Memorial Day observances span dates across the holiday weekend
The piece outlines Memorial Day services from May 26 through May 28 and into March 4 for Legion events, urging ceremonies to honor fallen Americans while noting varying observance dates and multiple local observances in Frederick area locations such as Thurmont Middletown and Gettysburg with specified posts and speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Mates of America
Frederick
Thurmont
Piu
American Legion
Sharpsburg
Middletown
Os Am
Zion Latheran
Dl Qmont
Mount Clever
CAL Brunswatch
Steadman Keen Post
Betwen
AL Gettysburg
Min Frederich
Branery Seote Kes
W. Amourican Leeion
Mount Olvet
Francis Seote Keys
John 4. Loan
Grand Army of the Republic
GAO cites union 154 for wiring unqualified workers to sensitive posts
GAO investigators allege Local 154 of the Boilermakers and other unions steered unqualified welders and mechanics into journeyman positions at chemical and nuclear plants including Three Miles Island. The draft report to Sen Orrin Hatch cites 8,000 hour experience rules, faulty employer checks, and incomplete apprenticeship completion as of 1984, with further resistance from union officials to comply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Milesland
Senate
Pittsburgh
International Brotherhood of Boartermakers
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Indy Badhwar
General Accounting Office
International Union
Sen Orrin Hatch
R Lien
Labor and Human Resources Committee
GAO
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Local 134
Hey Aint
Jim Phillips
Poong
Oman
Local 145
Local 154
Phillips
Camanitten
Mike Forsees
Pakistan
Yaqub Khan
Eorte Shultz
Senate Forman Relations Committee
Khang
Muhammed Zia Ul-Haq
Congress
State Department
Zia
Iran
Readers condemn rooster noise and demand fair treatment
In a lengthy letters page, Flora Bell argues against removing pet roosters and ducks from Passman neighbors, urging city leaders to protect residents who enjoy farm poultry. The missive also criticizes a May issue article on PLO disinformation, alleging bias and historic inaccuracies in framing the Arab-Israeli dispute.
Community notices from Frederick 1934 SAR visit
Yesterday locals reported elections of PIA officers at North Market Street School Clyde Mrs John Kenner Homer Miller and William Lambdin elected. Frederick hosted the National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution during the 4th national convention in Balimore with a ceremony at the Frederick County Courthouse where Dr Joseph Ho Apple Hood College president addressed SAR members. Others visited Roger Brooke Tarivy’s home. Morley Mobley, manager of the city’s street stamping pool in 1933, was again reappointed for 1934 by the city. Senator Millard Bootydisgs announced support for a bill in Congress to memorialize the Monocacy Battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde
John Kenner
Airs Homer Miller
William Lambdin
PIA ii
North Market Street
Frederick
Natonal Society of the Sons of the American Revolution
Balgmore
Frederick County
SAR
Joseph Ho Apple
Hood College
Tater
Othe
Roger Brooke
Tarivy
Wsope Mobley
Cery stamTing
Frederick County teachers elect officers at annual dinner
May at Lota Robbre Thurmont High Seto and North Frederick elements report the Frederick County Teachers Association elected officers at its annual meeting held at Friendship House. About 500 teachers attended as a new constitution and officers were adopted. Dr Jack Gruber of Fort Detrick was installed as president of the Arts Council of Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lota Robbre
Hadghen Guidance Commeterie Thurmont High
Seto
Beo
Frederick Counts ‘Teachers’ Association
North Frederik Blement Ips
Adgar FM
Frederick Count
Cnas
Frederek County Associaton
Mir
Dease Hussard
Harkey Town
Jack Gruber
Fort Detries
Arts Council of Friderick
Counce
Het Frederck
Gruber
Robert Oo Holley
Walla Simmons
Secretars
Pew
Voohnc
No Place to Locate a Power Plant in Southern Frederick
A local letter argues against a coal fired plant site FP-12 near Point of Rocks and Adamstown. It cites farmland loss, air and water pollution, strain on groundwater, and visual/aesthetic damage to Sugarloaf and the C&O Canal area, urging preservation of prime farmland and rural communities. MARCIE SILVER, Adamstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Sfc
Department of Natural Resources
Point of Rocks
Doubs
Adamstown
Pleasant View
Tuscarora
Eastalco
Middle
Buckeystown
Potomac Electric Power
Comany
Dickerson
Coplay Cement
Eustalco
Catoctin Mountain
Sugarloaf Mountain
State of
Ruckeystown
Sol Conservation Service
Maryland
Allegheny Power System
Potomac Electric Power Company
Prhpoc
Potomac River
National Park Seavier
Leesburg
Potomac
Gomery County
Rea RE
Sons
Ata
Lam
Ana
C&o Canal National Historical Park
PEPCO
US Department of the Interior
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Jack Anderson
Fredrick Cuty
Countes
Dalso
Brederick
Prous Lawmusker
City Hall
AL Timon Trom
Pearl St
Howard
Shiwno Passman
Pio
Tom Tiede
May II
News Post
PLO
Hasan Abdel Rehman
Mana Washington
Tass
Aca Ay
Aid Ceartey
Palestine
Palestina
Jordan River
Palestingia
Jordan
Syria
Lebanon
Iraq
Israel
Yasar Arafat
Bas
Rahman
Pater
Hutk
Reagan
Unn
Dang
Palestini
Don & Finch
Apple Tree Court
Etry, Hulme
Millard Bootydisgs
Cangress
Batti
Om TV
Adamstown Rd
Adamstowns
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