MSA SC 4727-2-1
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1946/03 - 1947/01
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Bound Volume
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00/22/11/63
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Description
Bound volume of newspaper clippings detailing the proposed Naval Academy training airfield from Sandy Point road to St. Margret's Hunt Club Road to the Magothy River and the Chesapeake Bay. Congress passes the bill on August 6th, through it still opposed by the Anne Arundel County Commission. It is attested that the airfield would not interfere with the construction of the Bay bridge in November. By December, the Anne Arundel County Commission has approved the plan, but the Magothy River association and Gibson Island Club still protest.
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MSA SC 4727-2-2
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1947/01-1947/07
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Bound Volume
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00/22/11/63
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Description
Bound volume of news clippings detailing the on-going battle of the residents of Sandy Point against the proposed Naval Academy airfield. In February, the Anne Arundel Anti-Airport Association is formed. In June, the case is taken to the Congressional Armed Services Committee, and the Women's Anne Arundel Anti-Airport Association is formed.
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MSA SC 4727-2-3
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1947/07- 1949/03
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Bound Volume
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00/22/11/63
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Description
Bound volume of news clippings detailing the on-going battle of the residents of Sandy Point against the proposed Naval Academy airfield. William H. Labrot publicly announces that he will sell his Holly Beach Farm Estate to the state of Maryland at a purposely low price to preserve the land from the proposed Naval Academy airfield. The formation of Sandy Point Park is put in motion. The Naval Academy puts their project on hold.
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MSA SC 4727-2-4
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1953/05/09
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Newspaper Copy
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00/22/11/63
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Description
A copy of the 2 pages of Evening Capital detailing, among other things, the Anne Arundel County fair to be held at the Old Labrot Race Track in Sandy Point State Park.
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