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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1964
Page
4
The issue presents subscription rates and mail arrangements for the Perseverance Daily. It lists pricing details in cents and dollars, and notes Associated Press content rights and entry as second class matter. The date shown is Thursday April 9 1964.
The world watches two giants, the USSR and Red China, clash over leadership. Khrushchev defends Soviet lines while Suslov condemns Peking as Beijing demands control of the communist movement. Both sides prepare for a world audience amid mutual hostility.
A Morgan Guaranty survey shows women from 1957 to 1983 raised employment by 65 percent while half of unemployment rise fell on women. Men lost more relative ground, older women entering labor force show better job retention, dependability and good sense help Grandma's prospects.
A 22 year old Negro man, John Kenneth Millberry of Adamstown, was found guilty of petty larceny for stealing a men s sunt coat from Sagner s Factory Outlet Store and was committed to jail 30 days in default of a 45 dollar fine. Irvin A. Schwartz and Cpl. Paul W. Mossburg testified. The coat valued about 15 dollars.
A terse exchange as a 94 year old resident proclaims no enemies in his life, with a brief note that the last relationship or conflict ended about a year ago. The reporter records a quiet, reflective moment from a small town conversation.
Recapping April 9 1914 events in Middletown Brunswick and Frederick County. Superintendent John T White recalls Civil War end fifty years past. Bertha Trail returns from New York seeking library book estimates. Brunswick cuts down the old maple tree opposite the post office. Governor Goldsborough signs a salary bill boosting teacher pay. Frederick County has about 300 teachers and last year paid $117112.31.
A chess round described by terse notes shows aggressive moves and risky bidding. Players exchange sharp tactics as a late bid tests defenses and exposes weaknesses in the position.
Forty four county properties were sold at the annual tax sales at the Court House, the largest one time total in three years. Also reported, Dessau the Great Black Sea naval base held by Germans now captured by Soviet forces, a forest fire on South Mountain near Reno's Monument, and 4H Club awards including a $25 War Bond to Mrs. Richard Bidle of Middletown with several other winners named.
Mr and Mrs James A Brown of Madison Virginia announce the birth of their second child a daughter born March 23 at University Hospital Charlottesville Virginia weighing seven pounds Mrs Brown formerly Miss Milne Young of Frederick RFD 5 Earl M Lowell of West Fifth Street celebrates his 66th birthday on Saturday Master Richard Lawson son of Mr and Mrs Clyde Lawson Jr of near Frederick celebrates his 10th birthday today a fourth grader at East Frederick Elementary School
The article notes Japan as the most quake prone nation with daily minor quakes and an average destructive event every 2.5 years, while Italy Greece and Turkey follow. It mentions about a million tremors yearly with occasional fatal disturbances, and discusses hundreds of active volcanoes including Vesuvius and Mt Pelee, with the Pacific rim housing nearly 300 active volcanoes.
Guidance warns to dry bread completely before crumbling to prevent mold. Use a rolling pin food chopper or electric blender to ensure dryness. Thorough drying reduces moisture that encourages spoilage and preserves crumb quality.
Retrospective on a controversial bid in the Culbertson Lenz match of 1931. The narrator recalls a preemptive jump overcall that warned of a weak heart suit and aimed to deter a finesse, but backfired as opponents bid a slam and the spade lead altered the play.
Mrs Dorothy Marken Abb aged 59 widow of Irving A. Abb died at Frederick Memorial Hospital at 4 50 this morning after a long illness. Surviving are her husband a son Irving V M Abb and three grandchildren her mother Mrs Victor M Marken and a sister. Funeral services Saturday at 2 pm at 106 East Church Street with interment at Mt Olivet cemetery. M R Etchison and Son funeral directors.
Compromise talks between Interior Department and Rep. Morton aim to resolve diverging plans for Assateague Island off Maryland. A settlement could allow limited private facilities while preserving substantial undeveloped areas as a natural park. Morton favors elaborate development for three communities, but the reported plan would drop some features and keep motels and gas stations.
