The News Frederick April 4 1964 Page 409
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Frederick
Maryland
Ngatsouthean G. & Mfo. CO
North Court
Cory
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Focal
Post
Milk Plant at Walkersville Modernized for Up-to-Date Station
The Milk Plant of George M Oyster Jr in Walkersville has undergone extensive improvements to modernize the station. Superintendent John T White of Frederick County Public Schools opposes implementing eugenics and sex hygiene in the curriculum. William H Ramsburg has taken charge of the Arlington Hotel on April 1 and begun major improvements to elevate it to standard hotel status.
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George M. Oyster Jr
Washington
Walkersville
Brunswick
Martinsburg
W. Va
Frederick’ Society
John T
Frederick County
William H. Ramsburg
Arlington Hotel
Frederick
Youth Rebellion Across Nations Draws Mixed Portraits
The piece contrasts teenage unrest in England and Florida with broader 1930s youth behavior. It argues many youths resist societal pressure, maintaining balanced paths despite glamorized vandalism headlines, and notes a loss of contact rather than simple generation gap.
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Genghis Khan
Florida
Traffic Deaths and Road Safety Debate in Frederick
A discussion contrasts human error and mechanical faults with road design as major causes of U S highway fatalities. While seat belt engineering and enforcement save lives, Frederick cites eight years with only one highway fatality and urges ongoing driver caution.
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U.S
Frederick City
Frederick
PTA Meet to Explore Modern Mathematics in Frederick County
The April PTA meeting in Yellow Springs will feature a panel discussion on Modern Mathematics in Frederick County Schools. Moderator Dr John L Carnochan Jr and panelists including Alice Love Louise F Thompson Glenn Warneking and Marie B Linton attend to discuss instructional progress. A Knoxville man sustained minor injuries when his car overturned in Weverton.
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Yellow Springs
Parent-Teacher Association
Frederick County
John L. Carnochan Jr
Alice Love
Louise F. Thompson
Glenn Warneking
Marie B. Linton
High Induction Tests Reported In Baltimore Draw
In Baltimore a large majority of over 70 registrants passed the pre induction examinations in the latest April call. The Red Cross Production Corps awaits wool shipments and faces a spring quota for knitting and kit bags for the Army. City officials are urged to sponsor community activities to curb juvenile delinquency and aid recreation. Gen George C Kenney directed more than 300 planes against Hollandia in the greatest air raid by the Fifty Air Force, leaving the Japanese base a smoking ruin.
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Baltimore
Red Cross Production Corps
George C. Kenney
Hollandia
New Guinea
Prisoners Tell Story The Crime Skit on road
In Michigan City Indiana prisoners from Indiana State Prison perform a traveling stage piece called The Crime Skit. Five lifers and a 25 year man act in a cell block setting sharing life stories including Ben Lawrence a killer serving life and his son also sentenced to life. The show tours high schools PTA meetings and parole officer conferences through May. Guards accompany the troupe as they perform and convey stark warnings about life outside prison.
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Michigan City
Ind
Indiana State
Ben Lawrence
PTA
Leon Baron
Quake Strikes Anchorage During Aftershock Spreads Alarm
An Anchorage aftershock jolts the city a week after a major quake, prompting a mass exodus of workers. Police report no injuries as areas heavily damaged earlier show little new damage. Seward and Kodiak not yet reporting the tremor.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Valdez
State Division of Civil Defense
Seward
Kodiak
Everett
Wash
Civil Defense
University of Washington
Norman Rasmussen
University
Motorist Acquitted After Town Court Trial
Robert L. Shankle 23 of West Patrick street was acquitted in Magistrate Stanley Y. Bennett's court of speeding beyond reasonable limits after an accident on Dill avenue at College avenue involving Miss Mary Hubbard. Beall 19 of West Fifth street was found guilty of exceeding 25 mph and fined $15. defense questioned officer visibility at night. Michael J. Taylor 17 was acquitted of reckless driving after turning onto Jefferson street from Pearl street and hitting a parked car. Sidney McCoy 61 of Cumberland was convicted of being intoxicated and jailed 10 days for a $25 fine.
