Metropolitan Commission Revises Sewer and Water Policy Battle
The Metropolitan Commission withdraws proposed revisions to sewer and water policies after counsel Charles U C Price questions their legality. A public hearing prompted seven days for written input, but critics mostly argued legality rather than substance while new efforts in Annapolis seek state action to control Frederick County facilities.
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Commisson
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Stilt
Commission
Charles UC Price
Price
Metropolitan Commission
Albert
Canquepalma
Prederick County
Cinquepalmas
Board of County Commissioners
Frederick County
Department of Public Works
Frederick
Annapolis
Letter writers critique mounting national debt and banking system
A sequence of letters questions the huge borrowing and rising interest driven by the President and Federal Reserve. Authors warn of tax burdens, bank profits, and potential collapse, urging more productive output, housing, food, and jobs while condemning reliance on welfare and financial speculation.
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Ford
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Banks
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Society Needs Swift Certain Punishment Warns Warden Lawes
The piece argues punishment should be swift certain and fair, citing Watergate era jailings and a critique of rehabilitation over punishment. It notes Henderson's six month sentence for tax related falsifications and questions the justice of lenient penalties for serious crimes while drug peddlers face harsher treatment than tax evaders. It warns that absence of a supreme penalty may distort justice and emphasizes societal need for deterrence.
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Lewis E. Lawes
Sing Sing
America
Henderson
University of Wisconsin
Manhattan
Edward Weinfeld
Sotonty
Ohio
Bret
Warden Lawes
Averting Boston's second revolution
South Boston residents led by Nancy Yotts protest school busing as part of Boston's racial conflict. The piece frames working class white anger, calls for fairness, and argues that economic and social exclusion fuels resistance to integration.
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Nancy Yotts
South
Boston
Yotts
South Boston
Emereens
Yors
Almerica
America
Progreson
Saul Alinsky
South Bastion
Chis
Persuason
Nancy Yotis
Plans for Enlarging St John’s Literary Institute
The 1955 article notes Ferrell ARS outlining expansions for St John’s Literary Institute with plans for a new addition and possible sea wall or building works. It mentions about 200 new memberships sought as part of a countywide Farm Bureau drive. The National Religion and Labor Foundation named Thurgood Marshall for its Social Justice Award, announced by Dr. Cisar Deak. County Board appointees include Charles Wood Helen MacKenzie Allen Putnam and Charles Deck.
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Ferrel Ars Ie
St John's Literary Institute
National Religion and Labor Foundation
Altersey Thurgood Marshall Marshall
Maryland
Cisar Deak
Westmumier Theological Semanan
Lameo
Charles Wood
Helen MacKenzie
Y Allen Putnam
Charles Deck
Open Door Seminar on Publicity for Frederick County Clubs
The Frederick County Chamber of Commerce and Frederick Community College host a one day seminar on effective publicity techniques for clubs and organizations on February 22. Four mini courses cover broadcast print media photography basics and display art. Registration starts at 9 30 a m and runs to 3 p m with lunch included the fee is five dollars per person.
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Frederick County
Chamber of Commerce
Frederick Community College
Frederick Canney
Louise
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