WCTU Sewing School closes its 17th year program
The WCTU Sewing School wrapped up its 17th year with a program by children and a showcase of finished work from the kindergarten department including dresses skirts and aprons. Enrollment reached 117. A coal price cut to 6.90 a ton will take effect April 15. The Frederick County state tax rate will rise to 32 1 3 cents in 1915 and above 36 cents in 1916 due to securities cancellations. A mild smallpox case is reported at Frederick City Hospital linked to Lovettsville and the hospital is under quarantine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WCTU
Frederick
Frederick County
Frederick City Hospital
Lovettsville
Fulbright Speech Draws Mixed North-South Reaction
The Fulbright Senate address on foreign policy provokes divided coverage. Western papers critique calls for realism and tolerance toward Cuba and Panama, while Izvestia and Pravda frame the speech as a new, realistic tendency in Washington politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News and Post
J. W. Fulbright
Senate
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Panama Canal
Panama
Soviet Union
China
Izvestia
Pravda
Washington
Johnson
Dean Rusk
Fulbright
Europe
Hitler
Moscow
Strangers Move Face Up to Resign Over Disgraceful Incidents
The article notes Japan's Interior Minister resigning after a mentally unbalanced youth stabbed Ambassador Edwin O. Reischauer and Premier Hayato Ikeda apologized on live TV. The ambassador heals from a thigh wound. In Brazil the Navy Minister also resigned following a mutiny by 3000 sailors demanding the arrest of the insurgent union president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
U. S
Edwin O. Reischauer
Hayato Ikeda
Navy
Brazil
DeMolay Week Thanks Frederick News Staff
Frederick Chapter Order of DeMolay expresses gratitude for coverage of International DeMolay Week March 15 22 1964. They thank Mayor Magaha for signing the proclamation and Dr A R Remsberg Jr for window space for their display. Frederick Maryland March 31 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeMolay
Frederick
Order of DeMolay
Magaha
A. R. Remsberg Jr
Robert W. Garrett
DE Molay
East Ninth Street
Maryland
Wettest March ends as drought relief boosts city
Twenty years ago the wet March ended easing drought in Frederick County. A town event drew 700 plus youths collecting magazines for the April Fool the Axis drive at the Tivoli Theater. MacArthur announced bomber strikes on Truk and Woleai in the Carolines. Dairymen were ordered to supply 1 256 cars of hay under CCC relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Tivoli Theater
Douglas MacArthur
South Pacific
Truk
Woleia Islands
Carolines
Frederick County
Southern States Cooperative For Commodity Credit Corporation
Strawsleigh Residents Form Property Owners Association
Russell L. Strain was elected chairman of the Strawsleigh Property Owners Association formed last Thursday. Seventeen residents attended including Mrs. William Blessley part owner of Strawsleigh Inc. and developer. Others elected secretary and an executive committee. Plans discussed joint efforts on Strawsleigh projects to improve the area and protect owners privacy. Three new houses to be started this spring in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell L. Strain
Strawsleigh
Braddock Heights
Strawsleigh Property Owners Association
William Blessley
Knoxville
Strawsleigh Inc
Nolan D. C. Lewis
James Rimler
Taylor Nute
Norman Todd
Move murder case Annapolis court orders new trial venue
The Maryland Court of Appeals ruled 5 to 2 that John E. Simms must be tried in a court other than Montgomery County for murder and attempted rape tied to the death of Margarita B. Lesueuer. Simms, 22, an Annapolis Negro, was indicted in 1961 and the case was moved to Montgomery County after defense claims of an unfair forum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Maryland Court of Appeals
John E. Simms
Montgomery County
High Court
Simms
Margarita B. Lesueuer
Anne Arundel County
Delmarva Advisory Council Formed To Plan Peninsula
Delmarva Advisory Council created by governors of Delaware Maryland and Virginia held its first meeting in Kiptopeke Virginia with sixteen representatives. George M. Nelson was elected chairman and Lucious J. Kellam led a tour of the bay bridge tunnel opening April 15. The group aims to attract tourist traffic to Delmarva beaches and waterfronts. next meeting set in Salisbury within 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiptopeke
Delmarva
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
Delmarva Peninsula
George M. Nelson
Salisbury
Eastern Shore Public Service Co
Benjamin W. Mears Jr
Eastville
Lloyd R. Leslie
Delaware Power and Light Co
Norman W. Harrington
Easton Star Democrat
Edwin Golin
Delaware State Development Department
Lucious J. Kellam
Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel Commission
Delmarva Advisory Council
New Bay
Kellam
Local Birthdays and Post service Updates Spread Across Town
Mrs Norman Dixon of Madison Street celebrates her birthday. Mr James Mercer of the Clerk of the Court’s office has a birthday Thursday. Lt Col (ret) and Mrs Herman E Tyree with son visit Mrs Tyree’s parents Mr and Mrs Bayard C Grabill Libertytown. Mrs Grabill returned from surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Miss Maxine Grabill resumes studies at Marshall University Huntington W Va. Miss Sharon Grabill returns to Western Maryland College Westminster after Easter with parents. Pvt Ralph D Orrison Frederick RFD 7 Eastview left for basic training at Fort Jackson S C. Address NG 23277916 Co E 5th Bn ist Tag Bde Fort Jackson SC 29207. Orrison is a Frederick High School class of 1960 graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Dixon
Madison Street
James Mercer
Herman E Tyree
Jacksonville
Fla
Tyree
Bayard C. Grabill
Libertytown
Grabill
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Maxine Grabill
Marshall University
Huntington
W. Va
Sharon Grabill
Western Maryland College
Westminster
C. Stafford Grabill
Ralph D. Orrison
Ralph C. Orrison
Frederick
Co. E
Fort Jackson
8. C
Orrison
Frederick High School
Local Illness and Hospital Notes In Frederick Area
Among the sick Mrs. Oscar Singer of Woodsboro is convalescing at home. Mr L J Tibbs has returned to Knoxville after surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital and is recovering well. Mr Claude L Crampton of Braddock Avenue is a medical patient at Frederick Memorial. Mrs Clara Green of Lewistown entered Frederick Memorial Hospital for surgery. Chief Judge Patrick M Schnauffer of the Sixth Judicial Circuit will enter hospital for minor surgery on an arm. Mrs Grace E B Carnes of Washington was recently admitted to Winnobona Nursing Home Brad dock Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Singer
Woodsboro
Lanes J. Tibbs
Knoxville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Claude L. Crampton
Braddock Avenue
Clara Green
Lewistown
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Sixth Judicial Circuit
Winnobona
Braddock Heights
Grace EB. Carnes
Washington
Teenagers Placed on Six Months Probation
Seven teenagers, arrested March 7 for breaking into a summer home near Burkittsville, were placed on six months probation. The house owner, Arthur Hilland of Rockville, opted not to press charges and will arrange restitution with the youths’ parents. The incident began when Hilland found four girls staying overnight and implicated three boys. Windows were broken and a phone torn out. Funeral services will be held Thursday for John B. Morse, Calvert County Board of Education president and Maryland Tobacco Cooperative leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burkittsville
William C. Roderick
Arthur Hilland
Rockville
Roderick
Hilland
Prince Frederick, Md
John B. Morsell
Calvert County Board of Education
Maryland Tobacco Cooperative
Johnson cuts off GOP talks on foreign policy in election year
President Johnson has halted direct talks with Senate Republican Leader Dirksen and House GOP Leader Halleck over criticisms of his foreign policy. The White House has stopped phone calls and invitations, marking a shift from Kennedy era outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Bell
Washington
Johnson
White House
Panama
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
House
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Dirksen
Halleck
GOP
John F Kennedy
Kennedy
Stem
Congress
Leadership Education for Reconciliation Conference
Miss Car Mears of the United Church Women will lead a conference on Leadership Education for Reconciliation at the Church of the Brethren on Fairview Avenue. The Maryland UCW hosts. Mrs H Howard, Frederick Council president, directs local arrangements. The program runs from 9 45 a m to 3 30 p m with worship discussions dialogue speeches and panels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cartie E. Mears
General Department of United Church Women
National Council of Churches
Conference On
Church of the Brethren
Fairview Avenue
United Church Women of Maryland
Ar] H. Howard
Frederick
Howard
Chain Of Newspapers Sold To Gannett Group
Westchester-Rockland group newspapers including nine New York dailies and one weekly with about 200000 circulation were sold to Gannett. Valerie Macy Jr and J Noel Macy announced with Paul Miller of Gannett. staff and policies to remain unchanged. Gannett includes 15 daily papers in New York Connecticut New Jersey Illinois. Rochester headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Plains
N.Y
Westchester-Rockland Group
New York
Gannet Group
Connecticut
New Jersey
Illinois
Rochester
Four Missouri Boys Rescued From Cave Ordeal
Four teenage boys missing about twelve hours in a Ozarks cave near Jerome Missouri were rescued and brought out safe by rescuers. The youths Kenny Lewis 15 Gerald Cook Eddie Ousley and Teddy Miller 18 of Rolla were smiling tired and mud smeared as they emerged at 3 90 a.m.
