Turner Seeks Local Control to Preserve Segregation
Eastern Shore Democrat Turner argues for local self-government to manage school segregation. He opposes Supreme Court desegregation, proposes Maryland law empowering county boards to order segregation if health or safety is at risk, and urges Eastern Shore Democrats to back his plan. He frames the stance as safeguarding local heritage and traditions.
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Maryland
Supreme Court of the United States
United States of America
Supreme Court
Republican Party
National Republican Party
Congress
Washington, D. C
General Assembly of
Boards of Education
General Assembly of Maryland
House
Senate
About This Little Bill and paying on time
A civic note urges prompt bill payment to protect reputation and ease relations with creditors. It advises monthly payments, open dialogue with stores, and avoiding bill dodging, stressing courtesy to keep trading lines open. The piece ends with a historical aside that water reached the White House by 1833.
Ridgely Resident Suffers Collar Bone Break
Michael Redden sustained a broken collar bone on school grounds and was treated at Memorial Hospital Easton. The item lists hospital patients and local social visits, noting anniversaries, travels, and upcoming duties, including Ane Rodney Councell sailing for England and various family gatherings in Ridgely and nearby towns.
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Michael Redden
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Ridgely
Wm. Palmatory
Bernard Connolly
Norman Wilson
Fred Keeneman
Near Town
Jerry Wright
Winfield Wright
Norman Collison
Richard B. Sparks
Sparks
Thomas W. Jones
Edward Whiting
John Whiting
Russell Brachman
Glenburnie
Concord Church House
J. L. Stevens
Stevens
Simon
Ane Rodney Councell
England
Reuben Ebling
Elma Wilson
Everett Noble
Princess Anne
Noble
Barbara Lane
Albert W. Saulsbury
North Carolina
Tennessee
E. Page Jones
Smoky Mountains
Franklin A. Stayer
Lancaster
C. C. Covington
John Covington
Evans School
Willard Jamison
Elkton
Wilson Davis
Matthewstown Methodist Church
Ada Matthews
Stella Matthews
WSCS
Roland Cartwright
Goldsboro
Testing Program Compares Small Grain Varieties
Maryland farmers can boost profits by choosing varieties suited to their area, says University of Maryland Extension agronomist Joe L. Newcomer. The program tests many varieties, notes performance, and stresses seed quality with certified seed and varietal fidelity.
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Maryland
University of Maryland Extension Agronomist
Joe L. Newcomer
University of Maryland Agronomy Department
Kentucky
Thorn
Atlas
Arlington
Atlantic
Balbo
Social Security Eligibility for Aged Farmer
A farmer who never worked under Social Security can become eligible after January 1, 1957 if he is 65 or older and earned at least $400 in both 1955 and 1956 and filed the required Social Security tax returns with the Director of Internal Revenue.
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Internal Revenue
Individual by Hilda K. Wiggin Love
Poem praising unique human acts of kindness and personal service reflecting individual worth and the smiles each person shares with others despite universal capabilities.
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Hilda K. Wiggin Love
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White House
Washington
Grace Vernon Smith
Harry Roe Hughes
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House of Delegates
Earl M. Crouse
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F.D. A.F
Stewart E. Hallowell & Son, Inc
Denton Ere
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