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E. RALPH HOSTETTER
Graduate of the Jacob Tome Institute in
1940, Hostetter was put on the Board of Directors and made chairperson of the
school at a time of great upheaval and financial crisis. In 1948, he made some
of the most critical decisions the school history that also greatly affected the
Town of Port Deposit in general.
(LINK TO MANSION AND SCHOOL)
Hostettler's career is is rich and varied, upon doing research for this
biography alone there were several hundred pages already written either by
himself or by other covering many facets of local regional, and international
politics and humanitarian interests.
A
distinguished conservative newspaper publisher, he has been a champion of
individual liberty for a half-century. His writings, originally appearing in The
Delmarva Farmer and The New Jersey Farmer, have been honored by the National
Newspaper Association, the Maryland-Delaware-D.C. Press Association as well as
the Society of Professional Journalists. He was inducted into
Maryland-Delaware-D.C. Press Association MDDC Newspaper Hall of Fame in 1992
"E. Ralph Hostetter Delmarva Farmer"
Organizations
E. Ralph
Hostetter belongs or is associated with the following organizations:
Renown
Quotes:
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"'Kick
God out of America' seemed to be the movement in this country until 8:45
a.m. on September 11, 2001."
— E. Ralph Hostetter
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"It's
Time to split from the UN" November 11, 2001
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E. Ralph Hostetter
Property Rights Advocate
"Defenders of Property Rights says that when private property
was taken through regulation, legislation or some other bureaucratic action,
owners can look to it to get relief.
The study will cost $10,000, with half funded by Delaware
millionaire E. Ralph Hostetter, a property-rights advocate.
Supervisor Dale French (R-Crown Point) is the sponsor of the
study. He learned about both Defenders of Property Rights and Hostetter through
the Alliance for America, a national lobbying group he belongs to.
"If they’re going to study 25 years of decisions for $10,000,
it’s going to take a lot of time," Sheehan said."
Attended Debates of the
Constitutional Convention of Maryland, 1967-1968
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