TRE NEWS Frederick 1964 August 14 Page Four
Frederick Maryland newspaper page from August 14 1964 shows local news brief and classified listings. Subscriptions rates include monthly and yearly options with mail and carrier delivery. The paper identifies as a member of the Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulations.
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TRE News
Frederick
Maryland
Great Southern Ptg. & Meg. Co
North Court
Carrer
Audit Bureau of
Associated Press
Thrilling runaway steam roller incident reported
Fifty years ago Clarence Funk near Frederick survived a reverse ride when a steam roller toppled after a culvert hill run in West End Middle Town. A horse bucked a rider near McCardell's on North Market street before auto lights masked the animal and it was secured. Earl Bagent sworn in as special police for Empire Theatre by Mayor Fran Fraley. President Wilson sought to curb food price inflation from European war by asking Attorney General McReynolds to investigate and pursue prosecutions. In Europe the great powers align with Germany facing France Belgium England Russia Montenegro and Austria in a widening war.
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Middletown
Clarence Funk
Frederick
John Kenney
McCardell
North Market Street
Market Street
Third Street
Earl Bagent
Fran Fraley
Empire Theatre
Wilson
McReynolds
Europe
Germany
France
Belgium
England
Russia
Montenegro
Austria
Servia
Chile Breaks Ties with Cuba Amid OAS Stand
Chile becomes one of four states to sever relations with Cuba following the OAS vote on July 26 in Washington. Bolivia and Uruguay weigh compliance and Mexico threatens only if the World Court approves the action. The move aims to isolate Castro but trade impact is minor except for Mexico’s potential contraband role.
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Cuba
Organization of American States
Washington
Chile
Bolivia
Uruguay
Mexico
World Court
Jorge Alessandri
Front of Communists
Castro
United States
Four gunmen raid dinner. ex-president unharmed in Argentina
Former President Artur Frondizi escaped injury as gun-wielding youths attacked a dinner party in Buenos Aires. Four people wounded, including Frondizi’s brother, with over 600 guests present. Police unsure of intruder identities amid political tensions.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Arturo Frondizi
Frondizi
Arturo Illia
Allied forces near Paris threaten Germans south of the Seine
Twenty years ago reports from the front say American troops advanced east of Le Mans and now move northward in a wide sweep threatening German forces south of the Seine. A children's craft show drew 290 entries at Baker Park judged by three local women. The county is seen as a political barometer for the upcoming national vote. Miss Margaret Motter returned to Braddock Heights after visiting Harriett Crutchfield in Sewickley. Master Sgt. Alton Shaff, writing from France, says he had a thousand close calls and slept with boots on for 43 days.
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le Mans
Paris
Versailles
Seine
Margaret Motter
Braddock Heights
Harriett Crutchfield
Sewickley, Pa
Pine Mountain Settlement School
Kentucky
Alton Shaff
Company A
France
Duty Calls Dover Chief Justice Faces Governor Nomination
Chief Justice Charles L. Terry Jr said it would be his duty to accept the Democratic nomination for governor if offered next Wednesday. The statement ends months of speculation and positions Terry as the favorite at the state convention.
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Dover
Del
Charles L. Terry Jr
Terry
Students moved to relieve overcrowding at Mardela High
More than 30 pupils from Mardela Elementary will ride seven miles to Hebron and Sharptown schools this fall. The change frees space at Mardela High, which shares the building with the elementary. Fourth to sixth graders will attend the alternative schools to alleviate the high school's overcrowding.
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Salisbury
Mardela
Misconduct Indictments Hit Wilmington Officials
Magistrate John Matushesske and three New Castle city officials face 92 counts of misconduct in office in a grand jury indictment. Matushesske faces four counts of nonfeasance in a traffic case. Mayor Edward McDaniel, John Weaver and Police Chief Jesse Walling are named with malfeasance misfeasance and extensive nonfeasance counts. Weaver is charged as an accessory.
