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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Sep 29, 1969

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ABC backs Dr Thompson for alderman race in Frederick

Arise Black Citizens endorses Dr VE Gladstone Thompson for alderman. ABC, led by William Barnes, cites goals to improve housing, youth guidance, day care, policing as public service, education and inclusive city participation. List of ARC Black workers and officers provided.

Arise Black Citizens VE. Gladstone Thompson ABC Committee Frederick William Barnes Thompson The ABC Ulysses. Bourne William 0. Lee John Gaither Austin Rollins Jr Floyd Brown Transportation Big Brothers of America Publc Board of Education ARC Doris Boyce Bernard Brown Cloyd Brown Diane Jackson Lawrence M. Green Joann Whetzel Estelin Rollins Goldie Garner Marshall Allen James Snowden Elinor Brown Ethel Brown Marjorie Bowie Dorothy Bowie Bernard Rollins Margaret Orms Sam Stroud Stanley Biggus Normand Bowie Godfrey Weedon

Frederick Dentist Runs For City Alderman

Dr. W. E. Gladstone Thompson a Frederick dentist announces his candidacy for City Alderman subject to the Republican Convention. He has led in community groups including the Human Relations Council NAACP YMCA and Asbury Church and serves as vice president of the Frederick County Dental Society. He supports housing reform youth engagement police community cooperation and representative government while noting his military service as a captain and his wife Gloria a teacher.

W. E. Gladstone Thompson D.D.S Frederick Human Relations ‘Council South Prederick Elementary Pta NAACP YMCA Asbury United Methodist Church Commission On Social Concern Frontiers of America Thompson F Mnetoricn County Dental Society Chamber of Commerce People’s Opportunity and Information Center POIC Pythian Castle West All Saints Street Gloria

Mt Airy Bars School Buses On Two Streets

Mt Airy officials voted unanimously at a special meeting to close Rockwell and Elm View Avenues to school bus loading and unloading effective Oct 1. The move follows complaints from property owners over road damage and traffic concerns after a year of trial use. The district explored a route around the north water tank and installed a painted line on Rockwell, which conflicted with state law.

Mt. Airy Rockwell Elview Transportation Department Rtockwell Ave Maryland

Testimonial Dinner For Judge Schnauffer Honored Judge

Former Circuit Court Judge Patrick M. Schnauffer will be honored at a testimonial dinner on October 3 at the Peter Pan Inn. Members of the Frederick and Montgomery Bar Association and Circuit Court judges will attend. Schnauffer served about 27 years and retired this September.

Circuit Court Patrick M. Schnauffer Peter Pan Inn Frederick and Montgomery Har Association Schnauffer

Potomac River Compact meeting set for Oct 8 in Winchester Hall

The Potomac River Compact Committee will hold a public meeting on Wednesday Oct 8 in the Winchester Room at Winchester Hall. Frederick County officials urge attendance and preparation of proposals for inclusion in the compact addressing rights and protections for local waters. A second public hearing on the Potomac River Basin Compact is also announced for 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Claryville Inn in Cumberland.

Potomac River Compact Committee Winchester Winchester Hall At & Pom Maryland Potomac Frederick County Charles Collins Collins Prince George’s County Potomac River Basin Claryville Inn Cumberland District of Columbia Virginia Pennyslvania West Virginia

Crombie Named To New State Advisory Board

Maryland Gov. Mandel announced a 35 member advisory council for the Health Planning Agency. Richard Crombie of Frederick County is named to the panel, joined by state lawmakers and other officials. The group aims to reflect socioeconomic and occupational diversity while guiding health policy.

Crombie New State Advisory Board Annapolis Marvin Mandel Maryland Health Planning Agency Condtimers of Health Services Mandel Act Henry D. Wlatt Jr Maryland Tax Court Frederick County Ithchard Crombie County Planning and Zoning Commission del. Rosalie 5 Abrams I Balto Std del. Aris TL Allen Paul V. Joliet Magerssoin Austin B. Rohrbaugh Chevy Chase Gladva XN Spe Upper Martie Manddlal Avast

Stock Market Opens Mildly Down as Downturn Extends

New York stocks opened with modest losses as the market extended its downtrend. The Dow Jones Industrial Average at 9 40 a.m. stood at 920 95, down 3 23 points from the prior session.

New York Wie

Fire destroys Linden Hills home on Walnut Street

An estimated eight thousand dollars in damage followed a morning house fire on Walnut Street Linden Hills. The two story home owned by Gilbert Kidron at 910 Walnut Street burned from a storage area beneath the stairs with damage to the house and contents totaling about eight thousand dollars. Fire officials list the cause as undetermined as investigators continue. No injuries were reported and residents were absent at the time.

