Wide Debate on Canal Park Sparks Public Discussion
Williamsport Canal Club meeting reveals sharp, public disagreement over canal land use. Debates touch on du Pont explosives plant location, federal versus state control, hunting access, park fees, and club properties. Speakers from sportsmen groups, local chambers and state parks weigh costs, benefits, and funding, with no clear victor.
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Chesaspeake
Williamsport C
Canal Club
du Pont
West Virginia
Guy Kidwell
Hagerstown
Senate
House
Federal Central
Maryland
Anasty
Poeta Enn
Frank Wachter
The
Haase
Pewresese
Merce
Kaglan
Washington County
C. and O. Canal
Washigton County
D. S. Eber
Sale
Mary
Melvin
Kaplan
Club
Williamsport
West Virgina
Charles A. Myers
Joseph Kaylor
State Department of Forest and Parks
Elmer Baker
Tleae Spring
Wachter
Ben Thompson
National Park Service
Washington
Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission
Watts
Federal Park
Aloss
Washington Authority
Frank Brown
Russell Hicks Replies To Critics Of Antietam Celebration
Russell Hicks defends the Antietam Centennial plan for 1962, arguing funds will come from federal and state subsidies and local sources. He emphasizes the event as an educational enterprise, pledging a large program with music and a keynote address, and warns that liberty and national unity must be strengthened against totalitarianism.
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Russell Hicks
Antietam
Hagerstown
Maryland
Eilivor
Daily
Nail
Wilbur Baker
Sharpsburg
Galriotic
Washington County
Baker
Sta
America
Hegerstowe
Berkeley Springs Student Named to Who's Who List
Miss Evelyn Laign of Berkeley Springs is among eleven Fairmont State College seniors honored with placement on Who's Who among students in American colleges and universities. Selection requires above average academics and active extra curriculars. Laign, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Laign, will receive an A B degree in June after practice teaching in Fairmont. Catastrophes like hurricanes and accidents claimed about 1,200 lives in the first half of 1927 in the United States.
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Evelyn Laign
Berkeley
Lugt
Fairmont
Berkeley Springs High
Paul Laign
Berkeley Springs
United States
H-Bomb Use For Industry Far From Success
Washington indicates basic industrial use of hydrogen bombs remains distant. Dr Arthur Ruark notes nations advance gradually but no state is close to a practical thermonuclear source. He cites Britain’s claimed heating tests as not yet enabling sustained power generation.
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Washington Inn
Atomic Energy Commission
Arthur 18. Ruark
U. S
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