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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1964
Page
4
The News of Frederick Maryland dated Wednesday April 8 1964 lists subscription rates and publication details. It notes pricing for single copies mail subscriptions and order options, along with postal and association affiliation information.
Fifty years ago items from the News-Post list August 8, 1914 legislative action in Frederick county with 82 bills introduced 55 passed along with mayor Fraley urging a curfew for Frederick and dictating citizen improvement. President Wilson nominates Victor F Cullen postmaster at State Sanatorium Md based on David J Lewis recommendation. Joseph F Eisenhauer remains Democratic member of Frederick County Board of Election Supervisors and editor of the Citizens weekly.
Brazil’s new civilian and military rulers round up thousands of leftists including Chinese and Cuban infiltrators. Governors push Congress to elect the Army chief of staff as provisional president to run out Goulart’s term, keeping Ranieri Mazzilli as General Assembly president, while fearing a 1965 election could challenge their hold.
The electronics sector allocates nearly two thirds of output to national defense from a total annual $11.5 billion, with 283000 of 800000 workers on military and space products. Continued military demand may need $3 billion yearly, requiring $4 billion in replacements. Space electronics could reach $1.5 billion by 1970. new civilian markets are urged to reduce defense dependence.
Mr and Mrs Irving L Oster of Hagerstown announce the engagement of their daughter Sue Carolyn to David Albert Robinson son of Rev and Mrs Albert C Robinson of Shippensburg Pa The bride to be is a Hood College graduate and Francis Scott Key High School faculty member The groom elect is a Heidelberg College music major Readiness for a wedding date has not been set.
George T. Keech of Baltimore negotiated the sale for Rev. Father T. Howard Metzger and others. The 6 acres tract off Coxey Brown road above Harmony includes an A Design Cabin with a view of the upper Middletown Valley. Buyers gain immediate possession and plan future improvements.
Headlines recap Allied air raids on Brunswick and targets in Germany. War Manpower Commission appoints Harry Burns to an appeal board for Frederick County. U S carrier forces strike near the Philippines sinking ships and damaging planes. A six man War Manpower Commission canvass will recruit labor in Frederick County for local industries and canneries. Mayetta Hershberger leads Frederick Employment Service office announcing the drive.
NEW YORK AP A series of three wet runway mishaps occurred at New York City airports within about 12 hours. No fatalities among 228 aboard. about 40 injured in the first incident. An El Al Boeing 707 ferry flight from Philadelphia ran off JFK runway 11 36 a.m. Five crew aboard. Earlier LaGuardia saw a 78 aboard accident. A Kennedy crash involved 136 passengers and nine crew with 40 injuries. A construction worker was struck by debris. All passengers were removed. plane taken to a hangar. The Kennedy incident caused the jet to tear open on landing.
Mr and Mrs George B Dela plaine Jr of Central receive congratulations on the birth of their third child and third son Edward Schley II early this morning at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
James Marlow profiles General Douglas MacArthur, noting a career marked by magnetism and controversy. Admirers and critics followed his rhetoric, with praise from Lord Alan Brooke and Goldman’s critique of his “fad ing away.” Despite thunderous ovations, political ambitions faded as 1951 to 1952 politics shifted toward Eisenhower, Hoover, and the era’s turmoil.
Cleveland faced a second racial crisis in three months after a civil rights demonstration left Rev Bruce W Klunder crushed to death by a bull dozer. Fifteen others injured, windows smashed, 26 arrested as crowd overran East Side. Police and civil rights leaders urged dispersal during clashes with mounted officers.
Leroy Dotson of Middle Alley was acquitted of carrying a concealed weapon after police found him in a telephone booth with an 11 inch butcher knife. The case, part of a night at Slim's tavern, involved arguments and an indecent exposure proceeding later discussed by Magistrate Byron W. Thompson.
In Belgium doctors and general practitioners press leaders to end the eight day strike. The government prepares plans to draft strikers into the army if the walkout continues. Around 10 000 doctors and 2000 dentists back the protest against socialized medicine measures and compulsory membership. Premier Lefevre is reluctant but considers national interest.
