Brazil wary as OAS review of Cuba remains possible
Brazil's new government may not back a Cuba friendly stance, delaying any OAS ministers meeting to review Venezuela's charges. A five member committee found Cuba guilty of aggression against Venezuela, with no conference called yet. The text notes possible steps include economic pressure if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joao Goulart
OAS
Venezuela
Cuba
Brazil
Goulart
Havana
Council of the
Accidents Reported In Frederick Over Weekend
Police logged several minor crashes this weekend. A three year old girl was bruised on South Market Street and treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Leroy Sowell 66 of South Market was driving when the child ran into his car. Charges pending. A bicycle versus car incident on bus avenue caused $10 damage to a 1964 Chevrolet driven by Marshall DeGrange 45 with no injuries. Tyrone Snoden 14 rode from the sidewalk. No charges. A 1957 Chevrolet and a 1962 Dodge collided on West College Terrace with no injuries and $25 damage to each car. Richard Ecton 35 was charged with leaving a parked position when unsafe to do so on South Market Street near ee street parking lot.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
South Market Street
All Saints Street
Leroy Sowell
Ethel Lee
Fay Lee
West All Saints Street
South Market
United Fire Company
J. F. Main Jr
Donald Tracey
Marshall DeGrange
Sherman Avenue
DeGrange
Harry Rhoderick
South Jefferson Street
Sidney Yaverbaum
Biggs Avenue
West College Terrace
Charles Ashbaugh
Tracey
Richard Ecton
Ee Street
East
Frederick Armory Dedication Draws Wide Military Attendance
Fifty years on April 13 1914 Frederick notes the armory dedication with a large assembly of military men. The Evangelical Reformed Church pastor salary rises from 1500 to 1800 yearly at the congregational meeting. Hood College gains a 600 foot switch connected to the Hagerstown Frederick Railway for its administration building as construction proceeds. Emory L Coblentz is reelected president of the Hagerstown and Frederick Railway by 33 directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News-Post
Frederick
Evangelical Reformed Church
Lloyd C. Culler
Hood College
College
Emory L. Coblentz
Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Company
Trolley Company
Red Cross War Fund tops quota as campaign ends
An itemized 1944 Red Cross War Fund report shows total collections of 55401.82, exceeding the national quota by more than 8000. Aldermen authorize purchase of a new garbage truck for about 6000. General Douglas MacArthur replies to a GOP nomination inquiry. Frederick to host a National Boys and Girls Week with activities from April 30 to May 6.
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Newsfest
Red Cross
United States
Frederick
Myersville Town Council Races Feature Several Slates
In Myersville contesting candidates include Robert Falkenstein of the IBM plant in Hagerstown Charles Martin of Myersville Savings Bank Guy C Kline apartment owner Elmer Harp retired Harold S Miller withdrew due to business duties Mayor Doubs slate includes Joseph Harp Henry Krantz Everett Pyles John David Jack Mause Jr and Austin Kline Independent bids come from John Hane and Howard W Metzger. Voting runs 2 pm to 7 pm May 11. Voters choose individual council candidates not a full mayoral slate.
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Stroup
Robert Falkenstein
IBM
Hagerstown
Charles Martin
Myersville Savings Bank
Guy C. Kline
Elmer Harp
Harold S. Miller
Doub
Joseph Harp
Henry Krantz
Everett Pyles
John David
Jack) Mause Jr
Frederick County
Austin Kline
Myersville
John Hane
Howard W. Metzger
Woman strangled in Norwood adds to eastern Mass case tally
A 63-year-old widow, Mrs. Goldie Fine, was found strangled in her Norwood home with a nylon stocking. Police labeled the death a homicide amid a spate of 11 unsolved stranglings in eastern Massachusetts in under two years. Her husband Hyman runs a Canton clothing dry cleaning shop. Medical Examiner Joseph A. King called it a strangling.
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Norwood
Mass
Massachusetts
Goldie Fine
Hyman
Canton
Joseph A. King
James M. Murphy
Police investigate vehicle crash on South Market Street
A vehicle traveling north in the left lane on South Market was investigated by Sgt. Boost and Officers Woodrow Smith and Calvin Phillips. The driver Harrison Demar, 37, of Da Mascus was involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Market
Harrison Demar
Damascus
Sgt
Boost
Woodrow Smith
Calvin Phillips
Deaths in Frederick County and Surrounding Areas
Obituaries list Mrs. Bessie Nusbaum Betts 78 near Union Bridge and several other local deaths. Also noted are Mrs. Marion Bolton and Mrs. Anna Cantwell with service details, survivors, and funeral arrangements across Frederick County including Laytonsville, Emmitsburg, Brunswick, Taneytown, Mt. Airy, and Westminster.
