Domestic News June 1, 1950

The Republican

Q: What entities or persons were involved?

Charles L. Briner, J. Glenn Beall, Millard E. Tydings, Herbert O'conor, Phillips Thayer, Joseph Hinebaugh, Jack Treacy, Emeric Dusic

Q: What keywords are associated?

Chamber Of Commerce, Socialized Medicine, Senate Bill 1679, Speed Boat Races, Deep Creek Lake, Monthly Meetings

Oakland, Garrett County, Maryland

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Mt. Top Chamber of Commerce board opposed socialized medicine in Senate Bill 1679, contacted legislators, planned September speed boat races on Deep Creek Lake, and set monthly luncheon meetings.

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Socialized Medicine

At a meeting of the Board of Directors of the Mt. Top Chamber of Commerce last Friday, the organization went on record as being opposed to socialized medicine as outlined in Senate Bill No. 1679. The secretary, Charles L. Briner, was instructed to write to Congressman J. Glenn Beall, and U. S. Senators Millard E. Tydings and Herbert O'Conor, asking them to vote against the bill when it is presented.

The Board agreed to continue plans for speed boat races on Deep Creek Lake, sometime in September. Phillips Thayer is chairman of the committee on arrangements.

Mayor Joseph Hinebaugh and Jack Treacy represented the Chamber at a district meeting in Cumberland on Wednesday evening. The board decided to meet one day each month for a luncheon and discussion, with special meetings to be called by the president, Emeric Dusic.

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Politics Social Event

What keywords are associated?

Chamber Of Commerce Socialized Medicine Senate Bill 1679 Speed Boat Races Deep Creek Lake Monthly Meetings

What entities or persons were involved?

Charles L. Briner J. Glenn Beall Millard E. Tydings Herbert O'conor Phillips Thayer Joseph Hinebaugh Jack Treacy Emeric Dusic

Where did it happen?

Mt. Top

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Primary Location

Mt. Top

Event Date

Last Friday

Key Persons

Charles L. Briner J. Glenn Beall Millard E. Tydings Herbert O'conor Phillips Thayer Joseph Hinebaugh Jack Treacy Emeric Dusic

Event Details

At a meeting of the Board of Directors of the Mt. Top Chamber of Commerce, the organization opposed socialized medicine as outlined in Senate Bill No. 1679 and instructed the secretary to write to Congressman J. Glenn Beall and U.S. Senators Millard E. Tydings and Herbert O'Conor to vote against it. The Board agreed to continue plans for speed boat races on Deep Creek Lake in September, with Phillips Thayer as chairman. Mayor Joseph Hinebaugh and Jack Treacy represented the Chamber at a district meeting in Cumberland. The board decided to meet one day each month for a luncheon and discussion, with special meetings called by President Emeric Dusic.