Scranton's Decision Affects 1964 GOP Nomination Prospects
The Frederick News discusses Gov William Scranton of Pennsylvania stepping back from a presidential run. It considers implications for the Republican nomination if a deadlock occurs between Barry Goldwater and Nelson Rockefeller, noting Nixon and Henry Cabot Lodge as potential fallback options and the political maneuvering around a possible draft. The piece also includes letters to the editor praising a theatre performance and critiquing the proposed war on poverty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adlai E. Stevenson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Scranton
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
Oregon
Lodge-Nixon
Nixon-Lodge
Unified religious lobbying for racial justice in Washington
Clergy from across the country will gather in Washington on April 28 to witness racial justice through a combined prayer and lobbying effort. It marks the first unified religious stance in U.S. history to address a major social issue and aims to bolster support for the civil rights bill in the Senate amid growing opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Letters To The Editor Defend Concert Without Make Believe Props
A reader rebuts John Ramaley’s critique of a Community Concert Association show by Wrightson and Hunt at Frederick High School. The writer argues the program did not require orchestral or theatrical scenery to engage a diverse two hour audience and asserts the performers’ talent stood on its own.
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Washington
Community Concert Association
Ramaley
Miss Hunt
Mr. Wrightson
Paul P. Gordon
East Third Street
the News
John Ramaley
Wrightson
Frederick
Mr. Ramaley
Costly federal programs promise jobs and youth aid in 1964 debate
Edward S. Rice criticizes a raft of proposed federal initiatives in April 1964, arguing the bills would spend billions with lavish programs like a domestic Peace Corps and Appalachian economic revival under Roosevelt Jr. He claims the schemes inflate costs, deceive voters, and boost Lyndon B. Johnson’s re election chances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youth Conservation Corps
Peace Corps
Appalachia
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Roosevelt
Lyndon B. Johnson
Frederick News 1914 items note bids and club offices
In 1914 Frederick reports bid opening for a new Trust Company addition, Frank H. Grove submitting the low bid of 13870 dollars. Court House windows cleaned after the March storm. Monocacy Club Evangelical Reformed Church elects officers led by Motter and Cramer. A first ever Company A Armory indoor athletic meet sees YMCA win and Boys' High School close second.
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News-Post
Frederick Trust Company
Frank H. Grove
Court House
Monocacy Club
Evangelical Reformed Church
Guy K. Motter
Noah E. Cramer
Walter D. Mehrling
Harry Brandenburg
Walter L. Flautt
Company A Armory
Frederick
YMCA
Braddock Heights Inn Sold as Items Highlight Newsfest
Twenty years ago items from the Newsfest files report the sale of Camp Schley Inn a Braddock Heights tourist home owned by Miss Clara Coblentz to Mr and Mrs Hermann Fischer of Washington for about 11000. ARROLD KELLER OF MIDDLETOWN wins a county wide Future Farmers of America public speaking contest at Frederick High School with David Stoner Libertytown runner up and Austin Bohn Libertytown third. Mayor Hugh V. Gittnger says the Frederick Airport Advisory Committee will submit a formal report next week likely naming a site for an airport. A competitive drill at Frederick High School sees the Sea Division captained by Frank Main as the field’s best, with Victory Corps divisions placing second in most events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Schley Inn
Braddock Heights
Clara Coblentz
Hermann Fischer
Washington
Arrold Keller
Middletown
Farmers of America
Frederick High School
David Stoner
Libertytown
Austin Bohn
Hugh V. Gittinger
Frederick
Victory Corps
Frank Main
Sick Mr Claude E Etzler Is Admitted To Hospital
Mr Claude E Etzler of Hamilton Avenue was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital on Sunday as a medical patient for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude E. Etzler
Hamilton Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Brad dock Heights enlists for three years in the Army
Bruce A Rhoderick son of Mr and Mrs Joseph F Rhoderick of Jefferson boulevard Brad dock Heights has enlisted for three years in the US Army He is stationed at Fort Jackson SC His address is Pvt Bruce A Rhoderick RA 13819919 Co E 2nd BN 1st Tng Bde Ft Jackson SC DuPont man dies in Wilmington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce A. Rhoderick
Joseph F. Rhoderick
Jefferson Boulevard
Braddock Heights
U.S. Army
Fort Jackson
S.C
Ft. Jackson
Reception Planned For Candidate Brent Bozell
Brent Bozell Republican candidate for Congress Sixth District will be introduced to Frederick Republicans at a Friday reception from 5 to 7 p.m. in the Wedgwood Room of the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Dr. Gerald Schipper chairing. Incumbent Charles Mathias and Harry Simms also run. Bozell, Montgomery County resident, resigned as National Review senior editor to run. Yale graduate. Navy World War I veteran. foreign correspondent in Spain 1961–62. author of a two volume Supreme Court work due fall.
