Fragmented OCR Front Page of Local Paper
Local newspaper page shows garbled masthead with publisher GRPAT SOUTHERN PTG MFG CO and price lines. It lists subscription rates, advance payment options, and Associated Press note, with scattered words and broken phrases across the column. The text hints at standard page content but is largely unreadable.
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Sataktibed Tay
Grpat Southern Ptg & Mfg CO
Patrick Steved
Fredecch Mainte
Mat
Cerculanens
Associated Press
Aviated Press
Focal
AP News
Freawech
Moynihan and the tale of community action groups
Daniel Moynihan outlines a four stage arc of community action organizations, comparing it to the Frederick CAC. The piece discusses the CAC’s role for the poor as a distinct entity apart from the establishment, and warns that county takeover could fuel resentment and rebellion among Frederick's poor if the establishment does not take further action.
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Maximum
Daniell. Moynihan
CAC
Frederick Cac
Frederick
Moynihan
Frederick sewer project to bid October first
The city plans to bid out the Monocacy Interceptor Sewer at an estimated cost of 700000. The city will pay about 140000 as federal and state governments cover 80 percent. Construction may start mid winter or early spring with a one year target.
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Jarrell Legg
Frederick
Frederick City
Lege
Right of Petition Should Be Made Faster Letter
A reader argues for faster voter rights through a referendum system to curb special interests. He cites historical views on representative government and urges decline of moneyed influence. The writer, 81, asks editor to study a 1910 speech by Senator Jonathan Bourne as a proposed cure.
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Drew Pearson
Jonathan Bourne
Oregon
Frederick News- Post
Ives
Barbs by Phil Pastoret
A witty column notes that keeping up with neighbours costs time and money. It jokes that promoters count chickens and sell them before hatch and imagines future space travel with a loose window on a space bus. It quips about people selling DIY hammock kits with rope.
Grand jury reports on high living costs and liquor sales
The September 12, 1919 news brief notes the grand jury completed its nine day session, returning 57 presentments and indictments. The report covers the high cost of living and liquor sales in the area. It also mentions new rules for driving permit photos, an apple growers meeting in Frederick County to discuss disposal of the crop, and Hood College opening with a record winter term enrollment.
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Guand Cry
Fis
Twenty Years Ago Rems From The Newsiest Files
Twenty years ago in Wroderick City plans moved to give residents a new park and a cemetery land swap at near the airport disposal area. The B&O Railroad Shenandoah Valley line’s 118 year service to Strasburg ended its daily run. Lions Club at the Key Hotel paused for a quiz night as heat waves continued with 95 to 100 degree highs for the third straight day.
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Westminster Lions Club
Carroll County
Elizabeth Reese Wilkens
Riding Club
Raymond M. Corbin
Wilkens
Corbin
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
Owings Mills
Johns Hopkins
India
Rems
Newsiest
Wroderick City
Slath Street
Chapel Alley
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Shenandoahy Valley
Strasburg
Via
Brunswick
Shenandoah Valley
Tk Heat
Widerick Lions Club
Francis Scott Key
Adquiz
Lions
Phere
Washington Plan for School Prayer Sparks Legal Debate
In Leyden Massachusetts a school committee devised a five minute daily period for voluntary prayer before class. The plan allows teachers or students to lead, with nonparticipants excused and not deemed nonreligious. The proposal aims to comply with the 1963 Supreme Court ruling on school prayer.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the
United States
High Court
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Leyden
Mass
U.S
Gerald F. McCarthy
Leyden plan offers daily nonsectarian school prayer
A Leyden Massachusetts program sets a daily school prayer time not run by any church or sect. The district provides the time and place, with nondenominational prayers prepared for students and teachers to use, while parents may opt out. Observers link it to Supreme Court rulings and hope it guides moral behavior.
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Supreme Court
Leyden
New York State Board of Regents
Mass
The Nader Syndrome and the Impersonality Dilemma
Washington column argues the blame for urban poverty pollution and highway deaths rests not on impersonal systems but on individual choices and responsible actions. It contends the "system" claim excuses personal mistakes and shifts accountability away from citizens.
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Washington
NEA
Detroit
Ralph Nader
Newspaper Enterprise Asia
World’s largest hotel the Hotel Rossiya in Moscow
The hotel Rossiya in Moscow USSR claims the world’s largest hotel status with 3,120 rooms for 6,000 guests across three 14 story buildings. Roger Bannister became the first to run a mile under four minutes, clocking 3 minutes 69.4 seconds at Oxford on May 6, 1954. Asteroids reside in a belt between Mars and Jupiter.
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Rossiya
Moscow
U.S.S.R
Roger Bannister
Oxford
England
Mars
Jupiter
Enterpine Ann
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