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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1978

Page

3

Death of Frederick trading leader E Eugene Thomas shocks community

E Eugene Thomas 66 longtime Frederick Trading Company president died Thursday at Frederick Memorial Hospital after being stricken at home. Funeral arrangements are announced. A community leader and Rotarian, he served in Grace United Church of Christ and held posts with Chamber of Commerce, Hood College, YMCA, United Way, and various trade groups. He leaves wife Helen M Condon Thomas and two sons. The obituary notes his wide civic impact and memories of his leadership.

Frederick E. Eugene Thomas Frederick Trading Company Thomas Frederick Memorial Hospital Smith, Fadeley, Basford & Keeney Funeral Home Charles V. Main Eugene Thomas Grace United Church of Christ Frederick Trading Drexel Institute University of Maryland Helen M. Condon Thomas Robert B. Thomas Richard C. Thomas Chamber of Commerce Frederick County Maryland State Chamber of Commerce Children’s Aid Society Hood College Board of Trustees YMCA United Way Community Chest The Mental Health Association

Barbs At Twenty and Forties Echo Amid Smoking Autom

An odd fragment evokes age related bravado and smoky mishaps with a wry tone. The lines reference youth facing the world and later years, plus a humorous quip about a smoking engine or device acting up again. The piece blends playful insult with everyday nuisance.

Arafat and the PLO seen in transcript dispute

The three hour transcript shows Yassir Arafat denying PLO terrorism while conceding some acts by individuals. It questions whether the PLO truly controls its factions and notes a later Al Fatah claim after talks with four U.S. congressmen in Damascus.

Washington Palestine Liberation Organization Yassir Arafat Middle East Arafat Congress PLO al Fatah Israel Lebanon Reps Paul Findley Helen Meyner D.-N.j Leo Ryan D.calif Larry Winn R.kan Damascus Syria Munich Carter Zbigniew Brzezinski Consumer Safety Consumer Product Safety Commission John Byington White House Commission

Walton League plants 2000 pines on Hamburg watershed

Members and guests of the Frederick Chapter Izaak Walton League planted 2000 young red pine trees on the Tuscarora watershed at Hamburg, bringing total Waltonite plantings there to 4900. Hood College gymnasium meet won by class of 1929 for second year running, opening with a grand march forming an H.

Frederick Izaak Walton League of America Tuscarora Hamburg Hood College

Snow accumulates in Frederick County mountains amid melt

Twenty years ago up to two inches of new snow fell in Frederick County mountains while rain elsewhere melted last week's heavy cover. Observers watched rivers closely as the MST reports a Maryland county jail inspection giving Frederick County a clean bill of health. A date for a Republican city convention may be set at a hotel meeting. Precinct committees will elect eight new city officers and campaign chairs. A Chicago man described as from skid row was jailed for soliciting without a license after allegedly selling a 25 cent ring for two dollars.

Frederick County MST Maryland Frederick Hotel Skid Row Chicago

The Washington boy Mason and the child snatching crisis

Arnold Miller spent four years and over twenty thousand dollars seeking his son Mason who was abducted by his ex wife Toby from Atlanta in 1973. The piece outlines the national child snatching crisis, failed state custody enforcement, and proposed federal reforms including criminalizing parental abduction and using HEW and FBI mechanisms to locate missing children. It notes Congress actions led by Children's Rights, Inc. and critics urge swift enactment amid Justice Department resistance.

Mason Washington Arnold Miller Toby Auanta Miller FBI IRS New Parent Locator Service HEW Congress Children's Rights, Inc Senate House Charles E. Bennett D-Fla Hamilton Fish R-N.y House Judiciary Committee Justice Department Carter Nsxt

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