Scranton Doubtful Kennedy Victory Likely In 1964 Race
An August 14 1883 commentary from Scranton and Kennedy era notes President Kennedy would be unbeatable if election were held, with Scranton rating the president's lead due to a strong economy, tax cuts, and civil rights stance. Mentions Rockefeller Romney Rhodes Hatfield as possible rivals and hints at ongoing campaign dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Scranton
Boston
Harrisburg
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
George Romney
Michigan
John A. Rhodes
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Mark QO. Hatfield
Oregon
Rockefeller
Soviet Union
French installment buying grows in France
The French adopt higher installment buying for cars and household goods, rising to about 23 dollars per person on average. This compares with U S levels, with Great Britain higher still, suggesting a shift toward American style consumer financing influencing destinies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Great Britain
Regrets Leaving Friendly Frederick After Four Years
A letter to The News reflects on moving from Frederick in 1959 and recalls how welcome programs like The Welcome Wagon and church visits eased integration. The writer thanks Jack Douglas of the Junior Chamber of Commerce and invites to join Jaycees and civic groups, noting the town’s hospitality before relocating from West Eighth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Diaiy
Tay Job
Shein‘ Fern
Jaycee
Jack Douglas
Chained of Commerce
Phil Hassinger
College Estates Civic Association
West Eighth Street
Birth of Second Son for Beckley Family in Frederick
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beckley Sr. of RFD 5 Frederick announce the birth of their second son at Frederick Memorial Hospital on Tuesday at 5 34 p.m. He weighed 4 pounds 3 ounces. Mrs. Beckley is the former Angella Browning of Kemptown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Roy
Bessie Virginia Roop
Baker Park
Harry Clabaugh
Arthur Clabaugh
Elenora
Gregg
Charles Six
Carroll Wivell
Chris
Elex
Charles Cool
Allen
Brenda
Johnny
Marlin R. Six
George
Steve
Randy
Jeff
Kathy
Donald Hess
Donnie
Diana
Sharie
Marlin Six Jr
Barry
Brett
Belinda
Larry Six
Yvonne
Ellis Martin
Richard Vendle
Francis Long
R. Lindsay Hurst
R. Lindsay Jr
Carroll
Darlene
Wayne
Samuel West
Robert
Thomas
James
Emma Pettinturf
Sonny Martin
Hurst
Johnny Cool
Robert Beckley Sr
RFD
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Beckley
Angella Browning
Kemptown
Hammond Gaugh
West South Street
Pauline Garber
Rebecca Nikirk
Pan American Airlines
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Ill and recovering from illness in Walkersville area
Summary of local notices lists 16 year old Larry Grimes improved from pneumonia at home in Walkersville. 13 year old Phillip Hoff discharged from Frederick Memorial Hospital after bicycle accident, to bed rest for months. Mrs. Margaret Layman returned home after surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital and is improving slowly. Mrs. May E. Jones recovered from surgery and went home to Albert W. Jones in RFD 4 Frederick. Ronald Wachter admitted for adenoids and tonsils removal. Alice Chick admitted Friday to Frederick Memorial Hospital, reported in satisfactory condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Grimes
Clyde Grimes
Walkersville
Phillip Hoff
Donald P. Hoff
Mt. Phillip Road
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Margaret Layman
East Eighth Street
Frederick Memorial Tuepisi
May E. Jones
Albert W. Jones
Frederick
Ronald Wachter
Dill Avenue
Alice Chick
Services Held For Kefauver On Tuesday
Tennessee Senator Kefauver who ran for president in 1952 and 1953 was buried Tuesday at his family home in Madisonville Tennessee. A downpour hit the crowd as the casket was lowered with Vice President Johnson and Adlai Stevenson among mourners. An Air Force honor guard carried the casket to the grave as Nancy Kefauver and their children attended the service. He died last week after a heart attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kefauver