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Robert L. Shankle
West Patrick Street
Stanley Y. Bennett
Shankle
James E. Schroyer
Dill Avenue
College Avenue
Mary Hubbard
Dill
Miss Hubbard
Edwin F. Nikirk
Donald R. Beall
West Fifth Street
Beall
William E. Shepley
Shepley
William H. Crabill
West South Street
East Sixth Street
Nikirk
Bennett
Michael J. Taylor
South Jefferson Street
Taylor
Schreyer
Jefferson Street
Pearl Street
Sidney McCoy
Cumberland
Harry J. Frost
McCoy
Frederick notes on community life and local inquiries
In Frederick a noted local poetess Edith H Shank marks her 81st birthday with a reflection on the Golden Rule. The column discusses phone number confusion ZIP codes and odd calls to residents the Mayor's 1 30 a m water complaint and police efforts to curb littering plus school board debates on Winfield Eldersburg site plans and future high school offerings.
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Frederick
Edith H. Shank
North College Parkway
Carroll School Case Aired
Mount Airy residents accuse Carroll County Board of Education of incompetence and politics over plans to close Mount Airy high school and consolidate at Winfield. The state board will rule later after reviewing whether procedures followed state guidelines. Facts cited include missing data on educational and financial advantages and pupil transport safety. Vernon R. Simpson criticized responses as inconclusive and vague. Simpson, Damascus High School assistant principal, lives in Mount Airy and says the district is ready to build.
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Samuel Jenness
League
Carroll County Capital Improvements Commission
Winfield
Simpson
Richard Nell
Montgomery County
Laytonsville
Carroll School Board
Mount Airy
Eldersburg
Nell
Cyril Witte
Loyola College
Baltimore
Philip Lerner
Freedom
Carroll County
Jenness
Weinstock
L. Pearce Bowlus
Taneytown
Carroll County Board of Education
Citizens League
Nathan Weinstock
State Board of Education
Carroll Board
Mount ' Ai
Vernon R. Simpson
Damascus High School
Deaths: William O. Barger and others in Carroll County
Obituary notices report William O. Barger 47 found dead at home on Mountain Road Knoxville of natural causes. He leaves wife and two children Brenton and Brenda, plus four sisters. Services set at Grace Episcopal Church Brunswick with burial undecided. Additional notices for Mrs. Stella Gray, D Frank Haifley, Mrs. Emily Hurst, and Albert R. Palmer list ages, residences, survivors, and funeral details across Brunswick Winfield Taneytown and Hagerstown areas.
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William Oakland Barger
Mountain Road
Knoxville
Barger
William P. Barger
Goldie M. Barger
Brenton Barger
Brenda Barger
Millie Slattery
Halethorpe
Helen Handler
Dundalk
Loretta
Brunswick
A. D. Salmon
Hope To End Coal Mine Strike in Mason town And U S Steel Mines
Hopes for a quick settlement of soft coal strikes across six states rested on a United Mine Workers Local 6321 meeting in Mason town Pennsylvania. The local represents about 10 percent of workers at U S Steel Corp three Robena mines and was among the first to walk out.
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Masontown
Pennsylvania
United Mine Workers
U.S. Steel Corp
Robena
Penn
Sylvania
Book and Author Luncheon Sells Out at Library
The fifth annual Book and Author Luncheon by the Friends of the C Burr Artz Library is sold out for April 14. Ralph Reppert will speak to about 200 guests in the Francis Scott Key Hotel ballroom starting at 12 30 p m. Reppert writes for the Baltimore Sunday Sun and has a recent book titled Ralph Reppert and His Electric Wife. Mrs Edward D Grove Jr serves as luncheon chairman.
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Friends of
C. Burr
Sunday Sun
Harriet
Edward D. Grove Jr
Funeral rites for local farmer Alfred Pridemore
Funeral services for Alfred Pridemore, well known farmer who died suddenly at his home near New Windsor, were held at the Lisbon Baptist Church. Rev. C A Brubaker and Rev. Mack Wilder officiated. interment in church cemetery with pallbearers O W Barber Donald Witt John Winkes Denton Ensor Olin Hancock and Beldon Patrick. Arrangements by Waltz Funeral Home Winfield.
