Bicentennial year opened with national parade pageantry
The piece praises the televised Bicentennial opening across Frederick County and the nation. It highlights Orange Bowl and Rose Bowl parades with patriotic floats, history reels from George Washington to the pioneers, and the enduring American spirit. It notes corrections in a prior column and reflects on national unity and civic duty.
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Frederick County
Santa Claus
Jesus
Francis Scott Key
George Washington
Valley Forge
Delaware
Trenton
Daniel Boone
West
United States of America
America
Letters to the Editor and public notices mix on American pride
Readers publish an open letter praising America’s aid to others, then question Congress and Nixon era ethics. The page includes responses defending energy surveys, a thank you to Frederick County officials for road work, and notices recalling historical figures and events.
Frederick County Delegation Aims for Maryland Meetings
Yesterday in the News-Post Jan 5 1926 report notes about 50 farmers plus 10 delegates from Frederick County Farm Bureau plan to attend the Maryland Agricultural Society and Maryland Farm Bureau Federation meetings in Baltimore. The local group invites the societies to hold the next Frederick City meeting. The Studebaker and Star YMCA Junior Basketball League teams moved up, tying for first as Nash and Lincolns drop, Lincolns 16 12 defeat and Chrysler 17 14 win.
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Frederick County Farm Bureau
Maryland Agricultural Society
Maryland Farm Bureau Federation
Baltimore
Frederick City
Studebaker and Star
YMCA
Nash
Lincoln
Studes
Lincolns
Chryslers
Dr Paul Kallaway Installed As Frederick County Sports Leader
Dr Paul H Kallaway was installed as president of the Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association at Camp Kanawha near Point of Rocks. He succeeds E Paul Maguha who conducted the ceremony at the quarterly meeting. 150000 pine tree seedlings have been ordered for spring planting in Frederick County by Forester Jack Karnig of the Maryland Department of Forests and Parks. Thousands more trees remain available to local landowners despite higher demand. The Late Edwina Black, a drama in three acts, will be the Community Players Inc season offering with casting completed and rehearsal underway under James S Decker at Winchester Hall Stage.
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Federal Energy Administration
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Resources For the Future
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American Petroleum Institute
FPC
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E. Paul Maguha
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Jack Karnig
Maryland
Department of Forests & Parks
Karnig
Edwina Black
Community Players Inc
James S. Decker
Winchester Hall
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