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Walter Reed’s Junior Officer of the Quarter Embodies Patient-Centered Excellence 230128-O-IJ988-3002
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Carlo Alessio Cozzolino said:
Wonderful smile! ^_^

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Ex-Gov. Warfield (LOC)
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d76 said:
No longer in office, he still appeared to be revered and respected.
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TVL1970 said:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edwin_Warfield "The most significant event of his tenure as Governor came when Arthur Pue Gorman, who had opposed Warfield's election, proposed the Gorman Amendment to the Maryland Constitution, which would have effectively disenfranchised all black voters in the state. The bill easily passed the Democrat-controlled General Assembly, but Warfield refused to sign the bill into law. While Warfield was in favor of some of the bill's provisions, such as denying the vote to the less-educated black voters of the state, he feared it would eventually lead to greater levels of disenfranchisement which could threaten all voters in the state. The bill was put before the public, and was defeated by 30,000 votes, a defeat to the party in which Warfield played a major role in."
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Wystan said:
Another Bain/LOC photo of ex-Governor Edwin Warfield of Maryland:
