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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1987
Page
4
Frederick County mourns Winnie Crum known as Winnie who died after falling from a fire engine while serving the community. The community recalls a long standing firehouse prayer seen in Maryland and nationwide, honoring her sacrifice and trailblazing role.
A heartfelt prayer asking God for strength to save lives and guard property during fires. It seeks alertness to hear the weakest shout, the ability to rescue children and the elderly, and the courage to give one’s life if required, with blessings for the fireman’s family.
Roy Meachum argues the East Patrick Street C Burr Artz Library must stay accessible for children and readers despite threats and a recent knifing. He notes fear may deter unescorted youths and volunteers, calls for clearer safety measures, and questions city county responsibility and possible trespass actions, urging substantial protection.
The United States benefits as Thatcher raises UK tuition for foreign students, pushing Malaysian scholars to study in the United States. About 25,000 Malaysians study here, spending roughly 300 million yearly, aiding a bilateral trade balance and shaping future leaders for closer Malay–American ties.
Frederick residents attend a welcoming address with retail officials speaking of state matters. 204 wttes Fo Gaur ate Naren Ik Cr spoke. Freestanding awards in the American Legion Essay contest honored Adele Slaughter and students from Middletown, St. John's, and Frederick High Schools. County commissioners direct use of a new form to request 9 000 dollars for Liberty School addition furniture and architect fees, as Dr. Carnachan plans formal follow up soon.
A letter by TIMOTHY J. REESE argues Maryland history centers on the South Mountain battlefield and Monocacy. He urges Freder ick County leaders and readers to protect South Mountain, sponsor commemorations, and monitor development to prevent loss of this historic resource.
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