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Brent Bozell
Frederick
Wedgwood
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Gerald Schipper
Charles McC. Mathias
Harry Simms
Congress
Bozell
National Review
Montgomery County
Bethesda
Yale College
Yale University Law School
Young Republicans Club
U.S. Navy
Spain
National Press Club
Supreme Court
Elm Street Teens Contribute $50 to Track Club
Elm Street Junior High School student council voted to give $50 to the Frederick Track and Field Club girls team. Principal McLuckie said funds came from student projects and the basketball game receipts. Edward Dykstra is council president as the Chamber committee plans more meetings to audit contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Frederick
Elm Street
Donald McLuckie
McLuckie
Edward Dykstra
Winchester Hall
Carlton Molesworth
Tip On Plane Crash Wins First Place
First prize in the News Tips contest of the News-Post awarded to an RFD 1 Middletown woman for her tip on a plane crash on South Mountain. A $5 check mailed. Second prize ties include a West South Street man for fatal accident report and a Mr Airy woman for fatal accident tip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News- Post
RFD
Middletown
South Mountain
West South Street
Mr. Airy
Beallsville
West Patrick Street
Rockwell Terrace
North Market Street
Hood
Hood College
A. Gordon Boone
Maryland
House of Delegates
Gaithersburg
B&o
Braddock Avenue
Bartholows
Monrovia
Patent Office May Be Located In Howard
Rep. Richard E. Lankford announces final congressional approval for a new 2.1 million square foot U S Patent Office in Anne Arundel or Howard County Maryland. The GSA prospectus was approved by the House Public Works Committee. Senate committee previously approved. Funds to be appropriated later. site to be chosen. The building would consolidate sections now in four Washington locations. The agency employs about 2,140 people.
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Washington (Ap
Richard E. Lankford
D-Md
U.S
Anne Arundel
Howard County
General Services Administration
House Public Works Committee
Senate Public Works Committee
Lankford
Patent Office
Washington
Divorces Granted in County Court Rulings
Chief Judge Patrick M Schnauffer approved nine divorces filed in the Clerk’s Office. Names include Stonesifer Hull Blakely Binnix Willard Fry DeGrange Ridgway White with custody or alimony outcomes and listed attorneys for each party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Court House
Walter Lee Stonesifer
Emmitsburg
Catherine E. Stonesifer
Thurmont
Richard E. Zimmerman
Stonesifer
Edwin F. Nikirk
Mary Etta Hull
Monrovia
West Patrick Street
Chester R. Binnix
Silver Spring
Elkridge
Clayton L. Fry
RFD
Jefferson
James
Amelung Bill Considered in Registry Study on Glassmaking
The Amelung bill is under review amid a broader survey of related historic sites. John Frederick Amelung's 18th century glassworks is highlighted for its unique role, with inscribed dated pieces preserved in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Winterthur Museum, and the Corning Museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Frederick Amelung
Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York
Winterthur Museum
Winterthur
Del
Corning Museum
Corning
N.Y
Contractor's Father Dies Suddenly in Philadelphia
James R. Cohen of Hagerstown, father of Albert H. Cohen, Frederick Construction Corp. president, died suddenly in Philadelphia. A retired contractor active in seven Hagerstown housing developments, he led multiple local corporations and was born in Lancaster, Iowa. Surviving relatives include four daughters, four brothers, three sisters, 11 grandchildren, and six great grandchildren. Funeral plans at Rouzer Funeral Home, with viewing Thursday 7 to 8 p.m. Donations to the heart fund. The family to be in mourning at 1431 Hamilton Blvd., Hagerstown. The two man Apollo rocket stands 362 feet high, about two thirds the Washington Monument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Cohen
Hagerstown
Albert H. Cohen
Frederick Construction Corporation
Philadelphia
Hagerstown Realty Corporation
Hagerstown Housing Corporation
Lancaster
Abraham B
Diane Storkin Cohen
B’nai Abraham
Minerva Cohen
Atlantic City
N.J
Silvia Cutler
Swarthmore
Ruth Goldstein
Hampton
Shirley Magnuss
Samuel J
Harry M. and
Marshall
J. Stanley Cohen
Mary Aronson
Marcel Segall
Fred Worth
Cleveland
Ohio
Rouzer
Heart Fund
Hamilton Boulevard
Deaths of Mrs. George Hines Mrs. Ella Eugenia Hines
Obituary notices record the deaths of Mrs. Ella Eugenia Hines widow of Rev. George Hines formerly of Buckeystown and Whitehall aged 87 with surviving sons George M. Hines John Hines and daughter Margaret Groton. Services set at Foxleigh Nursing Home and Mt Olivet cemetery with memorials to charity. Also notices for Mrs. J Irving Payne Mrs Blanche Staub Payne and Mrs. John E Yourtee summarize their ages survivors and funeral arrangements.
