Hood College Diamond Anniversary Fund tops $800000 pledge
W Jarboe Grove announced in Frederick that over 800000 has been pledged to Hood College Diamond Anniversary Fund from the Frederick area. The campaign targets endowment growth, faculty costs, scholarships, an endowed mathematics chair, travel for student exposure, and new campus facilities with total private construction needs of 1753000.
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Hood College
W. Jarboe Grove
Frederick
Francis Scott Keys
Loca
Grove
Russell J. McCain
Hood
Randle Eliott
Elliott
Washington, D.C
Eliott
Coblentzalt
Russell H. McCain
G. Hunter Bowers
Martin J. Gowers Jr
David S. Weinberg
Richard R. Kline
Middletown
G. Hunter Bowers Jr
Walkersville
Louise A. Weagley
Richard St
Kine
Carlisle Smith
Bloodmobile in Frederick on Thursday
The Red Cross Bloodmobile visits Frederick at the Church of the Brethren on West Second Street and Fairview Avenue. Donors register in the church social room from 10 AM to 3:90 PM. About 200 people were notified to donate a pint, and walk-ins are welcome at the mobile site.
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Red Cross
Frederick
Church of the Brethren
West Second Street
Fairview Avenue
Srederick County
James A. Grove
Frederick County
Red Cross Blood Program
Democracy In Action Students Attend Trial
Thurmont High School students in a Problema of Democracy class visited Frederick Circuit Court to observe a civil trial Evers Wed die vs Workmen’s Compensation Commission of Maryland. Judge and jury watched as the award was increased from 15 to 25 percent after appeal, illustrating the civil process.
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Paul Lambertson
Thurmont High School
Lambertson
Frederick Circuit Court
Whue
Atufant
William Athey
Ayatem
Beeanar Il
Famhertaon
Tarthectson
Evers
Weddie
Thurmont
The
Workments
Compensation Commission of
13 Classes Offered At YMCA
Frederick County YMCA announces 13 informal education courses over 10 weeks. Courses include Ballet, Basic Drawing, Guitar, Photography, Art and Painting, Writing, Investments, Drama, Karate, Table Tennis, Skiing, Weight-Lifting, and Teachings of Jesus with multiple instructor names and member versus nonmember pricing.
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Frederick County
YMCA
Joyce Morrison
Vernally Moore
Michael Moulihan
Thomas Molesworth
Mua
Paula Abelow
Ethel Moffett
Robert Hooper
Dots O'Dua
William Wickham
Iris
Normham Lard
Teage
Amy
WM Hoon
Nichittme
Memdaya
Rivee Cartstatm
Ietrietar
Wetiht«Hftia
Viet Cong Supplies Seized Near Saigon Amid Battles
American forces uncovered a major Viet Cong munitions stockpile 60 miles north of Saigon near the Cambodian border. Three US jet fighters were shot down with two pilots rescued and one killed. Air power losses rose to 333 planes.
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Saigon
Saipan
South Vietnam
Air Caus Alrymen
U.S
Bien Hoa
da Nang
Bitangan
Independents To Select New Officers At Fire Hall
The Independent Hose Company No 1 votes for new officers at the fire hall on Church Street. Benjamin Rosenstock retires after 30 years as president. Willant Horiie named unopposed for president. Nominations include Melvin Schwearing Jack Fleischman secretary Russell Rinehart Jr assistant secretary. Robert Stine hark treasurer. directors, Leon Gross Hehad Mogan Lester Haker Hiley Orndorff Robert Jacobs Michael Mala John Kennedy James Devilbiss Cheg fer KR Stevens. captains Heller Clarence Rinehart. lieutenants Richard Rice Robert Whitmore Feward Brandenburg Richant Brandenburg, Homer Palmer Robert Jay Disil Same maker Aly Watc hing Warren Harrison.
