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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1970

Page

4

Holier Use Of Church Shelters Critics in Carroll County

A Westminster pastor proposes using church buildings as temporary shelters for evicted families in Carroll County. The plan aims to house up to 80 families with minimal changes, while social services slow to find options. The article recounts Mrs. Powell and Mrs. Iglehart facing eviction and inadequate housing funds, and notes potential relief via mobile homes and new county leadership.

Carroll County Westminster Juan A. Jimenez First United Presbyterian Church Charlotte Powell Powell Department of Social Services News- Post Haines Mr. Haines Anita Iglehart Skyesville State Hospital Board of County Commissioners Iglehart Jimenez Jesus

Frederick High School theme games spark student support

Readers praise facility needs at Frederick High, noting rain shifted a game to McCurdy Field drew big student turnout and local adults. They urge a dedicated stadium or continued use of McCurdy to match other county schools, citing school spirit and neighborhood ties.

Frederick High School T. J. Stadium McCurdy Field Frederick High T. J Frederick County Terri Fellers Pete Rothenhoerfer

Wages Outstrip Production Gain Amid Job Losses

Washington reports 4.3 million unemployed as defense cuts and reduced construction shrink job opportunities. Professionals and managers, including scientists, face layoffs. GM, Ford, and Chrysler cut salaried staff. Textile mills in Georgia and the Carolinas idle thousands. wage gains outpace productivity, fueling inflation concerns. Congress prepares for lame duck session amid calls for controls to curb a drifting economy.

Washington Georgia Carolinas Long Island Federal Reserve Bank of New York Congress

First Snow of Season Covers City and County

The November 14 1920 issue reports early snow in the city and county with freezing moisture and large white crystals beginning around 7 a.m. Snow continued for most of the morning marking the season’s first snowfall since last March. Also notes a birthday surprise for Mrs. Free at her home near Frederick on November 3 with flowers, refreshments, and 29 candles. Parish of All Saints announces mission services in chapels and mother church starting next Sunday led by Victor I. Ross.

Harry M. Free Frederick All Saints Victor I. Ross

Body of Lt Col Harold J Isbell to Lie In State Tonight

The body of Lt Col Harold J Isbell former Camp Detrick commander will lie in state from 7 to 9 PM this evening allowing the public to pay its respects. Isbell died from a gunshot wound eleven days after his promotion from major to lieutenant colonel. The Unionville By Pass on Liberty Road should be traffic ready by year end Contractor T Edgie Russell said surfacing should wrap up this week with remaining misc work needed for completion. Gunfire resounded as hunters lined up for upland game season opening, requiring heavy outdoor attire.

News and Post Frederick County Harold J. Isbell Camp Detrick Unionville Liberty Road T. Edgie Russell Russell

Joe Eisenhauer's Notebook reflections on life and schooling

The notebook segments urge doing good now, resisting self deception, and facing hardship without quitting. It contrasts humility with wealth, warns about misplaced school priorities, and questions public education's focus on mind training versus facilities. It laments mediocrity and fears brainwashing in schools.

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