Frederick Armory Renaming Sparks Local Debate
Frederick County weighs a name for the new Maryland National Guard Armory near I-70. After public outcry over General William J. Witte, Maj. Gen. Hodges ordered a civilian military advisory panel to rename it Frederick Armory Maryland National Guard. The panel proposed naming rooms after local Guardsmen, with a dedication upcoming and a call for enlistment.
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Maryland National Guard
I-70
Frederick
William J. Witte
Guard
Maryland
Frederick County
America
Annapolis
Edward P. Thomas
Senate
Warren D. Hodges
Hodges
National Guard
Mobil Oil Faces Weak U S Action Over Price Gouging
Confidential documents reveal Mobil Oil confronted light penalties for allegedly overcharging customers by 45 million dollars. The Economic Policy Group allowed a 30 million dollar concession, leaving 15 million as improper gains. Mobil protested, citing voluntary guidelines and limited enforcement.
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Washington
Carter Administration
Mobil Oil
Mobil
Uncle Sam
White House
William Tavoulareas
Alfred Kahn
Council On Wage and Price Stability
Montgomery Ward
Economic Policy Group
Carter
Tony Capaccio
Paradise
Soviet Union
KGB
Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn
Jehovah's Witnetees
Clanierine
Odessa
Letters to seek Rhine descendants amid 19th century roots
The letter seeks descendants of John Rhine born February 21 1803 in Frederick Maryland died November 14 1848 and his wife Elizabeth Burgess Rhine. It notes five children and kinship to the writer’s great grandfather Joshua Rhine Wilson, with Priscilla Wilson Rhine as a possible James Wilson relative. Also mentions Henry Rhine buried in Howard County Maryland and asks for locating living descendants.
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John Rhene TI
Roe
Frederick
Elizabeth Burgess
John
Joshua (Wilson) Rhine
Priscilla Wilson Rhine
James Wilson
Henry Rhine
Rian
Howard County
Lawmaker Giaimo quits Congress amid budget clashes
Rep Robert Giaimo of Connecticut resigns from Congress as he faces criticism over his austere budget push as chair of the House Budget Committee. He stormed out of an Appropriations meeting declaring, I can't wait until January. Senator Paul Laxalt receives a surprise visit from Jean Dixon who predicts Reagan’s path to the White House and cautions downplaying his Hollywood ties.
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Levi Strauss
Robert Giaimo
Congress
House Budget Committee
Appropriations Committee
Paul Laxalt
R Nev
Ronald Reagan
Washington
Jean Dixon
Reagan
Hollywood
White House
Dixon
Laxalt
Dolly Madison
Woodrow Wilson
James Earl Carter
John Quacy Adams
Anne Royal
Hin
Potomac
Thomas Jefferson
James Hoban
Uut
Franklin D Roosevelt
Mark Twain
King Arthur
College
Recreational Events At Presbyterian Conference At Hood College
Yesterday items from the News-Post report the Peoples Conference of the Presbyterian Church hosted recreational events at Hood College with a committee led by Miss Helen Lyon. Hostesses Mrs John T Best and Mrs Samuel Rhoderick presided at a North Market Street card party with prizes awarded to numerous attendees. A pet show at Mullinix Park drew 0 to 250 people, featuring 3 pets and prizes for best dog, unusual turtle, smallest white mice, and family of pigeons, judged by AG Bourne, Samuel Stroud, and Charles Ragland.
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Peoples’ Conference of the
Presbyterian Church
Hood College
Helen Lyon
George Eick
Karl Kirkwall
Eleanor Denmead
Edgar d’Anna
Eleanor Hester
Julia Fick
Hugh Taull
Mildred Coppage
Lela Foster
Earl Graham
Lavinia Harris
Theodore Noss
Brooks Knowington
Otts Brashamp
Thomas Canper
John T Best
Samuel Rhoderick
Mrs Best
North Market Street
Phoebus
W. Ba Urs
William Baumesrdner
King Storm
Katherine Miker
Claggett E. Ratasburg
B.A. Alexander
Katherine Wood
Preston Michael
Ezra Hoffman
JB Robbins
Walter Feaga
John Hankey
Mullinix Park
Douglass Roberts
Caroline Spencer
Catherine Streams
Lord Nickens
AG Bourne
Samuel Stroud
Charles Ragland
Chest X ray survey planned in Frederick county
Twenty years ago on June 27, 1960 the annual chest X ray survey for tuberculosis detection was set to begin with a mobile unit visiting Frederick City and County sites all summer. Mrs Freda Doll, executive director of the Frederick County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association, said the event was a joint project of the County Health Department and the Tuberculosis Association. The Frederick Chapter H7 Women of the Moose installed officers at the lodge led by senior grand regent Eva Twentey and other officers. Dorothy Sewell chaired, Grover R Ponton installed, with Milton Nash and Richard Ruthvin assisting.
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Frederick
Frederick City
Freda $ Doll
The
Frederick County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association
County Health Department
Tuberculosis Association
Parish Wins Major Court Case On Obscenity Ruling
Memphis lawyer Larry E Parish wins a major appellate ruling reversing a lower court decision that Penthouse and Playboy were obscene. The Court of Appeals used independent review to assess the magazines as a whole, ruling they appeal to prurient interest and lack serious literary or artistic value. The piece notes ongoing tensions with First Amendment defenses and upcoming federal judicial confirmations.
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David
Agenst
Goliath
Larry E Parish
Memphis
Tenn
US Court of Appeals
Penthouse
US Supreme Court
Supreme Court
California
Suai
Court of Appes’s
Larry Parish
Court of Appeals
Hui
Fell Bookline
SS Senate
Moe Judees
Presidents Tidbits and Trivia Sparks Election-Year Read
From Sid Franks and Ardee Davis Melick, The Presidents Tid Dits and Trivia collects farcical and fact-filled notes about U S leaders. It catalogs Lincoln as tallest, Madison as shortest, Taft as heaviest, and details quirky anecdotes from Washington to Jefferson and beyond.
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Washington
George M. Cohan
Calvin Coolidge
Sam Rayburn
Jimmy Carter
America
Sid Franks
Ardee Davis Melick
Hammond Co
Abraham Lincoln
James Madison
William Howard Taft
Taft
Philippines
Elihu Root
Iis
William Rufus Devane King
Franklin Pierce King
Trier
United States
Rechmond
Seth
Tie
Fisenheart
Pat Souther
George
Richart
Fragmentary Letter to Editor Reads Like Erratic Note
A damaged OCR fragment shows a reader asking for print of a rough letter to the editor. It references a writer or editor and mentions updating text for publication. The legible parts are unclear but imply a formal signoff and a request for public posting.
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Frederick Armory
Sderick
Wiel Wu Coe
Jack Anderson
Wineinger
Haddam
Kansas
Whelestalls
Peatare Syndicate
Faree
Grea
Mr and Mrs Wren
News-Post
Phyllis Schlafly
Urial
Justis Brennan
Jenkins
Teanor
Peter Pytiae
Supreme Crue
Eerie
Jostee Brewmay
Ralph DE Toledano
AM. Manglar
Prague
Parakerts Vecabalien
Bn Beatae
Thor
Syed
Fred
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