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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1969
Page
2
An OCR fragmented record mentions a Fregerch Mad Pa page and a Friday date in October 196d. It references the Audit Bureau of Circulation and Associated Press. The readable items are partial and lack clear events or names.
The Benevolent and Protective Order of Isks Frederick Lodge publishes resolutions urging arrest and prosecution of radicals and militants. It calls for expulsion from schools of demonstrators and revocation of scholarships and other public funds for those involved in campus riots and class disruptions. It backs law enforcement and courts in enforcing laws and order.
Invocation by Rev. George N. Klinefelter at the Frederick County Symphony Society kickoff described as a symphony of words. The note urges support for memberships to hear the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra four times this season in Frederick, with contact 662-5656.
Letters defend Beards and peace protests while critiquing hippie lifestyle and draft avoidance. The writer argues for responsibility, cites forefathers and work ethic, and questions what positive contributions the movement makes. A separate letter calls for voting to address dogs at large with penalties.
Union consolidation from 1956 to 1968 reduced the number of unions by about one sixth though new local and craft mergers offset some losses. The AFL-CIO saw 30 mergers involving 56 unions, with pace slowing after 1962 and a burst in 1968 including four railroad unions forming the United Transportation Union. Analysts debate whether further mergers or coalition bargaining best preserve strength against corporate diversification.
Fifty years ago October 3 1919 report notes the Brunswick water system nearing completion with full operation expected this month before transfer to county authorities. Toll gates on county roads sold at public auction with prices from 135 to 460 dollars. About 60 delegates expected in Frederick for the Women’s Home Missionary Society meeting of the Potomac Synod of the Reformed Church to be hosted by local churches. Junior UO 4M Council annually presents a Bible and flags to Brunswick school. this year’s ceremony drew about 500 attendees.
A 23 year old Pittsburgh colored man died by self harm after hanging from the City lockup window screen on Saturday. He had been arrested earlier that day for disorderly conduct and carried army honorable discharge papers. He used a galvanized water bucket to climb and then kicked away the support. PARME. MEMBERS OF the Southern States Co operative in Frederick area to hold local annual membership meeting Oct 13. The date was set at the last board meeting of the planning conference when the locally owned Southern States Petroleum Co operative met. AN AMBITIOUS PROGRAM FOR professional advancement outlined as more than 100 delegates worked and played together at the Leadership Training Conference of the Maryland State Teachers Conference Saturday evening at the Hotel Vindobona in Braddock Heights. Four discussion groups evolved during the conference.
Washington based analysis from the Newspaper Enterprise Association argues that U S troop withdrawals must be timed to persuade Hanoi while strengthening South Vietnam. It warns too rapid withdrawals risk North Vietnamese momentum and prolongs the war, while too small a withdrawal lacks impact.
Barnesville aims to hold a Quiet Sunday program called Barnesville Day this weekend. Citizens, 185 residents strong, will gather at the picnic pavilion to view old photos and a relief of an antique car, then enjoy Sugar Loaf Mountain views. The town seeks no growth or modern traffic, cherishing rustic calm over expansion.
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