Beverly Byron Nominated for Sixth District Seat
The Democratic State Central Committee backs Beverly B Byron as a natural nominee to succeed her late husband Goodloe E Byron for Maryland s Sixth District seat. Her two decades in public life, campaign leadership roles, and community work position her to continue his unfinished goals for constituents.
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Beverly B. Byron
Democratic State Central Committee
Goodloe E. Byron
Byron
Maryland House of Delegates
Maryland State Senate
U.S. House of Representatives
Young Democrats
Frederick County Landarks Foundation
Frederick County Historical Society
Frederick Heart Association
American Red Cross
Republican State Central Committee
Byennie Stati
Frederick News-Post marks 95th anniversary and defends press freedom
The Frederick News-Post notes its 9th year of publication while recalling the 95th anniversary of The News and the 6th of The Frederick Post. It warns of threats to press freedom, cites Watergate era concerns, and salutes staff, vendors, and readers amid shifts in gambling machine activity.
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Frederick
William E. Delaplaine
Frederick Post
Watergate
Free American Press
Supreme Court
Nixon
Felix Frankfurther
Paul Miller
Gannett Company
Dwight R Ferrell retires after eight years aiding Frederick County small business
Dwight R Ferrell moved to Frederick eight years ago and became a key SCORE adviser through the Chamber’s Shop Talk program. He counseled about 67 firms, discouraged many risky ventures, and helped 47 percent of clients start their own businesses. He and Beth Ferrell plan to move to Illinois to be near family, with Ferrell continuing SCORE work there.
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Frederick County
Dwight St. Ferrell
Frederick
Dwight Ferrell
Jobo Deere Company
East Moline
Iowa
John Deere Co
UPR We
Moan
Chamber
Dwight R. Ferrell
SCORE
Service Corps
Dwight
Chamber of Commence
Ferrell
Federal
U.S. Small Business Administration
Professo James F. DeCarlo Jr
DeCarlo
Hagerstown
Thurmont
Hancock
Chamber of Commerce
Calvary Methodist Church
New York
Ferrells
Midwest
John
Young & Rubicum
New York Area
Stephen
Tatham, Laird & Rudner
Chicago
Batavia
Mid-West
Brett Warren Ferrell
St. Charles
Aurers
Joe McClintock
Joe
ACE
Active Corps of Executives
Small Business Administration
Allen R. Routtahn
Maryland
Virgine
Pennsylvania
Richard J. Kelly
Equitable Trust Company
Archie E. Rogers Jr
Rogers Office Supply
Richard D. Thompson
Susan E. Orye
Frederick Electronica
M. Albert Morningstar
Frank M. Blondell
Douglas C. Warfield
CPA
Fred E. Mauroff
Mt. St Mary's College
Melvin M. Engle
Mr. Engle
Melvin
Melvin Engle
Beth Ferrell
Tiinoés
Frederick Comunty
Sign Your Letters Policy Statement
The News-Post will publish only signed verified letters to the editor intended for publication with the writer's name and signature. This policy requires authors to identify themselves for credibility and accountability in public correspondence.
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The
News-Post
Campus Day at Comnest Rood College Wins by Juniors
The Junior Class won first in costumes and second in simulats totaling 33 points at Comnest Rood College in the 1880 Campus Day. Lydia Caplan of York and Emma Mae Gable of Royerstown shared silver spoons for writing the original song and the chorus. The Divot Lifters played Uneir Lest at Fountain Head course. Rodgers Forge led with 45, Fountain Head 36, Cotactin 56. Frederick County Democrats schedule rallies, a mass meeting, a dance, card party, and buffet supper as election day approaches.
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Comnest Rood College
Lydia Caplan
York
Mies Emma Mae Gable
Royerstown
Catectic Country Club
Uneir
Fountain Head Country Club
Hagerstews
Rodgers Forge
Fountain Head Country Chub
Cotactin Comunity Club
Frederick County
Democrats
Frederick
Francis Scott Key
20 Years Ago Exhibit in The News Anniversary Display
An exhibit in the C Burt Arts Library marks The News thirteenth anniversary with a bound early volume, a new microfilm roll, 1883 color printing, a photo, and a new engraving plate. A community fund drive led by Ox Fibre Brush Co. employees raised 1708 dollars. Dr Helen Taussig spoke at Hood College event. A street acceptance was approved for Greenwood development on Petersville Road.
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the News
C. Burt Arts Library
Helen Taussig
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Hood College
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Francis W. Bush
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Ox Fibre Brush
Lette
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Urbana Fire Hall
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Alserta Hill
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