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Wilmington, del
John Matushesske
New Castle
New Castle County
Matushesske
Edward F. McDaniel
John Weaver
Jesse J. Walling
McDaniel
Walling
Weaver
Martin Plans Unveiled for Research Institute Complex
Baltimore AP report details a two story 43000 square foot Martin Company complex for its Research Institute for Advanced Studies. The site sits on a wooded hilltop within a 25 acre plot bought in February. Groundbreaking is planned for September with occupancy by spring. Director Kenneth Jarmolow says researchers will have private offices and about 17000 square feet of modern lab space.
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Baltimore
Martin Company
Research Institute For Advanced Studies
Martin
Kenneth Jarmolow
Same Cloud Still Hanging Over Baker Inquiry
Sen. Hugh Scott says the Senate investigation into Bobby Baker ends with the same cloud of suspicion and doubt as when it began. He calls the probe a scandalous episode in legislative history and accuses ongoing wheeling and dealing of shielding Baker’s financial manipulation.
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Washington
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Senate
Bobby Baker
Scott
Senate Rules Committee
Baker
Saturday's Primary Could Change Delaware Gubernatorial Odds
Delaware voters head to the polls Saturday for party delegate contests. In Kent, Ernest E. Killen and Robert H. Reed vie for pledged support against Democratic-leaning factions. Chief Justice Charles L. Terry Jr. reportedly could accept a nomination if offered. Sussex Republicans split between Harry G. Haskell Jr. and Attorney General David P. Buckson factions.
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Dover
Del
Delaware
Sussex County
Kent
Ernest E. Killen
Harrington
Robert H.reed
Charles L. Terry Jr
Killen
Reed
Terry
Sussex
Harry G. Haskell Jr
David P. Buckson
Weather Observers Win 1964 Jefferson Holm Awards
Washington AP reports thirty one volunteer weather observers including two from Maryland are chosen for the 1964 Thomas Jefferson and John Campanius Holm awards. Holm award recipients for continued excellence are Thomas J. Bourne Owings Ferry Landing and Norris Bruce Westernport both in Maryland. Spiders contribute to optics with silk filaments noted.
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Washington
Maryland
Thomas Jefferson
John Campanius Holm
Holm
Thomas J. Bourne
Owings Ferry Landing
Norris Bruce
Westernport
Boardwalk Born: Atlantic City’s Sandy Start to a Resort
A disputed rail conductor and a hotel owner with scuffed carpets sparked Atlantic City’s iconic Boardwalk. From 1870 dedication to today’s 60 foot wide steel structure, the walk shaped city life, with changes through 1896 and rules on attire and conduct as crowds grew.
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Associated Press
Atlantic City
N.J. Cap
Ocean Front
United States
Boardman
Alexander Boardman
Philadelphia
Camden
Henry L. Bonsall
Camden Republic
Bonsall
Jacob Keim
Keim
City of Richmond Ends Chesapeake Service After 1913 Voyage
The City of Richmond, a Chesapeake Bay icon since 1913, sails for the Virgin Islands to be rebuilt as a floating resort hotel. Once a Baltimore to West Point link, the ship survived fogs, storms, ice, World War I seizures, and a 1927 collision before economics ended her service. The sister ship City of Annapolis lies sunk, and the City of Norfolk rests at Pier 4 as a relic of a vanished era.
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Baltimore
Richmond
Chesapeake Bay
Virgin Islands
Chesapeake
West Point
City of Annapolis
Potomac River
City of
Annapolis
Virginia
Norfolk
Bay Packer
Pier 4
Pay raises set higher pay for judges and workers
The plan boosts appellate judges to 33000 per year and district judges to 30000, with Supreme Court justices at 39500 for associate and 40000 for the chief. White collar federal workers gain about 4.3 percent, secretaries about 310 annually, and postal workers average 5.6 percent, with letter carriers averaging 325 more per year.
