Frederick News Briefs Apr 6 1964
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1964
Page
4
MacArthur Laid To Rest A Great American Passes From World Stage
Gen Douglas MacArthur the longtime commander and statesman who shaped US military history has died. His career spanned World War I World War II and Korea guiding battles and occupation reforms. A new space radar complex at Eglin AFB Florida promises to monitor satellites and missiles from thousands of miles up enhancing national security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas MacArthur
General MacArthur
Pearl Harbor
Philippines
Corregidor
Australia
Japan
MacArthur
Red China
Manchuria
Washington
Sperry Rand Corp
Eglin Air Force Base
Florida
Sick Mr Charles E Young Remains in Frederick Memorial Hospital
Among The Sick Mr. Charles Edward Young of Ladiesburg remains a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital admitted Thursday after a heart attack. He is improving but not allowed visitors. Bobby DeGrange, son of Mr and Mrs Walter DeGrange of this city, was admitted Sunday morning for observation and treatment with a satisfactory condition. Frank E Harper, Mayor of Mount Airy, will attend his first Town Council meeting in two months tonight after recovering from pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Edward Young
Ladiesburg
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Bobby DeGrange
Walter DeGrange
Frank E. Harper
Mount Airy
Easter Visitors Call On Katherine Nusbaum Family
Easter visitors at Miss Katherine Nusbaum house on East Patrick street included Victor Clay and Wava Clay from Pittsburgh and Paul Lowman with Mrs. Clay from Mt. Airy. Helene Harley returned home from a ten day visit with relatives in Gross Pointe and nearby cities. Mrs. Irving Shuffler received a wedding cake slice from the Dover Kent wedding of Noah Eeny and his bride. A group from this city, including Glenn Olson and daughter Peesy, Oran Irvin and son W. P. Irvin, Mrs. Frank Garrett, and Mrs. Dorothy Wenger, recently spent a month in Florida Clearwater and nearby areas. Also included are culinary tips for lobster and shrimp hors d oeuvres with marinated lobster and pineapple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Nusbaum
East Patrick Street
Victor Clay
Pittsburgh
Wava Clay
Paul Lowman
Mt. Airy
Helene Harley
Grosspointe
Mich
Holgate Harley
West Church Street
James H. Grove
This City
Frederick L. Smith
Rosemont Avenue
Irving L. Shuffler
Commerce Street
Dover
Kent Shire
England
Noah Eeny
Shuffler
Glenn Olson
Peesy
Middletown
Oran Irvin
W. P. Irvin
Frank Garrett
Dorothy Wenger
Florida
Clearwater
Fla
Fifty Years Ago Items from the News-Post April 6 1914
Rev J W Gentler to leave Middletown Lutheran for a Lancaster County church. Union Manufacturing Co directors named for the year. Union Chapel at Bartholows shows wreckage after service with 38 broken panes. Two suspected smallpox cases in Brunswick reported by doctors. Frederick Brick Works elects directors. Woodsboro pike improvements begin with culvert replacements and grading. John Best oversees work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Gentler
Middletown Lutheran Church
Lancaster County
Union Manufacturing Company
David Lowenstein
Thomas H. Haller
Joan Baumgardner
George H. Zimmerman
John L. Johnson
Union Chapel
Bartholows
Woodsboro Pike
Frederick
Ceresville
John Best
Snow flurries dip Frederick as April yawns cold
April 6 1944 Frederick records third straight chilly dawn with a 27 degree low. An Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co truck wreck blocked the Emmitsburg Thurmont road near Mt St Marys College for about an hour. Rotary luncheon honors officials for waste paper drive. Maryland needs over 25 000 farm workers for 1944 production. Wendell Willkie exits GOP race after Wisconsin primary verdict favors Dewey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Emmitsburg - Thurmont
Mt. St. Mary’s College
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
Maryland
Rotary Club
Wendell Willkie
Wisconsin
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Wedding of Judith Himes and Gary Phillips in Brunswick
Judith Ann Himes and Gary Warren Phillips were married March 21 in the Christian Missionary Alliance Church in Brunswick. The couple, now of Hagerstown, plan Washington and Williamsburg, with both spouses employed locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Jean Nally