A 24 year old area man was held for action by the grand jury following a preliminary hearing on grand larceny in Magistrate's Court. Donald Lee Poole of Frederick admitted taking a car transmission from Reed Motor Company in Middletown on October 1. Transmission valued over $180 belonged to Edward D. Orrison of Myersville. Poole's attorney Edwin F. Nikirk stated the theft occurred without permission. State Police investigator was Tfc. William L. Newcomer.
Kuzma charged under a law and given time to review similar cases with a magistrate to rule on April 21. Francis E Strayer, 22, of RFD 2 Fairfield Pa, was found guilty of exceeding 46 mph, fined 20 dollars plus costs after arrest April 2 on U.S. 15 north by Trooper Richard Cook. Betty E Rice, 35, Shawnee Drive, was guilty of pulling from a parked position when unsafe, with a suspended fine of 15 dollars plus costs after March 29 charge by Officer Calvin Phillips for a minor accident on Carroll Parkway.
Multiple death notices from Frederick County list William A Arrington Sr a 67 year old farmer of Sykesville who died at Women's Hospital Baltimore and William A Schell 80 near Mt Airy a retired farmer died at Frederick Memorial Hospital Also Charles W Wilhelm Jr 37 near Middletown a WWII and Korea veteran died of natural causes Infant Ruth Kathryn Linton dies at 2 months and service details provided Funeral notices name survivors churches and funeral homes including Haight L Mo lesworth Olin Gladhill Browning Mount Olivet and Mt Moriah with memorials to local heart association and other details.
Hollywood reports indicate Peter Sellers remains in critical condition after a heart attack that hospitalized him Monday. Cedars of Lebanon Hospital issued a late night medical bulletin outlining the actor's precarious status and potential for recovery.
Mrs. Louesa Pearl Thomas wife of G Leicester Thomas Sr dies Tuesday at 1 25 p m at home of son near Buckeystown She and husband marked their 59th wedding anniversary on February 15 Born October 1 1883 in Heart Lake Susquehanna County Pa She survived by husband five children a brother nine grandchildren and three great grandchildren Funeral at First Baptist Church 1 pm Interment Mt Olivet Cemetery M R Etchison Son funeral directors
Among The Sick Tammy Faye Speak infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Speak Jr Redwood avenue just returned home after spending five days at Frederick Memorial Hospital for treatment She is getting along well Mrs Edward B Jones Jr of South Jefferson Street has returned home from Frederick Memorial Hospital where she underwent surgery last week Mrs Ruth Worthington of East South street fell Monday afternoon and broke two bones in her left wrist She was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital and has now returned home Harry Samuel Fauble 12 year old son of Mr and Mrs Lester Fauble of Burkittsville entered Frederick Memorial Hospital Monday for observation and treatment.
Physicians are planning further use of a device that sends electrical impulses to the heart to restore a rhythmic beat, as part of ongoing efforts to treat cardiac arrhythmia and stabilize patients.
Juanita Jackson Mitchell, head of the Maryland NAACP, says Wisconsin’s results show a civil rights vote for two candidates, Gov. Wallace’s challenge noted, and she expects Maryland’s May 19 presidential primary to mirror that support for civil rights advocates led by Brewster. Local lawmakers voiced mixed reactions as Wallace argues the Wisconsin win boosts his Maryland bid amid Republican crossover voting issues.
Funeral services for William Oakland Barger died suddenly Friday night at his Knoxville residence were held Tuesday at Grace Episcopal Church Brunswick with Rev A D Salmon officiating. Interment followed at St. Mark's Cemetery Petersville with pallbearers Harold Anderson W R Nalley J P Rohrback Marshall Snoots John Gaither and Paul Keller. Funeral directors were C H Feete and Bros Brunswick.
Montgomery County Council moved to finish a $35.6 million operating budget by shifting funds from Civil Defense and the Human Relations Commission to police. The panel added about $46,000 for eight new police recruits and $23,700 for a cadet training program. Civil Defense faced a $42,000 cut reducing staff from eight to two, and the Human Relations Commission was trimmed from $1,050 to $550.
Hagerstown poised to approve free water for suburban Maugansville after city council and Suburban Sanitary Commission sign an agreement. State Health Department must approve the pipe project to replace private wells following prior pollution concerns.
Mrs Edward Snyder 29 of Taneytown was treated Sunday at Warner Hospital Gettysburg Pa for a deep cut on her right arm caused by a dog bite.
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