Memorial Day Reflections On A Nation At Peace
The essay recalls Memorial Day's origins from General Logan and honors those who died in war, urging quiet remembrance in Frederick. It laments Memorial Day as a holiday at odds with its solemn purpose, notes Vietnam's losses, and quotes Pericles on memory and fame, urging personal reflection.
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Frederick
America
Thucydides
Pericles
Frank Selga brings youth ministry to Frederick
A Frederick News-Post tribute highlights Frank Selga, a Brethren Volunteer Service worker from Long Beach, who leads a growing youth program at the Frederick Church of the Brethren. The piece notes his plans for ministry, college goals, and a drive to fund a 35-member youth delegation to the Brethren National Youth Conference in Estes Park, Colorado, August 22 27.
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Frederick
Red Cross
Brethren Church
Frank Selga
al Morningstar
Frank
James S. Flora
Port Hueneme
Calif
Long Beach
Long Beach Polytechnic High School
Long Beach Community College
Brethren
Church of the Brethren
Brethren Volunteer Service
Lhs
USA
BYS
BVS
Mid-West
Frederick Church of the Brethren
Flora
Steve Flora
Mark
Jon
University of LaVerne
Bridgewater College
Witch
Keith Green
Weinberg Center
Ted Halleck
Este Park
Colorado
Hasinaa Mo
FTA
Aacvath Intamnon
The
Frederick News-Post
Gay
Letters urging PE stock buy to influence rates and policy
Frederick resident urges customers to buy Allegheny Power stock and organize to pressure regulators, accusing PE of misleading customers over earnings and fuel adjustment schemes. He cites Maryland rate increases, investor returns, and similar actions in California and Florida, and suggests a coordinated consumer bloc.
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Allegheny Power
John M. McCardell
Frederick Lion's Club
McCardell
Maryland Pcs
P.E
Allegheny
California
California Supreme Court
Southern California Edison Company
Pacific Gas & Electric Co
Florida
Florida Light and Power Company
U.S
Maryland Public Utilities Commission
Virginia Electric Power Co
Decoration Day Observance Plans and Parade Details
May 27, 1838 report notes the Annual Decoration Day events with a parade from Slate Armory to Mount Olivet Cemetery. Flowers will honor Civil War and World War I dead after ceremonies. Final plans outline a banquet for Gov. Albert C. Ritchie, General Assembly members, and state officials at Francis Scott Key Hall as part of legislative trips.
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Slate Armory
Mount Olivet
Albert C. Ritchie
General Assembly
Frencis Scott Key Havel
Explosion and fire damage hit Carroll County area
Twenty years ago an explosion sparked a seven hour fire that destroyed two business houses and a residence in Carroll County. Estimated damage reached 150000 dollars as three firms bid just over 409000 for Fort Detrick water system improvements. The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company of Maryland approved 2253000 dollars for expanding and improving telephone service in Maryland at a regular board meeting announced by vice president W Griffin Morrell.
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Carroll County
Winfield
Maryland
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Company of Maryland
W. Griffin Morrell
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Reston
Prom
Fenway Boston
Maime
Fort Detrick