Frederick merchant Carroll Hendrickson Sr dies at 79
Frederick community honors Carroll Henshaw Hendrickson Sr a longtime Market Street dry goods partner with his brother and a respected citizen. He served in the Maryland Field Artillery in World War I and remained a fixture at Hendrickson's until retirement. He leaves widow Mary L C Mason Hendrickson three sons Carroll Mason and John and ten grandchildren. He was laid to rest Thursday.
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Jacob Ramsburg Sr. remembered for public service and leadership
Jacob R. Ramsburg Sr. former mayor of Frederick and state legislator died suddenly of a heart attack at age 63. He served as Frederick mayor 1958 to 1962, in the House of Delegates for four terms 1934 to 1950, and as state senator 1954 to 1958. He founded Frederick Underwriters Inc. and was a longtime church and civic leader.
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End of an Era as Chronicle Passes to New Publisher
The EMMITSBURG CHRONICLE marks fifty years of Elder family ownership ending with Robert Wentworth taking over as publisher. The article recalls the paper’s 130 year history from the 1840s BANNER origins through multiple owners, moves, and name changes, noting ongoing operations at South Seton Avenue and the Chronicle Press.
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Maryland Sees Historic Push on Courts and School Building
In a single day in Annapolis Maryland moved toward takeover of all lower courts and school construction while the Senate confirmed the largest number of district judges to date. The Board of Public Works adopted final guidelines for a 150 million school program amid cuts from 445 million in requests and set new deadlines and spending rules for counties. Senate confirmation sessions sparked debate over the selection process and potential inequities in clerks and judge appointments, with concerns about race and gender representation. The move signals a long term reorganization of state government and judiciary policy, with further legislative scrutiny expected next year.
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Communication chasm in speaking across generations and nations
The piece argues the so called failure to communicate is really a failure to convert others to our view. It contrasts father and son, citizen and state, and argues misunderstandings stem from different viewpoints not lack of contact. It notes adults and youths often hear but fail to persuade, while governments may talk but not agree.
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Red Cross Inspector Sees Local Chapter. Hog Cholera Low
Miss Entriken of the Bureau of Public Health Nursing visits Frederick County Red Cross Chapter. County Agent Haover says hog cholera is not prevalent here. isolated cases reported. Also notes missionary E May Hine to America and upcoming visits. Police issue warning tags as new street parking restrictions take effect. Girls Club Achievement Day planned and Historic Apple’s Church marks 124th anniversary with Holy Communion and rededication.
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Pentagon Papers sparks debate over Johnson era decisions
The Lyndon Johnson administration faces questions about incompetence and deception in the Pentagon Study on Vietnam. Dean Rusk says he had no prior knowledge of the study and suggests the released material is only a fragment of what exists, potentially aiding Hanoi and Moscow.
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Vietnam War Ends in Communist Takeover Risk Analysis
Berry's World warns that Soviet and Red Chinese aid to North Vietnam and Viet Cong obscures true military strength. It argues US withdrawal could lead to a Southeast Asia collapse, coalition talks failing, and a rapid South Vietnamese fall to Communists, threatening regional security.
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