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Alfred Pridemore
New Windsor
Baptist Church
Lisbon
C. A. Brubaker
Mack Wilder
O. W. Barber
Donald Witt
John Winkles
Denton Ensor
Olin Hancock
Beldon Patrick
Waltz
Liberty Road
Winfield
Notable Local Hospital Updates
Among the sick Mrs. Ruth Krepps of West Seventh Street underwent surgery at the University in Baltimore and is reported in satisfactory condition after ten days as a patient. Mr. Oliver F. Englebrecht Sr. of Rosemont Avenue has recovered at home following a medical stay at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Edward B. Jones Jr. of 327 South Jefferson Street underwent surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital on Tuesday and is reported in satisfactory condition.
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Ruth Krepps
West Seventh Street
University In
Bakers Celebrate 30th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs John E Baker Jr of Walkersville celebrate their 30th wedding anniversary today. Mt Kilimanjaro is actually two volcanoes.
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John E. Baker Jr
Walkersville
Mt. Kilimanjaro
Banker and farmer J M Pittinger dies at 83 in Libertytown
J M Pittinger 83 well known banker and farmer and cattle dealer of Libertytown died this morning at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a period of failing health. He served 25 years on the board of the Libertytown and Union Bridge Bank and was a member of the Libertytown Methodist Church. He was born in Frederick County to Jacob N and Julia Hartseck Pittinger. Surviving are his wife Verdie Nelson Pittinger a son Nelson M Pittinger Walkersville and a grandson Nelson McGill Pittinger. The body lies at Libertytown funeral home with calling Sunday evening. It will be moved to the Libertytown Methodist Church Monday at 1 30 p m for services at 2 30 p m conducted by Rev Keith Smith. Interment in Fairmont Cemetery Libertytown.
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George A. Gray
Stella A. Gray
Gist
Carroll County
Reed
Georgianna Barnes
Emma Gray
Waltz Funeral Home
Liberty Road
Winfield
Edwin Reter
Bethesda
Jesse M. Pittinger
Libertytown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Pittinger
Verdie Nelson Pittinger
Nelson M. Pittinger
Walkersville
Nelson McGill Pittinger
D. D. Hartzler
Keith Smith
Fairmont Cemetery
Three Accidents Reported In City
Police logged three city accidents on Friday. Richard A. Sliger 61 of Lee Place collided with Joe A. Rictor 20 of Corvallis Ore stationed at Ft. Detrick. damages about 250 dollars each. Harry Silvis 46 of Allegany NY crossed lanes and hit James Strawsburg 21 of LeGore. damages 50 and 200 dollars. Rodney H. Smith 17 of Betterton hit a parked car owned by May M. Gerhold. damages 75 and 25 dollars. No charges were filed in the last case.
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Richard A. Sliger
Lee Place
Wilson Place
Rosemont Avenue
Joe A. Rictor
Corvallis
Ore
Ft. Detrick
Rictor
Sliger
Calvin L. Phillips
North Market Street
Third Street
Harry Silvis
Allegany
N. Y
James E. Strawsburg
LeGore
Silvis
DeSoto
Strawsburg
Ford
J. Frank Main
Donald E. ‘Tracey
Burck Street
Catoctin Avenue
Rodney H. Smith
Betterton
May M. Gerhold
Soviets Lose Out In Chevy Chase
In Washington the five member zoning board denied Martin Decker permission to sell the 16 acre Bonnie Brae estate to the Soviet Union for a multimillion dollar embassy and chancellery despite President Johnson's support. Residents argued the project would ruin the area's residential character. 4H CLUB MEETS Buckeystown Cloverettes meet at Phyllis Johnson's home March 13 with two leaders and eleven members present. Pie crust demo by Mrs Milton Fry. Next meeting set for April 1 at 7 90 p.m. at Sandra Fry's home.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Swank
Chevy Chase
Board of
Martin Decker
Philadelphia
Bonnie Brae
Johnson
Buckeystown Cloverettes
Phyllis Johnson
Milton Fry
Virginia Staub
Sandra Fry
Tuscarora
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