Scranton's decision shapes GOP race in 1964
Letter to the News argues Gov. Scranton should be drafted only if a genuine effort exists and predicts Nixon or Lodge as possible nominees if a convention deadlock occurs. It contrasts Scranton’s stance with past presidential pivots, and weighs Republican paths amid Barry Goldwater, Nelson Rockefeller, and a potential Lodge-Nixon ticket.
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 religion to lobby and pray for racial justice in Washington
Clergy from across the country will gather in Washington on April 28 to witness racial justice. The plan unites churches of all faiths in a historic joint effort to back civil rights legislation with prayer and lobbying. Administration leaders hope church backing accelerates Senate passage, while opponents warn lines harden from earlier demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Letters Defend Simple Props At Community Concert
A reader rebuts John Ramaleys critique of Wrightson and Miss Hunts Community Concert at Frederick High School. The letter argues no make believe atmosphere or stage scenery was needed to engage the diverse audience, asserting the performers showcased talent without theatrical props and praising the two hour program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Maryland
EAT Southern Pre. H Mec. Co
Ramaley
Audit Bureau of Cireulations
Llusion
Associated Preess
Renee
Republica
Ward
Aspatener
Shady Grove
Etter
Washington
Community Concert Association
Mr. Ramaley
Miss Hunt
Mr. Wrightson
John Ramaley
Wrightson
Uuscecus
Ig Geen
Bids Opened for New Frederick Trust Building Addition
At a meeting of the Frederick Trust Company directors Frank H. Grove submitted the low bid of 13870 for the new building addition. The court house windows were spring cleaned after the March 1 storm. Monocacy Club elects officers for Evangelical Reformed Church with Motter as president and Cramer secretary. A hotly contested indoor athletic meet at the new Company A Armory sees YMCA ahead of Boys' High School in the first such event held in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 tourist home sold to Washington couple
Twenty Years Ago items note Camp Schley Inn, long owned by Miss Clara Coblentz, sold to Mr and Mrs Hermann Fischer of Washington for about 11000 dollars. Harold Keller of Middletown wins Frederick High School Future Farmers of America county contest. David Stoner and Austin Bohn of Libertytown place. Frederick Mayor Gittinger says a formal airport site recommendation will be submitted next week by the airport advisory committee. Victory Corps drill at Frederick High School sees Sea Division best, others show strong performances. girls and boys sum up a notable drill effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Schley Inn
Braddock Haights
Clara Coblentz
Hermann Fischer
Washington
Harold Keller
Middletown
Farmers of America
Frederick High School
David Stoner
Libertytown
Austin Bohn
Hugh V. Gittinger
Frederick
Victory Corps
Frank Main
Patient Mr Claude E Etzler Admitted To Frederick Memorial
Among the sick Mr Claude E Etzler of Hamilton Avenue entered Frederick Memorial Hospital Sunday as a medical patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude E. Etzler
Hamilton Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Reception Planned For Candidate Brent Bozell
Brent Bozell Republican candidate for Congress in the 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 chairs the event. Incumbent Charles Mathias and Harry Simms also seek the seat. Bozell, former National Review senior editor, resides in Montgomery County and has Bethesda as his campaign headquarters. He is Yale educated, Navy veteran, and a noted lecturer on the Supreme Court and foreign policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 Gives Track Club $50
Elm Street Junior High School student council voted to donate 50 to the Frederick Track and Field Club girls team. Principal E Donald McLuckie said the money came from school projects and the annual student faculty basketball game receipts. Edward Dykstra is president. The Chamber committee meets at 4 p.m. today in Winchester Hall to spot check contributions. Carlton Micolesworth, chairman, will hold periodic meetings until the drive ends for financial reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Frederick
Elm Street
E. Donald McLuckie
McLuckie
Edward Dykstra
Winchester Hall
Carlton Micolesworth
Tip On Plane Crash Wins First Place
First prize in the News Tips contest of the News-Post goes to an RFD 1 Middletown woman for her tip on a plane crash on South Mountain. A $5 check is mailed. A three way tie for second yields a West South Street man, a Mr. Airy woman, and a Beallsville man for first reports on fatal accidents.