Withheld Sentencing for Local Youth in Assault Case
A 16 year old Frederick area boy was found guilty of assault and battery and had sentencing withheld for a month by Magistrate Stanley Y. Bennett. Alan Monroe Lochner of RFD 1 Frederick was charged December 27 after a Walkersville teenage dance where another teen was stabbed. The injured teen, Arthur Andrew Leveronne, 16, of Dublin road Walkersville, testified. Ralph Whitmore saw Lochner stab Leveronne. Lochner denied intent. Attorney Edwin F. Nikirk represented Lochner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Area
Stanley Y. Bennett
Alan Monroe Lochner
RFD 1
Frederick Lochner
Walkersville
Arthur Andrew Leveronne
Dublin Road
Lochner
Ralph Whitmore
Leveronne
Edwin F. Nikirk
Paul Chester Peach
New Market
Fire damages chimney and siding at James A Bryant house
Fire caused minor damage at 117 East Fifth Street when flames burned through the chimney and scorched wooden siding. Firefighters from the Juniors Uniteds and Citizens stations responded for about thirty minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Bryant
East Fifth Street
Uniteds
Deaths Winfred B Halterman 38 of Gaithersburg
Winfred B Halterman 38 of RFD 2 Gaithersburg died Monday at Horton Boarding Home near New Windsor He was born in Bergton Virginia son of the late Mr and Mrs Simon Halterman Survived by brothers Howard Halterman of Bergton Lacy of Morrisville Virginia Mrs Ivis Randall and Mrs Violet Yankey both of Nokesville Virginia and Mrs Bessie Dove of Hyattsville Also survived by foster mother Mollie Wilkins of Boyds Friends may call at Olin Molesworth Funeral Home Damascus Funeral Thursday at 11am Interment in Darnestown Presbyterian Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfred
Halterman
Winfred B. Halterman
RFD
Gaithersburg
Horton
New Windsor
Bergton
Virginia
Simon Halterman
Howard Halterman
Lacel
Morrisville
Ivis Randall
Violet Yankey
Nokesville
Bessie Dove
Hyattsville
Mollie Wilkins
Boyds
Olin &, Molesworth
Damascus
Darnestown Presbyterian Cemetery
Funeral notices and services across multiple towns
Funeral services and arrangements are listed for several individuals. Becky Buxton of Clagettaville died Sunday with services Tuesday at 2 p.m. in Damascus. pallbearers listed and burial in Montgomery Methodist cemetery. Bertie Devilbiss of Union Bridge died Saturday with 1:30 p.m. service. pallbearers named and burial in Pipe Creek Cemetery. Miss Cora Funk died Friday. services Tuesday at 2 p.m. with burial in Mount Olivet. Dora Miller Lease died Friday. service Tuesday at 2 p.m. Unionville. burial in church cemetery. Albert F. Pridemore of New Windsor to be buried Friday at Liberty Baptist Church Lisbon. viewing at Waitz Funeral Home today and Thursday. body lies in state at church from 10:30 a.m. until service. Surviving family members listed for Pridemore include mother, son, daughter, brothers and sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becky Buxton
Clagettaville
Olin L. Molesworth
Damascus
Bruce Gabbert
J. William Moxley
Kenneth Wayne Moxley
Roscoe F. Buxton
Rudell A. Mullinix
Roger B. Buxton
Robert H. Moxley
Mont-gomery Methodist Cemetery
Bertie Estella Devilbiss
Luther H. Devilbiss
Union Bridge
Brookfield Manor
D. D. Hartzler
Cora Virginia Funk
Taney Apartments
East Church Street
David Dawson
Araby
Dora Miller Lease
Unionville
Singanore Methodist Church
Lawrence Mason
Elbert Koontz
Herman Koontz
Walter Zimmerman
Francis Staley
Kenneth Barker
G. Plitt von Eiff
Jacob Young
C. M. Waltz
Albert F. Pridemore
New Windsor
Liberty Baptist Church
Lisbon
C. A. Brubaker
Mack Wilder
C. M. Waitz
Winfield
Kyles Ford
Tennessee
Harriet
William M.pridemore
Kermit
Westminster
Nancy E. Husk
Hawaiian ‘Islands
Lon
Tyler
Larkin
Grace Lamb
Indiana
Agnes
Motorist Acquitted Of Drunken Driving In Magistrate Court
