Flag Desecration Ruling Tests Free Speech Reach
The Supreme Court weighs whether using or displaying the flag can lead to criminal punishment. Two New York cases test laws against desecration and placement of symbols on the flag, after a prior ruling favored free expression.
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Washington
Supreme Court
New York
Madison Avenue
Stephen Radich
Marc Morrel
Radich
Long Island
Nassau County
Atty
William Cahn
New York City
Brooklyn
James Meredith
New York State
City Assets Continue with Budgeted Items and Project Updates
Acting City Engineer Robert Strine reported on several projects and budgeted items. The Monocacy River sewer interceptor is 29 percent complete, Water Street Bridge 69 percent, East Sixth Street 65 percent, Carrollton Drive lighting finished, and West 13th Street storm sewer at 65 percent. The city approved bills totaling $34,676.66.
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Robert Strine
Strine
Michael E. Pue
Monocacy River
Water Street
East Sixth Street
Carrollton Drive
West 13Th Street
Frederick County Fair Highlights Big Machinery and Rides
Governor Mandel slated for Wednesday visit with Rotary Club after a noon meeting. Antique coach will carry him to the grandstand as part of the animal cavalcade. Fair features one million dollars of farm machinery, 100 rides over 30 acres, an Oldtimers Promenade with 100 antique vehicles, and a Kitty Korner expansion for youngsters. Livestock show notes a pig litter, Pomological and Household Goods report record entries, and Amusements of America brings three new rides plus a larger Kitly Korner. Trout thanks organizers for help in making the fair a success.
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Marvin Mandel
Rotary Club
Mandel
Frederick County
Austin Geisbert
Ladiesburg
Fair Board
Fairgrounds
Sally Valentiner
Amusements of America
Kitty Korner
Fairground
Frederick
New Jersey
Trout
Caliche Road Surfacing from the 1920s and 730s
Caliche is described as slick when wet and hard when dry used for road surfacing. It was popular in the 1920s and 730s for dry weather roads and slippery when rain occurred, highlighting its uneven performance across conditions.
Cardinal Cautions Abortion Doctors in Washington
Cardinal O'Boyle of the Archdiocese of Washington warns that any Roman Catholic who performs or assists an abortion faces excommunication. He calls direct killing of the infant a violation of divine law, unchanged by civil law, in guidelines issued to medical and paramedical personnel.
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Washington
Patrick Cardinal O'Boyle
Archdiocese of Washington
O’boyle
Almanac notes drought impact and mild forecast for Tennessee area
The report warns that dry weather threatens new alfalfa seedings and late crops while gardens will be affected only marginally as frost date nears in early October. Dusty county roads are treated with old motor oil to reduce dust, with no major air pollution observed. Frederick faces a weekend of fair skies and mid 30s highs. recent temps include 83 during the day and 64 at night. The Territory of Franklin formed but was not admitted to the Union, now part of Tennessee.
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Health Department
Frederick
Franklin
Tennessee
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