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Vernon Betts
Bessie Nusbaum Betts
Union Bridge
Good Intent Road
Frederick County
Samuel
Deborah Barrick Nusbaum
Church of God
Union Bridge Funeral Home
D. D. Hartzler and Sons
Argyle Dick
Wakefield Church of God
Friendship, Good Intent Road
Birthday cheer at Frederick Memorial Hospital noted
Among the sick Frank N. Eberts of East Eighth Street, a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital, celebrated his birthday as the hospital dietary department presented a lighted cake and greetings. Others in town include Robert Schroyer at home with asthma and pleurisy and Catherine Obitts now in Baltimore hospital awaiting treatment.
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Frank N. Eberts
East Eighth Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Robert Schroyer
Chapline Building
West Patrick Street
Catherine Obitts
Frederick
Hagerstown
University Hospital
Baltimore
TB Group Holds Annual Dinner
Dr. Murray notes local basis for testing programs and nurse influence on participant adherence. Discussion covers isoniazid safety, risk, and efficacy within TB and respiratory disease control, with emphasis on prophylaxis combined with other measures to achieve eradication. The event includes awards, reported finances, and a slate of new directors for 1964 1967.
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Murray
USPHS
Russell L. Guest
Medical Advisory Committee
John M. Culler Sr
Culler
Frank T. Jones
Maryland Tuberculosis Association
Guest
John D. White
Jones
L. Rayhu Specht
Thomas E. Willams
Edgar H. McBride
Boonsboro woman reports hit and run driver
A 22 year old Boonsboro woman reported to police she was the driver in a Thursday night hit and run on Madison street. Nancy Smith, charged with failing to stop after striking an unattended vehicle, hit a parked 1963 Chevrolet owned by Harold and Annamae Emmons on Madison near South Market. Damages were $75 to a 1959 Corvette and $15 to the Emmons car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonsboro
Madison Street
Nancy Smith
Harold and
Annamae Emmons
South Market Street
Emmons
Smith
Madison
Emmon
William Boost
Paul W. Mossburg
Hospital Notes and Leaders Class Reports
Frederick Memorial Hospital staff attended a luncheon in Annapolis hosted by the Hospital Credit Associates of Maryland to discuss the Maryland State Welfare Program. Johns Hopkins hosted a symposium on Central Service and Operating Room Techniques in Baltimore. Leaders Class attendance totaled 133 with 51 red division, 51 blue division members and 31 visitors. next week they will attend the 11 a.m. service and sing How Great Thou Art.
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Davis T. Auldridge
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Elizabeth Haines
Edna Reese
Ken Hersperger
Anne Arundel General Hospital
Annapolis
Hospital Credit Associates of Maryland
Maryland
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Frederick Memorial
Freda Main
Thelma Shafer
Marie Hammett
June Sheffler
Ralph M. Sharpe
C&p Telephone Company
Charles Myers
Calvin S. Bartgis
William Corum
Edward Mantz
Olive Engle
Anna Mae Young
Robert Alexander
Gay Lord C. Hicks
Edward S. Rice
Bruce T. O’hara
Charles A. Dixon Jr
Mrs. Fogle Vacationing in New York City
Mrs Mary Fogle house director Nurses Residence Frederick Memorial Hospital is spending several days vacationing in New York City. Player trades between the National and American Leagues are used between Nov 22 and 15 without waivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Fogle
Frederick Memorial Hospital
New York City
Westinghouse workers strike after collapsed talks
In Baltimore, more than 1,600 workers at four Westinghouse divisions walked out after settlement talks broke down just before the 7 a.m. strike deadline. The dispute followed votes on union membership grievances and proposed changes.