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Congress
Supreme Court
House
Senate
Riots flare in Elizabethport as mob clashes injure police
In Elizabethport the midnight fighting between Negroes and whites left three officers and a teen with minor injuries. An unidentified white man was arrested with a bottle in hand as a police car suffered extensive damage from rocks and bricks. Mayor Frank X. Graves vowed tough action and warned a year in jail for fools. Six Negroes were later arrested, five of them in a car said to carry rubber hoses, gasoline bombs and bottles. No further injuries were reported.
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Frank X. Graves
Graves
Elizabeth
Elizabethport
Hale Family Welcomes Tiny Korean Orphan
The Hale family adopts Yun Ok Suh, a 20 pound two year old girl from Seoul found on the streets. Parents and three children Thea George and Glenn bond with their petite new sister as they adapt to daily life, shopping and medical checks.
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Seoul
Hale
Hales
Thea
George
Glenn
Yun Ok Suh
Word Lesson Defining Panegyrist And Common Misuses
A vocabulary page explains usage of across and specious and defines panegyrist as an eulogizer. It includes pronunciation guidance and examples. The note emphasizes daily word mastery and avoiding exaggerated statements.
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W. L. Gordon
Multiple Frederick area obituaries list prominent locals
Nellie V. Cannon aged 63 of 5 South Market Street died at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Survived by two sons Burton Cannon Jr and Connie Mack Cannon a daughter Mrs William G Carbaugh five grandchildren and siblings. Funeral at 106 East Church Street Saturday at 2 p.m. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. John Emmett Green of Lime Kiln aged 71 died. survived by wife Nellie M Spring Green and many children and stepchildren. Service at 106 East Church Street Monday at 2 p.m. Interment United Brethren Cemetery Myersville. Evelyn Clara Legg wife of Dr Thomas H Legg Union Bridge died at home after illness. Survived by daughter Mrs Doris Crumpacker three grandchildren one great grandchild and siblings. Union Bridge funeral home services Sunday 2:30 p.m. Interment Pipe Creek Cemetery. Philip Hammond Welty age 64 of 200 West South Street died at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Survived by wife Irene Shankle Welty two sons Philip Hammond Welty Jr and Scott F Welty three daughters Doris Irene Welty Constance M Stanley and Virginia R Trost one stepson Charles E Harsett nine grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral at residence Sunday 2 p.m. Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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Nellie V. Cannon
South Market Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Hagerstown
Mildred E. Everhart
Frederick
Guilford S. Himes
Cannon
Brook Hill Methodist Church
East Church Street
Mount Olivet Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
John E. Green
John Emmett Green
Lewis Parker
Susan Delauter Green
Frederick County
Green
Nellie M. Spring Green
Elwood J. Green
Myersville
Florence McBride
Paul D. Green
This City
Earl M. Green
Union Bridge
Ralph P. Green
Denver
Colo
Roeland W Green
Woodbine
James D. Spring
Lime Kiln
Dorothy M. Walsh
Mary Frances Compher
Falls Church
Betty J. Anderson
Adamstown
Ruby M. Kreh
Baltimore
Helen L. Hamilton
Dolores F Sibert
Virginia
Phyllis A. Glover
Missouri
William E. Spring
Rockville
Ruthann Satterlee
North Carolina
Laura Horiie
Eva Houp
Grossnickle Church of the Brethren
Thomas H. Legg
Evelyn Clara Legg
Carroll County
John H
Clara Emma (Repp
E Doris Crumpacker
David Cartzandamer
Bel Air
Susan
Louise Edward Jr
Louis Chastain
Cumberland Methodist Church
Pipe Creek Cemetery
Philip H. Welty
Philip Hammond Welty
West South Street
Irene Shankle Welty
Mr. Welty
Scott S
Virginia D. Franklin Welty
Philip Hammond Welty Jr
Yellow Springs
Scott F. Welty
Braddock Heights
Doris Irene Welty
Constance M. Stanley
Triangle
Virginia R. Trost
Charles E. Harsett
Feagaville
Welty
Fort Detrick
Mount Olivet
Mrs Irma Cooley Undergoes Heart Surgery at Johns Hopkins
Mrs Irma Cooley wife of Davis H Cooley of Brunswick underwent heart surgery at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore in August. She is reported very well. Mrs Cooley is the daughter of Mrs Charles E Fox of West Patrick Street.
