Snowy patch sweeps Frederick as city clears streets
Western Maryland area reports heavy snow with 6 to 20 inches forecast. Unionville weather observers G Plitt Von Eiff and George P Von Eiff monitor precipitation and winds while East Patrick and North Carroll Streets glow white. The old post office building is removed for a new parking lot as readers note rising snow shovels demand.
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County Human Relations chief notes rise in discrimination complaints
Frederick County workers increasingly contact Theodore W. Stephens, director of the Human Relations Department, as formal complaints rise slightly and calls about discriminatory practices grow by about 25 percent. He urges dialog, outlines protections, and advocates outreach to boost minority and disabled hiring.
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Frederick High poised for Southern Division crown
From the News-Post files dated February 12 1933 Frederick High appears near clinching Southern Division honors after Middletown defeated Brunswick 18 16 on the Middletown floor. A large tea announced Miss Dorothy Gale engagement to Dr William Edward Trail Frederick.
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Frederick artist James Pearl among 10 finalists for Gettysburg stamp
Frederick freelance designer James Pearl, 303 Magnolia Ave, moved from Philadelphia last year, aims to win with a winning design for a Battle of Gettysburg commemorative postage stamp. He previously won first prize for the Antietam and South Mountain seal in the Civil War Centennial.
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Letters to the editor on bike paths in Frederick County
Robert M Hartman argues thousands spent on park bike paths are wasteful and urges treating bicycles as vehicles. He calls for better bicycle safety education, enforcement of the Maryland bicycle code, and public action from officials, police, and schools to reduce bike-related incidents.
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