Covenant House helps runaways in New York amid porn trade
Anthony Harrigan urges Americans to grasp the scope of child exploitation by pornographers. Covenant House in Manhattan shelters tens of thousands of runaway and abandoned youths aged 10 to 21, many drawn to West 42nd Street vice districts. He calls for stronger laws and a sustained, nationwide offensive against the multibillion dollar sex industry and organized crime profiting from abused children.
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Maryland leaders rail against demagoguery and budget race
In Annapolis Louis Goldstein delivers a lively Youth Model Legislature speech noting Maryland's history and a 1939 budget of 46 million dollars. The piece also covers a pistol incident involving State Sen. Clarence Mitchell III at BWI, a 4.3 mile Bay Bridge walk crowd, and a Nicaragua conflict comparison with contra fighters, plus local musings on buckshot in meat and other timely items.
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Plans for beautifying Myersville public school grounds
Plans are being considered for the beautification of the surroundings of the old public school building at Myersville now used by the Nicodemus and Reddick Garment Co for pajama manufacturing. The building is owned by the Insigr Order United American Mechanics and will be discussed with Myersville Woman's Club members to improve the grounds.
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Emmitsburg Council reorganizes after elections
Twenty years ago the Emmitsburg council restructured town government at its regular meeting in the town office. John S. Hollinger, in his third year as town commissioner, was named the new council president. The Taneytown Junior Chamber of Commerce won multiple awards at the Maryland State Convention in Frederick, including honors for population division in community development, ways and means, and for its monthly publication The Vanguard edited by John M. Skiles.
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Equal respect for all Frederick County workers urged
A reader argues all county employees deserve equal treatment and pay, regardless of union status, urging the county commissioners to stand firm on budgets and avoid over generous raises. The letter highlights taxes, economic hardship, and shared civic duty, then shifts to praise for local school soccer initiatives and community volunteers shaping youth programs.
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