Deaths of Harvey L Cage and infant Ann Crawder
Harvey Leslie Cage of Brunswick aged 78 died at home. Retired B and O Railroad engineer, husband of Lilian Cage, father of three sons and four grandchildren, funeral Saturday at Feete Funeral Home with Grace Episcopal Church rites. Infant Ann Rosemary Crawder of Taneytown died shortly after birth at Carroll County Hospital Westminster. burial at Oak Wood Cemetery Pulaski. Funeral arrangements by Stevens and Hartzler Funeral Homes.
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Harvey L. Cage
Harvey Leslie Cage
West B Street
Brunswick
Lilian Henry Cage
Cage
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Sandy Hook
William and
Alice Payne Cage
Grace Episcopal Church of
Masonic Lodge
A.F
A.M
Frederick Lodge and Humility and Perfection
Order of Eagles
Jack
William Cage
Richard Cage
Frederick
Feete Funeral Home
A. D. Salmon
Grace Episcopal Church
St. Mark’s Cemetery
Petersville
Ann R. Crawder
Ann Rosemary Crawder
Leroy
Nancy Gemmell Crawder
Taneytown
Carroll County Hospital
Westminster
William Gemmell
Pulaski
Levices
Stevens
Oak Wood Cemetery
Hartzler
Funeral services for Robert C Walter at Mount Olivet
Robert Charles Walter of Frederick Junction had funeral services held Thursday at the M. R. Etchison and Son Funeral Home with Rev. Robert E. Fisher of Doubs Methodist Church officiating. Burial followed in Mount Olivet Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Walter
Robert Charles Walter
Frederick Junction
M. R. Etchison and Son Funeral
Robert E. Fisher
Doubs Methodist Church
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Birthday and anniversary notices from Rocky Ridge area
Randy Allen Smith celebrated his sixth birthday on August 18 as Karl and Mrs. Smith of Rocky Ridge share the milestone. Howard and Betty Pearl mark their 51st wedding anniversary in Mt. Pleasant. Oscar Schultz and spouse plan their 50th anniversary in Frederick. Dr. M. C. Stickney and daughter Annette, of West College Terrace, returned from a 10 day New York trip. Roy Culler and daughters from Braddock Heights finished a three week tour of Algonquin Park, the St. Lawrence Seaway and Adirondacks. Betty Titus and Mildred Winpigler of Poolesville attended the Harvey Cedars Bible Conference in New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randy Allen Smith
Karl Smith
Rocky Ridge
Howard N. Pearl
Mt. Pleasant
Oscar Schultz
RFD
Frederick
M. C. Stickney
Annette
West College Terrace
Lake Placid
Lake George
Adirondacks
New York State
Roy Culler
Linda
Patsy
Barbara
Walking Horse Acres
Braddock Heights
Algonquin Park
Canada
St. Lawrence Seaway
New York
Betty Titus
Mildred Winpigler
Poolesville
Harvey Cedars
N.J
McNamara Says $1 Million B 52 Strike Feasible
Secretary McNamara testified before a Senate hearing that a strike by 30 B 52 bombers against Viet Cong targets costs about $1 million per strike. He said the cost is small relative to the risk and is warranted to gauge potential gains in Southeast Asia. He noted the strikes disrupted bases, communications and supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert 5. McNamara
Viet Nam
McNamara
Senate
Southeast Asia
Mc.Namara
Typhoon Mary Claims 17 Lives in Formosa
Typhoon Mary struck Formosa causing 17 deaths and leaving seven missing and 77 injured, 15 seriously. Damage topped 459 houses collapsed and 347 badly damaged, mainly in Yilan Suao area southeast of Taipei. Local police reported the toll and damage totals today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taipei
Formosa
Yilan-Suao
Hibhlye
Brunswick Teacher Attends Conference on Kindergarten Work
Zelda M Wirts a Brunswick Elementary School first grade teacher attended a conference at Columbia Teachers College titled Todays Children in Kindergarten and First Grade. Speakers discussed reading linguistics cognitive development curriculum content and approaches for culturally disadvantaged children while Dr Kenneth Wann noted focus on intellectual challenges suitable for young children within the total school program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zelda M. Wirts
Brunswick Elementary
Department of Curriculum and Teaching
Columbia Teachers College
Kenneth Wann
Teachers College
Pressman vows to end Maryland state yacht
Baltimore AP. City Comptroller Hyman Pressman portrays himself as a possible governor candidate. He proposes eliminating the state yacht, arguing taxpayers fund lavish entertainment for governors and officials. He cites $155,000 boat cost and $50,955 yearly operating expense. He pledges to push abolition during the 1960 gubernatorial race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Hyman A. Pressman
Pressman
Tawes
Chesapeake Bay
Recognition Sought For Sailboat Voyage
Washington AP Rep J William Stanton urged President Johnson to invite Robert Manry to the White House to extend national congratulations for his Atlantic crossing in a 130 foot sailboat. Stanton compared Manry's feat with Lindbergh and John Glenn, praising civilian courage and initiative. Upon Manry reaching Falmouth England, Stanton sent a cable of congratulations on behalf of Lake County residents and Ohio's 11th District.