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Irma Cooley
Davis H. Cooley
Brunswick
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Cooley
Charles E. Fox
West Patrick Street
Biggest U S Cash Heist Still Unsolved After Two Years
A Plymouth mail truck robbery on Aug 14 1962 yielded 1 551 277 dollars the largest cash theft in U S history. Six robbers remain at large while the money was never recovered. William F White chief postal inspector in New England leads a 60 member team pursuing the case with optimism for a resolution.
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Henry Supple
Boston
Plymouth
United States
Sonation
William F. White
New England
Philip Schena
Patrick Barrett
Cape Cod
Federal Reserve Bank
Clark Road
Barrett
Schena
White
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Florence Creeger
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Florence Creeger widow of Leo M Creeger died Monday at Fair ney Keedy Nursing Home Boonsboro were held Thursday at 10 a m at the funeral home 1201 North Market Street Rev William Ervin of St Johns Lutheran Church Thurmont officiated Pallbearers included Roy L Comer grandson and C Ray Weddle Donald G Weddle J Richard Weddle Gerald Freeze and William Biffle Interment in United Brethren Cemetery Thurmont Robert E Dailey and Son funeral directors Gertie Karn widow of Nathan Karn died Monday in Frederick Memorial Hospital services Thursday at 2 p m from the funeral home Brunswick Reformed Church Rev Frank Fesperman officiated assisted by Rev Guy P Bready Interment in Union Cemetery Burkittsville. M R Etchison and
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Mary Florence Creeger
Leo M. Creeger
Fairney - Keedy
Boonsboro
North Market Street
William Ervin
St. John’s Lutheran Church of
Thurmont
Roy L. Comer
C. Ray Weddle
Donald G. Weddle
J. Richard Weddle
Gerald Freeze
William Biffle
United Brethers Cemetery
Robert E. Dailey and Son
Gertie Karn
Nathan Karn
Baltimore
Frederick Memorial Hospital
E. Church Street
Frank Fesperman
Brunswick Reformed Church
Guy P. Bready
Leon Ferrell
Homer Gross
Leo Steiner
E. LeRoy Karn
John Shafer
Norman Remsburg
Union Cemetery
Burkittsville
M. R. Etchison and Son
Emancipated Youth Challenging Old Fans of God
A teenage speaker confronts his father over religion and emancipation claiming to be free from traditional beliefs. The father counters that true emancipation comes with responsibility and a firm tie to learned values. The column reflects generational clash and urging constructive critique of inherited truths.
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Earl L. Douglass
God
Heaven
Hell
Old Minds and New Age Hope in a Candid Reflection
A speaker laments current youth and celebrates past giants like Aristotle. They argue that great minds from earlier eras shaped culture and knowledge for centuries, while warning against boasting of emancipation. The text urges humility about ultimate truth and cautions that present understanding remains partial.
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Aristotle
Governor seeks report before oyster bed closures
Oysters Hall urges the department to consult with it and state officials before any oyster bed closures. Gov. Tawes announced at a Thursday news conference that he has requested a complete report from Joseph H. Manning, director of the Department of Chesapeake Bay Affairs. The health department listed beds to be closed during spring floods in multiple rivers and creeks across Calvert and surrounding counties.
ACLU protests religious oath for board member
The American Civil Liberties Union complained to the Baltimore Superior Court clerk about a member being required to take a religious oath to join the State Board of Examiners. Dr. James E. Deese said the oath was administered Monday by an office employee with no alternative offered.
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Baltimore
The
American Civil Liberties Union
State Board of Examiners
ACLU
James E. Deese
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