Children and truth in politics echo Shoeless Joe tale
The piece reflects on youth and trust amid political intrigue. It compares modern officials to the Black Sox scandal of 1919, asking what lessons remain for children learning about honesty and virtue. Dr. James A. Sensenbaugh’s columns on public education are cited as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Jackson
Chicago
Jackson
Cincinnati
Ielder
Joe Jac
Joe
James A. Sensenbaugh
Frederick County
A Point Of View Urges Ethical Standards In Schools
Dr Sensenbaugh argues for higher ethics in society and schools, noting a national derby cheating incident as a small part of broader misconduct. He stresses schools must teach values, teachers must model beliefs, and society must live by the Golden Rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Sensenbaugh
Nuclear power and safety clubs ETA 1970s outlook
A National energy forecast argues U S demand will rise sharply and shift toward nuclear plants, with breeder reactors possible. It notes uranium reserves and 40 percent of world energy use, then discusses safety measures and environmental comparisons. It also introduces the Cocoon Club for air bag survivors and its link to automobile safety gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
John P. Fanaritis
Struthers Wells Corp
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Fanaritis
Struthers Wells
Richland
Wash
Leslie L. Irvin
Irvin
Irvin Industries, Inc
Greenwich
Conn
Caterpillar Club
Eugene P. Conese
General Motors
Caterpi
Cocoon Club
Letters On Parking And Child Safety Spark Community Debate
A reader condemns extended parking restrictions on East Church Street and notes metered spaces strain residents. The letter questions city priorities, urges residents to clean their own yards, and cites safety concerns from unsupervised children and driver risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Church Street
Winchester Hall
Frederick Fair Speech and Yankee Wins Highlight Local News
A fragmented notice notes a Frederick fair speech by local leaders urging moral candidates who declare themselves dry. It also mentions the New York Yankees in a tense sixth game with Ruth homering, reflecting competing events in the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
NEW York Yankees
Ruth
Carer
Final Seal Coat Planned for Wew South Street Area
A local report notes a 15th extension to be opened to traffic after a decision is reserved. The Frederick Preservation Advisors urge underground wiring, improved trees lighting and curbstones to enhance downtown Frederick. A U N Week panel meeting is set for Friday night with the Frederick committee coordinating observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Street
Jefterwa
Patrick Streets
United Nations
Frederick
U.N
Potomac Edison Company
Curtain Call 73 Fund Prompts Gratitude From Community
In the face of a newsprint shortage the UGF-Players and sponsors Jaycees and Fredericktowne Players express thanks for support of Curtain Call 73. Fredericktowne’s Fred L. Stenger notes the generosity while cartoons and local quips blend with commentary on expenses and lovebirds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaycees
Fredericktowne
Mothers and Sons on Football and Family Reflections
A mother writes about resisting football season for six months and watching her sons play. She recalls her own sports memory, the clash of fans and families, and the emotional moment when her team wins homecoming after years of losses.
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Cunningham Falls
Escor
Washington
Jim Gibbons
Harry Wismer
Redskins
Sammy Baugh
Steve Bagarus
Frank
Joe Tereshinski
Bob Ward
Modzelewski Brothers
Baltimore Colts
CMP
Patellc
Wall Street Journal
Ann
Eves Harp Cates
Wire
Glenelg
Catoctin
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Great Southern Piaitieg
Phane Asoe
Chasshiad
Gatuagee
Wd Popes
Afi
Tage
University of California
Fee Oon Club
Earl Hawkins
Fisydhurst
Hawkins
Hurst
Mr. Hurst
Mrs. Marshal
Wise Middletown
East Street
Watergate
Teeene
Giles
Frederick Fair
Stadiuen Spesanred
Bit Riding Club
Bertram Enfveld
Presidens
Ick City
Mary Ellen Carmichael
Frederick Preservation Advisors
UGF
Fred L
Ann Burnside
Berry's
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