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Washington
Johnson
J. William Stanton
Ohio
Robert Manry
White House
Stanton
Manry
Atlantic
England
Charles Lindbergh
John Glenn
John H. Glenn Jr
Mauly
Falmouth
Lake County
11Th
Farm Bill Vote Divides House Members Across Parties
The House passed a four year omnibus farm bill on Thursday with a party split reflected in the roll call. Democrats for include Friedel Kee McDowell Sickles. Democrats against include Fallon Garmatz Long Machen Slack Staggers. Republicans against include Mathias Merton Moore.
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Washington
Afp
House
Friedel
Kee
W. Va
McDowell
Del
Sickles
Fallon
Garmatz
Long
Machen
Slack and Staggers
Mathias
Merton
Moore
Iw. Va
Senate probes Frederick right wing recording
A U S Senate Commerce Subcommittee investigates anonymous telephone propaganda from a Florida group Let Freedom Ring. The recordings attack the Supreme Court and Look Life and Saturday Evening Post and claim Look and Life publish pro Communist articles. The probes seek possible legislation while citing authority of FCC and statements by Senator Pastore and Rep Scheuer.
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Larry van Goethem
Freedom
Supreme Court
Frederick
U.S. Senate
Florida
Let Freedom Ring
William C. Douglass
Sarasota
John Birch Society
Conservative Society of America
Minutemen
News-Post
United States Supreme Court
John Bell Williams
America
Williams
Mississippi
Look
Life
Saturday Evening Post
Voice
Senate
Commerce Sub-committee On
Communications
John C. Pastore
D-R.1
Federal Communications Commission
E. William Henry
James H. Scheuer
D- N.Y
Atlantic Telephone and Telegraph Company
Frederick City
Earl Warren
Sarasota, Fra
Nuclear Ship Savannah Leased to American Export Lines
The nuclear ship Savannah will be turned over to American Export Isbrandtsen Lines at Galveston Texas on Friday for three years of commercial cargo service. As the world’s first nuclear powered merchant ship it has logged about 90 000 miles in demonstration voyages using 34 6 pounds of nuclear fuel and is expected to make about six cargo runs annually on North Atlantic routes to Europe and about two voyages a year to the Mediterranean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Savannah
Isbrandtsen Lines
Galveston
Tex
Maritime Administration
North Atlantic
Europe
Mediterranean
Deadlock Easing Over Foreign Aid
Washington AP reports a potential break in the Senate House conflict over Johnson's 3.36 billion foreign aid bill. Senate would drop the 2 year annual authorization in return for House concessions, with another conferees meeting set for Tuesday. Sen Fulbright refused to state an agreement but noted progress and a planned session led by Rep. Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
Senate
House
Sen
J.W. Fulbright
N-Ark
Fulbright
Thomas E. Morgan
D-Pa
Senate committee backs two more years of Mrs Kennedy protection
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved a bill to extend Secret Service protection for Mrs John F Kennedy and her two children Caroline and John for two years beyond the Dec 11 expiry. The Treasury run service sought the extension not due to threats but public crowds. The bill would also offer lifetime protection for former presidents unless they object.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John F. Kennedy
Senate Judiciary Committee
Congress
Unseasonable Showers Hit Montgomery County
Showers continued after a day that featured one of the driest spells in county history. A severe thunderstorm struck parts of upper Montgomery County with about an inch of rain at Poolesville and heavy winds. Damascus saw a small rain amount while the storm largely bypassed the area. State Police at Rockville reported no wind or lightning damage from patrols.