Madisonville Tenn
EL Estes Kefauver
Senate
East Ti
Lyndon B. Johnson
Adlai &. Stevenson
U.S
United Natens
Kefayver
Fifty Years Ago Lume From The News Past Files
A retrospective note recalls events from fifty years ago including Judge John C. Motter unable to preside over Delaware Regiment matters, Messrs John Poland and A. E. Heidler at Frostburg State Camp meeting, and Miss Louise Swartz recovering after an accidental shooting. It also notes 31 people leaving Baltimore to travel to Atlantic City or Niagara Falls and a collision involving Northern C train near St. John's cemetery affecting Maryland Brick and Supply Co. traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Pantani
John C. Motter
Delaware Regiment
John Poland
A.E. Heidler
Patriotic Sons of America
Frostburg
Louise Swartz
Baltimore and Ohio
Atlantic City
Niagara Falls
Maryland Brick and Supply Co
St. John’s Cemetery
Red Army advances on Kharkov in multi-front push
News-Post report notes the Red Army pressing into Kharkov from several directions and tightening its grip on the Ukraine steel center. Roosevelt reaffirms Atlantic Charter pledges as Allies stand at war’s threshold. Blue Ridge College listed for sale under foreclosure. Water shortages and sprinkler bans affecting Thurmont and Myersville. Gas ration revocations for seven motorists for severe driving. Rev Dr Amos John Traver receives call to chair at Hamma Divinity School. American Liberator bombers strike deep into Hitler’s war industries near Wiener Neustadt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Army
Kharkov
Ukraine
Roosevelt
Aevaloenenic
Blue Ridge College
Eastern
Maryland
Church of the Brethren
Fishing Creek
Thurmont
Myersville
OPA
Amos John Traver
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Marriage of Martie Hull to Michael Martin at St Ann’s Nyack
Barbara Hull daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W B Hull married Michael Joseph Martin son of Mr. and Mrs John S Martin June 9 at St Ann’s Church Nyack. The Very Rev Edward Head officiated. Bride wore a empire train gown. carried orchids. University of Maryland graduate. couple to reside in Port River after honeymoon at Marthe’s Vineyard and Nantucket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martie
Barbara Wanhalt Pati
W. B. Hull
Garrison
N Y
Clyde W. Hull
Michael Joseph Martin
John S. Martin
South Nyack
N.Y
St. Ann's Roman Catholic Church
Nyack
Edward Head
Susan Martin
Mary Gaffney
Gail Gorman
Patrela
John S. Martin Jr
Test Ban Talks Dominant as Civil Rights Protests Loom
Washington braces for a pivotal Senate debate on the limited nuclear test ban treaty while Civil Rights Marches stir the city. President Kennedy faces crosswinds as Republican figures Rockefeller and Goldwater weigh in with cautious support and warnings. McNamara testifies that no senior adviser opposes the treaty with safeguards. The treaty's fate shapes the 1964 campaign and U.S. defense posture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cael
Washington
Congress
Senate
Kennedy
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Arizona
Barry Goltwater
Rockefeller
Ert S. McNamara
Senate Foreign Committee
United States
Russia
Tuesaday Goldwater
Goldwater
Air Force Reserve
McNamara
Joint Chiefs of Staff
New Leads In Britains Mail Robbery Highlight Farm Hideout
British police uncovered a farm near Leatherslade as a gang hideout in the Glasgow to London mail train robbery case. Investigators found a truck and two army-type vehicles, empty mailbags, canned goods, and a dug hole in the yard. A suspect described as ginger-haired and a brunette woman were seen nearby while the lead gang leader reportedly fled toward the French Riviera. Officers sealed the area and searched the surrounding lanes for clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Scotland Yard
