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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1975

Page

8

Pesticide use rises as crops grow in United States

American farmers are buying more synthetic pesticides, with 1973 sales near 1.2 billion pounds worth 1.3 billion dollars, up 17.4 percent from 1972. USDA figures project further gains in 1974 despite energy concerns affecting petroleum-derived products, while concern and debate continue over health and environmental effects.

Louise Cook Associated Press U.S. Department of Agriculture United States USDA Rachel Carson Environmental Protection Agency EPA Congress Department of Agriculture

The road to Antietam editor's note

A Civil War era recap by historian John W. Schildt frames the Sept 13 1862 Antietam lead up. Dispatches recount Union Ninth Corps crossing Monocacy, Cox charging Hampton's cavalry, and Burnside advancing on Frederick with vivid scenes of residents and soldiers amid a city of flags and welcome. Colonel Strother notes a spontaneous ovation and public cheer.

Northern Virginia Robert E. Lee North Frederick County Schildt Frederick Ambrose Burnside Ninth Corps New Market Jug Bridge Jacob Cox Wade Hampton Gray Braddock Heights David Thompson The Ninth New York New York Thompson Union Patrick Street David Strother

Emmitsburg rifle show and Civil War recollections

A Bicentennial event in Emmitsburg features historian Mr. Sullivan displaying Armstrong Kentucky rifles, with the largest national collection and only 27 known Emmitsburg guns. Also on display are era farm tools by Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Stein. The piece also recounts Civil War era marches around Frederick with General McClellan, General Reno, and Barbara Fritchie as locals react to troop movements and orders.

Kentucky Emmitsburg Sullivan John Armstrong Gilbert Stein Frederick County

Sabillasville area church, PTA and guild notices

Community groups in Sabillasville and Highfield meet for fundraisers and elections. St Stephen's United Church of Christ hosts a fellowship supper on Sept 16, St John's UCC holds a pot luck Sept 17 with a church constitutional vote, and Sabillasville PTA begins 1975 76 with budget talks. The St John s Ladies Guild marks its 43rd birthday plans Oct 2 supper. November includes a bus trip and Christmas Bazaar. Boy Scout Troop 270 announces a Court of Honor Sept 18 in Thurmont. Various cards and get well notes are shared. Margaret M Gallagher Miller is named executive director of the Maryland Nurses Association.

St. Stephen's Ladies Guild St. Stephen's United Church of Christ, Highfield St. John’s United Church of Christ Sabiliasville Sabillasville PTA Ray Toms Keith Clay Barbara Yost Virginia Harbaugh Betty Toms Ways and Means Pat Owens Sharon Burd Dorothy Black Room Mothers Mary Ann Sweeney Vivian Lantz Jean Martin Boy Scout Troop Thurmont Norman Feldser Scout Elm Street St. John's Ladies Guild Guild Mace Benchoff Debra Fox Miss Fox Doris Wolfe Myrtle Fox Geraldine Fox Dolly Dingle Annie Naylor Ted Black Washington County Hospital Wilbur Fox Chambersburg Hospital Bernice Poole Peg McClain Edna Gray Elsie Weamert Ruth Ott St. Stephen’s Ladies Guild Highfield Church Annex Wayne Heights

Instant It Happened prize-winning photo memory series

Editors note introduces one of 52 outstanding prize-winning news photographs in the Frederick News-Post history. The feature invites readers to clip and save this timeless image series recalling famous moments in man’s history.

The Beall Parade Photo That Won a Pulitzer Prize

A Washington Daily News photographer Bill Beall shot a 1957 Chinatown parade scene with a paper dragon as a boy steps into frame. The image, featuring a police officer and a captivated boy, wins multiple prizes and later reunites the man and the boy, though the magic fades.

Bill Beall Washington Daily News Hip Sing Chinese Merchants‘ Association Washington Chinatown Beall Allen Weaver Maurice Cullinane

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