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Montgomery County
Poolesville Fire Company
Damascus Fire Company
Montgomery County State Police
Rockville
Car Skids Off Roadway Hits Tree In Frederick
A Frederick motorist, Howard Pettit Sr., lost control on U S 540 and crashed into a tree around 2 p.m. His 1957 car was demolished. No charges were filed. Earlier, about 2:10 a.m. on Catcotin Avenue, James Gardner 24, of Catoctin Avenue, lost control while lighting a cigarette, jumped the curb, and struck a utility pole damaging a 1964 sedan worth $250. no charges by Officer Charles Ashbaugh. Later, on West Fifth Street about 5:12 p.m., Irene Heck rear ended Barbara Claggett. Heck was charged with reckless driving.
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U.S. 540
Howard Pettit Sr
RFD 4
Frederick
U.S. 340
Pettit
Tfe. Scott V. B. English
Catcotin Avenue
James Gardner
Catoctin Avenue
West Patrick Street
Ofc
Charles Ashbaugh
West Fifth Street
Irene Heck
Grant Place
Barbara Claggett
Comptroller's Job Is Abolished In Baltimore
WASHINGTON AP The comptroller of customs for Baltimore port has been abolished in a Treasury led reorganization of the customs service. Edward F OMalley who held the post since 1962 died last month. Democratic women had pressed for appointment of a woman and backed State Sen. Mary L Nock while Lorene Bowlus had previously held the position.
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Washington
Baltimore
Maryland
George Fallon
D-Md
Treasury Department
Customs Service
Edward F.o’malley
United Democratic Women’s Clubs of
Mary L. Nock
Wicomico
Lorene Bowlus
Frederick
O'Malley
Marines Revise Recruiting Policy to Add 30000 Men
The Marine Corps broadens eligibility to recruit 30 000 more troops including former Marines returning within a year and those with one dependent. Some applicants join the reserves for two years active duty, with home stay up to 120 days before reporting. Basic training lasts sixteen weeks at Parris Island and Camp Lejeune.
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Marine Corps
Corps
Marine Corps Reserve
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
Parris Island
S.C
Camp Lejeune
N. C
Damascus Clothing Bank Drive Sponsored by Damascus
The Damascus Clothing Bank sponsors a drive for usable clothing for needy school children. Mothers are asked to donate outgrown school clothes. Donations may be left at Damascus Fire Station and transported to the bank across from the Druid Theater. Volunteers sort items for distribution at the start of school.
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Damascus Clothing Bank
Damascus Fire Station
Druid Theater
Robert Tuckerman
Damascus
Pamascus
Clothing Bank to Distribute Free Items to Those in Need
Will state and the clothing will be distributed free of charge. Any money collected will be used to purchase items which are always in short supply at the clothing bank, including underwear, socks, and shoes.
Local notices span Adamstown and Mountaindale events in one issue
Community notices list fundraisers and reunions at Adamstown and Mountaindale including a ham supper at United Church of Christ, Powell reunion, droneburg descendants gathering, Grayson Bowers sale, reunion at Monocacy Village Park, and multiple fairs, auctions, and social activities across Frederick County with dates August 21 to September 6 1965 and various venues in Emmitsburg Thurmont and Mount Airy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church of Christ
Adamstown
Frederick County
Grayson K. Bowers
Doty Remsburg
Droneburg
John Thomas
Katie L. Droneburg
Monocacy Village Park
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Frederick Junk Company
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E. 4Th
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