Boonsboro
Harold Robertson
Williamsport
Eugene Higdon
Knoxville
Washington
Williamsburg
Hagerstown
Boonsboro High School
West Virginia College of Beauty Culture
Martinsburg
Adolph Beauty Salons of
Maryland
Mack Trucks, , Inc
A Bridge Question: Leading the King of Hearts in Four Spades
A rubber bridge scenario shows how a bold king of hearts lead can disrupt declarer plans after four spades by decisive bidding. The West hand, with three small trumps and one ace in diamonds, may set up dummy’s suit and aim for heart ruffs. The text humorously notes the risk of becoming a hero or a bum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Declarer
Grove Is Home From Antarctic
Edward Dawson Groveard son of Mr and Mrs Edward D Grove Sr Rockwell Terrace is back on three weeks leave after completing his second winter with the U S Navy Antarctic Research Program Operation Deep Freeze Nine Navy Seabees in the Mobile Construction Battalion left November 1 for Antarctica They erected a 131 foot antenna at the Soviet Vostok Station paving the way for a major U S Soviet cooperative research effort Grove and the others built similar towers at other locations on the polar continent
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Dawson Groveard
Edward D. Grove
Rockwell Terrace
United States Navy
Antarctica
Grove
Navy
Mobile
Soviet Union
Vostok
Funeral rites set for Raymond, noted singer of Johnsville
Funeral services for Raymond, a singer from Johnsville, who died Thursday at Frederick Memorial Hospital, were held Sunday at 10:30 a.m. at D. D. Hartzler and Sons Funeral Home in Union Bridge. Elders George Stansbury and David Benedict led the service. Burial followed at Beaver Dam Cemetery near Union Bridge. Pallbearers included Martin Flagle, David Bohn, Earl Bohn, Clarence Singer, Marshall Singer, and Elmer Singer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
Singer
Johnsville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
D. D. Hartzler and Sons
Union Bridge
George Stansbury
David Benedict
Beaver Dam Cemete
Martin Flagle
David Bohn
Earl Bohn
Clarence Singer
Marshall Singer l
Elmer Singer
MacArthur’s character and ego defined his fate
James Marlow analyzes General Douglas MacArthur noting brains courage and charisma paired with egoism that led to disobedience to President Truman. He traces MacArthur’s mythic rise and fall from World War II to Korea, ending with his dismissal and the end of a storied career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
Associated Press News
Washington
Douglas MacArthur
George Washington
Ulysses S. Grant
Andrew Jackson
Marne
Meuse-Argonne
St. Mihiel
Sedan
Bataan
Corregidor
New Guinea
Leyte
Lingayen Gulf
Borneo
Luzon
Pusan
Indian Yalu River
Achilles
John Gunther
MacArthur
Japan
Scotland
Life Magazine
King Arthur
Knights of the Round Table
Winston Churchill
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Charlemagne
Nation Mourns General MacArthur At Walter Reed
General MacArthur died after surgery for gall bladder spleen and intestinal removal. His wife Jean Faircloth and son Arthur 26 were at his bedside as mourners recalled a career marked by retreat and the vow I shall return. A motorcade carried the family from Walter Reed toward New York amid torches and honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Reed
Jean Marie Faircloth
Murfreesboro
Tenn
Arthur
MacArthur
Philippines
Corregidor
Walter Reed Hospital
New York
West Point
Death Of Girt Cleared By Police
Police report the death of 18 year old Edna Irene Harlow of Aspers Pa was ruled carbon monoxide poisoning with no alcohol in her blood. An Emmitsburg man was questioned after her body was found in his son in law's car and authorities said no charges would be filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Thc
William L. Newcomer
Edna Irene Harlow
RFD 1
Aspers
Thurmont
Emmitsig
Getytsburg
Earthquake casualties and damage ripple through Anchorage area
A Brunswick girl and her Leesburg husband near Fort Richardson felt the quake impact as downtown Anchorage suffered extensive damage. Reports describe collapsed buildings, fires and heat and water shortages while residents, including Barbey, recount aftershocks and concern for structural safety.
