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Adres
Canmons
Andelam
Fryches
Une
Iime
Frye
Foley
National Park Service
Hopespell Village
Laronter
Antietams
C& O
Citizen involvement as crime deterrent in Hagerstown
A local column urges residents to assist in crimes, citing past Hagerstown incidents where bystanders failed to help. It emphasizes that citizen involvement aids identification and arrest of suspects and notes fear of reprisals as a barrier, though such cases remain rare due to alert citizens.
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Hagerstown
Citzen
Cours
Erie
Howard Hughes Pandora Box Bequeathed in Odd Testament
A narrowed historical fragment presents a will allegedly by Howard Hughes. The document claims plans to endow insect eradication projects and the Institute for the Eradication of Facial Mmites, with quirky notes on pests and isolated living.
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Tom Tiede
Washington
NEA
Ava Gardner
Tam
Acapulco
Bonwit Tester
Coe Suife
Las Vegas
Barbs The Happy Hour At Local Watering Sale
The item describes a humorous scene at a bar or pub with a 5 PM start time labeled as the local watering sale, followed by a swift close as patrons enter and settle in. It reads like a playful, overlapping dialogue about routines and timing.
Treasury funds hidden power under private 4 billion kitty
The Exchange Stabilization Fund, created to stabilize the dollar, operates with minimal congressional oversight. The Treasury administers salaries and expenses for about 50 staff, with audits by the General Accounting Office possible, while earnings from investments go back into the fund. Rep. Sam Gibbons leads inquiries into spending and the fund’s legal status.
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Les Whitten
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New York City
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Fund
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United States
Canada
Bank of England
Army
Air Force
Pentagon
Mexico
International Monetary Fund
Gerald L. Parsky
Julia Rose
Weekington Wirsputting
Arthur Sampson
General Services Administration
Historical push to compile Antietam Iron Works sources in Washington County
The Washington County Historical Advisory Committee seeks to assemble all known data on Antietam Iron Works and related iron forges. Volunteers split tasks across sources, archives, and state records, aiming to publish a complete bibliography and uncover hidden documents across local and distant repositories.
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History Group
Marion Snyder
John Rae
Fred Gates
Jane Hershey
Washington County Historical Society
Pauls Dickny
Pennsylvania
Samuel Greenawalt
Daughters of the American
Revolution
Hughes
Frye Willl
Library of Congress
Gates
Antietam Iron Works
Frye
Harold Seibert
Court House
Maryland
United States Marine Corps
Marines’ Museum
Washington
Jerry Sword
West Virginia University
Trom Works
Virginia
Antietarn
Why States Vary in Presidential Primary Procedures
A reader asks why each state runs presidential primaries differently, including ballot types for presidential candidates and delegates. The piece notes Maryland and Illinois delegate counts, New York delegate methods, and calls for federal standardization to reduce confusion in nominations.
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Maryland
Michigan
Vermont
New York
Tilleois
Nevada
Ts Pvery Stata
Abe
Mdi
Federel
No Smoking Signs Urged for Public Spaces
The speaker argues smoking harms health and advocates No Smoking signs in businesses and public transit to protect nonsmokers from cigarette, cigar, and pipe smoke. The call emphasizes universal health benefits and broad adoption.
First day at E. Russell Hicks School brings relief and pride
A student recalls fear of E. Russell Hicks School fading after starting at Funkstown Elementary and visiting the new school with family. The experience becomes wonderful as the student grows to love the school and its teachers.
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E. Russell Hicks
Funkstown
Russell Hicks
Quote on war waste and science justice in public debate
A speaker cites Linus Pauling praising chemistry while condemning militarism as the era’s worst folly. The text railes at government agents supplying contraband, accusing officials of self-dealing and entrapment via intermediaries and a court’s view on a drug case.
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Linus Pauling
Jottings From Yesteryears in County Affairs
County commissioners cut the budget to avoid a tax rate increase. George Street now restricted to parking at one site after fire department complaints. Democratic committee recommends Fred Wright Jr to replace Samuel Dillon. County road picnic areas spruced for summer to draw up to 600000 visitors. Girl Scout Council held awards at City Park with Mrs James Webb presiding. Poison bran mash halted cutworms with cold snap believed to have killed Japanese beetles. Mutuel handle at the fairgrounds reached about 978000 dollars.
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George Street
Democratic Central Committee
Fred Wright Jr
Samuel ‘Dillon
Girl Scout Council
Washington County
James Webb
Che Missionar
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