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'The Ritchie Boys' reunite at camp where they learned how to interrogate POWs
dan.dearth@herald-mail.comSeventy years ago, Guy Stern wasn’t allowed to set foot inside the officers club at Camp Ritchie near Cascade. But on Tuesday, he was welcomed there as a returning hero. “I was a buck private,” the 90-year-old Stern said as he stood on...Tags: Massacres, Judaism, Prisons, World War II (1939-1945), U.S. Army
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Mail Call - June 21
“This is just to congratulate Sam Turnbull. What a great guy, great personality, and a wonderful representative for The Herald-Mail. Good luck, Sam. You deserve all the fun you can gather.” — Chambersburg, Pa. “You know, I&...Tags: Peppermint, Judges, Justice System, Family, Health and Medical Professionals
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Europeans might learn more quickly
timr@herald-mail.comOh, to be a fly on the wall up at Camp David a week from now, when all the former leaders of Europe assemble for what will be half world summit, half Auld Lang Syne. All right, not quite that bad, but voters in Greece and France dealt significant blows...Tags: Prescription Drugs, Greece, Public Finance, Republic of Ireland, Politics
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Islamic gunman wanted in killing spree shot by French police as he jumped from window
Associated PressIn a dramatic end to a 32-hour standoff, a masked French SWAT team slipped into an Islamic extremist’s apartment Thursday, sparking a firefight that ended with the man being shot in the head as he jumped out the window, weapon in hand. The suspect,...Tags: Islam, Lawyers, Entertainment, Justice System, Services and Shopping
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Constance "Connie" J. Noll
janeth@herald-mail.comHad Constance “Connie” Noll lived a few more weeks, she would have been making plans for her annual April Fool’s pranks. Growing up, her sons, Bradley “Kirk” and Matthew “Scott,” could expect to have their...Tags: Religious Festivals, Pneumonia, Travel, Graduation, Lungs and Airways
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Fort Frederick: Protecting its people
Special to The Herald-MailThis is the 192nd in a series of articles about the historical and architectural treasures of Washington County. The French and Indian War, the New World extension of a great European conflict between England and France, arrived in Maryland on July 9,...Tags: Economy, Business and Finance, Brad Pitt, Human Interest, Regional Authority, Arts and Culture
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POWELL: Leo Tolstoy - A flawed saint
“Tolstoy: A Russian Life,” written by Rosamund Bartlett, is a stellar, compelling, revealing and rewarding biography. Tolstoy was a larger-than-life personality who commands attention, admiration and disgust in about equal proportions. Like...Tags: Biography (genre), Charles Dickens, Religion and Belief
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Letters to the Editor - March 7
The religious, through the years, have done much harm To the editor: The question posed by Judith Eardley, “Who did the harm, the religious or the irreligious?” is easy to answer. The Crusades were nothing more than Christian military...Tags: Energy Resources, Judaism, Natural Resources, Christianity, Elizabeth I
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Area veterans honored for contributing their history
U.S. Rep. Roscoe Bartlett, R-Md., formally presented the books with the personal histories of nine constituents into the collection of the Library of Congress' Veterans History Project.
Robert W. Patrick, director of the project, accepted the...Tags: Libraries, Arts and Culture, World War II (1939-1945), Thomas Jefferson, Long Island
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Women share stories of discrimination at League of Woman Voters event
davem@herald-mail.comFormer Hagerstown Police Department officer Margaret Kline talked about having a larger-than-usual amount of clerical work when she was hired as the city’s first female beat officer. Former Hagerstown City Council member Alesia Parson-McBean talked...Tags: Judaism, Arts and Culture, Feminism, Hagerstown (Washington, Maryland), Religion and Belief
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Allan Powell: The murky world of offshore banking
If you have a weak stomach or are prone to heartburn, you would be wise to avoid “Treasure Islands,” written by Nicholas Shaxson. He is a competent investigative reporter whose mission is made clear in his subtitle, “Uncovering The...Tags: Economy, Business and Finance, Swiss Confederation, Companies and Corporations, Finance, Omar Bongo
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