Prosperity Has Problems In President Johnson forecast
The forecast of rising prosperity is questioned as three core indicators show improvement but bring expansion challenges. Frederick area grows with newcomers from Baltimore-Washington while demands for water sewage highways and power rise. Re zoning King farm and Ballenger Sanitary District plans require timely expert guidance for citizen-led development decisions.
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Johnson
Frederick
Baltimore-Washington
King Farm
Ballenger
Editors Attack Dam Story Misleads Potomac Valley
The Martinsburg Journal criticizes a Washington Star Sunday supplement for portraying Shaw and Barnum as representative Potomac River communities. It argues the piece omits thriving areas and misstates local life while urging informed public inquiry into Army Corps of Engineers plans and dam proposals.
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Big City
The
Washington Star
Potomac River
Shaw
Barnum
Mineral County
Star
Shaw and Barnum
Potomac River Valley
Washington Metropolitan
Supplement
South Branch
Panhandle
Shepherdstown
Harpers Ferry
Washington
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
District of Columbia
Chambers of Commerce
Labor Unions
Farmer
Martinsburg Journal
Inaugural Oath Wording Sparks Legal Debate
The article discusses Chief Justice Warren's oath wording for Lyndon B. Johnson and the shift from the phrase office of the President to office of the Presidency. It notes how constitutional interpretation evolves with time and how critics overlook changes in American life while recognizing evolving legal meanings.
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Washington
Warren
Lyndon B. Johnson
United States
Johnson
Supreme Court
Modern Presidency and the oath of office debated
David Lawrence reflects on the expanding powers and responsibilities of the U S Presidency. He notes Supreme Court influence on constitutional interpretation, the desegregation ruling, and suggests modernized oath wording could better capture the spirit of the times, praising Chief Justice Warren's phrasing.
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Supreme Court
Warren
The Poor Man's Philosopher by Hal Boyle
A compact humor column notes mail reveals shoplifting patterns with peak theft hours, plus bits on aging, viruses, ulcers, and quirky quotes. It touches jokes about computers, aviation, stars, and a tax on priests in the Soviet Union.
Germans Drive On Soissons Front in French Region
A wartime note reports the Germans launching a renewed drive against French positions near Soissons with significant progress claimed over a week prior. Mexico City again under Carranza forces while Villa and Zapata threaten the capital. Frederick Trust Company adds two new features to its Third and Market street building. Mrs J Harry Kling hosts the 500 Club at Walkersville.
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Soissons
Mexico City
Carranza
Generala Villa
Zapata
Frederick Trust Company
Third and
Market Streets
North
Frederick
First Russian Army Breaks Obra River Barrier
London Radio Today reports the First Russian Army has forced the Obra River, a line running 75 to 96 miles east of Berlin. Stilwell warns the war in the Orient will be lengthy. In the Evangelical Reformed Church Rev Dr Kieffer installs Sunday School officers and notes the resignation of Mrs Apple after 45 years. Commodore Allen G Quynn leaves Frederick for Washington and then the Pacific for further conferences.
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London Radio Today
Moscow Dispatch
Berlin
Evangelical Reformed Church
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Joseph H. Apple
Commodore Allen G. Quynn
Frederick
Washington
Pacific
Robert Browning
Time and Youth Reflections From Beulah Squires and Browning
A Sunshine Magazine meditation contrasts time as a gift with the passage of youth and aging. Beulah G. Squires recalls Time's gifts after decades, while quotations from Robert Browning and The Uplift endorse faith, truth, and purposeful living across ages.
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Beulah G. Squires
Sunshine Magazine
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Japan
Catholic Digest
Soviet Union
Billy Rose
News-Post
J. Harry Kling
Walkersville
Joe” Stilwell
Joe Eisenhauer
God
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