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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1967
Page
5
Addressed to Frederick Maryland area, listing established 1903 public notice with contact on North Court Street and a phone reference. The fragment mentions a company or notice service, suggesting a local business advertisement or legal/public notice framework in early 20th century.
Rates listed for single copy and subscriptions with payments in advance. One month 1.25, three months 3.75, six months 4.90, one year 12.00. By carrier 0.30 per week, 1.20 per month, 5.60 per six months, 12.00 per year.
The New York legislature considers renaming welfare to social services and welfare officers to social service officers arguing stigma and 20th century language. Critics say reprinting forms wastes funds that could aid hungry families needing food clothes and shelter.
President Johnson's plan would add 250 million annually in benefits for servicemen veterans and war zone civilians while tightening some obligations. It aims to boost college participation, increasing monthly support and allowing applicants to finish high school without using college benefits. The proposal emphasizes helping those who serve to pursue education and meaningful careers.
Maryland honors Preston Lane Jr noting his WWI Meuse Argonne gallantry and political courage. As attorney general he confronted mob violence over Eastern Shore lynchings and crossed the Bay to pursue reform. As governor he pushed a sales tax and bridge projects, leaving a mixed legacy but lasting state improvements.
Fifty years ago items detail an American exodus from Berlin led by Ambassador Gerard with 292 citizens heading to Berne to reach Spain for repatriation. A German U boat sinks the British freighter Lullington with heavy loss of life. President Wilson pledges protection for American nationals. Winter wheat outlook is poor as Allied buyers seek large quantities, citing hard kernels and freeze damage in Frederick County.
Twenty years ago on February 9 1947 the General Assembly filed a bill granting counties authority to close banks Saturdays with Baltimore City making it mandatory Some bankers voiced guarded approval if statewide while others warned of opposition from business and commercial sectors The dispute promised heated debate in the legislative session Members of the Independent Fire Company and their Ladies Auxiliary visited All Saints Episcopal Church in uniform to attend service with a sermon by Chaplain Rev Samuel S Johnson and special music
Reverend Francis W. Phillips of Frederick Md describes a march in Washington where about 300 members of the American Council of Christian Churches protested the National Council of Churches. He argues NCC leaders align with Communists, cites BAR RONS and Knoxville Journal critiques, and urges readers to read the cited issue showing calls for world revolution and possible violence.
Washington asserts Moscow supplies billions in jets heavy artillery and missiles to Hanoi with hundreds of Soviet technicians and pilots in North Vietnam. The piece argues the Soviet Union is the real adversary and criticizes U.N. inaction while noting Red China provides limited gear.
By David Lawrence, the piece argues the Soviet government actively aided Red China in 1953 and continues military support to aggressors today. It notes Moscow’s arms shipments into pro Western nations, use of Cambodian territory to attack U.S. troops in Vietnam, and calls out silence from the President and Congress despite proof of Soviet backing of North Vietnam.
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