Carmack-Jay's to Close Stores in Frederick After Stock Sale
Shoppers and employees mourn the closing of Carmack-Jay's neighborhood markets on Market Street and US 40 in Frederick after the bank takes possession. The 1933 origin with Paul Carmack, later Jay's Markets, and long time locals recall the store as a familiar, affordable community landmark.
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York Bank and Trust Co
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Quinn Orchard Road
Danielle
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McCrory's
Seventh Street
Pickway
Betty Fox
Motter Avenue
Dorothy Phebus
April Musser
Mountaindaile Road
Bill Green
N. Market St
Carmack
NAACP memo rial service urges blacks to keep fighting racism
NAACP staffer Janice Washington told about 65 attendees at a Frederick service honoring Martin Luther King Jr that blacks must step out and pay their dues to challenge racism. She cited past struggles, noted lynchings and segregation, and said the NAACP will survive current internal turmoil.
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King's heirs explore broader merchandising for Martin Luther King Jr.
Atlanta insiders report the King estate eyeing licensing, films, video projects, and themed experiences to extend Dr King’s memory. Dexter King has met with branding firms and Elvis Enterprises, aiming to protect value while avoiding trivialization, as the gift shop mostly features educational items.
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National Park Service
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King
Turner Broadcasting System Inc
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Jack Soden
Elvis Presley Enterprises Inc
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Elvis
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Dr. King
Susan Staimred
Ms Stamred
Human rights leader Dorothy Height to speak at Rockville MLK event
Dorothy Height, longtime civil rights and women's rights leader, will headline Rockville's MLK celebration at noon in the May Nicewarner Auditorium, Richard Montgomery High School. The program includes awards, musical entertainment, student art, and sign language interpretation.
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Women’s Christian Association
National Council of Negro Women
Dr. King
May Nicewarner
Richard Montgomery High School
MLK Jr. Federal Holiday Commission
Dr King
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