Norristown and Frederick Austers and a Clerks Bank Story
Time Magazine highlighted Noreen Lawless, loan manager at the Suburban Bank of Norristown, who organized job calls for delinquent borrowers. The piece notes 75 percent arrears due to recession, bank efforts reducing delinquencies, and credits the program with new employment for about thirty customers while foreseeing regional economic effects in Norristown and Frederick.
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Aosters
Pennsylvania
America
Beaten Arts
Frederick
Norristown
Philadelphia
Cumberland
Maryland
Panhandle
United States
Frederick Town
Isaac Norris
William Penn
Norris
John Thomas Schley
City of
Monocacy
Schuylkill Valley
Frederick County
Montgomery County
Frederck
Thomas Johnson
John Hansen
Francis Scott Key
Roger Brooke Taney
Barbara Fritche
Winheld Leon Schley
Willam Taler Page
Frederich
Valles Forge
Harpers Ferry National Park
Antietam Battlefeld
South Mountain
Gettysburg
Battlefeld of Monocacy
Noreen Lawless
Detroit
Baltimore
Schuylkill
Tine Magazine
Time Magazine
Readers Claim They Figured Out Davd Mulronix Riddle
Readers write to The Editor asserting they have solved the Davd Mulronix puzzle from the February 15 issue. They claim David Ro is the ghost writer for Ethel Loeb, naming Anna Long and Kathy Long of 606 Biggs, Frederick Maryland as sources.
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David Ro
Ethel Loeb
Anna A Long
Kathy
Biggs
Ay Frederick, Md
Letters to the Editor on Education and Public Trust in Frederick
A set of letters advocates for a Frederick County Vo Tech Center arguing it offers essential job training and economic benefits. Other letters defend open inquiry in schools, critique government credibility, and praise Commissioner Crum for cutting public contracts. The correspondence urges civic engagement and tuition-free pathways while urging broader educational and political participation.
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Myers
Frederick County
Frederick
General Vocational Technical Advisory Committee
Fredenck County
Paul Crum
Crum
Fredenck
Washington spy network at Library of Congress fuels DIA funding
Washington insiders allege more than 150 researchers work within a Library of Congress annex to monitor Soviet journals for the Defense Intelligence Agency at 24 million dollars this fiscal year. DIA chief Lt Gen Daniel Graham says sources are open material later classified when combined. policy debates rage over open source intelligence and corporate influence on U.S. policy.
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Washington
Library of Congress
Defense Intelligence Agency
Daniel Graham
DIA
House
Lester Wolff
D-Ny
U.S
Wolff
Ya S
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Aramco
Great Oil Combine
Middle East
Nestor Defame
Manila
Work
Tite Shipping Co
Health talk and local events wrap Frederick County timeline
A 1925 Frederick County health report by Dr Kelauer opened a county PTA meeting on Washington Street School health guidance. Frederick Motor Company contest renewals and an Armory show announced winners. Senator Jacob Remsall discussed state tax revenue impacts. Hood College hosted a spring Homemakers Club event with Lora Davis Woodfield expected to speak about an international home economics college in Karachi.
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Fredenck County Health Ulswer
0 Kelauier
Founthy
Parent Teacher Association of
Washington Street
Schiend
Parsons Newman
ER Say Ang August
Fredenck Motor Company
Frederck
Armory
Lora Davis Woodfield
Nome
Frederick County
Frederick Homemakers Club
Hood College
Woodfield
Ford Foundation
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State Interagency Committee
International Tower Building
Flkridge Landing Road
Linthicum
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Kathleen L Timberlake
Union Bridge
Amy Conger
Reed J Irvine
Accuraty
Washington, DC
Irvine
Jack Anderson
Samiago
Conger
Ams Conger
Chile
Meran Gambe
Inme
Credibildy
ITT
CLA
Allende Ek Emment
Richard O. Curtis
Adamstown
W. Leroy Maddox
Douglas
Powell
Les Whitten
World Tide
World Title
Defante
Athens
Jack Mitchell
Internal Revenue Service
New Latin Casino
Cherry Hill
IRS
Congress
Senate
Capitol Hill
PEC
Jacob Rremsal Agame
All i Oppositias Lea Freee
Coffman
Heed College
Evangelial Church
Reformed
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