Constitution Day Observed by Frederick DAR Chapters
The National Society Daughters of the American Revolution marked Constitution Week with four area chapters Frederick DAR Carrollton Manor DAR Plains of Damascus DAR and Tatsctia Tarnace DAR hosting events. Regent Mrs Viola Holter Shue noted dates back to 1956 when Senate resolution 105 set September 17 through 23 as Constitution Week inviting observances in schools churches and other venues with the theme Building for Our Future announced by NSDAR President General Mrs George Upham Baylies.
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United States of America
National Society, Daughters of the American Revolution
Frederick Dar
Carrollton Manor
Plains of Damascus
Dar
Viola Holter Shue
U.S
William Knowland
Senate
House of Representatives of
Congress
United States
NSDAR
George Upham Baylies
Hagerstown
Baylies
Reaffirming Faith in the Constitution and Freedoms
A call to study the Constitution and defend constitutional rights. The piece stresses the document as foundational for a free, prosperous, and independent life, urging citizens and the DAR to reflect on provisions, principles, and the duties inherent in preserving liberties for future generations.
Diminished US Soviet trade despite détente hopes
Industry Week finds 23 U. S. firms in Moscow report substantial discouragement in expanding business with the Soviet Union. 1977 bilateral trade was 1.9 billion dollars, far below global totals, with GE noting only a 250 million dollar compressor deal for pipelines.
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Soviet Union
U.S
Canada
Japan
Moscow
Industry
General Electric Co
America
Russia
Congress
Industry Week
Lawn mower safety push draws industry lobbying
Washington report on CPSC standards shows industry opposition as officials push auto shutoff blades and need to curb external debris. Toro hires former safety chief as adviser while trade group campaigns against mandatory rules amid injury costs and regulatory scrutiny. Also highlights school superintendents’ junket with high consulting fees and federal budget notes.
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Cr Ie
Outdoor Power Equipment Institute
Congress
Safety Commission
Washington
OPE
Toro Company
The
Richard Simpson
Toro
Simpson
QPEI
South Padre Island
Texas
U.S
Ernest Boyer
San Diego
New Hampshire
Council of Chief State School Officers
50 Years Ago in Frederick News Recap
The piece notes Clease Bussard, a Frederick High pupil and son of Clarence and Mrs Bussard of Braddock, receiving an award via Governor Albert C Ritchie through the Maryland State Typewriting Association. It also mentions George G Whitney detailing the Fifth National Training Conference of Scout Executives at Cornell and a well attended Isaak Walton League outing at Baker's Wood. First trap prize went to H B Robbins and Walkersville Woman's Club opened with Mrs Maurice Cobleats as guest of honor.
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Clease Bussard
Fredrick High School
Clarence Bussard
Braddock
Covernor Albert C. Ritchie
Maryland State Typewriting Association
Maryland
Cornell Univeristy
Ithaca
George G. Whitney
Frederick
Carroll Counties
Isaak Walton League of America
Baker's Wood
Bueckeystown
H.B. Robbins
Walkersville Woman’s Club
Glade Valley Bakery
Maurice Cobleats
Middletown
Frederick County Rural Federation of Women's Clubs
Frederick civic center committee named. jurors urge alcohol checks
The September grand jury urged stricter enforcement of alcoholic beverage laws especially sales to minors and urged merchants to take more precautions in cashing checks. Robert E Dailey Jr announced the members of a special committee to study a combined Frederick City Hall and civic center. The panel was created on a motion by Glenn Main Jr. of the Frederick Junior Chamber of Commerce. Between two and three hundred Boy Scouts from city and county are expected at the Francis Scott Key District Camporee at Cunningham Falls State Park near Thurmont. Miss Hall Lee Ott spoke at the Frederick Zents Club meeting recounting a vivid steam engine history and Frederick County lore. The piece closes noting rising electric rates may renew candle use as power becomes more efficient.
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Robert E. Dailey JR
Frederick
Cunningham Falls State Park
Thurmont
Hal Lee Ott
Rosemont Avenue
Frederick Zents Club
Ott
Frederick County
Christoff Conviction Blot on Conscience in Frederick County
Readers accuse Frederick County officials and FCC leadership of safeguarding a culture that allowed misconduct at the college. They demand accountability, critique continuing education legality, and urge voters to address what they call entrenched corruption ahead of the next election.
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Christoff
Frederick County
FCC
Maryland
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