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News

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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1984

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2

DeMolay Week Observed in Frederick Area

Frederick DeMolay members join international observance of the Masonic youth group’s 65th anniversary. International DeMolay week runs through March 25 with services and activities including en masse church service and assisting the Hagerstown chapter in its Installation Saturday night. Mayor Ronald N. Young proclaims saluting the young men for building good character and leadership for tomorrow. Tom Young leads Frederick DeMolay as Master Councilor with John McDowell and Douglas Graham as officers and Warren McClure as chapter advisor.

Frederick Hagerstown Ronald N. Young Frederick DeMolay Tom Young John McDowell Douglas Graham Todd Shepherd Scribe Warren McClure International Order of DeMolay City of Frederick Grayson Mercer Richard T. Meagher Order of DeMolay Walter Cronkite Bob Mathias Chet Huntley John Wayne Shepherd

Marking International DeMolay Week in Frederick

The city proclaims International DeMolay Week during March 18 25 to honor the 65th anniversary. DeMolay is a youth program for ages 13 to 21 promoting character, loyalty, and citizenship under Masonry guidance with notable former members cited.

Legislation shifts power on county board and funds impacts

A Maryland bill moving through Annapolis would require a simple majority on the Frederick County board of commissioners to override the county's action, replacing a two vote veto. Other bills loosen borrowing rules and expand contingency funds, with tax levy increases and higher borrowing authority. Additional measures concern wildlife spotlights bans, court document fee handling, and state grants for a public pool and a training workshop with a potential $200,000 loan.

Board of Commissioners Annapolis Frederick Letina Phat Theeneral Assembly House Senate Helma Hann Bowers Charles H. Smelser John W. Derr Will Alow Jeanne Bussard

Union workers strike at Standard Building after rejected three year offer

Huffer says union unanimously voted to strike when management withdrew a short term contract and presented an unacceptable three year proposal. Workers seek $1 an hour yearly raises plus higher accident and sickness benefits and pension, with average plant wage at $8.11. Union aims for a peaceful stoppage while resisting concessions.

Huffer Ata Standard Standard Building Odard Ulline

Actor Yul Brynner’s Shoes Stolen at Baltimore Restaurant

An $850 pair of shoes owned by actor Yul Brynner were stolen from a Baltimore Shogun restaurant where diners remove footwear. Police suspect an autograph seeker spurned by Brynner may be responsible, and Brynner was dining with his wife after a performance in The King and I.

Baltimore Yul Brynner Brynner

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