Fifty Years Ago News Notes August 22 1914
Fifty years ago items from the News-Post files dated August 22 1914 report pension requests for Pope Pius X sisters Anna and Maria. A Haw Bottom arrest of a fighting woman prompts a deputy remark. Garbage container limits are set. French war losses in Lorraine are admitted. Wilson era indictments loom over food price hikes. Orville Wright and Lieutenant Whiting survive a 30 foot crash into the Miami River after their aeroplane breaks apart.
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News-Post
Anna
Maria
Pius X
Haw Bottom
Chester M. Haover
Coward
Smith
War Office
Lorraine
Wilson
Europe
Orville Wright
Whiting
United States Navy
Dayton
Wright
Miami River
Dark Spot in Economy Spooks White House Experts
Chief economic advisers to four Presidents met at the White House at President Johnsons invitation in a record conference. Walter W. Heller said all five chiefs expressed confidence in the economy while stressing that a large rise in federal revenues could allow another fiscal dividend in a year or two. They debated tax cuts versus spending increases or larger state funding, but noted no plan to address the persistent balance of payments deficit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Johnson
Walter W. Heller
Council of Economic Advisers
Auto makers and union clash over early retirement
Auto makers and the United Automobile Workers union agree that early retirement to age 60 could open jobs for younger workers. Critics warn the cost to pension plans could rise sharply, risking lower incomes and inflation erosion, suggesting Social Security increases for widows and young dependents as a better approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auto Makers
Auto Workers Union
Merton C. Bernstein
Yale Law School
Prices Listed For Commodities In Market Report
Market notes show prices quoted as 7.00 dollars per barrel and 95 cents and 130 cents per unit in the reported totals. The figures indicate variations across the listed commodities and imply broader price movements in the trading session.
Twenty Years Ago Highlights From the News-Post Files
Allied airmen destroyed over 3,800 German vehicles in the Battle of Northwest France and struck fresh blows at enemy divisions. Preparations for Airport Day in Frederick proceed, with plans for a new municipal flying field. Katherine Bussard hosted the Book Match Club at Highgate Farm. Garden Club convened at Braddock Heights with Hazel Holter lecturing on birds. Ralston Burdett Hemsley, former miner’s helper turned baseball player, ended his major league career in Yankee Stadium as he joined the Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Frederick
Roger B. Wolfe
Chamber of Commerce
Katherine R. Bussard
Frederick Book Match Club
Highgate Farm
Hansonville
Garden Club
Margaret Motter
Braddock Heights
Hazel Holter
Burkittsville
Ralston Burdett Hemsley
Syracuse
Ohio
Diller and Ingram Funeral Services Held This Week
Funeral services were held for Robert Hanson Diller a Liberty town merchant and farmer who died Tuesday at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Rev G H Carpenter led the Libertytown service with pallbearers Charles Jones Crummit Jacobs Guy Baker Duvall Sneadner Stafford Grabill and Norman C Smith. Burial followed at Fairmount Cemetery under D D Hartzler and Sons. A second service for Lawrence LeRoy Ingram who died Monday at Montevue Infirmary occurred Friday at 10 a m from the funeral home with Rev Eugene W Young of St Pauls Lutheran Jefferson officiating. Pallbearers included Ernest Abrecht III Herbert Abrecht James Ingram Jr Richard Ingram Clarence Boyer and Stephen Abrecht. Interment was in the Dragon Church of the Brethren Cemetery. M R Etchison and Son Funeral Directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hanson Diller
Libertytown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Lawrence LeRoy Ingram
Montevue Infirmary
East Church Street
Eugene W. Young
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Jefferson
Ernest Abrecht III
Herbert Abrecht
James Ingram Jr
Richard Ingram
Clarence Boyer
Stephen Abrecht
Dargon Church of the Brethren
M. R. Etchison and Son
Justus Blaufuss
Sykesville
Springfield Hospital
Germany
Henry
Katheryn Blaufuss
Margaret
Edward W. Kegel
Eldersburg
Waltz
Liberty Road
Winfield
Maurice S. Shaffer
Lakeview Memorial Gardens
William H. Davis
William Henry
Bill) Davis
Bunker Hill
W. Va
King’s Daughters Hospital
Martinsburg
Leetown
John H
Cora Fellers Davis
Lillian Sisk
Bunkle Hill
Middleway
Middleway Methodist Church
Lydia Fellers Davis
Charles Town
Neil H
Hugh P. Davis
Perry Wilson
Moorefield
Elsie Heffner
St. Petersburg
Fla
Edison Snyder
Baltimore
Charles Hardin
Hester
Frederick County
Brown Funeral Home
David Ring
Edge Hill Cemetery
Dawson V. Hammond
New Market
Newton D. Baker VA
Hammond
Tih. Co
154Th D. Brigade
Kansas
Dawson W
Henrietta. Norris Hammond
Virginia W. Hammond
Clinton
James Lowder
Edgar Moore
Kensington
Lee Hammond
Pittsburgh
Anna
Netta Hammond
Walkersville
Mary Watson
Washington
East Church Istreet
Mt. Olivet
Roya V. Harshman
Elmer Finneyfrock
Wolfsville
Cornelius and
Claretta Green Harshman
Jasper W. Morgan
Frederick
Bittle
Myersville
Cameron
United Brethren
Davita Ann Scott
James
Patricia Scott
Taneytown
Annie Warner
Gettysburg
Michelle Marie Scott
Sterling Fowler
John A. Scott
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Joseph Kenney
C. C. Fuss and Son
Damascus Service At Saint Anne's Chapel Recovering Faith Rite
The Rt. Rev. Paul Moore Suffragan Bishop of Washington will lead the 10 a m morning prayer service at Saint Anne's Chapel in Damascus, followed by a coffee hour. The small event reflects church life and community gathering in the area.
