Remembering Dorothy Filler McBride Nursing Leader
Dorothy Filler McBride of Frederick former nursing administrator and longtime advocate died Saturday June 6 at the Frederick Home for the Aged aged 85. Her career spanned Johns Hopkins Columbia Hood College and Maryland Board of Nursing Examiners with service to Red Cross Public Health and Home for the Aged. She leaves a sister and cousins and is survived by a life of mentorship to nurses and students. Funeral services will be held at Calvary United Methodist Church with interment at Mount Olivet Cemetery. Gifts may be made to a charity of one’s choice.
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Dorothy Dunkhurst Filler McBride
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Dorothy McBride
Elinor C. Webb
Dorothy
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Johns Hopkins Hospital School of Nursing
Girls’ High School
Johns Hopkins
Columbia University
Teacher College
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Edgar H. McBride
Commercial Bank of Maryland
Oxford
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Red Cross
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Heart Association
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Frederick Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Frederick Dee
William.e
Mary C. Heinlein Filler
Mary F. Allen
Paul Smith
Smith, Fadeley
Keeney & Basford
Carroll A. Doggett Jr
Calvary United Methodist Church
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Odyssey of a Reporter in Turkish Kurdistan
Jack Anderson recounts Peter Grant’s perilous attempt to reach Kurdish underground near the Turkish Iranian border. He travels by battered bus with a camera a typewriter and a contact letter while enduring checkpoints and curious locals. A tense chase ends with a warning from a discreet son and a ban on contact, leaving Grant wary of further risks.
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Pentagon
Ankara
America
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Alaska
Frederick records show fewer marriages in 1990
Census Bureau report from Frederick Maryland notes 1990 marriage totals falling from prior years while divorces decline. Local figures include 851 marriages in 1929 and 746 in 1930, with a 12.4 percent drop, and related demographic notes on the county.
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Frederick
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Frederick County
Budget cuts threaten poor people says CBO analysis
Vernon E Jordan Jr argues that the administration budget plan harms the poor by trimming welfare programs. The CBO finds 20 to 25 million affected, with real casualties likely higher due to caps on Medicaid housing aid and block grants. The piece critiques tax cuts favoring the affluent and warns of increased inequality and long term costs.
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Carret
Handicapped athletes shine at Maryland meet and local kitten policy debate
A letter from Frederick recounts Lauria winning blue and red ribbons at the Species Olympics and notes the support of Rock Creek Center, Jaycees, and Kennedy Foundation, while another piece voices outrage at a Frederick County Humane Society policy denying spaying for stray cats and urges humane policy reform. A separate opinion touches on abortion and humane ethics.
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Maryland School For the Deaf
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Rock Creek Center
Jaycees
Kennedy Foundation
Frederick County Humane Society
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