The News Frederick May 31, 1969 subscription note
A partial OCR shows publication details for The News of Frederick Maryland. It lists publishing frequency, address at 709 Patchech Street, subscription rates by mail and motor bowle, and a note about Associated Press republication rights. The item appears to be a front-page or masthead notice from May 31, 1969.
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Too Little Too Late on Judicial Ethics Rules
Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield calls the move by federal judges to police their own off bench conduct too little and too late. Chief Justice Warren convenes the Judicial Conference meeting for June 10 to consider non judicial activities and potential financial disclosures amid Fortas and Douglas cases. Mansfield urges a broad federal financial disclosure law taxing those earning over $18 000, challenging the judiciary and raising questions about life tenure and impeachment.
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Mike Mansfield
Earl Warren
Supreme Court
Judicial Conference
Federal Bench
Warren
Abe Fortas
Benenexs
Federal Judiciary
Mansfield
Montana
Congress
Executive
Barbara Frietchie McConnell Praised for Patriotism on Campus
Guest Editorial lauds Mrs. Barbara Frietchie McConnell, wife of the University of New Hampshire president, for evacuating a black flag from Durham campus and defending the Stars and Stripes amid student protests. The piece likens her instinctive action to the Whittier poem and condemns campus dissenters as cowardly.
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University of New Hampshire
Barbara Frietchie
McConnell
Durham
John Green
Leaf Whiter
Maryland
Frederick
Even Club Members Wake Up to Political Winds
A lengthy letters to the editor blows through debates on stock markets, taxation, real estate, and government power. Audrey Carroll urges vigilance against land grabs and socialist trends, cites Senate Bill 254, condemns Condemnation Board actions, and questions federal policies affecting property owners in Washington.
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New Market
Moscow
New York
Palmer
Maryland
D.C
Elliott Place
Ournaton
Johnson
Humphrey
FBI
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Washington
Nero
Senate
Gestapo
Jook
Poher Emerges as Possible Next French President
Editorial views Alain Poher as the unlikely new star of France's political stage. Polls show Poher likely to advance if no candidate wins a majority, challenging Georges Pompidou and reflecting a broader shift toward change and resilience in French politics.
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France
Ruby Keeler
Alain Poher
Poher
Charles de Gaulle
Georges Pompidou
de Gaulle
Charles
City Hall theater history and memories from Frederick
A reflective piece recounts the City Opera House evolution in Frederick from 1769 to postwar years. It traces leases and owners including Lebherz, Scheck, Rosenstock, Bennett, and the Stanley Warner era, noting rent amounts and renovations as the building shifted from theater to movie house and finally City Hall, while recalling stars and ghostly echoes of its theatrical past.
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City Opera House
George List
Samuel H. Rosenstock
William F. Bennett
Mr. Bennett
Bennett
News-Post
Tri-State
Frederick
Opera House
Walter S. Decker
Old Empire Theater
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Stanley - Crandall Company
Tivoli
Westpatrick Street
Stanley Company of America
Warner Bros
Marva Theaters, Inc
Dan Weinberg
Braddock Heights
Bedford Theaters, Inc
Virginia
Gnaii
Weinberg Oline
Uuator
American Theater
Moon Pictures
Myrkle Larder Company
Marssemanly
Frederick Tair
Robert Mansell
Riddle Foy
Rita Letber
Lew Dockatador
Ernest Trier
Dewolf Hopper
Guy Watre Poat
Keller the Magician
Thonricita Croasman
Honey Ray Frane
Thal
Fifty Years Ago Items From The News-Lyst Files May 1919
Yesterday’s notes recall city elections with many new voters among 1,328 registered. Veterans from the 29th Division to be greeted in Baltimore with parades and entertainments planned. Wheat crop in good condition as USDA field agent reports acreage steady. Salvation Army canvassing by Boys and Girls High Schools aims to raise county quota of $13,000 this week.
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29Th Division
Baltimore
John J. Dary
Bureau of Crop Estimates
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Salvation Army
Memorial Day Observances Across Frederick County
Twenty years ago items note Memorial Day ceremonies in Frederick City and nearby areas carried reverence without fanfare. A survey shows displaced Europeans on Maryland farms remain few in number. LibertyTown sees little prep for a May referendum on incorporation as four weeks remain. Anti Communist act sponsors submit petitions totaling 8 461 names to push a referendum.
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Libertytown
Maryland
Citizens Committee
Secretary of State
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