Frederick County fund drive mirrors Charleston historic preservation
Miss Blanche Parcell notes a Salisbury editorial about Charleston's narrow escape from progress and ties it to Frederick County’s Schiefferstadt preservation effort. She cites donations over $600,000 toward a $12 million goal, urging public schools and businessmen to support securing Frederick’s oldest home for future generations.
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Blanche Parcell
Frederick
Salisbury
N.C
Evening Post
Miss Parcell
Frederick Landmarks Foundation
Schiefferstadt
Rosemont Avenue
Ann Leichert
Charleston
D.C
Charlotte
Historic Foundation
Missarcell
Frederick County
Land Use Debate Splits Maryland Resident Views
Marguerite Snyder voices caution on a proposed state led land use plan in a letter to the editor. She endorses a statewide framework with local input but rejects a supra-bureaucratic levy as proposed by Meier, Sher, Hamilton, Simpson, Levan and McCoy.
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Annapolis Neremhen
Thave
Governor's
Tam
Meiers Sher
Hamilton
Simpson
Levan and McCoy
Old Charleston and Salisbury hold fast to historic look
The piece weighs preservation over progress in Charleston and Salisbury. It notes a Save Charleston Foundation loan from a Charlotte bank aiding purchase of 19th century warehouses, plus $600,000 raised toward a $1.2 million price. It contrasts skylines, growth pressures, and local civic pride with Richmond and Salisbury’s heritage efforts. It ends with a budget reform note from Arthur Burns urging unified fiscal policy.
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Charleston
Harry
St. Michael’s
Save Charleston Foundation
Keston
Salisbury
Davis and Wiley Bank
Horah and Main
Andrew Jackson
East
West Innes
Historic
Salisbury Foundation
Charlotte
Mammon
Observer
N.C
Evening Post
Oil shortage forecasts undercuts public confidence
Bruce Bross discusses conflicting oil shortage projections from federal and independent sources as the nation faces a wary outlook for heating oil and gasoline. He cites Simon’s easing view, industry self interest, and David J. Rose’s critique of the lack of long range energy policy, urging a second report on the long term outlook.
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Special Food Agency
Department of Agriculture
Federal Energy
William Simon
Simon
Scientific American
David J. Rose
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Rose
Anniversary Service of Frederick County Young Men's Society
Yesterday means 50 years ago dispatch notes an anniversary service of the Young Men's Society of Frederick County to be held Sunday at 7 o'clock at the Laird Brethren Church with William R Glenn pastor. National Guard prepares to respond to alleged clashes between the Ku Klux Klan and the Knights of the Flaming Circle amid reports of rising extremism.
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Young Men's Society of
Frederick County
the Laird Brethren
Haven, Hey
William R Glenn
Illness National Guard
Ku Klux Klan
Knights of the Flaming Circle
Daughter Born After Auto Crash Near Mountaindale
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs Jade Clements of near Mountaindale after an automobile crash en route to Emergency Hospital. The item weaves in short, humorous aphorisms about January and local life, with casual notes on sportscasters, dogged friendship, and charity.
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Jade Clements
Mountaindale
Rewie
Business revolution seen in corporate values and aims
Ray Cromley reports businessmen foresee a shift in how big business defines success. Energy shortages and environmental concerns drive rethinking, with firms funding culture and education as normal costs. Intangibles like management, education and innovation gain value, affecting location, pay for keeping workers, and new performance metrics.
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United States
U.S
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Ieryhead
Maryland
Marguerite Snyder
Valley High
Knoxville
Linganore
Charles L. Bell
Singanore High School
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Yeagerstown Road
Mt. Airy
Thomas Eagleton
David R. Mullinix
Mullinix
James
Nixon
Randy L. Corum
Leah
Frederick, Md
Joc Barkley
May
Harry S. Truman
Unicef
United Nations Children's Emergency Fund
Bruce Bross At
Washington
NEA
Newspaper Enterprise, Assn 1
Ihe
Ube
Bouds
Man
Parner
Ray Cromley
Berry
Kohogter
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