Constitution Week Observances Highlight 1956 Law
Local DAR chapters Carrollton Manor and Frederick observe Constitution Week from September 17 to 23, marking Public Law No. 915 of August 2, 1956. Activities include lectures by Alan Wink and Lenore Trail’s group meetings, with remarks on the document’s enduring liberty.
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Carrollton Dar
Constitution Week
Susanne F. Twentey
Frederick
Alan Wink
Lenore Trail
George Perry
Watson's Restaurant
Wipik
Inikey
Constitution Wee
DAR
United States of America
Pentagon procurement abuse cited by defense auditors
Washington columnist outlines how Defense Department officials earn perks and promote misuses while taxpayers are bilked by excessive labor costs and inflated contractor profits. Audits reveal widespread overcharges, unaccounted government property, and premature vacation pay totaling billions in added budget costs.
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Defense Audit Service
United Way of Frederick County Seeks Record Campaign Aid
The Frederick County United Way kicks off its 1933 drive with a golf tournament at Eaglehead Country Club led by Earl Robbins and Richard Marshall. The goal is 550000, up from 490000, based on agency needs and a plan to reach national averages.
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Robbins
Hean Marshall
United Way
Marshall
Cramer
Joyce W. Cramer
Richard T. Meagher
Yesterday Items From Files of the News-Post 50 years ago
W Scott Mobley, son of George L Mobley, Frederik, won off from the Frederek Airport for a trip to Chicago and the World's Fair. Wr Mobley is a licensed pilot. Mother Nature mixed seasons on a Braddock Heights farm with a blossoming pear tree. Forage poisoning hits Frederick County as the disease spreads to horses in Southern Maryland and on the Eastern Shore. An NRA compliance committee will be set up in Frederick to investigate complaints by employees against employers. The last night of summer 1933 was the coldest in four months at 47 degrees. A new assistant superintendent of schools, Dr John L Carnochan Jr, was appointed by the Frederick County Board of Education. Hood College approved a memorial for Edwin R Price, aiming to raise $50,000 for a memorial auditorium. The Rev William R Speer named vicar of the Church of the Transfiguration Braddock Heights and rector of St Ann's in Washington County. Organization meetings for adult education will be held at several high schools with classes formed only if 15 or more enroll.
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State Farm
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Frederik
Frederek
Chicago
Wr. Mobley
William R. Speer
Church of the Transfiguration
Braddock Heights
St. Ann's
Washington County
Church of the Resurrection
Chapel of the Holy Evangelists
Highlandtown
Canton
Baltimore
Letters to the editor raise doubts about worship, race, and hypocrisy
Elliott Haines of Myersville argues praise for worship at GOTACH Center while others accuse churches of materialism. A Keith Figgatt of Woodsboro mocks racial hypocrisy in a Baltimore policeman impersonation case and questions why white options seem limited in common items.
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