Along The Potomac To Washington By J Glenn Ball
In a April 30 column Representative J Glenn Ball discusses rising federal taxes averaging 262 per person, criticizes foreign aid scaling, cites 48.283 billion in aid since 1945, compares U S real estate value to foreign aid totals, notes sacred monkeys in India, and highlights U S travel and military aid costs. He also covers hog price supports, surplus removal, and political clashes over imports from Iran Curtain nations.
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J. Glenn
Ball
Maryland
Washington, D. C
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Free World
United States
Census Bureau
India
U. S
Mutual Security Agency
Kem
Iran
Iron Curtain
Vineland Name Tied to Viking Observation of Rich Land
The article notes that America was called Vineland by Vikings and others due to abundant arapeviness across many areas, reflecting early impressions of fertile landscapes.
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America
Emmitsburg notes on local people events and schools
Mrs John D Palmer returns home after visiting her brother in Emmitsburg while Pvt John S Hollinger, stationed at Aberdeen Proving Ground, spends weekend with wife and parents He will return to Aberdeen as instructor after maneuvers at Camp Pickett No Little League due to organizational difficulties Lions Club fund supports child welfare and eye glasses requests St Joseph College Marian Congress draws hundreds in inclement weather with Bishop Scully and Bishop McNamara leading services
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Hollinger
John Hollinger
Hollinger
Ordnance School
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Aberdeen
Camp Pickett
C. A. Elder
Lions Club
Mitsburg
Thurmort
Lions
Guy R. McGlaughlin
Vigilant Hose Company
St. Joseph
St. Joseph College
Blessed Mother
Tri-State
Scully
McNamarra
Mount St. Marys Seminary
Vincentian sessions and local visit notes recap
Vincentian Fathers led sessions with Fr. McClimont in charge and Fathers Dunee Swords and O'Donnzl from St Joseph College. The column lists numerous weekend visits by residents and relatives to local families, hospital patients, and church events, plus a Knights of Columbus breakfast and Mount St Marys College activities. It ends with a historical note on the Dismal Swamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Ruth
Baltimore
Guy A. Baker
Ralph Lee Kerlholtz
Rebecca
Children’s Hospital, Baltimore
Jack Moser
Camp Meade
Harry Baker
James O'Leary
Binghamton
N.Y
John J. Roddy
Bernard Seltzer Fouid
Bernard, Jr
Shelia Marie
Susan
Margaret
Roddy
Ruth Roddy
Portsmouth
St Joseph College
Fort Jackson
Munion
St. Joseph's
Charles Stouter
Father Stouter
Michael O'Brien
John J. Dillon
Austin Thomas
Frederick
John Wilson
Guy A Baker
The
Jocal Council
the Sodality
Ruth Neighbours
Guy A. Baker, Jr
Mount St. Mary's
R. M. Zacharias
George Eyster
Robert Gillelan
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Potomac
Washington
Emmitsburg
John D. Palmer
B. David Martin
L. B. Kiger
Staunton
Krider's Lutheran Church
Weetinsinster
John Koontz
Lexington
Koontz
Ida Goulden
Roy Bollinger
Carrie Hartzell
Frederick Bower
Patty Jean
Fred, Jr
Annie Keauner
Halethorpe
Paula Bowers
Maryland School For the Blind
Overtes
William J. Sullivan
Providence
R. L
Sullivan
George Coylor
Raymond Hornbecker
Hagerstown
Naylor
Fred
Frederick Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
Moose Home
West South Street
James Marrone
Katherine Rhinehart
Charlotte Whitmore
Women of the
Charles Spurrier
North Carolina
Virginia
Delaware
David C. Griffin
N. Court St
USANL
Joe’s Gleaners
Market St
Rave Kemp
Dierpant
Ves
New Holland
Ceresville
Beautichrome
Formica
Duncan Phyfe
Kemp
Ali
Harry Tinney
Hamilton Ave
Pansy Plant Sale
Cash and Carry
Henry
Wow
Wen
N. Market St
Sam Miller
KEY Stamp Company
E. Patrick St. Frederick, MD
Suo Rheem
Rheem Electric
Hitselberger Plumbing and Heating
Magnolia Ave
Treeland Nurseries
Pink Hadiance
Frau Karl White
Fallsman
Helen Traubel
American Rose Society
Francis Scott Key
Holland
William Shasta
Wintract
Atlassin
Fall Brothers
Rundodendean Seechingsite Arbovitae
Robert ©. Klein, Mgr
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