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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1969
Page
3
Mount St Marys College Trustees Tighten Control After Boycott
The board rejected a faculty censure and three of five student concessions sought after a campus boycott. Cardinal Shehan cited lack of due process and dismay at uneven grievance handling. John Dillon named acting executive vice president, first layman in that post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount St. Mary's College
Lawrence Cardinal Shehan
Cardinal Shehan
Hugh J. Phillips
David Shaum
Monsignor Phillips
John J. Dillon
Mount St. Mary’s
Good Choice For County Engineer Post Named
William Shry Foot is appointed to the $13,800 a year post of county engineer by the Board of County Commissioners. A Hagerstown native and Frederick County native, he is a 1957 Frederick High School graduate with a civil engineering degree from the Virginia Military Institute. He will assume duties June 23, replacing Southey T. Nottingham, and brings prior work with State Roads in California, US Army Engineers, and a Baltimore consulting firm. Foot is married with two children and looks forward to returning to his home county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
William Shry Foot
Frederick County
Hagerstown
Urbana
Frederick High School
Virginia Military Institute
Southey T. Nottingham
Maryland
Virginia
Baltimore
State Roads Department
California
Army Engineers
Fout
William S. Fout
Louise Fout
West Second Street
Carl C. Thomas
Frederick Union Rescue Mission bids farewell to Jenkins
William J. Jenkins, executive director since inception five years ago, resigns to lead Southside Mission in Peoria Illinois effective July 1. He built the mission at 200 South Market Street and expanded to a second outlet on South Street, guiding programs that provided 8000 night lodgings 25000 meals and 15000 clothing donations with wife support as principal staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
William J. Jenkins
Frederick Union Rescue Mission
Jenkins
Southside
Peoria
Mr. Jenkins
South Market Street
South Street
Union
Parkway
Everedy Company Wins Zoning Approval In Frederick
Frederick City Board of Zoning Appeals grants Everedy Company a conditional light industrial site on Silotia avenue near Highland Street. Three safeguards: noise limits measured from Monroe Avenue homes, acoustical engineer review after initial presses, and possible city engineer tests to protect neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Fairfax
Monroe Avenue
Board of /oning Appeals
Predecick City
Firmeache Everedy Company
Letters To The Editor Defends Teachers Against Uglies
A reader defends Maryland teachers against liberal parents who insult threaten lawsuits and defend unruly students. The letter argues teachers face increasing harassment and that principals and teachers must endure more than just instruction.
Glass Curtain threats and calls for global aid
Melvin B. Myers of Church World Service warns the world is divided by a glass curtain of wealth and media that harms the have nots. He cites five tasks for relief and development and urges action to prevent a future of internal explosion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin B. Myers
Church World Service
CROP
Elkhart
Ind
Myers
Mie
Same Team Name in St. Louis Baseball and Football
Question and answer reveal that St. Louis Missouri hosts both the baseball and football teams named the Cardinals. The maritime quiz notes a white stallion named Marengo ridden by Napoleon at Waterloo in a related trivia item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Marenaga
Napoleon
Waterloo
Bays High School Banquet Marks Great War Victory Reunion
Fifty years after World War I Bays High School holds its 2nd annual banquet and victory reunion at Hotel Braddock. The event honored fallen alumni with tears and celebrated valiant service on the French battlefields. Mayor Gilmer Schley reorganizes the police department into day and night shifts. officers will patrol in civilian clothes until uniforms arrive and a force motorcycle is purchased. Jefferson citizens order two forty gallon chemical fire trucks from Badger Fire Extinguisher Co of Boston to be stationed at opposing town ends for rapid response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bays T High School
Braddoch
France
Gilmer Schley
Jefferson
Badger Fire Extinguisher Company of
Boston
Maryland sewer plant touted as model facility
In June 2019 Frederick City showcases a modern secondary treatment plant praised by Department of Health officials. State inspectors will revisit the site as a potential model for similar cities. Meanwhile, about seventy candidates attended the St Louis Cardinals tryout camp at McCurdy Yield, with scout Benny Borgmann impressed by turnout. A drain in the courthouse fountain was opened and fish nearly died until a girl stuffed leaves to slow the water, saving the fish until the drain could be closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prederick City
Maryland
Department of Health
St. Louis Cardinals
McCurdy
Cardinal
Bennie Borgmann
Court House
Samuel H. Young
Nixon Pressures Thieu To Speed South Vietnam's Postwar Plans
President Nixon aims to impress Thieu with the urgency of a negotiated end to the war and a practical postwar plan. He argues prolonged U.S. force in South Vietnam warps the country and delays Vietnamese self-reliance, pressing Thieu to advance political solutions and concrete postwar steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nea
U.S
Nixon
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieuw
Midway Island
Thieu
United States
Vietnam
Laos
Thien
Paris
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