Upper Bay Bridge Not Needed Yet Says Funk
Annapolis AP reports John Bith set centers retent to cross the bay would be unnecessary now but could be justified later. Funk urged legislature to authorize immediate start on a second harbor crossing and planned dualization of US 50. Survivors and funeral details listed for multiple local individuals in Queen Annes and nearby counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herb Thompson
Sively
SIRO
Annapolis
John Bith
Trol
Fle
Bay
Punk
Stoiy South
Local Roads Commission
Thillimore
Chesiler Bay
Dorchester
Calvert Coults
Keith Merry
Koewlinginn
D.C
House and Son
Limore Harber
Robert Pathe Tate
Liggie Coent- Gay
Tawes
Cunningham
Hag
Stock Market Uneven Today In Early Trading
New York traders saw uneven gains after two sessions of decline. Activity was fairly brisk as blue chip issues edged higher, with Union Carbide and other major names up about a point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cap
Lis Pont
Area Deaths and Local Notices in Mercersburg and Brunswick
Obituary notes from Mercersburg and Brunswick record Gloria Jean Hunsberger a five day old daughter of C Henry and Martha Hunsberger passing in Baltimore. John Hay Beck age 74 of Brunswick dies at Newton Baker VA Hospital. services at Peete Funeral Home with burial in Union Cemetery. The Antietam Club joins Toastmasters with a call for reservations for the upcoming meeting. The Daily Messenger provides community notices including funeral details, viewing times, and local addresses for affected families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria Jean Hunsberger
Mircersburg
Gloria Jean Iunsberger
Listant
C. Heary
Martha (Grossnickle) Hunsberger
Johns Jlopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Elen
Lois Ann
J. Charles
Edna J." Grossnickle
Myersville
Clarence W. Honsberger
Mert Eersturg
Pat
Svs
Virginia le Wrest
Chamberslawsy
Woam
Vriday
Orel i Welsh Run Brethren Cemetery
Thyssell Marlin
Lininger
Mercersburg
Brunswick
John Hay Beck
Branswick
Newton Baker VA Hospital
Marlinsburg
Yin Union Cemetery
Lovettsville
Fivo
Myrtle Hall
Grace Beck
Washington
Peete Funeral Home
Frank Fesperman
Church of Christ
City Light Sale Controversy Faces Voters Choices
Readings from residents show a split on selling City Light with arguments about competition, rates, and taxpayer revenue. Supporters favor keeping the utility for local control and local jobs while opponents warn against monopoly loss and higher prices. Residents cite personal ties, retirement security, and political influence in the debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence R. Swinmers
Concord Si
Uno Pege
Light Company
Doris Worthington
Hamilton Blvd
Doris M. Gipe
Sle
Main Aves
Wannie Rinehart
Vermont Ave
City Light
William E. Henry
Salem Aven
Wim
Ple
Myrtle N. Frock
Charles St
Nammer
Elizabeth Ave
Chove
Horst
Mulberry Ave
Fred O'Neill
Frederick
Hageystown
Wiliam G. Tarsus
Washington Ave
Frank W. Spielman
Dayentah Ave
Toastmasters Set Election For Tonight
Antietam Toastmasters Club plans to elect officers at tonight's meeting at the Tortuga Restaurant. Discussion covers March 1 schedule and area speech critique sessions. Members anticipate updates on leadership and club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toastmasters
Antietam
Ea Ta
Last Man's Club Hosts Sunday Dinner With Notables
Sixth District Congressman Charles McMathias will headline the Last Man's Club dinner at the Veterans of World War I hall on Northern Ave. The event begins 2:40 GMT with former Maryland Governor William Preston Lane also speaking. Gov Lane is a charter member of the host Legion post. Reservations via Lamorrow to club secretary Herbert B. Snyder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mc. Mathias
Niak
Vetecans
American Legion
Northern Ave
Maryland
William P Reston Lane