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 announced final congressional approval for construction of a new 48 238 000 building to be located in Anne Arundel or Howard County Maryland A GSA prospectus approved by the House Public Works Committee and Senate committee last year constitutes authorization Funds and site yet to be selected The 2 100 000 square foot facility will consolidate patent office sections now spread across four Washington locations and employ about 2 400 people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington (Ap
Richard E. Lankford
D-Md
Anne Arundel
Howard County
General Services Administration
House Public Works Committee
Senate Public Works Committee
Lankford
Patent Office
Washington
Nine Divorces Granted by Chief Judge Schnauffer
Nine divorces were granted by Chief Judge Patrick M Schnauffer based on decrees filed in the Clerk’s Office. Names include Stonesifer Stonesifer Hull Blakely Binnix Willard Fry DeGrange Ridgway White with custody awards for several children and various attorneys named.
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
Elkridge
Clayton L. Fry
RFD
Jefferson
James
Tramsville
Sheffield
Ridgway
Pauline E. White
Redwood Avenue
Elmer G. White
Frederick
Alton ¥. Bennett
White
J. Vernon Summers
Amelung Bill Examines Glassmaker Amelung's Place
A scholarly survey on Commerce and Industry studies Amelung Bill and related sites for the Registry of National Historic Landmarks. It finds John Frederick Amelung and his 18th century factory held distinct stature in American glassmaking with inscribed dated pieces in institutions like the Metropolitan Museum of Art Winterthur and Corning museums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Frederick Amelung
Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York
Winterthur Museum
Winterthur
Del
Corning Museum
Corning
Contractor's Father Dies Suddenly in Philadelphia
James R. Cohen of Hagerstown, father of Albert H. Cohen, president of Frederick Construction Corporation, died suddenly in Philadelphia. A retired contractor involved in about seven Hagerstown housing developments, he led several local firms and was a B'nai Abraham member. He leaves four daughters, four sons, and many grandchildren. funeral plans and calling hours are announced. The article also notes a two man Project Apollo rocket standing 362 feet high, about two thirds the Washington Monument’s height.
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
Washington Monument
Deaths of Mrs. George Hines and Others in Area
Obituaries note the deaths of Mrs. George Hines 87 of Whitehall formerly Buckeystown, Mrs. Blanche Staub Payne 94 of Kearney, N J, widow of J Irving Payne, and Mrs. Catharine E. Yourtee 78 of Hagerstown. Surviving relatives listed. funeral arrangements set at local homes and churches with services in Frederick, St Johns in Frederick, and Brownsville Cemetery. Memorials suggested to charity or church.
Smith and Goldwater Lead in Illinois Primary
In Illinois Senator Barry Goldwater won with 63 percent, while Senator Margaret Chase Smith captured 26 percent as she campaigned nationwide. Charles H. Percy, at 29, secured the Republican governor nomination with a 44-year start in industry, amid a field including Lodge and Nixon.
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 Mentioned For Boone Dale And Redding Hunt
The Boone engagement announces Miss Martha Estelle Boone to Sp James Vinson Dale with both families in Frederick and Shamokin connections. Dale is in the U S Army at East Coast Relay Station. A May wedding is planned for Patricia Redding to Ross Franklin Hunt Jr with Upsala and GWU ties and both families in Hamden and Alexandria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Estelle Boone
A. Willetta Boone
Sgt
Sherman H. Boone
City
James Vinson Dale
Wiliam 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
East Coast
Pierce Edward Redding
Hamden
United States Information Agency
Washington
Hunt
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
United States Patent Office
George Washington University
Cigarette Stocks Lead Early Market Rise As Airlines Fall
Trading in New York stocks showed tobacco shares firm while airline issues lagged. The market edged higher with most major names moving fractions to about a point as trading remained active.
