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Joutheen Ptg & Mfg CO
Mat Paratie
Mitt Royte
Cerner
Auto Bureau of Carculations
Associated Prey Rea
Copati
Casa
Freeench
Where Old New Friends Meet At The 107th Frederick Fair
The 107th Great Frederick Fair celebrates togetherness with local families and visitors from near and far. Children’s Day offers free admission and half price rides, while judges’ notes on squash pickles and blouses spark friendly debate. If weather cooperates, expect a new attendance record and a festive end to the fair week.
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Frederick
Uncle Tred
Mamie
Youn
Can We Do Less The Frederick County United Appeal
Autumn in Frederick County highlights preparation for harvest and school. The message urges residents to invest in the annual United Appeal and contribute a fair share according to income, stressing shared responsibility for the community’s future.
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Frederick County
Frederick
Carroll County Government Study Panel Opens Meeting Tonight
An able Governmental Study Commission led by Attorney James W. Davis meets for months in Carroll County to discuss alternatives for local governance. The open 7:30 p.m. session in Westminster Junior High Room 39 invites citizens to weigh retention or modification of the county system or expansion of the commissioner form. Public input aims to shape recommended reforms.
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Carroll County
James W. Davis
Westminster Junior High School
Ende
Letters To The Editor HEADER QUESTIONS LAWRENCE COLUMS
In a September 19 1969 letter David Lawrence questions whether literate voters would allow illiterate citizens to influence elections. The writer recalls a 1934 Heard County Georgia funeral for an illiterate former bank VP who helped found regional businesses and infrastructure.
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United States
David Lawrence
Heard County
Georgia
Bias Boils Down To Bread and Butter
A Kent State sociology study by Miwako Torita finds college education does not guarantee liberal views on race. Nonstudents show greater prejudice by age 21, suggesting economic factors drive bias more than schooling. The Pittsburgh labor clash is cited as supporting evidence.
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Miwako Torita
Kent State University
Kent
Ohio
United States
Kent State
Findlay
Pittsburgh
Miss Torita
Red Cross mobilizes record Camille relief using nationwide appeal
Storm Camille devastates Mississippi Louisiana and Alabama with massive housing losses and livelihoods disrupted. Red Cross initially sought nine million dollars, raising the goal to fifteen million as surveys show wider impact and need across Virginia floods and rural areas.
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Red Cross
Mississippi
Louisiana
Alabama
Virginia
Camille
Faterprive Ari
Frederick County Education Wins Double Court Victory
The Frederick County Board of Education secured a double victory in the Frederick County Circuit Court as the Maryland venation law was upheld by a 12 man jury. The Twenty Third Anniversary of Francis Scott Key Council No 48 of the Order United American Men was celebrated with a banquet at West Second Street United Brethren Church. The Big Thurmont Home Coming, planned for August 15, was postponed due to a reported scat fever outbreak near Catoctin Furnace. Dick Nallin, a local major league umpire, to officiate in the World Series this year setting a league record for umpiring in the event.
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Bethel Christian Church
Atlanta
Delco
Lester Maddox
Georgia
University of Georgia
Congressional
Lawrence
Education
Frederick County
Francis Scott Key Council No
Order United American Men
United Brethren Church
West Second Street
Thurmont
Catoctin Furnace
Dick Nallin
Nalin
Roads Board awards Linganore Creek bridge contract
Frederick County Roads Board picks M J Grove Co for Linganore Creek bridge between Mapleville School and Linganore store for a low bid of 23775 dollars. Baltimore department bids open for Vocational building work at Maryland School for the Deaf. Police ticket over 100 overnight parked cars. Frederick Veterans of Foreign Wars win 12 0 over Anacostia Eagles in a pre letter game.
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Frederick County Roads Board
M. J. Grove Co
Linganore Creek
Mapleville
Linganore Store
Department of Public Improvements
Baltimore
Vocational-Erym
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Frederick Veterans OF Foreign Wars
Anacostia Eagles
More Research Could Have Cut Camille Toll
NEA Washington correspondent Ray Cromley argues that small increases in space and weather research could have reduced damage and loss of life from Hurricane Camille. He cites Earth applications by NASA, international weather studies, and weather modification as areas where data and forecast improvements might have saved crops homes and lives.
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Washington
Nea
Congress
U.S
Earth Applications
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Space Agency
Capitol Hill
Soviet Union
United States
Camille
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Readers weigh tax revolt impact on town and schools
A reader warns tax resistance could cripple education and local services. He argues schools, teachers, and bonds would go unpaid, prompting a shift to elected boards and tighter spending scrutiny, urging residents to consider the broader consequences for towns, counties, and taxpayers.
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Fairview Avenue
Charles & Tregoning
Maryland
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