Remsberg Acknowledged Leader In Maryland Agriculture
J Homer Remsberg a renowned Maryland agriculture leader died at Frederick Memorial Hospital. A Navy pilot and farmer, he guided Holstein cattle development and led multiple agriculture organizations, authored books, and helped establish a family farm legacy from 1790 to 1964.
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Maryland
J. Homer Remsberg
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mr. Remsberg
Albert
Clara R. Remsberg
C. Byrd
University of Maryland
The
College of Agriculture
Distinguished
University of Maryland Terrapin Club
Remsberg
Abby McCardell Remsberg
Daniel H
Carol) Bare
Robert E
Joyce) Shank
J. Homer
Jack) Remsberg Jr
Adrian M
Mac) Remsberg
Sarah Leiter Remsberg
Homer
Jack
Mac
Frederick County Holstein-Friesian Association
Maryland State Halstein Association
Purebred Dairy Cattle Association of America
Atlantic Dairy Association
North Eastern Dairy Conference
Dairy Council of Greater
Washington, D.C
Maryland and Virginia Milk Producers
Frederick County
Homer J. Remsberg
Middletown
Nixon stockpile selloff raises questions and alleged favoritism
Washington column reports Nixon officials pressured GSA chief Arthur Sampson to funnel strategic metals to White House friends during a 3 billion dollar sale. It cites stockpile depletion warnings and a secret NSC study urging replenishment while critics warn of inflationary repurchases and taxpayer losses.
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Washington
Richard Nixon
White House
Nixon
General Services Administration
GSA
Alcoa
Bethlehem Steel
Englehardt Industries
General Electric
Kaiser
Reynolds Metals
U.S. Steel
Westinghouse
United States
National Security Council
Interagency
Rhodesia
Russia
South Africa
Turkey
U.S
Arthur F. Sampson
Sampson
Louis Brooks
Brooks
Howe
General Accounting Office
GAO
Navy
Pentagon
City officials accept park plan and bid remodeling Opera House
At a special meeting on April 15 1936 the Mayor and Aldermen accepted the Municipal Park development plan from park board chairman James H Gambeill Jr via architect R Brooke Maxwell and approved bidding for Opera House remodeling.
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Board of Aldermen
City Municipal Park
City Park Commission
City Opera House
W. F. Childs Jr
Bute Roads Commission
Park Board
James H. Gambeill Jr
R. Brooke Maxwell
Baltimont Lapderape
Park Commission
Maxwell
End of an era in Maryland politics as George Mahoney sits out
A nostalgic look at Maryland campaigns past and present notes George Mahoney’s long but waning influence. The piece argues voter apathy, media boredom, and phony issues dampen primary excitement, with reflections on Agnew, Tydings, Sarbanes, and the 1976 race dynamics.
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Andrew Johnson
United States
Abraham Lincoln
Johnson
House of Representatives
Tennessee
Democratic Party
Republicans
Lincoln
Maryland
George Mahoney
Mahoney
Spiro Agnew
Agnew
Baltimore
George Beall
Glenn
George
Turkey
NRA
Carter
Jackson
Wallace
Joe Tydings
Senate
Paul Sarbanes
Chetre
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Malcolm R. Currie
Gettysburg
Mount 8
Mary's College
Frederick
Tall Cedars of
Lebanon
Armen W. Va
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Staten Island
N.Y
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Camden
N.J
Supreme Tail
Elio Club
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Tall Cedars Forest No. 132
Grand Tall Cedar of
Wilbur Seeger
Baltimore Forest No. 45
Dean
Don and
Val Hymes
George Who
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