Maryland and Washington area Methodists surpassed their $4,250,000 goal by five percent in the Urgent Needs Crusade. Beneficiaries include American University Wesley Theological Seminary and Western Maryland College each receiving $500,000, plus $500,000 for the Sibley Memorial Hospital nursing school to form Lucy Webb Hayes College of Nursing. A $750,000 nursing home and $750,000 for inner city ministries are funded, with $250,000 added to the revolving loan fund. Bishop John Wesley Lord praised ministers and lay leaders for the record.
Miss Janet Louise McBride daughter of Florence McBride and the late Norman McBride and Joseph Thomasi Schwartz son of Ruth Schwartz of Frederick were married last Friday at 7 pm in Rev C Basil Gross nickle's home near Myersville. The couple will reside at the newlywed home.
London AP reports Prime Minister Sir Alec Douglas-Home announced a general election will be held in the fall, with Oct 8 expected as the date. The PM said Parliament would not be dissolved before autumn to remove uncertainties about the election timing.
The Board of Election Supervisors announces extended official hours for registering new voters ahead of the May 19 primary. Registration deadline is April 18.
George W. Carter 64, of Brunswick, retired railroad conductor, dies at Loudoun County Hospital Leesburg VA. Survived by wife Blanche and eight grandchildren. services Saturday at Feete Funeral Home Brunswick. Emma Eaves 85 of Woodsboro dies at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Clarence E. Lare of Dayton Ohio and two brothers survive. Harland B. Fawley of Gaithersburg dies. services Saturday Rockville. R V Harp’s widow Maude S Harp dies. multiple children and grandchildren survive. services Friday Glenwood Oak Grove Cemetery. Loraine C Pue 68 of Woodbine dies. husband, son and two grandchildren survive. services Saturday St Paul’s Episcopal Church. Oak Grove Cemetery. Grayson H Ramsburg 4% dies at Frederick Memorial Hospital. survived by wife Cora M Ramsburg and eight children. lists Walkersville residents among survivors.
Deskin Berkeley Shipe 86 of 813 Winchester Ave Martinsburg died after a two day illness in City Hospital. He leaves four sons including Theodore R. Shipe of Mount Airy. Funeral 2 p.m. Friday at Brown Funeral Home Martinsburg. Sister Veronica Mary Veronica McEntee 93 helped establish Harrisburg Catholic High School and served with the Sisters of Mercy 75 years. She taught and led in Renove Danville Lancaster Williamstown PA and wrote a history of Harrisburg Sisters of Mercy. Aunt of Sister Mary Bernard of Emmitsburg.
Funeral services for Ernest Lee Fraley who died at his Gaithersburg home were held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Olin L. Molesworth Funeral Home Damascus with Rev. Malcolm F. Wright and Rev. Edwin A. Ankeny officiating. Pallbearers were Lee Gartner Dorsey Howes Lawrence Luhn Ralph Offutt Clarence Becraft and Donald King. Interment followed in Laytonsville Cemetery.
President and First Lady attend the ceremonial funeral of General Douglas MacArthur. The train from New York arrives with Jean MacArthur and Arthur, 26, as military units salute at Trenton Odenton and Aberdeen. Black Jack horse, Kennedy caisson, and Capitol rotunda honors mark the solemn procession and eulogies by Senate and House chaplains.
Montgomery County council gave preliminary approval to a $39.5 million operational budget excluding schools for the coming year. The plan would require a one half cent tax cut for most county taxpayers.
New York Governor Nelson A Rockefeller urged reassessing the 1970 moon goal during a Johns Hopkins University address in Baltimore. He warned the target may slip and favored a broader space program focusing on technology and weapons research rather than a fixed date for a manned lunar landing. He called for retaining the moon objective but dropping the predetermined deadline.
American Optical Company announces two appointments at its Frederick frame plant. Robert E. Haynes is named engineering manager and Peter B. Smith becomes quality control engineer. Haynes began with AO in 1945 and moves from Southbridge to Frederick after serving as a process engineer there. Smith, joining AO in 1962, will lead quality control technique development after stints in production engineering and a degree in industrial engineering from UMass.
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