Deaths Wits James Clark and Others in Frederick Area
Anna May Clark 72 widow of James Clark died Saturday after long illness at home of son James Avery Clark on East Eighth Street. Surviving son, two brothers, two sisters, three grandchildren, and several relatives. James Franklin Hann 58 of near Union Bridge died Sunday after extended illness, survived by wife, stepchildren, grandchildren, siblings, and many nieces and nephews. Cerelia Edith Thomas 68 Brunswick died Friday at Windobona Nursing Home, survived by son George W., sister and four brothers, various affiliations, funeral at Feete Funeral Home Brunswick with rites today. Funeral details and interment at Mount Olivet and Haugh’s Cemetery listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wits
James Clark
Anna May Clark
James Avery Clark
East Eighth Street
Clark
Frederick
Reed
Georgetown
Delaware
David Reed
Northeast
Alice ’ Orchard
Freehold
N. J
Evelyn Mann
Land O’ Lakes
Florida
James Avery Clark Hi
Gary Dwight Clark
Jeffrey Alan Clark
Church of the Brethren
East Church Street
Mount Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Lewis Franklin Hann
Union Bridge
Bucher John Road
Caroll County
Hayden L
Virginia Lescalleet Hann
Mary Ellen Keeney Hann
Mary Ellen Kline
Woodsboro
George E. Claybaugh
Salina
Kansas
Naomi Otto
Keymar
Carroll Few
Middleburg
Raymond Johnson
George Hann
Taneytown
John Hann
Fairfield
Albert Jenkins
Baltimore
Roby Fogle
A. W. Feeser Canning Company
D. D. Hartzler and Sons
Edward Fisher
Mount Zion
Wilbur B. Thomas
Cerelia Edith Thomas
Brunswick Street
Brunswick
Windobona
Braddock Heights
Charles Thomas
Louise Fouch Mills
George W
Louise Funk
Charles
John Lee
Ernest E
Howard Mills
First Methodist Church
CES
Steadman- Keenan Post
American Legion
Brun- Legion
Brunswick Volunteer Ambulance
B&o Veterans Association
Pythian Sisters
Feete Funeral Home
William Warner
Park Heights
Frederick boy acquitted in speed collision case in court
A 19 year old Frederick man Robert David Miller was acquitted of failing to slow for a collision after magistrate Byron W Thompson heard he claimed the other vehicle backed into him. Miller faced a rear end crash with Richard Nelson Stride on East Fourth Street. Stride testified there was little damage to his truck and about 15 dollars damage to Miller s foreign sports car. Grimes found guilty of disorderly conduct with suspended 50 dollar fine and costs after police arrested him for hot rodding and loud language in Mt Airy. he remains in custody on detainers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Boy
Byron W. Thompson
Robert David Miller
Wilson Place
East Fourth Street
Chapel Alley
James W. Stockman
Miller
Fourth Street
Richard Nelson Stride
Stride
William Lloyd Grimes
Coraopolis
Grimes
Tre
Douglas Schlotterbee
Westminster Barracks
State Police
Tfe
Ronald C. Lewis
Mt. Airy
First Baptist Scene Of Boone-Mehaffie Wedding
The First Baptist Church hosted the April wedding of Connie Dianne Mehaffie and David Leroy Boone in a double ceremony at 2 pm. Elders officiated, attendants wore pink and blue, and a reception followed in the church hall. The couple plans to reside on East Church street after a Washington trip, with the bride a 1963 Frederick High School graduate and the groom a 1963 alumnus employed by the State Roads Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Connie Dianne Mehaffie
George E. Mehaffie
West Fifth Street
David Leroy Boone
Leroy E. Boone Jr
East South Street
Robert F. Woodward
John Angleberger
Singapore Road
Terry Mehaffie
Carol Covell
West South Street
Ronald Cramer
Braddock Heights
Susanne Eyler
Grant Place
Charles Dodson
Monrovia
Diana Lynn Angleberger
Singanore Road
Miss Angleberger
Jeffrey
Robert Mehaffie
Michael Boone
James Mehaffie
Adamstown
Lynn Smith
Edgewood Church Road
Ethan Book
Rosbert Woodward
Boone
Alva Michael
Margaret Englebre
Frederick High School
Dairy Maid
Deiry
State Roads Commission
City Records Arrest Notice for Two Men
Keith was arrested Saturday by Officer Ray N Dietz and Jacob Nathan Mines 40 of Doubs was found guilty of intoxication within city limits and given a suspended $25 fine plus costs. Mines was arrested Sunday on Motter avenue by Tfc. Harry J. Frost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith
Ray N. Dietz
Jacob Nathan Mines
Doubs
Mines
Motter Avenue
Tfc
Harry J. Frost
Thief Steals Mathias's Coat From Car Behind Hotel Alexander
Congressman Charles Mathias Jr. reported a raincoat stolen from his car parked behind the Hotel Alexander in Hagerstown. Police said the left wing window was jimmied and the door pried, with the coat taken from a hanger in the rear of the vehicle during the 9:30 to 10:30 p.m. window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Charles McMathias, Jr
Alexander
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First Nat'l
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Arthur MacArthur
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China
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Bootlegger's Cove
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Leon Ferrell
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