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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1969
Page
2
A fragmented note credits the Audit Bureau of Circulation and Associated Press as authorities for distributing and republishing all material from the newspaper and AP News desks. The text mentions copyright and postage references in a damaged, partial form.
The Mount Airy Soap Box Derby effort by the Lions Club and Damascus Chevrolet drew only 24 of 50 required registrants. With no room in Hagerstown and low local turnout, sponsors canceled the Mount Airy event. The 24 would have competed for a $500 scholarship and a path to up to $10,000 in Akron. The piece praises the sponsors’ intent but laments the disappointed youths.
The Frederick County Chapter of the American Cancer Society reports its annual crusade has raised only 17 000 of a 21 000 budget. Chairman Francis W. Bush Sr. and 300 volunteers urge donations to fund medicines transport beds and equipment while promoting public education and PAP smear programs. Please send contributions to 105A West Second Street Frederick MD 21701.
Guest editorial opposing a planned roadhouse with liquor sales along Route 40 A between Braddock Heights and Old Braddock. The piece cites rural area risks, traffic hazards near a sharp curve, lack of police protection, and potential for disturbances, urging community protest to block the liquor establishment.
Robert E. Dailey Sr. president of the Frederick County and City Taxpayers League defends the group’s stance as a pro governance and prudent spending coalition. He states the league is for good administration and responsive officials, not anti education roads welfare or proper government functions.
The piece defends ROTC as a path to educated officers and warns against abolishing ROTC or denying credits. It cites history from 1862 to 1943 at the University of Illinois and notes officer output remains steady due to selective enlistment. antimilitarism risks weakening military leadership. General Westmoreland's remark underscores the need for ROTC.
Ohio State scientists study methods to curb blackbird damage costing farmers about 2 million dollars in Ohio and 58 million nationally. Trials include hallucinogenic drugs and birth control pills, while spooking and rough husks offer alternative approaches. Researchers emphasize humane, nonlethal solutions.
Glenne Hill director at Catoctin CCC writes to Watkins- Burdette Motor Co Frederick Maryland expressing sincere appreciation for the use of a new Dodge car in the driver education program for four and a half years. Hundreds of young men earned permits thanks to the firm's cooperation aiding their future paths.
A compact collection of trivia including Atlantic cod egg counts, vicunta travel patterns, Old Faithful eruption frequency, U S CTA literacy today, the French president's residence, heart sizes and weights, and Radio City Music Hall as the world's largest theater.
The Names Opel Grad Uates at City and County High Schools were announced by Superintendent G Lloyd Palmer. Girls High School leads with 36 graduates and Boys High School follows with 32. Rumors of a new Frederick hotel were denied by J H Grove owner of Frederick City Garage. The army of 17 year cicadas arrived in Frederick County with vanguards already present and many more to come.
Twenty Years Ago ems From The News notes over 300 people attended the Clinton Club's second annual antique show at the Armory. The event mixed sale articles with owner displays, delivering a broad range of antiques.
Maryland works to place a fishing hole in every neighborhood as 10,340 acres of public ponds and 11,988 acres of stocked reservoirs grow, with private farm ponds offering public use. By 1973 plans add 5,000 more acres to boost licenses and angling access, while biologists monitor fish populations to balance the stock.
A humorous column critiques newspapers and census forms, noting how tedious forms deter households from answering. The piece envisions a computer that can handle its own calculating, hinting at automation replacing menial tasks.
A concise note explains the distinction between a toupee and a hairpiece, noting that terms refer to movable head coverings rather than permanent hair implants. The guidance suggests practical use and context for terminology.
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