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Independent Hose Company No. 1
Hall
Church Street
Miler
Benjamin 0
Rosenstock
Frederick
American Bar Association
Frederick County
Willant Horiie
Wie
Far View
Melvin Schwearing
Aml
Jack Fleischman
Russell I. Rinehart Jr
Robert T. Stinehark
Thomas Angleberger
Robert Kennedy
Leon Gross
Hehad Mogan
Lester Haker
Hiley Orndorff
Robert, Jacobs
Michael Mala
John Kennedy
James Devilbiss
Chegfer KR
Stevens
Por
Robert Heller
Amt
Clarence
Rinehart
Heutenants
Richard Rice
Robert Whitmore
Feward
Brandenburg
Richant
Brandenbray
Homer Palemer
Robert Jay
Dis
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Aly
Urban League Endorses Minimum Income Plan For All
The National Urban League urged President Nixon to replace public welfare with a universal minimum income and set a $2 an hour minimum wage tied to living costs for all workers. The report, titled A Call to Action, targets 1976 for solving basic domestic problems, citing racial disparities in unemployment and income, and urging expanded manpower programs, rural development, inner city plans, and child care.
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New York
National Urban League
Nixon
America
League
Urban League
Joneson
de plAaess
Vietnam
Chamber Group Studies Racial Relations Here
The Community Relations Committee of the Frederich County Chamber of Commerce met to improve racial relations. They reviewed Mason’s statements and outlined subcommittees on employment housing and policy changes, while planning to engage Mount Olivet Cemetery open since 1954 and inviting church ministers and the police chief to discuss enforcement and harmony.
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Mason
Mount Olivet
Mount Out Cemetery
Frederick County
He Shureh
Ely
Fis
New York Stock Market Ends Higher Amid Mixed Trading
Stocks finish with gains as traders weigh caution and optimism. Major indices edge up while technology and energy shares show mixed results.
Nixon Cabinet Sworn In Amid Senate Hurdles
President Nixon’s Cabinet members were sworn in at a White House ceremony led by Chief Justice Warren. Budget Director Mayo and UN Ambassador Yost also took oaths, while Interior nominee Walter Wickel did not participate amid Senate questions over conservation stance. The National Security Council held its first meeting, outlining policy discussions for Vietnam and global security.
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Washington
Nive On
Nivon
Tarl Warren
An . Am
White House
Robert T. Mayo
Charles W. Yost
Ambessady
United Nations
Walter J. Wick
Alaska
Interior
Senate
Hichel
Ronald Tb. Ziegler
Miaon
Marren
Warren
Nicon
Nixon
California
Supreme Court
National Security Counsel
Niven
Ronald
Teemer
Council
Zierler
Richard Helios
Intellierence Venes
Chamber of Commerce Dinner Sets New Officers for Drederich
About 250 members are expected at the annual Chamber of Commerce dinner in Drederich County at the Peter Van Inn. James Wy Croeman will be installed as out sol president and Charles M. Fitwaide as the new president. Hobart Wy Howe will be vice president and Harold Sehling, Py Newton Steely Jr, Vere fon Summers, and Samuel Diamond named for key roles. Preenan to continue as chamber manager with committees planned.
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Chamber of Conmerce
Drederich County Wewt Joostly
Peter van Inn
Coypessman i
Ae Kae
New Office CN
James Wy Croeman
Out
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Charles M. Fitba
Aban
Hobart Wy Howe
Econ Des Stopment
Harold Sehling
Community Betters Ment
Py Newton Steely Jr
Public Wifi
Vere
Fon Summers
Shor
Samule
Richa Diamond
Preenan
Barry T
Hearne
Urtona
Commerce
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Albert Dean
Roger E. Olson
John B. Batdorf
Virginia James
A. A. Radcliffe
Audrey Pressler
Charles R. Noffsinger
Wallace L. Pannier
I. Hart Etchison
Mary Grace Helfenstein
Robert Leichert Jr
William N. Shirey
Robert L. Pitts
William LeGore Jr
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Bloodmobile
Democracy In Action
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Housing and Urban Development
George Romney
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Earl Warren
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Rural Electrification Administration
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Hy Russ Edmonslon
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Carlton Molesworth
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