Industrialist Grove dies at 89. Frederick figure in business and public service
Pine H. Grove of Frederick, longtime vice president of M.J. Grove Lime Company, died at 89. Born in Frederick, he learned the quarry trade from the ground up and led the plant after 1928, expanding with new technology. He served on regional boards, aided Evergreen Point development, and held roles in banking, politics, and state commissions.
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Frederick County
Frederick
Mr. Grove
M.J. Grove
United States
Grove
Pine H. Grove
Niagara Falls Travelogue by a Canadian Niagaraphile
A personal travelogue extols the Canadian side of Niagara Falls, detailing perilous stunts, the Maid of the Mist ride, ice flows, and scenic views. It argues the Canadian side offers better vistas, cheaper prices, and stronger public walks, with notes on history and local figures.
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Niagara Falls
N.Y
Ontario
U.S
Niagara River
New York
Niagara Frontier State Park
Canada
Tam
Horseshoe Falls
Lake Erie
Goat Island
Lake Ontario
Tsay
Sir Harry Oakes
United States
Niagara
DOE warned over dangerous nuclear plants mismanagement
A Washington report details repeated crime security lapses and contamination at U S Department of Energy weapons plants. Memos show incidents at Savannah River Rocky Flats Oak Ridge Richland and more including radiation exposure PCB spills asbestos and thefts. Secretary Watkins pledged reforms but critics urge concrete action to stop ongoing mishaps.
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Energy
James Watkins
Watkins
Department of Energy
DOE
Wutnrikis
Scott Sleek
Savannah River
South Carolina
Rocky Flats
Colorado
Oak Ridge
Tennessee
Richland
Wash
Richard Thornburgh
Bush
Thornburgh
Pennsylvania
Congress
White House
Frederick Troops Pass Through on U S 15 and Camp Ritchie Plans
Hundreds of regular Army troops moved swiftly north through Frederick on U S 15 with trucks field guns and motorized cavalry. Sgt Magaha and Trp Anderson assisted with movements to the Pennsylvania line. Plans approved for a two week Frederick County Boy Scouts summer camp at Camp Ritchie led by Norman Ford and a qualified staff. A high speed chase near Libertytown Mount Pleasant ended in a crash with a detained suspect. A letter from Samuel Rosenstock urged full disclosure on school budget cuts and teaching quality over buildings. Future Business Leaders of America at Tincannre High sponsored a county typing contest winners Gayle Day Joanne Nelson Kathy Ifert Peggy French.
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Frederick
U.S. 15
Calvary
Marshall Murray
Virginia
Charles W. Magaha
A.F. Anderson
Pennsylvania
Frederick County
Camp Ritchie
Cascade
Norman F. Ford
William Ray
Murray Faupel
Harold Eaton
Charles Pruitt
David Rothenhoefer
Lawrence Shinnick
Robert Ray
Charles Mullican
Samuel H. Rosenstock
Second St
Rosenstock
Business Leaders of America
Tincannre High School
Lucille Gregory
Gayle Day
Joanne Nelson
Singanore High
Kathy Ifert
Peggy French
Brunswick High
Greater horizon for Boyd Smith defends leniency stance
John H. Staley Jr. commends Boyd Smith Annapolis delegate for integrity and courage in advocating leniency for a former neighbor convicted of drug dealing. He praises Smith's compassion, conviction, and willingness to stand for his beliefs beyond petty politics. Mount Pleasant author.
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Boyd Smith
Annapolis
Konrad Adenauer
Smith
Mr. Smith
Two Fredericktonians Remembered Cyril Klein and Charley Keller
The Frederick Post recalls Cyril Klein and Charley Keller, two esteemed Fredericktonians. Klein’s civic, charitable, spiritual, and business impacts are highlighted along with his witty advertising copy for Treeland Nurseries. Keller, famed for a Yankees career and a tape measure homer, is noted for his competitive fire and off-field presence.
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Treeland Nurseries
Klein Family
Frederick Post
Charley Keller
New York Yankees
Charley
Charley Keller’s 1940s Philadelphia visit and radio show call
A volunteer tale recalls Charley Keller at Shibe Park signing autographs despite 95 degree heat and a suit. The anecdote shifts to 1971 when Keller phoned Don Newbery to wish luck on WMHI Radio’s first show, boosting sponsors and audience.
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Shibe Park
Philadelphia
Athletics
Charley
WMHI
Mr. Keller
Don Newbery
Charley Keller
Don
Aiwr Newbery
Cyril Klein
Charles Keller
Hillerich and Bradsby Louisville
Courts call for tougher penalties for repeat drunk drivers
A reader from Damascus urges courts and politicians to enforce severe penalties on repeat drunk drivers after a relative was arrested multiple times for driving without a license and driving while intoxicated. The letter argues the justice system repeatedly allows driving and endangers the public.
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Frederick
Montgomery
Letters to the Editor Address at The Frederick News-Post
Citizens are invited to send legibly written signed letters with full address and telephone for verification. Letters may be edited for publication. Poetry and religious verse are not accepted. Send to The Frederick News Post 200 Patrick St Frederick MD 21701.
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