Parron, Senator Paul, 561

Problems of the Aging, Commission of,

Patapsco State Park, 471

149

Patuxent, 49

Public Improvement, Department of, 36

Patuxent Institution, 9, 35, 48, 50

Public Law, 118, 660

Patuxent River, 348

Public Relations Department of Commis-

Patuxent River State Park, 36

sion, 19

Peninsula Conference, 475, 479

Public Roads, Federal Bureau of, 18, 77

Penn, William, 348, 350, 356

Public Service Commission, 400

Pennsylvania, 72, 77, 79, 81, 141, 194, 347,

Public Welfare, Department of, 59, 315,

348, 350, 351, 355, 356, 394, 396, 572, 573,

316, 321, 334

574, 591

Public Works, Board of, 120, 219, 286

People to People, 69

Pulaski Highway, 581

Peoples Court, 146

Pullen, Dr. Thomas J., 239, 240

Perigau, Nathaniel, 480

Pyle, Samuel, 261

Pharmacy, School of, 203

Phelps, William Lyon, 468

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Philadelphia, 164, 347, 348, 350, 380, 381,

481, 488

Quakers, 349, 360

Philadelphia, Wilmington, 389

Queen Annes' County, 15, 16, 105

Philco Corporation of Philadelphia, 261

Quirk, George, 168

Pickersgill, Mary, 87

Pierson, G. W., 203

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Pikesville, 101, 108,419

Pittsburgh, 79, 81

Railroad Brotherhoods, 152

Planning, 444-449

Raley, J. Frank, Jr., 157

highways, 449, 450; importance of, 447;

Randall, James Ryder, 382

legislation on, 447; problem of growth,

Randallstown, 500

444, 446; urban sprawl, 445

Ratification Day, 379, 381

Planning Commission on Capital Improve-

Rayburn, Sam, 124

ments Program, 284, 285

Recreation, 465-470

Planning Department, State, 115, 59, 393,

appropriations, 469; economic potential,

402

470; effect on society, 466; improvements

Planning Program, 447

to, 467; number of visitors, 465

Polish Mountain, 594

Recreation and Parks, Governor's Confer-

Pollack Jack, 143, 144, 145, 146

ence on, 468, 470

Port Authority, 126

Regents, Board of, 231

Post Office Department, 198

Regional Governor's Conference, 574

Potomac Edison Company, 171

Rehoboth, 360

Potomac Electric Power Company, 159,

Reidt, Wallace, 422

160, 162

Religion, 473-491

Potomac River, 117, 118, 170, 272, 382, 395,

early church, 481, 479, 492; early influ-

396, 348, 355, 398

ence of, 488, 489, 490; importance of

Potomac River Committee, 170

faith, 476, 477, 484, 486; relation with

Potomac River Compact, 47

government, 474, 475, 478, 485, 487; Rus-

Potomac River Valley, 159

sian atheism, 493

Presbytery of Laggan, 361

Religious Toleration Act, 489

Presidential Preferential Primary, 137

Rcnnie, James G., 286

Press Relations, 451-460

Reporter, The, 459

Governor Tawes' relations with, 465; im-

Republican Party, 126, 127, 132, 142, 152

portance to community, 453, 356, 460,

Research and Education, Department of,

461; right to criticize, 454 role of press

48

451, 452, 463 public's right to know, 457

Revenue Estimates, Bureau of, 7

Prince George's County, 13, 118, 146, 160,

Revolutionary War, 88, 136

299, 303, 316, 391, 392, 393, 397, 399, 407,

Rhode Island, 269

495, 496, 499

Ribicoff, Governor Abraham, 235, 535, 549

Prince George's County Volunteer Fire-

Rice Auditorium, 521

man's Association, 248, 260

Richmond, Virginia, 389

Princess Ann, 11, 28,49,53

Riley, Eliker J., 382

Princess Ann Academy, 219

Ritchie, Governor Albert C., 365, 437

Princeton, New Jersey, 380

Ritchie Highway, 581