DAV-Lest We Forget Opposes VA Budget Cuts
The Disabled American Veterans in Frederick County denounce Nixon administration plans to slash Veterans Administration hospital funding amid Vietnam War injuries. They warn eight hospital closings and 31 clinics would reduce care for wounded veterans and urge full medical support despite cost considerations.
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Frederick County
Nixon Administration
Veterans Administration
DAV
Frederick Area
Bureau
Cecil W. Stevenson
Veterans’ Administration
America
Nixon
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Stevenson
DAV Executive Committee
Indoor carbon monoxide danger from home heaters warned
A Johns Hopkins physician led a Baltimore survey of nearly 300 homes showing widespread carbon monoxide risk from space heaters and ovens. Tenants in 83 homes used unvented heaters, despite a city ordinance, with health threats including headaches and potential heart disease or stroke.
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Frederick Grea
Wits
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Fast
Baltimore
School of Hygiene and Public Health
Edward P. Radford
Baltimore Health Department
Radford
Maryland
Dr. Radford
Baltimore Department of Housing and Community Development
Health Department
Frederick County
Letters to the Editor from Files to News Post
A compilation from March 23 1921 and March 25 1951 covers payroll receipts for Maryland National Guard members eight drill months November December, a B and O Railroad maintenance notice at Brunswick, Easter violet scarcity in Frederick, Walter J. Davis named clerk to Frederick trial magistrates, Jacob Ramsburg support for diverting roads funds to State Police, and Red Cross fund drive goal progress with 1100 volunteers in Frederick.
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Maryland National Guard
Elmer F. Mualshower
Walter J. Davis
Frederick
H. Reese Shoemaker Jr
Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr
Jacob K. Ramsburg
Frederick County
Lateral Roads
Red Cross
Frederick County Historian Seeks Records on Brandenburg Line
A researcher visits Frederick County seeking documentary proof that William Henry Brandenburg and his son Aaron lived there between 1752 and 1796. He thanks News-Post staffer Betty Frank and librarian Ruth English for help locating sources and historic records at C Burr Artz Library and the Evangelical Lutheran Church cemetery.
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Frederick County
Frederick
William Henry Brandenburg
William Henrich Brandenburger
Aaron
News - Post
Margaret Myers
Betty Frank
Tam
C. Burr Artz Library
Ruth English
William Henry
Church Street
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Old Lutheran Cemetery
Francis Reinberger
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Middletown
Holdcraft
Brandenburg
Williams
William's
Hagerstown
Myersville
A. T. Brandenburg
Harmony
William
McGovern bets war will lift his presidential bid
Senator McGovern argues voters will reject the center line and back antiwar leadership in 1972. He brands bombings in Indochina as mass destruction and questions Muskie's caution while predicting war fatigue could swing voters his way despite polls.
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Washington Measen
George McGovern
South Dakota
McGovern
New Hampshire
Nixon
Vietnam
Sen
Edmund Muskie
U.S
Indochina
Vietnams
Laos
Cambodia
South Dakotan
Southeast Asia
Muskie
Maine
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Harrison T. Beardsley
Sleepy'Hollow Lane
Orinda
California
First Aid
Boy Scouts
Alan M. Miller
William G. Roessler
Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Internal Revenue Office
Social Security Administration
Justice Department
IRS
Detroit
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House Select Committee
House Internal Security Committee
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UnAmerican Activities Committee
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New York
John Mitchell
White House
Supreme Court
Gerald Wallace
Alabama
George Wallace
Gerald
George Walace
Montgomery
Ala
West Virginia
Arch Moore
T Harlow
Bry Harlow
Pegg
Harlow
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Masters Airecting
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