Tidelands Rights and Federal Aid Debate in Washington
The column weighs states rights against federal control of submerged mineral rights and flood prevention. It argues the federal government pays for river and harbor improvements, questions if states should own tidelands, and mocks anti federalist rhetoric while urging practical, balanced policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Missouri
Congress
Tiver
The
S. War‘Department
Hood
Sam
Wdelands
Supreme Court
Walter Bi
$20,000 Released For Harpers Ferry Park
Harpers Ferry West Virginia August 22 funds from 1951 capital appropriations released by the State Board of Public Works finance preliminary land deed investigations for Jefferson county as part of the Harpers Ferry National Monument plan. Maryland has pledged funds for its land, with eventual transfer to the federal government for development. Local market steadies include cattle and calf prices at Woodsboro Livestock. The Old State Capital in Frankfort Kentucky features a circular marble stairway with arch-supported steps.
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Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Harpers Ferry National Monument
State Board of Public Works
Jefferson County
Charleston
Maryland
Frankfort
Family Farm Policy Meetings Scheduled
Montgomery County will hold a series of Family Farm Policy Review meetings next week. County Agent W. Anderson and Mobilization Committee chair T A Barnsley announce sessions at New High School Damascus August 27 8 pm Agricultural Center Gaithersburg August 28 3 pm and Poolesville August 31 8 pm. Meetings discuss USDA programs and rural living benefits with a national context and a future convention for farmer recommendations.
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Montgomery
W. Anderson
T.A. Barnsley
New High School
Damascus
Agricultural Center
Gaithersburg
Poolesville
United States Department of Agriculture
Organized Reserve Corps Units At Meade
Five Maryland Organized Reserve Corps signal units join 25 others in a two week training at Fort Meade. Col. Paul F. Loizeaux leads the Signal Corps Summer Camp. Maryland units include the 671st in Baltimore 431st in Baltimore 810th in Cumberland 984th in Kensington and 302nd in Frederick with 840 reservists in training. Units also come from other states.
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Fort Meade
Organized Reserve Corps
Maryland
Paul F. Loizeaux
Towson
Signal Corps
671St Signal Operation Company
Baltimore
Albert A. Smith
431St Signal Construction Company
Henry T.W. Bock
810Th Signal
Former Slave To Mark Her 112th Birthday
Baltimore notes Annie Ross born on a Dorchester County farm celebrates her 112th birthday Saturday. Once enslaved, she remains active though partially deaf, washing dishes and climbing stairs unassisted. She enjoys boxing and wrestling on television. family says her health and appetite are good despite a fall with five stitches.
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Baltimore
Annie Ross
Dorchester County
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Harpers Ferry Park
Woodsboro Livestock Sales, Inc
Walter ‘Snow
North Market
Sorin
Frederick Bottled “Gas CO
Spital Amd Aedi
Gabardine — Worsted
North Market Street
Meade
Tess
Philco
Melvin M. Engle
Carroll
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Virginia
Kentucky
Hio
United States
Arrow Beer
Beery
U. S
Maryland Chick Hatchery, Inc
West South
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
W. Patrick St
Frederick
Carierestor
Foster’s Hardware
N. Market St
Frederick City Real Estate
S. Route 40
Gilmore R. Flautt, Je
Gilmore R. Flautt
Hospital Aid, Inc.” Real Estate Board of Frederick, Inc
Maryland Real Estate Association
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Credit Regulations
Ritchie Associates Finance Corporation
Rockville
Montgomery Ave
Westminster
Carroll Theatre
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