Frederick County Taxpayers League Proposal
Frederick City business figure Robert K. Paltoy Sr. proposes a Taxpayers League to organize Frederick County and City taxpayers. The group would press for prudent public spending and tax relief, inviting postal replies to Mr. Dailey at 1201 North Market Street. A democratic public meeting would establish the league and seek majority approval from attendees.
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Robert K. Paltoy
Frederick City
Dailey
Frederick County
Mr. Dailey
North Market Street
Taxpayers’ League
City Hall
Citizens’ League
Frederick YMCA Aims to Add 300 Members in Two-Week Drive
Frederick County YMCA launches a two week drive to add 300 new members. Executive director Norman Ford cites a 14 percent rise as the goal, with the organization already expanding since moving to North Market Street. Volunteers form an Indian tribe themed to boost enlistment as divisions seek five new members each.
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Frederick County
YMCA
Norman Ford
MCA
North Market Street
Governor Thomas Johnson High School
State Armory
Maryland School For the Deaf
Frederick Community College
Ford
Robert Hooper
Warner L. Brittain
Joseph Urie
Edward Frapwell
Richard Brady
Alien Routzahn
Sidney Silverman
United Appeal
AFL CIO conference at White Sulphur Springs aims to mold policy
Washington reports that the AFL CIO convenes an unprecedented April 14 meeting at White Sulphur Springs West Virginia with key officials invited. The gathering mirrors a former private business advisory setup seeking to influence administration on labor issues including unemployment as a policy tool.
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Washington
White Sulpher Springs
W. Va
Afl-Cio
Secretary of the Treasury
Department of Com
Frank
Labor
Labor and business talk inflation policy at conference
The piece argues for a formal exchange between government labor leaders and business interests on inflation, wages, and policy. It notes AFL-CIO limits, worries about minimum wage effects on employment, and envisions a confidential, wide ranging dialogue to foster responsible wage policy and free enterprise.
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Labor
Afl-Cio
APL
CIO
Frederick History Days Set for Two Busy Weekend Tours
Frederick prepares for Bell and History Days with church bells tolling to inaugurate tours. Notable events include open houses at six churches, a campanologist concert, lectures by James Ranek, a reenactment of Homer Arnot Taney's home rededication, and a broad program featuring art in the parks, a slide show, and public food booths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
John Greenleaf Whittier
Frederick City
Barbara Fritchie
Weir
Heaven Ward
St. John’s Catholic Church
All Saints Episcopal Church
Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ
Trinity Chapel
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Presbyterian Church
Quinn African Metheirst Episcopal
Evangelical Reformed Church
Independent Hose Company
George T. Schraceer
Cariton
Yaker Park
David Hagan
Pam
Vier
James Ranek
Hoot Colege
Peancethal Reformed Church
Francis Scott Key
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Carlton Brown
Colonial Music Company
Delphey’s
Supreme Court
Homer Arnot Taney
A. D. Malloy
Cincinnati
Dred Scott
America
Ohio
Taney Nome
Charles Met
Mathias
Trederick
Taney
Glenn Heal
Fey
Daily Food Quotas for Elephants
The text states elephants require a steady intake of green fodder and large amounts of water, estimating about a ton of greens and around fifty gallons of water daily. It presents rough figures rather than precise modern standards.
Victory Loch Trophy display and campaign plans noted
Frederick residents will inspect the Victory Loch Trophy with an announced display. The Republican City Executive Committee met at the Courthouse, outlining campaign plans for the city election. Predemick County leads the Fifth Liberty Loan Drive and earns a Community Honor for its quota. The Woodville Community Club met at Ellsworth H. Wilson's home, where Dr. Cass presented on sanitation and hog care outdoors.
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Frederick
Penney Lanks
Republican City Executive Committee
Predemick County
Federal Reserve District
Woodville
Ellsworth H. Wilson
Cass
Maryland senator to speak at Frederick airport ceremony
United States Senator Millard Go of Maryland will deliver the principal address at the Frederick Municipal Airport event next week with Congressman J Glenn Beall as master of ceremonies. In Thurmont only 26 voters cast ballots for city posts and three nominees received all votes.
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Milla Go ‘Tyditys
Maryland
Senate
Prederick Municipal
Congressmar
J. Glenn Beall
Thurmont
Board of Commissioners
Wech
Selma Sees Rapid Desegregation Amid Hopeful Tides
In Selma Alabama by September 500 Negro students will attend previously all white schools, up from 155, court-ordered desegregation easing tensions. Voters, hospitals, and businesses align with gradual integration as leaders push for more representation and better housing while avoiding a repeat of 1965 violence.
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Selma
Ala
Nea
George Wallace
Edmund Pettus
Dallas
Hubert Humphrey
Martin Luther King Jr
Alabama
Rome
Mobile
Rev. L. L. Anderson
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
February Fragments In The Neighborhood Gardener Column
A fragmented local column parodies daily life in February with humorous misprints and garbled phrases. It reads as a playful, wordy sketch about gardening tools, advice, and odd observations tied to a winter month in a neighborhood setting.
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Need For Citizens League
Berry's
RB Taney
Hoger Brooke Taney
By David Lawrence
Paul A. Haley
Hems
The
Culler Lake
Camp Detrick
Bruce Biossat
By Bruce Biqssat
Washington Correspondent
By Phil Pastoret
Kate Ying
Setson
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