The News Frederick Maryland September 19 1969
The Frederick News reports from Frederick Maryland dated Friday September 19 1969. It lists publication details and distribution information for the morning paper including pricing and mailing data. The page includes notices of Associated Press content and local dispatches and a standard front page masthead.
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Rome Dispatches
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Frederick
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Polio Immunization Gaps Plague Frederick County Children
A survey shows only 57 percent of Frederick County children have three polio shots, 29 percent have one or two, and 14 percent none. Dr. Howard Garber notes 390 children were contacted. statewide 63 percent have three shots. Dr. Charles Spicknall calls for physician follow-up and offers free inoculations to low income families.
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Frederick County
Howard Garber
State Health Department
Avernees
Maryland
Charles Spicknall
Spicknall
Public Hearings Planned On Frederick County Codes
The Board of County Commissioners invites citizens to discuss proposed building, plumbing, and electrical codes affecting the entire county. Mayors and town councils have met, with code committees ready to explain recommendations at hearings.
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Board of County Commissioners
Frederick County
Charles E. Collins
Sorrow Fries
Collins
Realtor of the Year Nominee Named for Charles S V Lanner
Charles S V Lanner receives Realtor of the Year nomination from Frederick County Board of Realtors at Francis Scott Key Hotel. Lanner heads Sanner Realty in Frederick City and presides over Stoffer Sanner Insurance Agency. He was Maryland State Real Estate Commissioner appointee in 1968.
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Charles S. V. Lanner
Frederick
Sanner Realty Company
Frederick City
Stoffer-Sanner Insurance Agency Inc
Fredericktown Bank and Trust Company
Associates
Hood College
Lanner
Maryland State Real Estate Commission
Agnew
Maryland
Equality sponsors risk worsening segregation in nations schools and votes
Washington notes that many backers of equality unintentionally promote more segregation in schooling and voting across the North and South. Politicians in Congress pretend the South bears the burden while ignoring widespread illiteracy hindering national progress.
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Washington
South
Shed a Tear for Decline of the American Male
A columnist argues American males face aging and declining longevity. Doctor Henry Sobel warns life expectancy gaps may widen and urges a national program to spare men from modern stresses. The SEAM group proposes restoring patriarchy to lift male burdens and reverse social trends blamed on women.
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Sepulveda Veterans Hospital
Los Angeles
United States
Sobel
Society For
Ann Arbor
Mich
Space
America
Seam
Literacy tests in voting become national issue
Article debates literacy tests as a racial discrimination issue in voting. It notes Nixon administration proposed suspending tests nationwide from Jan 1, 1970, while Congress stalls. It contrasts southern and northern states and cites desegregation via courts as preferable to coercive funding. It warns of illiteracy driven influence in elections and possible political gains by isolationist factions.
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Nixon
Congress
House Judiciary Committee
Senate
South
America
George Wallace
Maryland Deaf School Opens With 133 Students
Yesterday notes from The News Post recall that the Maryland State School for the Deaf opened the new year with 133 pupils, up from 127 last year. A League of Nations Special is planned to visit in October, featuring a decorated automobile and a bugler, under the Maryland branch’s Peace program. A street quarrel near Market Street and the Opera House led to a man’s beating and surrender to police, while two neighbors in Haugh Bottom testified in a slander case before Judge J. Grahame Johnson.
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Maryland
League OF Nations
League of Enforcement Peace
Onorth Market Street
City Opera House
Haugh Bottom
J. Grahame Johnson
Twenty Years Ago Items From The News Post Files
September 19 1949 reports residents protesting a proposed off sale beer wine and liquor by a developer citing traffic concerns in Knorville. Airport improvements plans to be ready to advertise around Oct 1 with land disposal amendments. Brunswick railroad furloughs affect up to 23 percent as 3758 furloughs announced due to coal mine shutdown. notices to 40 Brunswick workers issued Friday through Oct 3.
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Knorville
Pranum
Brunswick
Baltimore
Letters Urge Preparedness for Defense and Democracy
A Frederick reader argues Americans must defend freedom and actively participate in democracy, warning against apathy. The letter urges support for civic engagement and responds to a local Vietnam article, urging clearer, factual reporting and bringing soldiers home.
Test of Candidates Needs Ability Over Race Demagoguery
The passage argues that voting strength grows with education and that public office tests should measure capacity and ability rather than political appeal based on race. It condemns black and white separatism as equally harmful.
Quick Quiz Q answers postage stamps and landlocked nations
Question one notes that postage stamps first appeared in 1847 when Congress authorized the first adhesive stamps. Question two lists the only ten landlocked countries in the western hemisphere as Bolivia and Suriname.
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United States
Congress
Hemisphere
Bolivia
Sara Guay
Barbs by Phil Pastoret
A satirical column lampoons idle time and seasonal fruit myths, noting the oddities of gift basket trends, parenting jokes, and efforts to curb drinking with price angles, all in a brisk, wry tone.
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