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Baltimore
Westinghouse Co
Gring
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Theodore N. Bolton
Marion M. Bolton
Ashton
Montgomery County
James E
Willa Howes
Dorothy Rabbitt
Spencerville
Lucille B. Mentgillon
Hyattsville
James C. Bolton
Laurel
Grace Howes
Burtonsville
Susie Howes
Etchison
Charles
Rockville
Clinton
Scaggsville
Edward Earl
Colesville
Francis H. Barber
Laytonsville
Carroll Warner
Ashton Methodist Church
Howard W. Cantwell
Anna Killian Cantwell
North Market Street
Samuel H
Margaret Grimes Miller
Singanore Methodist Church
Eastern Star
Plymouth
Howard W. Cantwell Jr
C. V. Miller
Bradenton
Fla
Samuel H. Miller
Utica
N.Y
Margaret Kastendike
New Windsor
D. D. Hartzler and Son
Lawrence Mason
Linganore Cemetery
Unionville
Michael Coponios
Sinai Hospital
Athens
Bertha V. Speak Copoulos
James M. Copoulos
John M. Copoulos
Athena M. Roche
Christina M. Panagakos
Frances M. Hall
Adams County
Henry
Anna Richardson Brown
Issac Downey
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Emmitsburg
Blessed Virgin Mary
Sodality
Wilson Funeral Home
St. Joseph’s Church
Louis Storm
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Otho A. Fleming
Elsie G. Fleming
Taylorsville
Franklin Ave
Westminster
Carroll County General Hospital
Carroll County
Petterson
Nannie Guon
Otto Augustus Fleming
Otho J
Ronald Gosnell Sr
LaRue Gordon
Ponca City
Oklahoma
William Gunn
California
Walter Gunn
Waltz Funeral Home
Winfield
Summerfield
Taylorsville Methodist Church
Paul E. Haynesworth
Pearl Reaves Haynesworth
Sheets Place
Fort Detrick
Walter Reed Medical Center
North Carolina
Zeno and
Fannie Cox Reaves
Haymoust Presbyterian Church
Fayettesville
First Missionary Baptist Church
D. R. Trowbridge
Ft. Detrick
Fairview Cemetery
J. L. Hoopengardner
Catherine Adlene Hoopengardner
Ninth Avenue
Brunswick
Joseph L. Hoopengardner Sr
Charles E
Gertrude §. Renner
George A
James W
Brunstwick
Joseph L. Hoopengardner Jr
Hollywood
Herbert W
Methodist Church
Robert Braden
Park Heights Cemetery
John Wesley Hoy
Mt. Airy
Joseph Nathan
Nancy Stanton Hoy
Lillie Gray Hoy
Woodville Methodist Church
Velvin Hoy
Earl Hoy
New Market
Hicks Funeral Home
West
Patrick Street
Woodville
Wilbur Young
Church Cemetery
Donald D. Kefauver
Donald Daniel Kefauver
Regina Margaret Spicer Kefauver
RFD
Middletown
Mary Florence Lutz Kefauver
John Daniel Kefauver
Ronald F. Kefauver
Earl Gue
Boyds
Irving Rex
Levittown
Kefauver
Fairchild Aircraft Corp
Weinchelt
Gaithersburg
East Church Street
Mt. Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Edgar H. Koons Sr
Florence H. Koons
Williamsport
Detour
Thomas J
Mary M. Saylor Kalb
Edgar H. Koons Jr
Minnich
Wilson T. Ard
Rose Hill Cemetery
W. Ellis Martin
Catherine Helen Martin
Albert R
Bessie Roop
Richard Vendle
Harry Clabaugh
Taneytown
Marlin
Carroll
Rocky Ridge
Frances Long
Thurmont
Samuel Webb
C. O. Fuss and Son
Lawrence H. Mason
Keysville Union Cemetery
Daniel W. Martin
Daniel Webster Martin
Simons
Fulton
Montgomery General Hospital
William , H
Nettie Runkles Martin
William B. Martin
Annie V. Smith
Ithis City
Sadie Shrader
Martin
D. C. Transit Company
Prospect Cemetery
Walter Cornelius Naylor
Ice Street
Mazie Naylor
Richard
Charlotte Russell Naylor
St. Paul’s A.M.E
Della
Mildred Palm
Dorothy Thompson
Margaret Naylor
Betty Naylor
Mary Layer
Buckeystown
Cardwell Naylor
Melvin Naylor
Adamstown
Elijah R. Naylor
Hopehill
Rudolph E. Naylor
Washington
Walter D. Naylor
Fort Cambell
U.S. Navy
Leon H. Naylor
Jacksonville
Alice Blackston
Estelle Brown
Charles Naylor
Thomas Naylor
C. E. Hicksard
J. Earle Rakestraw
Lucy Geraldine Rakestraw
Middleburg
J. Earle, Rakestraw
Charles E. and
Daisy Colesman Sherman
Wilda Colliflower
James Sherman
Mary Richmond
Bridgeton
New Jersey
William Sherman
Frizzelburg
Helen Straley
Charles M. Redmond
Charles Millard Redmond
East Seventh Street
Mr. Redmond
Charles Edward
Emma Rebecca Joy Redmond
Claude A. Redmond
Charles W. Redmond
Meredith A. Redmond
Irving F. Redmond
Clifton
Roy E. Miller Sr
Paul L. Crum Sr
Wilfred Kline
Redmond
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Frederick Iron and Steel Company
Mount Olivet Cemetery
E. Carter Smith
Libertytown
Emory L
Kate Carter Smith
John Gross
Charles Snyder
Mary Yingling
Frank Metcalfe
Harold Hammond
Lorraine Sappington
St. James Lutheran Church
Donald Brake
Fairmount Cemetery
Carroll Robert Valentine
Carroll R. Valentine
Annie Warner
Gettysburg
Ruth Wampler Valentine
Robert
Emma Pittinger Valentine
Keysville Lutheran Church
Lillian M. Olney
Lillian May Olney
Norman P. Olney
Paul L. Olney
Braddock Heights
Saunders County
Nebraska
Allan K. Olney
St. Joseph
Missouri
David H. Olney
Phoenixville
International Union of Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers
John Murtacel
D. C. Lee
Murtacci
TB Group
Byron W. Thompson
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