Youth Appreciation Week Observed by Frederick Optimists
The Combined Optimist Clubs of Braddock Heights Frederick Breakfast and Frederick Evening celebrate National Youth Appreciation Week from Nov 2 to 18. They honor youth contributions in home school church and community and award $250 scholarships at the Nov 13 dinner.
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Braddock Heights
Frederick
Braddock Eights Optimist Club
North Carolina
Congress of the
United States
Optimist International
Canada
Parenthood
Orgpntention
Optimists
Frederick County
Optimist Clubs
Harry Rosenfeld
Rosenfeld-Optimists Scholarsti Fund
Bobbie Dianne Williams
David B. Taylor
Middletown High School
Charles R. Cornish
Carol Roelke
Frederick High School
Shauna H. Main
Donald Boone
Maryland School For the Deaf
David Cannon
Jean Horne
Why whistleblowers failed in the Agnew era and beyond
The piece argues that political fund raising and shakedowns are a universal problem in public contracting. It cites Maryland and Baltimore as examples where architects and engineers tolerated graft, while noting public pay restraint and campaign funding pressures feed corruption. It also compares federal pay trends to private industry wages in 1972.
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Agnew
Maryland
Justice Dear
Baltimore
New Orleans
Charles Colbert
Columbia School of Architecture
Wall Street Journal
William Slayton
American Institute of Architecture
Reader letter defends newspapers amid ads and value of journalism
David Wills of Boyds Md replies to Mrs Dorothy Bowers on editorial page defending advertising funded journalism. He argues newspapers need ads to pay for reporting and questions readers who judge value, cites personal readers from diverse locales and notes Will Rogers quote. He praises the News Post for offering value to all readers after 21 years in the community.
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News-Post
Dorothy Bowers
Virginia
VPI
Blacksburg
Iam
Bowers
Western Auto
Orioles
Mets
Avery
Best
Romeway
J.C. Penney’s
Zayre
Glen
Frederick
Washington Post
Evening Star
Will Rogers
Mr. Rogers
Local electors list and party names dominate county slate
County ballot notes show state senate candidate Frank C Noreoed and attorney William M Storm as party figures. Democrats field Henry P Vssetier, William H Howard, Charles H Butts for Orphans Court and House of Delegates hopefuls Alton Y Bennett Charles W Summers Albert L Hauver Arthur F Hightman L Grant Hooper. Republicans highlight college athletes George Lucky Miel Burgee Howard Smith Pitchard Ross Jr MJ Grove LeRoy Barrick. Barbs note the line about effort versus idleness.
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Winsehs
Frank C Noreoed
Republian
Racer P Brown
Lews Lochner
William M Storm
Orphan's Court
Henry P Vssetier
William H Howard
Charles H Butts
House of Delegates
Alton Y Bennett
Charles W Summers
Albert L Hauver
Arthur F Hightman
L Grant Hooper
George Lucky Miel Burgee
Howard Smith
Pitchard Ross Jr
MJ Grove
LeRoy Barrick
Unclear Weather and Oddities Spark Miscellany
A fragmented write up from a bygone period notes stray weather hints and odd observations. It mentions early snowfall, drifting smut, and a general sense of disruption alongside quips about neighbors and opinions, with no clear single event or outcomes.
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Acumen Company
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South
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Satondey
Weenie
U.S. Department of Commerce
David Wills Na
Boyds, Md
Hat
Berry's
East
Mente
Lenguat Federally-Chartered
Savings and
Jean Ann Montgomery
Condy
Dreoroura Federal Savings and Loan Association
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