Walkersville area man Lois R. Ingram, 40, was acquitted of drunken driving after a defense motion and fined 25 dollars on the reckless driving count. The case stemmed from a March 22 arrest by Officer Donalun Travis after a East street East Eighth street crash. Separate rulings found William H. Baker, 29, of Brunswick, guilty of assault and battery with 50 dollar fine and 30 days jail (30 days suspended) and Earl D. Blackwell, 38, of Roanoke Va., guilty of not paying a 40 dollar hotel bill and jailed 30 days in default of a 50 dollar fine. Charles Morris Kauffman, 42, Mountaindale, received 10 days in Frederick County Jail after a March 24 assault and battery charge from wife Betty L. Kauffman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville
Stanley Y. Bennett
Lois R. Ingram
RFD 1
Ingram
Edwin F. Nikirk
Donalun Travis
East Street
East Eighth Street
William H. Baker
Brunswick
Baker
Howard W. Schrader
William W. Wenner
Earl D. Blackwell
Roanoke
Randolph Higinbotham
Blackwell
Charles Morris Kauffman
Mountaindale
Frederick County
Kauffman
Betty L. Kauffman
Hit and Run Driver Sought in West Virginia Crash
Police appeal for information on a 1964 light color Mercury Monterey Marauder involved in a hit-and-run on U S 40 east of here. The vehicle would show damage to the right front fender and door plus missing door molding and rear fender chrome. Victim Victor A Young 38 of Sage West Virginia hospitalized for punctured hip and burns. Contact State Police with any information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ti. C
Ronald Twigg
West Virginia
U. S. 40
Here
Victor A. Young
Sage
W. Va
4-H Public Speaking Winners Named in County Contest
Two returning champions led the county 4-H public speaking winners in Winchester Hall. Sue Carol Adams Buckeystown Cloverettes senior girl and Rodney Martz New Midway junior boy repeated as winners. Other victors include Lana Black Thurmont junior girl Dwight Smith Jefferson senior boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Hall
Sue Carol Adams
Buckeystown Cloverettes
Rodney Martz
New Midway
Lana Black
Thurmont Blue Ribbon
Dwight Smith
Jefferson
Miss Adams
Smith
Gaithersburg
Montgomery
Carroll
Howard
Susan Messer
Urbana
Becky Keilholtz
Rocky Ridge
Kenneth E. Shifflet
John E. Tritt
Marvin Bures
Howard County
C. Thomas Ford
Dorchester County
Death at Frederick High School student linked to accident
David E. Fisher, 15, died from a ruptured liver after an accident on West Patrick Street. Autopsy at Frederick Memorial Hospital found the liver ruptured by chest impact against a car dashboard. He was a Frederick High student and son of the late Charles E. and Cora Early Fisher. He is survived by seven sisters and five brothers. Funeral services set for Thursday at 2 p.m. at Gladhill funeral home with Rev. Basil Grossnickle officiating. Burial in Harmony Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David E. Fisher
Frederick High School
West Patrick Street
Robert Furie
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Furie
Charles E
Cora Early Fisher
Ada Baker
Harmony
Paul Hausler
Braddock
Roger Wills
Linden Hills
Floyd Delauter
Myersville
James Kline
Wolfsville
Winton Hubble
Richard Baugher
John Wills
City
Charles W
Thurmont
Philip H
Ralph J
George W
Walkersville
Walter E. Fisher
Jefferson
Gladhill
Middletown
Basil Grossnickle
Harmony Cemetery
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News-Post
Strawsleigh Residents Farm Organization
Foundation
William Wallace McPeak
Ford Foundation
Association For Aid of Crippled Children
American Heart Association
Ford Motor Co
Sparta
Tenn
Delmarva Council
Gannett Group
Peach
James R. Hahn
Hahn Transportation
Hahn
Nelson Warfield
Dorsey Delano Bryan
Robert K. Kennedy
Bryan
Steiners Hill
P. Richard Sanders
Trent
Sneadsville, Tenn
Julia Rhea
Morristown, Tenn
Winchpeter Hall
Buckeystown
J. Rolfe Castleman
Frederick Fairgrounds
Donte Brashears
Kim
Gary Weedy
David Stup
Gerrit
Suzy Schipper
Caroline Reynolds
David
Ronald
Gareth Harshman
Michael Etter
Donna Weingarten
Edward Huebner
Richard Stone
Thomas Smith
Ann Smith
Susan Ritchie
Nevada
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