Blood Donor Month Encourages Frederick County Donations
January designated National Blood Donor Month to honor volunteers and encourage giving. Frederick County Red Cross Blood Program, led by James A. Grove, notes blood collected funds local hospital needs and out of county patients. Bloodmobile visits Calvary Methodist Church January 19 and Brunswick February 1, with aim of high turnout. Any healthy person 18 to 65, at least 110 pounds, can donate. donations every 8 weeks up to five times a year. Call 662-5131 to join.
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Right to privacy questioned after Sabillasville FBI search
A Frederick County incident reveals alleged privacy violations as three residents report an FBI search of two houses a cabin and a garage near Sabillasville during Thanksgiving without warrants or residents present. Landlord unaware and no charges filed, FBI comments sparse, raising concerns over civil liberties and police powers in a period of national debate.
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Recycling of Christmas Trees Praised in Letter to Editor
A reader praises a new conservation idea described in the newspaper, the recycling of discarded Christmas trees, noting its potential environmental benefits and inviting further discussion. The letter expresses appreciation for the coverage and encourages broader awareness of tree reuse practices.
Religion Eclipses Sex in Thoughts
A Louisville psychologist reports a study of 3416 people finding thoughts of religion occur about twice as often as thoughts of sex. Age groups show variations with younger and middle aged adults, the elderly tending toward religious thoughts more. the piece also notes attitudes on politics, sports, and social issues and questions the emotional intensity behind these thoughts.
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Milk ordinance tweaks planned after conference
At a January 9 1923 conference at Chamber of Commerce headquarters representatives of the chamber Rotary Club and city officials agreed to modify the milk ordinance ahead of the aldermen's next monthly meeting. Also note the News Post prepares for public sale season across Frederick County and improvements at the Hagerstown and Frederick gas plant with the governor delayed arrival.
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Bank stockholders elect directors in city elections
News Post reports January 9 1951 stockholders of three city banks held annual elections and chosen directors for the year. County banks plan meetings with directorate organization sessions. A Frederick mother told in People's Court that she erred in not sending her son to school as required by law. Homemakers of Frederick County will vote on a constitutional amendment at their March annual meeting to change officer election procedures for the County Council.
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The Promise Of 1971 Notes And Life Warnings
A reflective column by Notebook Joe Eisenhauer features musings on passing years, the wisdom of facing problems, and practical economy. It contrasts worry with action, includes a fable on waste, and humor about daily life and aging, offering guidance on living well.
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