The Bee edition for Frederick Maryland February 1 19
The Bee of Frederick Maryland announces its 1863 establishment and evening editions with subscription rates and publisher details. It lists pricing for one year and six months, notes association with the Associated Press, and indicates circulation and printing information for the newspaper.
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Great Southern Pig & Mfg CO
Patrick Street
Garry Frederech
Ates
Wallace Voters seek 1972 leverage to boost Nixon win
Dallas meeting of 500 Wallace supporters outlines a plan to influence Nixon’s approach in 1972 by leveraging Solid South support. Bradford notes aim to shift three lawmakers to American Independent and build a congressional power base before Kennedy or Nixon run for president.
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Association of Wallace Voters
Dallas
Edward Mc Kennedy
Nixon
Dey Mor. Bradford
University of Disllasy Ue
South
Wallace
Congress
Kennedy
Race In Schools Progress at Black School Board Gathering
About 100 Black school board members from 30 states met at Airline House Warrenton Virginia. Leaders like T E Patterson and Aaron Brown discussed shifting focus from integration to improving education and expanding funding while gaining experience in governance.
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Airline House
Warrenton
T. E. Patterson
Little Rock
Ark
Aaron Brown
New York City
New York Plans to Create Middle Class Through Federal Aid
The New York Planning Commission warns the city cannot rely on a middle class return and urges elevating 3 million poor, mostly Black and Puerto Rican, into self supporting status with federal support. It proposes minimum incomes from 3000 to 7500 and a 1.9 billion yearly program covering direct payments, public jobs, private subsidies, and training stipends.
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New York
Planning Commission
Salaries Push Strikes In Public Education
Washington reports a growing wage crisis for teachers across federal state and local governments. Leaders fear repeated school interruptions as unions press for higher pay to meet living costs amid rising expenses and perceived government inaction.
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Washington
America
U. S. Department of Labor
National Education Association
Jersey City
N.J
Jersey City Education Association
Board of Education
Gristle in U S Economy Keeps Inflation Rising
NEA analysis argues current government controls fail to curb inflation and often worsen unemployment. It urges modernizing industry, expanding vocational training, and clearer wage guidelines to reduce price gains while boosting productivity and services.
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Nea
Council of Economic Advisers
Congress
State road survey targets Wolfsville to Petersville 14 miles
The State Roads Commission surveys a new 14 mile route to connect Wolfsville and Petersville in a gap filling project. Frederick City Hospital officials form a committee to raise funds for an isolated contagious disease building. The February grand jury reports flagrant prohibition violations but indictments are sparse due to witness cooperation. Women’s Christian Temperance Union anticipates a large celebration for the Prohibition Amendment ratification with 1917 campaign participants expected.
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State Roads Commission
Wolfsville
Petersville
Frederick City Hospital
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Water sewer trenching begins on Middletown main street
State Roads Commission workers started digging trenches in Middletown to install storm water sewers along the towns main thoroughfare. Ice and drifting snow slowed travel across Frederick County after a 3 to 6 inch snowfall. Police cited ice as the principal city hazard. Frederick residents may attend a 3 PM opening at the Enoch Pratt Library Baltimore for a French Thank You train gifts display running a week. Alderman Burall urged muni pal reform addressing city planning housing and rural relations.
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State Roads Commission
Middletown
Frederick
Enoch Pratt Library
Baltimore
William Burall
Catoctin Country Club
Birthday Bill Through Maryland Legislature Highlights Delays
The article traces the journey of a birthday bill and other measures through Maryland's legislative process. It details drafting, copying, printing, and committee steps, noting the long hours and numerous staff roles from researchers to printers. It also cites general counts of measures and hints at pre-session filing trends and bureaucratic hurdles.
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Joseph A. Bertorelli
Frederick C. Malkus Jrey
Roy N. Staten
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Malkus
Bertorelli-Hart
George
Washington
Senate
Frederick County
Legislative Council
House
Legislative Reference
State Law Department
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