Moon Era Railroads by Loomis Shaping U S Transport
President Loomis of the Association of American Railroads envisions a revolutionary future for U S transport centered on super railroads. He calls for eliminating featherbedding, greenlighting mergers, and rewriting federal policy to favor all transport modes and reduce rail subsidies, urging Congress to focus more on terrestrial transport policy alongside moon program spending.
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Greensboro News Roundup of Local Families and Events
Greensboro notices cover family visits to Valley Forge and Philadelphia, a serious heart operation success for Donna Lee Heverin at Johns Hopkins, a man returning from Texas, condolences for Henry B Lucas and William Hammond, plus club meetings, weddings, community notices, hospital visits, and a $500 Playtex scholarship awarded to Robert Lee Uber of Wesley College.
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Marion Foster
Louisa County
Valley Forge
Donna Lee Heverin
Walter Heverin
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Homer Stufrt
Greensboro
Orange
Tex
Robert Downey
Texas
Philadelphia
Carlton Bickling
Henry B. Lucas
Easton Hospital
Florence Thornton
William Hammond
Felton
Greensboro Homemakers’ Club
Melvin Carroll
Edward Ege
Preston Community Club closes club year with officers named
Preston community notes report the final meeting of the year on May 15 at 2 p m at Mrs. James Gallagher home with co hosts. New officers named include Mrs. Gallagher president Mrs. Harris vice president Mrs. Douglas secretary and Mrs. Garey treasurer. Guests from Delray Beach and several local families are listed.
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James Gallagher
Robert Stanton
Cornelia Cannon
Inez Noble
E. J. Harris
P. C. Douglas
Ruth Garey
Ashael Burd
Delray Beach
Florida
Wm. Brunkhorst
Robert French
Washington, D. C
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B. W. Collour
Rainbow Garden Club
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Dig and Delve Garden Club
Greensboro
Ridgely Sailor Bob Sutton Advances in Navy
Robert M Sutton formerly of Ridgely and now with the U S Navy at New London Conn has been promoted to Seaman He trained at Great Lakes Naval Training Center graduating in July last year and has been stationed at the Submarine Base New London He is assigned to IBM accounting He is the son of Mr and Mrs Martin L Sutton of Ridgely and a 1961 graduate of North Carolina High School in Ridgely Numerous local notices follow about visits moved residences and social events from Ridgely and nearby towns including Wilmington Wilmington relatives and Easton Del easton area residents and a noted missionary society activity in Ridgely
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Ridgely
U. S. Navy
New London
Wilmington
W. T. Temple
Eula Haines
Sallie Arnold
Burlington
W. Va
Charles Keys
Baltimore
Marvin Redden
Kate Hynes
Redden
A. Orrell Saulsbury
Philip Lee Redden
Harrington
Richard Blackburn
Ennis Ferrick
Harry Klotz
Elsmere
Del
Mary Laird
Wayne, Pa
Ronald R. Lane
Eugene Bitler
Easton
Karen Guthrie
Easton Hospital
Walter Resler
Long Island
Atlantic City
N. J
Winford Bailey
Phoenix
Charles Wroten
Millersville
William Wroten
Seaford
Marydel Birthday greetings for Cheryl and Patty Harman
Marydel notes Birthday congratulations for Cheryl Harman turning two on May 14 and Patty Harman turning fourteen on May 15. Various local visits unfold with friends and relatives across New Jersey Maryland and Delaware. Community members attend Peninsula Conference in Salisbury and gather at May Shewbrooks’ home. Calvary Sunday School hosts a family evening with MYF entertainment and refreshments.
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Patty Harman
Francis Pierce
New Jersey
Harry H. Heather
Lewis Cochran
Nitro
Herbert R. Butts
Margaret Smith
Salisbury
Rebecca
Calvary Sunday School
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Dover
Jackpot Crossword Puzzle in The Baltimore American
Solve the Jackpot Crossword Puzzle each Sunday for a cash prize not less than 500 dollars. If unclaimed, 100 dollars is added weekly until someone wins. Invite the whole family to try and perhaps be the next winner. Money is a prized commodity.
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