Protective vandalism bill profiles in Maryland Senate
State Senator Edward P. Thomas leads a profile of a bill making property destruction valued at 500 or more a felony, arguing it will aid police and reduce costly vandalism across Frederick County and the state. The measure, co sponsored by Senator John J. Bishop, carries up to ten years in prison and fines up to 10 000 dollars with restitution.
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Maryland General Assembly
Frederick County
General Assembly
Edward P. Thomas
Frederick Washington
Thomas
John J. Bishop
Baltimore County
Walkersville High School
WHS
Maryland Senate
House of Delegates
Letters on animal shelter funding and public health concerns
A long letter argues the Frederick County Humane Society should use 350000 for education rather than building an animal shelter, contending sites failed and emphasizing taxpayer funds and a broader people problem. It laments recession and urges continued coverage of the county shelter and society, signed by Darlo M. Weddle.
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Frederick News & Post
Frederick County Animal Shelter
Jamie Bryant
Mother Nature
Frederick County Humane Society
Slumane Society
Humane Society
God
Frederick News-Post
American Cancer Sacety
Public Health Department
Community Center
County Medical Society
Coasting Fun and School Gym Exhibition in Frederick
Fifty years ago on January 12 1926 Frederick residents observe youngsters monopolizing city streets for coasting amid wary motorists. The piece also notes Frederick High School hosting its third annual indoor gymnastics exhibition and class tournament staged by girls with Betty Boyle as athletic director, date set with the Armory Board.
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Frederick
Frederick High School
State Armory
Betty Boyle
Armory Board
Key Hotel posts solid year and dividend plan
Twenty years ago on January 12 1956 the Francis Scott Key Hotel reported a favorable financial year at its annual meeting. Directors approved a 2 percent dividend on preferred stock payable to record holders as of January. An inspection committee including William B. Bennett J Walker Carty and Philip Wertheimer was named to report at the stockholders meeting. The Frederick Optimist Club voted to buy the Optimist parking lot on East All Saints Street from Safeway Stores Inc for 15000. Safeway had allowed use of the lot for five years with parking on an honor system benefiting the Frederick Optimist Boys Foundation Inc. Edward J Daugherty club president said six members will form the permanent board of trustees for the lot.
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Francis Scott Key Hotel
William B. Bennett
J. Walker Carty
Philip Wertheimer
Frederick
Hoover blackmail files on presidents shock Washington
Washington Merry-go-round reports J. Edgar Hoover kept blackmail files on Presidents Kennedy Johnson and Nixon. The papers allegedly included sexual gossip and sensitive material kept by Hoover and Clyde Tolson, fueling claims of a political police power. Mobil tax dispute is noted with corrected figures and foreign royalties discussed.
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Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Richard M. Nixon
FBI
Hoover
Clyde Tolson
Adolf Hitler
Gestapo
Joseph Stalin
KGB
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Oval Office
Iine
Truman
Congress
MOBIL
JAWS
Mobil Oil
Henry Jackson
D-Wash
U.S. Treasury
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Disclosure, Inc
Federal Filing Service
Fast Federal Services
Washington Researchers
Washington Service Bureau
FACS
Inc
Veterans Administration
Labor Department
Consumer Products Safety Commission
Arthur Lewis
Lewis
Frederick, Md
Walt Thd
Fxeye
Darlo M. Weddle
Wyngate
Ethel Loeb
News-Post
Frederick Women’s Civic Club
Winchester Hall
ACS
P. Gregory Rausch
Middletown
Alexander Hamilton
Hamilton
Alexander RB. Niminger
Bataan
Philippine Islands
Nininger
Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Eisenhower
Kennedy
High and Mighty
Washington Post
Benjamin C. Bradlee
Bradlee
Capitol Hill
Johnson
White House
Muckamuck
Nixon
John Dean
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