Consequences of Crime and Public Service Reflections
A Frederick area note highlights Judge Clifton M. Kelly plans to retire to devote effort to crime prevention education. Rodney Willard flags his work at Fort Detrick and in community service while praising Kelly’s approach that prevention, not punishment, can curb juvenile crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Rodney E. Willard
Florida
Circmt
Clifton M. Kelly
Kelly
Rodney Willard
Frederick County
Willard
Teluch Home Agai
Judge Kelly
Nursing pioneer supports seven children after husband’s death
Dorothy Culb, widowed with seven children, built a nursing career from an associate degree in 1977 to a bachelor’s in 1981 while working at Washington County Hospital and Shady Grove Adventist Hospital. She leads Maryland Nurses Association activity and advocates equal pay, unity, and active nursing involvement in state policy, balancing family routines around a large dining room table shared by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Culle
John
Dorothy Culb
Maryland
Myersville
Culb
Washington County Hospital
Teonac
Frederick Community
Maryland Nurses Association
Maryland General Assembly
State House
Annapolis
Maryland Nursing Association
Frederick
Washington
Nursing Association
YMCA
Middletown Valley Athletic Association
Maryland Theater
Hagerstown
Weinberg Center
Cull
John Jr
Mary
Karen
Tim
Susie
Patty
Main Street
Withholding debate pits banks against taxpayers and Reagan
Ralph De Toledano argues against the 10 percent withholding on interest and dividends set for July 1. He criticizes IRS staffing claims, notes the broad impact on savers, and urges leaders to clearly state the policy purpose beyond fighting tax cheating. He cites personal experience with the IRS computer and questions Treasury motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Reagan
Bob Dole
U.5_of A
United States
Internal Revenue Service
John Q
IRS
Sam
Treasury
Dole
Amaciaane Apn Aanen
April 30 1933 and 1963 items from the News-Post files
A 1933 note reports Henry Shoemaker predicting 45 000 to 50 000 acres of yellow corn planted in Frederick County and notes farming choices may limit effects of a national farm relief measure. Also covered are Everedy speedball’s first win over G L Bakers, and county commissioners reviewing tax reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry R. Shoemaker
Frederick County
Everedy
G.L. Bakers
Baker Park
Alvin Hoost
Ancestry inquiry seeks data on early 1700s Leaman family
Opal L. Chambers of Roanoke Virginia requests information on ancestors in Frederick County in the early 18th century. Christian Leaman born about 1700 died 1762, wife Ann Margaret, eight children including George who married Salome and had nine children. Christian moved to Botetourt County Virginia in 1787. Chambers offers exchange of information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Christian Leaman
Ann Margaret
John
Susgonah
Ann
George
Lanahem
Nenhanly Adam
Dorothy
Ludwick
Jacob
Salome
Christian
Botetourt
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National Aquarium
Baltimore
Clyde Roper
Smithsonian Institution
Aquarium
Lyn PB. Meyerhoff
Roper
National Museum of Natural Retegistrate Eee Sen
New England
Pomona Grange
Frederick News-Post
Pomona
Maurice Wiles
George B. Delaplaine Jr
William T. DelaPlaine
The
News
Lions Tongue
Frederick Lions Club
Charles V. Main
America
Howard B. Kittleson
Chat
By Mary Fouche
Madison
Wis
Madison, Wis
Atvanta Cht
Dorothy E. Culb, RN
Ralph DE Toledano
News-Post
Byron W. Thompson
Frederick County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association
Robert A. Whiteford
Sears, Roebuck & Co
West Patrick Street
Frederick '63
City Building Properties
Opal L. Chambers
Bluff Road
Roanoke
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