Bernard Dunn
Robert L. Mitchell
Elizabeth Smith
Town
Martin Insole
Marie Frank
Townsend
M. M. Ginn
Roland Bates
Joseph L. Riddleberger
Jack Redden
Harrington
Helen Bierge
Henderson
Rehoboth Beach
Edith G. Cochrane
Social Security Rep At Denton Fire House Monday
Mr. Robert Allen Snedeker of the Social Security Administration will be at the Denton Fire House on Monday June 24 beginning at 10 a m to assist the public with social security questions and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Allen Snedeker
Social Security Administration
Denton
Marydel Community Notes Show Birthdays, Visits and Travel
Marydel residents celebrate Debbie Hadaway turning seven with a school party, while others note May weekend visits to Hershey Pennsylvania, Wilmington Delaware and Philadelphia friends. Kent General Hospital cared for John Dixon after tonsilectomy and Mrs Stella Deerie remains hospitalized. The MYF Calvary Church hosted a barbecue hayride on June 10 with about 19 attendees. Family visits, dinners, and graduations highlight a steady flow of local life.
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John Dixon
Kent General Hospital
Debbie Hadaway
Debbie
Calvary Church
A. Lee Harman
Edward Harman
Hershey
Stella Deerie
H. R. Butts
Wilmington
Elizabeth Shupe
Philadelphia
Laura Ableman
James Plumley
Utica
N. Y
Paul Sipple
Herbert Butts
Eldad Wright, Jr
Ridley Park
Calvin Smith
New Castle
Delaware
Irene Pierce
Francis Pierce
MYF
Joe Cassey
Barbara
Nancy Fey
Henry Sutton
Miami
Fla
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Helen Ward Mickey
Daneen
William
Mickey
Florida
Francis Thomas
Margaret Thomas
Diane Bennett
Judy Godwin
Paula Sipple
Hope Melvin
Mary Jane Krupka
Brenda Habitch
Herbert R. Butts
C. W. Heath
Washington
Charles Heath
Heath
Alexandria
Henderson and neighbors attend Green-Raughley wedding in Baltimore
Local social column lists Mr and Mrs John Raughley and daughters Debra and Brenda joining relatives in Baltimore for a Sunday wedding and reception. A string of visits and trips is noted, including Dobraski family from Long Island City and Harrington, Dover and Greensboro residents visiting kin and friends across several days.
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George Raughley
Bonnie Raughley
James Green
Gospel Tabernacle
Baltimore
Harold Overfield
Dover
Dora B. Melvin
John Raughley
Debra
Brenda
Edward Robb
Green-Raughley
Joseph Dobraski
Long Island City
N. Y
Fred Dobraski
Jimmy Jones
Milford
Pearl Jones
William Melvin
North Caroline High School
Grover C. Tharp
Catherine
John Hayden
Harry Draper
Greensboro
Fannie Temple
Newport
Del
Roy Medford
Donna Lee Heverin
Julia Gerth
Debra Baughley
Edward Quilten
Ridgely
William Wright
Billy
Sallie Cole
Denton
Michael Dobraski
Robert Dobraski
Harrington
Iemil Dobraski
Patty Baughley
Hillsboro news notes and social happenings
Richard Murphy travels to Lindsey Wilson College for a five week summer literature course. Local gatherings include visits by Mrs. Harold Wiester and family, grandma visits by Miss Beth Thornton, and congratulations to Warren and Mrs. Thomas on their June wedding. Fire company hosts, birthday dinner honors, and various visits to friends and relatives surround community life in Queen Anne's County.
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Richard Murphy
Lindsey Wilson College
Shkentucky
Harold Wiester
Washington, D. C
James Watson
Beth Thornton
Florence Thornton
Greensboro
Warren Thomas
Hillsboro-Queen Anne Methodist Church
Rehoboth
Dr. Lederer
Queen Anne
Mary
Emma Pepper
Camp Pe- Co-Meth
Queen Anne-Hillsboro
Laura Eveland
James Eveland
Crisfield
Francis Rowe
Steve
Roberta
Lorie
Allegan
Michigan
Susie Thompson
Framemakers
Trader
Queen Anne's County Myf
Suersville
Judy Thornton
Rehoboth Beach
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Denton Journal
Melvin & Johnson, Incorporated
Benjamin F. Johnson, SR
Benjamin F. Johnson, JR
Malcolm Melvin
Market Street
Maryland
Caroline County
National Editorial Association
Graram Hunter
Merrel Spence
St. Paul’s Church School
Shrine of the Immaculate Conception
Mohamedan Mosque
National Cathedral
Metropolitan Methodist Church
Wesley Seminary
Medford L. Price
Easton Hospital
Vernon Blades
Sandra
North Carolina
George Edwards
Francis Lingner
Earl Kornrumpf
Oscar Nichols
Charles Nichols
Earl Nichols
Claymont
Robert Draper
Pennsylvania
Linda
Sharon Carroll
Melvin Carroll
Golden-Beacom School of Business
Margaret Myers
Greensboro Homemakers’ Club
University of Maryland
Leon Rhodes
Virginia Willis
Leon Willis
Dorothy Edna Wylie
Leechburg
Lutheran Evangelical Church
Marydel
Whiteoaks
S. Catherine Melvin
President’s Council On Physical Fitness
D.C
Hillsboro
Hiram Moore
Crumpton
Ienneth Fowler
Bill Eivans
Jack Waits
Alr
Herold Wrabill
Karl Tlarrison
Norman Tramstead
Greenwood
Memorial Stadium
Loren Marishery
Glenburnia
Everett Murphys
Marknem
Irs
Albers Scumit
Audrey States
Imondshin
Nesn
Takoma
Fort Lewis
U. S. Army
Queen Anne’s County
Smith Island
Meghan ER
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