Moral Rearmament sparks hope for Africa and Carter
A reporter recalls attending a Moral Rearmament Assembly in Switzerland where Africans praised President Carter and Andrew Young while urging America to aid Africa with genuine care. They warn against greed and communism, describing Morocco Tunisia and Tanzania as cases where moral change opened paths to peace and independence.
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Bose
Grab
Switzerland
Rhodesia
Carter
Andrew Young
Africa
America
Theos Sre
Egypt
Kenya
South Africs
South Africa
Nigeria
U.S
Mr. Young
Robert Schuman
France
Morotco
Morocco
Caux
el Glaoui
Marrakesh
Tunisia
Tanzania
Britain
Canada
China
Readers Press for City Library Site in Frederick MD
Letters urge downtown Frederick site for the public library arguing FCC placement privatizes access and harms downtown merchants. Writers defend street level access and diverse needs, call for East Patrick or Court Street options, and critique commissioners for delay while noting broader regional links and future tech access.
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East Patrick
Frederick County
Court Street
Baltimore
State Library Resource Center
Ohio
Frederick
Cambodian survivor recalls Khmer Rouge terror and exile
So Chantho, a 27 year old refugee, describes the Khmer Rouge regime in Cambodia as inhuman and murderous. He recounts starvation, forced labor, indoctrination, mass marriages, executions for alleged enemies, and his escape to a Thai refugee camp where he awaits a permanent settlement.
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Kamer Rouge
So Chantha
Cambodia
So Chantho
Thailand
Chantho
Hitler
Pol Pot
Quint
Khmer Rouge
Phoom Penh
Post Office
Lon Nol
Chantha
Red Commissar
Doug Southerland
Nanette
May Day Dance Ends Festivities At Coblentz Hall
Over 340 Hood College seniors alumni and guests attended the May Day Gimner dance in Coblentz Hall closing weekend celebrations. Dr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Apple Miss Sara C. Lovejoy and Miss Martha Thomas served as patrons and patronesses. Frederick Branch of the Maryland Automobile Association to be organized in the city per C M Scott. Louise James winner in National Competitive Examination on League of Nations. Frederick residents attending Maryland Bankers Association convention in Norfolk include Holmes D. Baker Charles Mc C Mathiss A B Collmus and Homer D. Kepler.
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Hood College
Coblentz Hall
Joseph H. Apple
Sara C. Lovejoy
Martha Thomas
Frederick
Maryland Automoble Association
C. M. Scott
Baltimore
Louise James
Brunswick School
Brunavick Iryland
League of Nations
World Court
International
Maryland Bankers Association
Norfolk, Va
Holmes D. Baker
Charles McC. Mathiss
A. B. Collmus
Homer D. Kepler
May 10 1855 Junior Chamber Road E O at Frederick Center
Twenty years ago May 10 1855, twenty five contestants and 150 to 200 spectators attended the Junior Chamber of Commerce Road E O at Frederick Shopping Center. Frederick High School senior Leon Warrenfeltx won the precision safe driving event. Delegates of the American Legion Auxiliary presented an American Flag to Girl Scout Troop 57 of Adamstown. Urbana split a doubleheader in the Inter-County league at Baker Park, with William Reds Burall tossing the first ball. SJamsville defeated Mount Airy in a Maryland State League game. Frank Matz and teammates led in hits.
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Chamber of Commerce
Delue Crawford
Charlott Main
American Legion Auxiliary
Adamstown
Urbana
Finksburg
Baker Park
William
Reds
Burall
Sjamsville
Mount Airy
Frank Matz
Bill Crone
John Harper
Buzz Wagner
Fred Young
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Public Service Commission
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Opossumtown Pike
Kelly Fitzpatrick
Albatross
Hall
Thurmont, Maryland
Lydia Garcia
Edgewood Farm
Minnie Pearl
Community College
Washington
Merry
Sock Anderson
Mea Ie
revwe-Poat
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