Congressional notes outline major action across chambers
The Senate and House advanced key measures including rent control extensions, a broader social security bill, and a large omnibus appropriation. House and Senate conferees settle on a 70 group Air Force authorization, tax revision plans, and overseas aid sections. A White House balcony plan faced opposition from the Fine Arts Commission. Harriman joins as a coordinating assistant to the President. Federalsburg area storm damages crops and buildings. Fourth of July safety urged. local lemon mudding contest winners to fund fire company auxiliary. fireworks planned in Greensboro with parade on July 6.
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Senate
House
Commodity Credit Corporation
Ways and Means
Truman
White House
Federal Fine Arts Commission
Fine Arts Commission
Bacony
W. Averill Harriman
Harry Hopkins
Roosevelt
Clark Clifford
Harriman
Europe
London
Moscow
Paris
European
S.C.A
Acheson
Federalsburg
Nichols
Caroline County
Messick
Central Avenue
Ridgely Fire Company
Ridgely
Clover Farm
Messick’s
Greensboro
Eastern Shore Guernsey Field Day Set for August 2
The County Agent announces the Eastern Shore Guernsey Breeders Field Day will be held at Pioneer Point Horse Barns in Centreville on Wednesday August 2 starting at 10:00 AM. Dr Gordon Cairns of the University of Maryland will judge the exhibits.
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Eastern Shore
Pioneer Point
Centreville
Gordon Cairns
University of Maryland
Guernsey
Caroline County
Local Notes From Ridgely And Nearby Areas
Mrs Malory Winstead remains a patient at Memorial Hospital Easton. Week end guests included Mr and Mrs Roland Fountain and son Robert of Maplewood New Jersey and Mrs Sweck Bonner and daughter Margaret Ann near Westport Connecticut. Mr and Mrs J Mulford Swing of Easton and Mr and Mrs Joseph Mongal of Wilmington visited Saturday. Miss Jean Hoffman leaves for Camp Happy Valley Port Deposit to serve as camp counselor in arts and crafts. Bernard Connolly Jr. is a patient. William H Raleigh named to Maryland Room at Enoch Pratt Free Library Baltimore. Col and Mrs William Bateman Draper depart Ridgely for Camp Lee Virginia where Col Draper is Chief of Medical Service and to be stationed for four years. A pie making contest upcoming.
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Malory Winstead
Memorial Hospital
Easton
John M. Swing
Roland Fountain
Robert
Maplewood
N. J
Sweck Bonner
Margaret Ann
Near Westport
Bernard Connolly Jr
Wm. H. Raleigh
Maryland
Enoch Pratt
Five and six generations of the Eberhard family
Mr Peter H Eberhard of Burrsville road near Denton is featured in a history of his family. The Eberhards marked their golden wedding anniversary on November 8 1949. Mrs Eberhard died February 2 1950, leaving a husband two sons three daughters eighteen grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Henry F Tagge Eberhards grandfather was born in 1812 in Holstein Germany. He served in the German army in 1848 and married Magdalena Clausen in 1849, emigrating to America in 1855.
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Peter H. Eberhard
Burrsville
Denton
Eberhards
Eberhard
Henry F. Tagge
P. H. Eberhard
Marne Suder Deitmarchen
Holstein
Germany
Magdelina Clausen
America
Anna Lorenzen
Fabhers
Martens Hans Martens
Martens
Delph
Baltimore
Ida
Emma
Scribner
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Simon
Dorothy Tagge
Chilton
Wis
Emma M. Martens
Navy
Neta
Leigh
Fred
Frances
Colorado
Anna
Maryland
Mt. Clare
Raymond
Cordova
Choptank
Preston
Niagara Falls
Eberhard Family Genealogy and migrations described
The account traces the Eberhard family from Germany to America, detailing births, marriages, and moves. It notes Simon Eberhard and Dorothy Tagge's 13 children, including Peter H. Eberhard, who married Emma Martens and had multiple children across Wisconsin Nebraska Colorado Maryland and beyond, with timelines from 1870s to 1910s and later multiple relocations to Maryland and Denton area, reflecting a long series of settlements and family ties.
Relax and Grow Younger in The American Weekly
Sally Young American Weekly Beauty Editor explains a body massage routine to feel cooler and more relaxed. The July 2 issue features the piece in the nation's favorite magazine, The American Weekly, published with the Baltimore Sunday American.
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Sally Young
American Weekly
Baltimore Sunday American
Funeral Train for President Harrison Pioneered by April 1841
The article notes that William Henry Harrison became the first president to have a funeral train, marking a historic use in April 1841 as part of his solemn farewell.
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William Henry Harrison
Card of Thanks for Martin Gregg Passed Away
We thank friends neighbors and relatives who assisted us after the passing of our father brother husband and son Martin Gregg The many cards floral tributes visits and acts of kindness will never be forgotten Words cannot express.
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Martin Gregg
Mrs Dorothy Gregg and Children Remember Jessie Gregg
Our appreciation is extended to Mrs Dorothy Gregg and her children Mrs Margaret Gregg for their support and memory of Jessie Gregg. The family expresses gratitude for kindness shown during this time.
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Jessie Gregg
Dorothy Gregg
Margaret Gregg
Wild Horses Roam Remote Southwestern Regions Unrestricted
In remote sections of the southwestern United States wild horses continue to roam freely and without controls. This long standing situation leaves horses scattered across public rangelands and private lands, challenging land managers and local communities.
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Southwestern
United States
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Edward T. Miller
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Muriel Wooters Williams
Peter Eberhard
Erie
Peesenn
Over
Tower Grill
Mel Price
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Santa Fe Rangers
Bridgeville Road
Route 404
Willis & Covell, Co
Leonard Ranges
Southern States Farmers’ Supply Cooperative, Inc
Oly
Your Food Store
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola Bottling Co., Inc
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