Impeachment Vote Marks Moment in U S Democracy
The House Judiciary Committee votes 27 11 to recommend Nixon impeachment as the nation watches. Citizens abroad and at home follow every word as representatives weigh the evidence and face the historic test of government by the people.
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House of Representatives Judiciary Committee
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Congress
House Judiciary Committee
All America
Democratic Segregation Sparks Political Clash in Frederick
A Frederick County Jeffersonian Democratic Club excludes black members, drawing protests from black voters and local leaders who urge defeating candidates tied to the club. The issue and party ties threaten the upcoming election and broader community integration.
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Frederick County
Jeffersonianemocratic Club
Frederick
Democratic Party
John Best
Democratic State Central Committee
Best
Alvie Shelton
Ciizens
Lord Nickens
Jeffersonian Democratic Club
Christians Arise Against Immoral Bookstore In Frederick
John R Bussard of Frederick writes a fiery letter condemning an adult book store on North Market Street and the paper's coverage. He urges Christians to unite, oppose the store, and demand public prayer and Bible teaching, recounting a parable of faith moving mountains.
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East Patrick Street
Frederick
Cigar
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John R. Bussard
White Rock Ave
Maryland
Second Annual Picnic of Frederick Iron & Steel Co. Employees
Fifty years ago in July 1924 the second annual picnic of the employees of the Frederick Iron and Steel Co and friends was held at John H O Ambrose’s farm along Buckeystown Pike. The day was spent in merriment with a large turnout. Brigadier General D W Williams and accompanying officers arrived in Frederick this morning to prepare for the 3,000 Marine corps march from Quantico Virginia. They will pass Frederick next month en route to Antietam for annual maneuvers.
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Frederick Iron & Steel Co
John HO Ambrose
Buckeystown Pike
DW. Williams
Frederick
Quanico
Antietam
Frederick bids on pond project in city work
Waesche and Sons submitted a bid of 13 445 for pond construction in Frederick. The mayor opened bids noting the project would create a large water feature and provide creek improvements. A deduction of 1 085 was listed if the city chose to handle certain piping tasks itself.
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Thurmont Fihm
LA Waesche and Sons, Inc
Frederick
Waesche
Slow and Certain Light and Divine Judgment in Modern Life
Elisabeth Elliot offers guidance on God’s presence amid life’s trials in A Slow and Certain Light while Dr. Ernest T. Campbell discusses divine judgment in Locked In a Room With Open Doors. The era’s cultural shifts and Watergate-era unrest frame their arguments on faith, guidance, and societal accountability.
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Luther
Elisabeth Elliot
Ecuador
Boston
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Ernest T. Campbell
Riverside
New York
Ernest Campbell
New York City
Times Square
Spock
Downtown Frederick Considered for Revitalization and Courthouse Plan
The Downtown Development Committee of the Frederick County Chamber seeks community cooperation to revitalize downtown Frederick with storefront renovations, new businesses, and amenities. The chamber backs timely progress on the county courthouse complex and proposes a dedicated project officer to coordinate public information and ensure ongoing advancement.
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Chamber of Commerce of
Frederick County
Chamber
Frederick Countian
Delpher’s
Francis Soult Key
Pilgrim
Men’swear
Curt Bowen
Downtown Dew Committee
Robert Howles
Bowlus
Department of Economic Development
Maryland
William C. McKinley
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Chambers
Emmitsburg
Brunswick
Wm. McKinley
Edward Thomas
Lawrence Dorsey
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