Gift of life drive Narrows blood donor crisis in Frederick
James A. Grove, longtime Frederick City Postmaster and head of the Red Cross Blood Donor Program, warns of a holiday slump in blood donations amid rising needs. He urges 18 to 66 year olds to donate and residents to enroll in a donor credit system for the coming year. The piece emphasizes community duty and the Bloodmobile’s vital role.
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Frederick County
James A. Grove
Frederick City
American Red Cross
Grove
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Howell
Red Cross
City police urge ordinance to shut down youth clubs
Hagerstown chief of police Grason Doornberger asked the Mayor and City Council to grant power to close down what he called undesirable youth hangouts run by ex convicts. He cited 14 year old girls being charged 50 cent memberships to patronize the club, with officers reporting beer and whiskey on the premises. Fire officials questioned safety but found no major hazard. The editorial urges strict licensing to curb such centers and protect teenage girls, calling for careful study and action if evidence supports it.
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Hagerstown
Grason Doornberger
Doornberger
Caleb Ewing
Deanberger
Fire Department
John Hall
Frederick City
Letters to the Editor Endorsement of hospital devotional policy
Frederick County Ministerium urges a balanced approach to devotional literature at Frederick Memorial Hospital. They support Chaplain Evason and cooperative ministry input, stressing a flexible Gospel outreach within pastoral care. Readers question hospital Bible literature policy and reliance on tax funding, with three pointed queries to the Frederick Post.
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Frederick County
Evason
Yinger
Cooperative Ministries
The
Post
Montgomery
Howard
Carroll
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick Post
December 18 1920 testimony in Lime Kiln reckless driving case
Yesterday December 18 1920 testimony was taken in a Lime Kiln case charging reckless driving and failure to yield at Lime Kiln on July 5 after an accident where the defendant’s car struck a motorcycle. The quarterly Federated Charities Board meeting at the YMCA chaired by R Rush Lewis reviewed three months of work and Health Nurse aid. A notable high school exhibition featured George L Hossfield Patterson NJ World Typewriting Champion 1920, typing 131 net WPM in one hour.
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Board of Directors
The
Federated Charities
YMCA
R. Rush Lewis
George L. Hossfield
Patterson, N.J
Hossfield
Maryland fights water pollution with new agency and plan
The state reports rising pollution sources yet higher compliance, aided by the Maryland Environmental Service and tougher enforcement. Subpoenas and heavy fines back efforts to curb pollution including mine drainage and oil spills while counties prepare regional watershed plans and long term sewage strategies due by 1974.
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Baltimore City
Baltimore County
Prince George’s County
Maryland
Health Department
Environmentalists
Water Resources Department
Maryland Environmental Service
Secretaries of Health Or Natural Resources
MES
Thomas D. McKewen
McKewen
Reed W. McDonagh
Nixon 72 bid may hinge on economy not Vietnam
Two political analysts say Nixon could see the economy pull him through to 1972 if the Viet Nam drawdown continues with little public credit for ending the war. They warn a single major lie or a loss of trust in government could doom his reelection and shift emphasis to public credibility.
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Washington
NEA
Nixon
U.S
Vietnam
Senate
California
GOP
John Tunney
Tunney
George Murphy
Richard Nixon
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John C. Webb JR
Snouffer School
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NEA, Inc
Byron A. Winebrener
Clarke Place
Potomac Edison
Winebrewer
Ernest C. Speaks
Maryland- Virginia Milk Producers Association
Allen M. Pitzer
Brunswick
Health and Natural Resources Departments
Calvert Cliffs
Maryland Water Resources Commission
Peter and the
Wolf
Newspaperahrlhvye
Voters Trust
Bruce Biossat
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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