Leatherslade Farm
French Riviera
Funeral for Joseph H. Smith of Hagerstown
Funeral services for Joseph Henry Smith 60 of Hagerstown who died in a two car collision near Frederick will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at Minnich funeral home Hagerstown He worked for Ray Mason Steel Erectors Alexandria Va and belonged to St Marks Lutheran Church Luther Fellowship Bible Church He is survived by his wife Ruth Shields Smith children Chester Joseph Linda Lou and Arlene Etzier two brothers two sisters and three grandchildren Interment Rose Hill Cemetery There is no viewing of the body and friends may call at the funeral home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Henry Smith
Hagerstown
Frederick
Minnich
Smith
Ray Mason Steel Erectors
Alexandria
St. Marks Lutheran Church
Luther Fellowship Bible
Chass
South Rental Service
Ruth Shields Smith
Chester
Joseph
Linda Lou
Arlene Etzier
Mt. Pleasant
John Strith
Union Bridge
James Smith
Elica Burkett
New Market
Sally Crummitt
Middletown
Cary Reed
Woolshoro
Edward P. Heinze
Rose Hill Cemetery
Hone
Willam P. Etchless
Alice M. Doll Etchison
John
Maria Keefer Doll
Pittbhurgh
Washington
Richmond
John's Catholic Church
City
M. R. Etchison and Son
Agencies Working on Fish Kill Study
Senator Glenn Beall reports federal and Maryland state agencies are cooperating to determine fish die off in Chesapeake Bay. He praised high cooperation and offered to work with Dr L Eugene Cronin head of a University of Maryland committee coordinating the effort. The Interior Department lab at Leetown West Virginia is being used by state researchers in connection with the Gibbs ill and the Public Realty Service is to cooperate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Glenn Beall
R Md
Chesapeake Bay
Beall
L. Eugene Cronin
Natural Resources Institute
University of Maryland
Interior Department
Leetown
W. Va
Sorvisa Watts
Daffin's Nocturn Gains Notoriety in Washington Scene
David K. Deffin, editor publisher of Nocturn Magazine, gains recognition in Washington. He will be interviewed Thursday on Public Affairs hosted by Greg Oliver. The magazine, produced by Delfim, targets tourists and local professionals in Angel 11 area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David K. Deffin
Here
Nocturn Magazine
Washington
Air Force Weather
Greg Oliver
Delfim
Deffin
Die Ame Keep Deffin
Council Strest
Funeral Notices and Obituaries From Frederick County
Obituaries and funeral notices list Mrs. Alice M Doll Etchison and Mrs. Matilda F. Morgan, with survivors, burial plans, and calling hours. Other entries note William Harrison Rollins of Frederick Memorial Hospital, plus details on relatives, churches, and cemeteries. interment at Mt Olivet and Bells Chapel links appear.
PAY RAISES AND DEFENSE FUNDS IN WASHINGTON
In Washington, a pay raise plan would cost the government under $200 million next year, proposing Cabinet salaries up from 25 000 to 95 000 and Congress pay from 22 500 to 95 000. A House subcommittee backed a Civil Defense bill for 179 million in incentive payments to build fallout shelters at 23 a space, aiming for about 16 million spaces in one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Clarence B. Randall
Congress
House
Armed Services
Mrs Gidmey W Staubs dies at Bolivar home
Mrs Elisabeth Stauba widow of W Staubs dies suddenly at her Bolivar home after long residence. Survived by two daughters two grandchildren one sister and one brother. Funeral held at Bolivar Methodist Church with burial in Fairview Cemetery. Street and church names appear in the obituary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gidmey W. Stasis
Elisabeth Stauba
W. Staubs
Bolivar
Leng Hager Aare
Benjamin F. Snd Sersh Jane Piper Gray
Bolivar Methodist Church
