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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1974
Page
3
Amid a national dispute over moving Armistice Day to October, Maryland veterans groups resist the change and keep honoring on November 11. The piece notes the tradition of November 11 as the date of remembrance and the historic context of World War I ending, with local attitudes reflecting broader political tensions.
State Senator Edward P. Thomas leads SB178 to designate November 11 as Veterans Day in Maryland. He argues Armistice Day holds historical meaning and a floating October holiday cannot replace the significance, backed by veterans groups including the American Legion and VFW.
Asphalt industry leaders urge pragmatic, forward-looking action as oil shortages strain supplies. John J. Shelly, Asphalt Institute chairman, argues for vision, renewed programs, and efficient material use to sustain roads and future growth despite energy crunch.
The newly elected officers of the New Order of the Star in Middletews were initiated in the Chapter room of the Community building. The ceremony was conducted by Graceiam F. Bayd of the county, following the January 18 date.
A fragmentary report notes Ernest Hemingway and a companion missing after a plane crash in the wilds. There is no sign of life near the wreck, and rescue efforts are underway as authorities search the area for survivors.
In 1776 Phi Beta Kappa is cited as the oldest American college fraternity with a Greek-letter name. The text also mentions the origin of the term T shirt and notes a vice presidency election in the Senate in 1836 when Richard M. Johnson was chosen as a running mate for Martin Van Buren.
A former inmate writes to The Editor praising Richard O for compassionate leadership at Frederick County jail. He credits weekly discussions, inmate involvement, yard recreation on weekends, modest incentives, and personal aid from the sheriff. He notes fair treatment and personal help, urging readers to see the good in the man amid criticism.
Government officials debate 1974 reform agenda shaped by Watergate fallout. Critics say proposals miss targets as Sen. James urges stronger prosecutor focus and independent oversight while legislators push for state audits of campaign improprieties and tighter ethics rules.
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