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New York
Dealer Named Mt Airy Trail er Sales Franchise Dealer
Charles M Ballard announces Mt Airy operation on Route 70 Mt Airy as a Capital Coach Company franchise dealer. Mt Airy outlet owned by Joe Koch manufactures mobile homes expandables and 20 foot wide double grid factory completed homes.
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Mt. Airy
Route 70
Capital Coach Company
Charles M. Ballard
Joe Koch
Funeral Notices From Maryland Area Churches
Funeral services were held for several local residents including John Wesley Hoy of Mt. Airy at Woodville Methodist Church with Rev. Wilbur Young officiating. Interment followed in the church cemetery. Other services listed include Charles Millard Redmond at 106 East Church Street funeral home with Rev. Floyd A Krause and pallbearers Gilmora Stitely Clyde Stup William Cregger and George Devilbiss. Interment at Mt Olivet Cemetery. Rev. Clarence H. Shaw, retired, was honored with services at Dinning’s Str James Methodist Church with multiple ministers and pallbearers. Interment in church cemetery. Also noted are services for E Carter Smith of Union Bridge at Union Bridge funeral home with Rev. Donald Brake. interment in Fair Mount Cemetery. Mrs Gertrude Downey of Emmitsburg laid to rest at St Joseph's Catholic Church in Emmitsburg with Rev Louis Storms presiding and interment in the church cemetery. Pallbearers listed include John S Chase Ronald Van Brakle Thomas Van Brakle Patrick Williams Ronald Doakes.
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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
Charity
Church of
J. Irving Payne
Blanche Staub Payne
Braddock Heights
J Irving Payne
Kearney
N.J
St Mary’s Hospital
Passaic
N. J
Payne
Frederick
Mary Ann Payne
New York City
Louise F. Herring
Mary Nola
St. Patrick’s Convent
Mt. Savage
Carl Harris
M. Pauline Staub
Baltimore
Arthur H. Doll
Margaret Stephenson
George Edward Herring
Kathryn Payne
Washington
Andrew
Herring
J. Marshall Staub
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
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
Floyd A. Krause
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Gilmora Stitely
Clyde E. Stup
Claude Cregger
George Devilbiss
Mt Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Clarence H. Shaw
Near Union Bridge
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Str. James
E. Carter Smith
Union Bridge
D. D. Hartzler and Sons
Donald Brake
Reese Warner
Paul Yingling
Guy Green
William Rigler
Richard
Paul Smith
Fair Mount Cemetery
Libertytown
Gertrude Downey
Emmitsburg
Little Sisters of the Poor Home
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 on West College Terrace Causes $550 in Damage
City Police reported a three car accident around 9 p m Tuesday at the Terrace Lanes Bowling Center entrance. George Rocus 35 of Cherok Trail pulled into the path of John Goodman 16 Linden Hills. Ramsburg 1955 Buick sustained minor damage. Rocus faces a charge of failing to yield the right of way.
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West College Terrace
Terrace Lanes
George Rocus
Cherok Trail
Col* Lege Terrace
John Goodman
Linden Hills
Rocus
John R. Ramsburg
West Second Street
Ford
Goodman
Ramsburg
Buick
E. Schragaf
Ray N. Dietz
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Harlan County
IBM
Sargent Shriver
Youth Conservation Corps
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Joan
Peace Corps
Appalachia
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Roosevelt
Lyndon B. Johnson
Edward S. Rice
East Seventh Street
Newsfest
Bruce A. Rhoderick
Joseph F. Rhoderick
Jefferson Boulevard
U.S. Army
Fort Jackson
5.C
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S.C
Patent
Howard
Amelung
State Board of Education
David W. Zimmerman
Zimmerman
This County
Thurmont High School
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Justice Department
Nie Meapa
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