News Frederick May 3 1969
The Frederick Maryland Saturday issue of The News lists established 1682 publication by Great Southern Pig and Mfg Co with pricing for subscriptions, mail routes, and circulation details. It notes Associated Press membership and republication rights for the paper.
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Great Southern Pig & Mfg CO
East Patch Street
Poone
Ger
Iery
Feederith Md
the News
Frederick, Maryland
Goodwill Week Promotes Services and Need for Expansion
Observance of Goodwill Week May 4 to 10 highlights Goodwill Industries helping the handicapped through gainful employment and vocational rehabilitation. Frederick headquarters are cramped, with $20,000 in Baltimore machinery awaiting space, while public donations fund most operations. Expansion is urged to extend services, training, counseling, and placement for more disabled individuals.
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Frederick City
Goodwill Industries
Frederick County
Baltimore
Worthwhile Fort Detrick Camp Aims to Aid 500 Children
A summer camp for under privileged children will run in July and August on Fort Detrick land. The Community Action Committee and Fort Detrick officials provide facilities and staff with NYC teens as counselors. The camp operates two four week sessions three days a week and will be funded by a May fundraising drive led by Hood College and local high school students.
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Fort Detrick
Community Action Committee
Mary Jane Johnson
Post Pond
Neighborhood Youth Corps
Nyc
Johnson
Hood College
Hood
Linganore's Loss Paths for Principal Smith in Frederick County
Principal Harry O. Smith, a familiar figure in Frederick County education for 39 years, resigns from Linganore High School. His record spans Lexington and Brunswick postings, with leadership roles at Brunswick High, Frederick High, and Liberty Junior High, and he hopes to stay within the county system.
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Frederick County
Harry O. Smith
Linganore High School
Smith
Singapore
Brunswick High School
Brunswick
Frederick High School
Liberty Junior
Legal Trial Over Budget Cuts Sparks Landmark MCEA Suit
The Montgomery County Education Association files an equity suit with the circuit court seeking to invalidate county budget cuts. The case names the board of education and asks the court to rule that any reduction in the school budget breaches the negotiated pact. If granted, the injunction would give the board power to raise its budget without county council veto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piacing
Aste
Montgomery County Education Association
Board of Education
Joseph M. Mathias
Circuit Court
MCEA
County Council
Free Jaycees President Elect Honored in Frederick
Frederick Jaycees elect Joseph Free as president praising his leadership and long service including roles as internal and external vice president and director. The frederick resident and 300 acre landowner with Harold Free has been Jaycee of the Year in 1966 and 147 and State Jaycer of the month, is married to Mies Ploane ficktag with a daughter Nancy.
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Joseph Free
Frederick
Frederick Jaycees
Free
Harold Free
Jaycers
Frederick Heh Schant
Mies Ploane Ficktag
Nancys Neat Mlahne
Theatre Owner Buys Building on North Market Street
The proprietor of the star Theatre has purchased the building on North Market Street from Charles Weptheimer. Meanwhile, Mothers, Sweethearts, and others grow impatient over delays in demobilization plans as Battery Foot Camp Union prepares for moves. A large sugar canning factory official says they cannot pay over fifteen dollars per ton for corn this season, a view echoed by market reports. Predicts a spell of good spring weather with no rain expected and rising temperatures.
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Walldam
Deshi
Star ‘Theatre
Charles Weptheimer
North Market Street
Fisher
Predsrich
Corders
Battery Foot Camp Union
Camp Meade
War time comedy at county teachers meet ends
A 1918 report notes the Frederick County Teachers Association closed its wartime session with the comedy Dear Huth. A Baltimore and Ohio Railroad depot at Monrovia will stay open after Maryland Public Service Commission reversal. One hundred five Frederick High students win a Washington trip for their Student League Benefit Magazine subscriptions with a three-bus charter.
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Piederich
Fiederich County Teachers Association
Baltimore and
Washington 100 Days Under Democratic Senate Paralyzed Nixon
Washington commentary argues that Nixon’s first 100 days are stalled by a Democratic majority controlling Congress. It urges a unified majority or a constitutional reform to restore responsible government and a coherent foreign policy amid partisan gridlock. It notes Senate and House leaders, party discipline failures, and calls for full, simultaneous elections to reset both chambers.
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Nixon
Washington
National Capital
Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
United States
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
League of Nations
House
Johnson
Frederick Churches United aims to unite 120 area churches
A preliminary meeting Sunday May 25 at 7 p.m. in Trinity Methodist Church on West Patrick Street will launch the Frederick Churches United a cooperative ecumenical effort. Led by Rev Francis Reinberger and Rev Lyle Harper the group plans a four point program to foster dialogue fellowship and interfaith relations while studying community religious needs and coordinating cooperative church work across Frederick County churches and church related bodies.
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Frederick
Trinity Methodist
FCU
Francis E. Reinberger
Evangelical Lutheran Church of
Lyle E. Harper
World Christian Fellowship
Public Relations in Municipalities A Guide by Notes
The piece argues for clear truthful public relations in government, urging honesty, citizen information, and access to officials. It cautions against propaganda, favors balanced fact reporting, and recommends citizen input, press relations, and cooperative staff. It closes with reflections on living by more than bread, celebrating beauty, community, and shared endeavors.
Barbs by Phil Pastoret
Fragmented column by Phil Pastoret notes differences in drinking culture and aging writers, with garbled lines hinting at recurring themes, retirements, and memory. The piece references sponges and elder varieties in a vague, poetic form, lacking clear events or conclusions.
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Linganore
Jaycees
Foodwill Industries
Colle
Citetr
Levue
Prederich High School
By David Lawrence
Churches United
Berry's
Mer Dae
Hey
Me. Johnson
Donathan
Boeken Boeken
Joe Eisenhauer
Vna Trade Journal
Maestre
By Phil Pastoret
Taitin
Rae
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