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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1974

Page

3

Warren dies. nation mourns enduring civil rights legacy

Chief Justice Earl Warren died Tuesday night aged 79. His landmark 1954 desegregation ruling and one man one vote decision reshaped American law and politics. Frederick and Arlington services remember a man loved by many and hated by some for bias and bigotry, as his earthly remains are laid to rest.

Frederick Arlington National Cemetery Knights Templar of Maryland Earl Warren Maryland Knights Warren Supreme Court Roger Brooke Taney Dred Scott

Who Is Jessie Johnson

Articulates Jessie Johnson as a Frederick Post Office distributing clerk and former county teacher aide and News-Post employee who became a first time delegate at a State Convention. The piece reflects on her humility, clarity, and impact in demystifying complex union issues, urging veterans and new delegates to voice opinions and push for change.

American Postal Worker Jessie Johnson Frederick News-Post University of Maryland E.C Roy’’ Hallbeck Ted Valliere

Nixon shifts to fiscal restraint with $5 billion cut plan

The Nixon administration signals a move to tighter policy, proposing a $5 billion reduction in the new fiscal year to cut the deficit, aiming for restraint over growth. Despite earlier talk of busting the budget, officials now forecast slow growth as housing and exports face pressures. The Fed maintains a restrictive stance while inflation looms as the dominant concern.

Nixon Congress Federal Reserve Board Feds United States Washington France Japan Italy America

Zimmerman Letter Sparks Editor Response

Rob MacDougall defends publication of Richard Zimmerman’s May statement as a letter to the editor and rejects a forgery accusation. He recounts sequence of events, notes policy requiring author name, and defends ethical handling while lampooning a restaurant critique. Barbs remark ends brief by pairing a dining pun with a pickpocket joke.

Robert Robin Arig Zimmerman MacDougall News-Post Tban

Open Door aids Frederick seniors with passes and programs

The Frederick County Chamber of Commerce and partners push to end the label Forgotten Americans. They offer Golden Pass access to national parks for 62 plus, school activity admittance, senior dining programs, and estate planning seminars with the Board of Education and Extension Service.

Monica Main Schairer Chamber of Commerce Frederick County Commission On the Aging Board of Education 590 North Market Street Frederick National Park System Chamber Meade Felton Frederick County Board of Education Felton Federick Community College Pat Throne Passram Agri-Business Committee Frederick County Extension Service

Frederick County set to decide on proposed C and P rate hike

Yesterday officials discussed possible actions on a proposed rate increase for the C and P Telephone Company. Frederick County commissioners were briefed by H. Dorsey Exchison about the matter, with a decision expected in the next few days. Further details of the hearing were not provided.

Frederick County C&p Telephone Company H. Dorsey Exchison

Frederick City approves Memecacy Village bid in 1954

In a special session on July 12 1954 Mayer and Bermalty Aldermen approved Hamilton Homes Inc award to Earl H Cline Sons Inc for the Memecacy Village housing project. Bids were submitted July 9 with contract terms requiring start within ten days, subject to mayoral acceptance.

Mayer and Bermalty Aldermen Hamilton Homes, Inc Earl H. Cline & Some, Inc Frederick City

Radish eating league creator envisions pro circuit

Veteran promoter David Garyson unveils the American Radish-eating Federation ARF a whimsical venture with teams in 27 cities and contracts with a TV network. Names like Cecil Long Tooth McGuffey and Julia Child figure in a satirical take on sports league expansion amid flamboyant gimmicks and fruitless big names.

David Garyson ARF Garyson Cecil “Long Tooth” McGuffey Harry Grabowsky Julia Child Pat Summerall New York Fargo N.D Muscle Shoals Ala McGuffey Philadelphia Salads

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