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George Hines
Ella Eugenia Hines
Buckeystown
Whitehall
Foxleigh
Garrison
Loudoun County
Charles H
Lucy Jones Millard
George M. Hines
Alexandria
John Hines
Charles Town
W. Va
Margaret Groton
North Market Street
Harold McClay
Cumberland
Church of
Mt. Olivet
Robert E. Dailey and Son
J. Irving Payne
Blanche Staub Payne
Braddock Heights
Kearney
N.J
St. Mary’s Hospital
Passaic
N. J
Payne
Frederick
Mary Ann Payne
New York City
Louise F
East Church Street
St. John’s Catholic Church
St. John’s Cemetery
M.R. Etchison & Son
John E. Yourtee
Catharine E. Yourtee
Hagerstown
Fairney- Keedy Memorial
Boonsboro
Yarrowsburg
Jeremiah
Ella Kaetzel Karn
Brunswick
Church of the Brethren
J. Howard Yourtee
Broomall
Lawrence K. Yourtee
Clinton
N.Y
Leroy Crist
East Funeral Home
D. H. Miller
Brownsville
Smith Strength in Illinois Shows Wide GOP Interest
Illinois primary returns show Goldwater with 63 percent and Margaret Chase Smith at 26 percent. Maine senator campaigned in Illinois twice, drawing about 10,000 at a rally while visiting colleges and civic events, despite a poor New Hampshire finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Conway
Chicago
Barry Goldwater
Illinois
Margaret Chase Smith
Charles H. Percy
Goldwater
Mrs. Smith
Henry Cabot Lodge
Richard M. Nixon
Sen. Smith
Maine
Arizona
International Amphitheatre
New Hampshire
Engagements announced for Boone Dale and Redding Hunt
The Boone engagement finds Miss Martha Estelle Boone to Specialist James Vinson Dale with both families in Frederick and Shamokin ties and a near future wedding. Patricia Redding to Ross Franklin Hunt Jr with Upsala and GWU backgrounds and a May wedding planned.
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Martha Estelle Boone
A. Willetta Boone
Sgt
Sherman H. Boone
City
James Vinson Dale
William V. Dale
Frankfurt
Germany
Miss Boone
Frederick High School
Frederick News-Post
Blade Times
Brunswick
Specialist Dale
Shamokin High School
Shamokin
University of New Mexico
U. S. Army
Pierce Edward Redding
Hamden
United States Information Agency
Washington
Mr. Hunt
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
United States Patent Office
George Washington University
Cigarette Stocks Rally. Airlines Weaken In Irregular Market
Trading Active New York reports a mixed session with cigarette stocks advancing while airlines fell. Early gains and losses across major issues were modest, with most changes ranging from fractions to about a point as activity remained fairly brisk.
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New York
Mt Airy dealer named for Capital Coach franchise
Charles Ballard president announces Mount Airy Trail er Sales Route 70 Mt Airy as a franchise dealer for Capital Coach Company. Mt Airy operation is owned by Joe Koch. Capital Coach makes mobile homes expandables and 20 foot wide factory completed homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Airy
Route 70
Capital Coach Company
Charles M. Ballard
Joe Koch
Funeral Services for John Wesley Hoy at Woodville Church
Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 p.m. for John Wesley Hoy of Mt. Airy who died Sunday at his residence. Rev. Wilbur Young officiated with the choir performing Nearer My God To Thee On Christ The Solid Rock I Stand and My Faith Looks Up To Thee. Interment followed in the church cemetery with pallbearers Charles Snowden Roger Tyler Arthur Peach Aaron Hoy Thomas Hoy and James Snowden.
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John Wesley Hoy
Mt. Airy
Woodville Methodist Church
Woodville
Wilbur Young
Charles Snowden
Roger Tyler
Arthur Peach
Aaron Hoy
Thomas Hoy
James Snowden
Charles Millard Redmond
East Church Street
Floyd A. Krause
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Gilmore Stitely
Clyde E. Stup
Claude Cregger
George Devilbiss
Mt Olivet
M. R. Etchinson and Son
Clarence H. Shaw
Near Union Bridge
Frederick Memorial Hospital
St. James
Gertrude Downey
Emmitsburg
Little Sisters of the Poor Home
Baltimore
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Louis Storms
Church
John S. Chase
Ronald van Brakle
Thomas van Brakle
Kenneth van Brakle
Patrick Williams
Ronald Doakes
Three-Car Crash Causes $550 in Damages Near Terrace Lanes
City Police report a three car collision around 9 pm Tuesday on West College Terrace at the Terrace Lanes Bowling Center entrance. George Rocus, 35, pulled into the path of John Goodman, 16, forcing Ro cus into a parked car owned by John Ramsburg. Damages totaled $550 with 1954 Ford at $250, 1960 Opel at $300, and a 1955 Buick at $10. Rocus charged with failing to yield the right of way.
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West College Terrace
Terrace Lanes
George Rocus
Cheroker Trail
Cols Lege Terrace
John Goodman
Linden Hills
Rocus
John R. Ramsburg
Ford
Goodman
Ramsburg
Buick
E. Schreyer
Ray N. Dietz
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Harlan County
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The
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Reese Warner
Paul Yingling
Guy Green
William Rigier
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