Frederick seeks safer fire codes after Honesdale nursing home tragedy
Frederick officials call for strengthened fire codes and better prevention after a Honesdale Pennsylvania nursing home fire killed 15 residents aged 72 to 96. Investigators cite a gas dryer leak, no alarm or sprinkler system, and limited on duty staff as factors.
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Frederick
Honeedale
Honeydale
Pennsylvania
Vaudine Lyon
Geiger
Honesdale
Lyon
LNP
Wayne County
Robert Jennings
LPN
Welfare Department
Braddock Heights
Middletown, Jefferson and Independent
Vindabona Nursing Home
Lawrence Johnson
Planning Commission
End Of An Era Mindszenty leaves Hungary after long clash with communists
The departure of Josef Cardinal Mindszenty from Hungary marks a historical moment as he ends over two decades of confrontations with the Communist regime. The era of unwavering church-state standoff appears to be cooling as Vatican doors widen and new priorities confront a changed world. A second piece criticizes a Frederick County College Women's Lib event, condemning calls to abolish childbirth as dangerous and anti-family.
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Josef Cardinal Mindszenty
Hungary
Europe
Mindszenty
Aloysius Stepinac
Yugoslavia
Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski
Poland
Josef Beran
Czechoslovakia
Soviet Empire
Stepinac
Beran
Wyszynski
Warsaw
Legation
Budapest
Pope John
Vatican
Moscow
Frederick County College
Mt. Airy
Maryland Public Defender System Debuts In State Courts
The article outlines Maryland’s new public defender program starting Jan 1 with Alan Murrell in charge. It aims to provide defendants with capable lawyers and faster case disposition, using district public defenders and private attorney panels funded by a partial statewide budget. The plan faces financial hurdles and relies on private panels to supplement state staff.
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Maryland
Baltimore
Alan Hamilton Murrell
Joe
Murrell
Frederick
Washington
Public Defender’s Office
District Court
Frederick County
Supreme Court
Harford
Montgomery
Baltimore City
Mandel
Montgomery County
Court of Appeals
Senate
James S. McAuliffe Jr
William W. Cahill Jr
Alfred L. Scanlan
James K. Cullen
T. Joseph Touhey
Francis B. Burch
Frederick County Farm Association Meeting and Halloween Plans
The Frederick County Farmer's Association met at the Courthouse with President William J. Grove presiding to discuss unfinished business and the ongoing economy inquiry. Plans were announced for a Democratic rally November 4 at Mt. Pleasant Town Hall with all candidates and several speakers, plus a County Central Committee meeting at the YMCA beforehand. General Chairman C Cyril Klein outlined the Halloween parade for November 1 at 7 30 p.m. with six prize sections and traffic flow measures. Water in wells statewide is low due to a long dry spell though town supplies hold, with showers forecast for relief.
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Frederick County Farmer's Association
William J. Grove
Ladhen
Association
New Town Hall
Mt. Pleasant
County Central Committee
YMCA
Frederick Hallowe'en
C. Cyril Klein
Indian Summer Reflections and Life in a Frantic Era
The piece contrasts the American Indian Summer with European names and dates its seasonal frame, then critiques modern advertising culture urging perpetual action. It urges quieter living, reducing busy schedules, and paying the price of effort for meaningful pleasure, citing da Vinci on labor and pursuit of ideals.
Promising futures and insider odds raise school concerns
A terse column notes that students chasing a promising future may face trouble while insiders claim to have better information. It suggests some youths take short courses, school is popular yet risky for others, and a broken heart stems from wounded vanity.
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Cambodia
South Vietnam
John D Ramaley
Carrollton
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State Farm
Department of Sanitation
J. Dwyer
Legislative Council
Neil Solomon
News-Post
Joe Eisenhawer
America
England
St. Martin’s
Sweden
St. Bridget’s
Lombardy
Theresa’s
Tom
East
Midwest
Leonardo da Vinci
Pus
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