Walnut Street Linden Hills Gilbert Kidron

Beverly Harp Dies After Weeklong Illness

Beverly Ann Harp 14 died after being found unconscious on the Governor Thomas Johnson School grounds. Police treat case as possible assault and are awaiting autopsy results to determine cause of death. Survived by mother Mrs Thelma Brooks and stepfather Julius Brooks and five brothers. funeral at Quinn AME Church with burial in Fairfield Cemetery.

Beverly Ann Harp Governor Thomas Johnson Beverly Washington County General Hospital Hagerstown Thelma Brooks East Fur Street Julius Brooks West Frederick Quinn Ame Sun John Wesley Howard Frederick John Thomas Harp Gerald Edward Harp Marvin Eugene Harp Calvin Marion Harp Lucilie Black Romaine Smith Lilian Brown Union Bridge Hicks Funeral W. Patrick St

Candidate For Alderman Favors Election Change

Galen H R Clagett, a Democratic alderman candidate in the Oct 7 primary, argues that Frederick city precincts are dis proportionate. He proposes expanding from 11 to 15 precincts to form districts, requiring candidates to reside in their district and run district wide, with at large aldermen eliminated. He cites district representation as a municipal progression with proven advantages and says reapportionment will reduce factionalism.

Galen HR. Clagett Frederick Clagett Board of Aldermen Bike Sytem Newn-Pont

County approves bids for brush chipping and landfill work

County Commissioners awarded two contracts. John C. Lewis submitted the low brush chipping bid at 2037.50 and was accepted if it meets specs. Dependable Contractors won the sanitary landfill containment contract at about 4417. Valley Concrete trailed with a higher bid. A dog ordinance was deferred pending a meeting with the Humane Society to discuss alternatives to keeping dogs at large.

Kling- Logan John C. Lewis Mt. Oliver Cemetery Reich Ford Road Dependable Valley Concrete Contractors Humane Society Wallace Hutton

Brandt Seeks CDU Free Democrats Coalition to Form German Government

West Germany's Social Democrats after the federal election plan to form a coalition with the Free Democrats, potentially ousting Chancellor Kiesinger’s Christian Democrats. Brandt vows to win Bundestag approval for his chancellorship as Kiesinger sympathizes with possible renewal of their alliance. The CDU led with 46.1 percent. FDP rose to 5.8 percent. NPD saw strong rejection.

BONS Willy Brandt Social Democrats Brandt Bundestag Christian Democrats CDU Walter Scheel Free Democratic Party FDP Scheel Christian Democraas Free Democrats Kiesinger

Nixon Calls For World Trade Aid

President Nixon pledged the U S will help solve world trade and finance problems including tackling inflation that drains U S vitality. Secretary Kennedy delivered the message at the opening of a meeting of four major international financial and development organizations led by the World Bank IMF and IDA IFC. World Bank President McNamara warned of grim, worsening conditions in underfed and overpopulated regions, urging broad advice and money to help.

Walungton Presi Dent Nixon United States Nixon Secretary of the Treasury David M. Kennedy World Bank International Development Association International Finance Corporation International

Czech Purge Sweeps Nation

Reuters/AP report from Prague describes a weekend purge sweeping reformer Alexander Dubcek and allies from Czechoslovakia’s Communist party and government. Nine cabinet members were dismissed, Dubcek was ousted from the Presidium, and 29 backers left the Central Committee amid broad party reshuffles.

Prague Alexander Dubcek Communist Party Ludvik Svoboda Dubeck National Assembly Hulhe Josef Smrkovsky

Fire log summary from weekend incidents reports

Weekend fire log records multiple calls ending at 7 35 a m Linden Hills address West Seventi Street Riggs Aves and Lal Am for a house fire General Alarm Juniors and County responders. 9 46 a m Saturday auto fire Walkersville 1 70 and Route 15. 5 16 p m Sunday auto fire Independents and Juniors responders Ambulance calls total three emergency events in the period

Linden Hills West Seventil Street Riggs Aves Lal Am Walkersville

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Dr. Thompson V. E G. Thompson Mt Airy Bars Potomac Meeting Winchester Hall Lindenh Lls Amos L. Brown Top E. Barnes Detec Tive Thomas Darkis Uniteds Citizens Truck Company Beverly Harp Beverly Ann Uap Social Democrat Economics Karl Schiller Schiller Votica National Democratic Party Neo Nazi Dubcek Central Committee Smrkovysty Jiri Hajek Amon Maw Leos Comadiloe- 2
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