Gladya Dunn
Vivian Harrison
Blake
Laverne’ Harrison
Mabel Ballenger
Millville
Elmer Gray
Harpers Ferry
Eackless
Harold McClay Jr
Fairview Cemetery
Funeral services for William Patrick Munk Jr. held in Perry Point
Funeral services for William Patrick Munk Jr. of Shookstown died at Veterans Administration Center Perry Point were conducted Tuesday at 11 a.m. at 106 East Church Street with Rev. Carroll L. Boyer officiating. Pallbearers named. Interment Rocky Springs cemetery. M. R. Etchison and Son supervised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Patrick Munk Jr
Shookstown
Veterans Administration Center
Perry Point
East Church Street
Carroll L. Boyer
Good Shepherd Evangelical Lutheran Church
Roland Staley
Holton Staley
Orvis Staley
Maxie Hill
Aubrey Duvall
Edward S. Kemp
Rocky Springs
M. R. Etchison and Son
Cheryl Wells Wins Contest Of Bells
Cheryl Wells, CPA and official tabulator, wins the Bell Decoy Contest in Maryland. Park W. T. Lay, chair of Maryland Freedom Bells Committee, says the synchronized bell ringing exceeded expectations. Bodkigoring committee notes delays in reporting from districts. total participants reach 4 428 bells. Wells’s estimate of 5 000 earns a trophy—a Star flag over Annapolis State House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Certified Public Accountant
Hagerstown
Park W. T. Lay
Maryland Freedom
Kidwell
Miss Wells
State House
Annapolis
Retired Missionary Miss Emma Hine Dies in Jeffersontown
Miss Emma May Hine a retired missionary and schoolteacher died Tuesday at 4 05 p m at Memorial Hospital after a seven week illness. Born in Jefferson she taught in China at Canton Poor To Girls School and later at Brunswick and Patterson Park High School retiring in 1953. She is survived by three sisters and a brother. Funeral services are Friday at 2 p m at the funeral home with interment at Reformed Cemetery. Kiteberson and Son funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma May Hine
Jefferson
Scully Vacner
Ick Memorial Hospital
Miss Hine
Emanuel and
Mary C. Green Hine
Ue Baptist Church
Freder
Hood College
Baptist Institute of Philadelphia
China
Canton
Brunswick High School
Patterson Park
Mary E. Hine
David Fry
Charles Roderick
Jeffersont
Lester E. Hine
Point of Rocks
East Church Street
Cem
Kitebe ‘Ison and Son
Meaningful Myth of the Southern Belle and Sun’s Toll
A myth surrounding a Southern belle is explored as a debate on whether the beauty standards and skin aging claim hold any truth. The tale contrasts her peaches and cream complexion with cousins who suffered sun damage over time.
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Quest
Bure
Associated Press
Crick
Scranton and
Neil R. Lamb
Moller
Hagerstown, Md
Court House
Robert L. Draper
West Fifth Street
Monsieur
News-Post
Rails
Jim Pines & Ees
Henry N. Lochner
Third Street
Sigma Kappa Sorority
Wittenburg University
Sigma Kappa
Utah State University
Logan
Utah
Miss Lochner
Wittenberg University
Frederick High School
Britain
Daffin
Ae Ia
Nicholson
Robert E. Dailey
Jesse E. Morgan
Matilda F. Morgan
Nings County
John A
Susan Hughes
Jennings
Winfield
Albert Moeson
A Morgan
Homer Morgan
Harold M Morgan
Ferndais
Loyd Franson
Baltimore
Raymond Seiler
Richard Morgan
Sacramento
California
Arthur Grimes
Norman Becraft
Woodbine
Laddie Jones
Alfred Hughes
John Hughes
Milton Grind
Mary J. Dullal
Minnie Layberger
Wheelersburg
Bertha Turvy
Pedro
Alice Jordan
New‘ark
William Hi. Rolins
William Harrison Rollins
West All Saints Street
May ‘Hose Williams
Gantee
Ahel’ G. Proctor Rollins
Frederick County
Howard
Ella Williams Rollins
Bells’ Chapel
Dickerson
Doris Elizabeth Rollins
Rolin O
James Eee Pteee
Caer Harvey Rolie
Herrisfort
Ernest Rollins
Westchester
Rollins
Pittsburgh
Jenn
Arha Marie Swenson
Carl
South Presbyterian Church
Bergenfield
New Jersey
Cheryl Wells
Contest of Bells
Emma Hine
Prac
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