Maryland marker dedication marks 50 years since battle
Chairman C Lease Bussard reads at July 5 exercises as Maryland’s chief executive dedicates the new marker on July 9. Land acquisition delays place the memorial on the U D C plot north of Frederick Junction for the time being. The U D C Monument unveiled by the Fitzhugh Lee Chapter on July 9, 1914, fifty years after the battle.
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C. Lease Bussard
Maryland
U.D.C
Frederick Junction
Fitzhugh Lee
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Monocacy Centennial: Officials Read Governor Message
Judge William M. Beard will read Governor Hughes's message at the Monocacy Centennial ceremony. State representatives from New Jersey and others will attend the July 5 event at the Pennsylvania Monument in Frederick County. The Frederick County Civil War Centennia Association plans a reception and reports on medals and booklets.
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Monocacy Battlefield
Judge Beard
Hughes
William M. Beard
Westfield
New Jersey
Richard J. Hughes
Monocacy
Pennsylvania Monument
Frederick County
Winchester Hall
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Beard
Westfield Trust Company
William Scranton
Sylvester K Stevens
Harrisburg
Stevens
Pennsylvania
Historical and Museum Commission
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Donald G Brossman
Thomas A Chadwick
Chester
Vermont
Philip Ho Hoff
Maryland
J. Millard Tawes
Annapolis
Frederic County
Talk On Human Relationships by Christian Science lecturer
In Westminster on June 23 Charles M. Carr of New York City spoke at Westminster Methodist Church on Christian Science and Human Relationships urging that better ties start with God and personal thought. He warned against being human readers and warned against overreacting to others and to social mood. The talk was sponsored by Christian Science Society Westminster. Beall asks Harkins to testify on Vietnam war to Senate Armed Forces Committee.
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Westminster
Charles M. Carr
New York City
Westminster Methodist Church
Christian Science Society, Westminster
God
The True Issues Between the Food Chains and Retail Clerks
A long running bargaining process between Local 692 and major food chains faced an abrupt strike action against Acme Markets. Joint talks began January 7 1964 with contracts expiring January 25 1964. The piece condemns a unilateral strike harming spoilage losses and questions why Acme was singled out.
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Local 692
Acme
A&p
Food Fair
Penn Fruit
Grand Union
Giant
Safeway
Retail Clerks International Association
United States
Retail Clerks Local 692
Acme Markets Seeks Settlement After Baltimore Strike
ACME Markets and the Food Chain Employers Association announce negotiations under the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service in Washington on June 29 to resolve a contract dispute. They criticize union officials for the raid on Baltimore area stores and vow no violence, thanking customers for support.
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Acme Markets
Food Chain Employers Association
Food Chain
Baltimore
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Washington, D.C
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