Lane
Marcis Frock Legion Post
Lamorrow
Hrbert BL Snyder
C P Ordered To Lower Some In State Rates
Baltimore AP The Public Service Commission ordered Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co to cut minimum rates on certain interstate calls effective Friday The order lowers the nightly charge for a station to station call from 50 cents to 45 cents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C&p
Baltimore
Public Service Commmission
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
Local Doctor Joins Blue Shield State Board
A city doctor was elected to Maryland Blue Shield Plan Board of Trustees at the state group annual meeting last week. He joins local businessman A. Leroy Nichols on the governing body, with five new members added including radiologist Dr. Edgar Campbell of Wagers town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Blue Shield Plan Board of Trustees
Wagerstown
Edgar Campbell
A. Leroy Nichols
Nicodemus Bank
West Virginia Gambler Racketeer Bill Moves to House
Charleston brief notes the House Judiciary Committee weighs a bill to toughen anti gambling and racketeering laws, with Senate passage dimming hopes. Senate approval stood at 19 to 14 after removing a provision to ban bingy games, clouding the bill’s fate as it moves forward. Washington brief says Ways and Means begins voting on a comprehensive health care bill for the aged, with Mills predicting passage within about two weeks and aiming for essential decisions by Friday during the March 22 week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W.va
West Virginia
House Judiciary Committee
Senate
J the Mouse
Washington
Mouse Ways and Means
Wilbur ZL Mills
Thig
Mills
Senior Citizens
Goklun Hing Council
Senator Proposes Constitutional Guarantee for Property Rights
Sen Robert Dean of Queen Annes proposes a constitutional amendment to shield private property owners from limits on selling renting or using their land The measure asserts the right to own control and deal with property and to prohibit others from using it It contrasts with a separate bill aiming to ban discrimination in real estate dealings based on race color or creed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snnapolis
Robert Dean
Queen Annes
Dean
Also Mentioned on This Page
Funk
Upper Bay Bridge
Edith Merry
Charles M
Charles Milton Shueaker
Alt
Big Spring
Cecelia
Mastin L
May Niomi
Otaelberger
Cecelia May Hall
Charles Richard and
Wallis
Hagerstown
Diisy Dayton
Joseph
Miller Joseph Samuel Miller
Rosie
Hite) Millue
Rt. 1
Keedysville
Washingt County T Hospital
Ve Was
Wamburg, Va
Marion J. and
Josephine Ivy Miller
Win
A. Clark
Punktown
Clark
Mathie Phenix
Meer
Christi Perch Willy
J. Frank Bradley
Rosehill Cemetery
Watson Muneral
H Jay Fun
John Rk, Beck
Ava Gue Une
Mabel (Peacock) Leek
Samuel and
Foselin (Slater) Beck
Virginia
Beck
Brunswick Lady of Masons
Order of Eastern Star and
Steadman
Keensan
Post Sb
Toastmasters International
Free World
Atort
Summit Ave
Hagerstown Ltd
Ada Toute
Shepherds
Whide
Elisabethtown
W. Va
Zimanemnan
Alexandria
Virginia Ragent
Chestnutrove Pen
Hl. W. Vi
Louisa/tecostal
M Reedy
Kerrlysville
Milyvin MM
Smith
da Metz
Struthers, C
Rose Lin
Republicn of
Bunker Hill
Cray Tits Spenic
Elephone
Caprier
Imsil
Dol
N. No. Penna
Rantona Bowers
Mast
Hashane
Sre
Clare Lakin
Potomac St
Thair
Dad
Raymond P. Donaldson
Public Service
Requests & Raige
A Wes
Cascade Highfield
THE
Thurmont Bank
Rover
Fort Ritchie
Last Man’s Club
Wills Oe
Gaui
Nutro Crabgrass Killer
Nutro Supreme
R. D. McKee, Inc
Ovata
Mariolk
Pic
Robert E. Lane
Virginia Ave
California
William R. Lane
7Th Marines
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Blue Shield State Board
RCA Victor
RCA
RCA Victor Golor
RCA Victor Clock
Sna
Ravicior
Shelby
Dentler Bros
Penna. Ave
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!