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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1995

Page

9

WWII veteran visits Urbana students for Memorial Day lesson

Fifth graders at Urbana Elementary heard Paul Blough, a 70 year old World War II veteran and former Army Air Corps staff sergeant, share war era stories and lessons on unity. He noted the U.S. came together during the war and stressed respect, while recounting missions, the Rangoon invasion, and life on the home front.

Urbana Paul Blough U.S Blough Jeff Esko Walkersville Army Air Corps Rangoon Esko Theodore Taylor Erin Biles Matt Hutchison

Weve Got Frederick Written All Over Us Afrederick Netus-Past

A fragmentary headline hints at a feature on Frederick and a person named Netus Past. Readable text only suggests a cultural or local interest note without clear events or dates. Further context is needed for a precise card.

Frederick Afrederick Netus

Governor's staff tours Carroll Creek project in Frederick

Gov Parris Glendening's staff toured the Carroll Creek flood control project in Frederick, viewing a $60 million center city improvement. The tour aimed to inform resource allocation and spark development strategies, with officials noting benefits for downtown redevelopment and intergovernmental cooperation.

Parris Glendening Carroll Creek Frederick Hagerstown Major Riddick Glendening Riddick Frederick County Fred Puddester Buddy Roogan Roogon Kristin Saunders Board of Public Works and Cabinet

Baltimore to Demolish Lafayette Courts Highrises

Baltimore officials announced Controlled Demolition Inc. will raze six Lafayette Courts highrises in east Baltimore as part of the city’s renewal plan. The 11 and 14 story buildings, built for the poor after World War I, will be replaced with townhouses, a day care center, and a health clinic as families vacate the 807 apartments.

Baltimore Controlled Demolition Inc Federal Oklahoma City Lafayette Courts Daniel P Henson III

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