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Paul Moore
Washington
Saint Anne's Chapel
Damascus
Deaths of Gerald H. Ahalt and others noted
Notices report the deaths of Gerald H. Ahalt 56 of Floral City Fla and several other individuals including Justus Blaufuss 92 of Sykesville and William H. Davis 63 of Bunker Hill W Va. Also listed are Royston H. Fraley Dawson V. Hammond Roya V. Harshman and Joseph E. Moxley with details on birth, residence, survivors, funeral arrangements and burial plans across Maryland West Virginia and Florida.
Life and learning in a changing world and the home front
A mix of essays and notices on automation in education and its impact on learning, the effects of working mothers on children based on Glueck studies, a light tale about a car’s six minute assembly claim, and local obituaries and hospital updates from Frederick area families. The piece includes reflections on hardship and growth, a memorial for Thompson Moxley, and brief community notices from Taneytown and surrounding towns.
Governors to meet at White House on federal relations
Johnson and Muskie of Maine with Gov Edmund Brown of California will attend a White House parley on federal state relations. Reedy cannot say how many governors will join the afternoon session followed by a White House dinner. Four Southern governors Wallace Faubus McKeithen and Johnson plan to skip the meeting. The session will discuss federal activities impact on state economies and opportunities from new legislation.
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Mund S. Muskie
Maine
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
California
Reedy
White House
George Wallace
Alabama
Orval Faubus
Arkansas
John McKeithen
Louisiana
Paul Johnson
Mississippi
Johnson
Local Health Notes From Frederick Memorial Hospital
Among the sick Mrs. Fairybelle Lewis of West South street is recovering well after surgery on August 7 at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Danny Stevens of Ladiesburg has returned home from Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs. John Darby of Boyds has moved from Holy Cross Hospital in Silver Spring to the home of her daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. W. Galen McKeever of Highland Drive are listed. Mr. Earl Shreve of Dickerson who had surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital is improving. Mr. William Poole of Dickerson Md has improved after surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Ada Ford of North Bentzley
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Fairybelle Lewis
West South Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Danny Stevens
Raymond Stevens
Ladiesburg
John Darby
Boyds
Holy Cross Hospital
Silver Spring
W. Galen McKeever
Highland Drive
Earl Shreve
Dickerson
William Poole
Ada Ford
North Bentz
Frederick
Arthur J. Throne
Comptroller’s Office
Rod and Gun Club
Edgewood Arsenal
Harold G. Curry
Izaak Walton League of
Thurmont Sportsman’s Club
Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association
John Brookfield
East Coast Relay Station
Everett Hanes
Gardner Gremillion
Charles Glick
George Meyer
James Yatsco
US Public Health Service
Industrial Health and Safety Division
Ames
Iowa
US Department of Agriculture
National Animal Disease Laboratory
SP5
Denny Winkler
Kaul Memorial Hospi St. Marys
Penna
Celeste Anne
Philip H. Welty
Nellie V. Cannon
Fort Detrick
Armon E. Kerns
Upper Sandusky
Ohio
Gerald C. Nichols
Belen
New Mexico
Lindon H. Nutte
Corsicana
Texas
Crosby L. Patterson
Fritch
Robert H. Walker
John M. Gannon
Billy W.powers
Charles E Gwynn
Charles L. Lamke
Ernest E. Nester
Jerry R. Delaney
J. Lloyd Straughn
Frank W. Angline
Louis H. Benson
VA Division
Devota Smith
Doris Egge
Howard Johnson
Walter Foster
Clifton Forge
Ella Pearl
Richmond
Sarah Durick
Joe Durick
Edward L. Pease
Virginia Beach
Williamsburg
Dorothy Bentz
Atlantic City
Arthur Simon
Ocean City
Don Weddle
Debbies body hidden under porch and shoe planted
Finan testified Debbie was moved downstairs and hidden under a porch. He said Rickey admitted planting Debbie's shoe in the culvert where it was later found. Rickey is held for juvenile authorities. Debbie's parents, Karl and Mrs. Dappen, live nearby. the Dappens have Kenneth Lee, eight, and four other children.
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Rickey
Debbie
Rickeys
Karl Dappen
Dappen
American Automobile Association
Dappens
Kenneth Lee
Seat belts urged after county fatal crash and Maryland law
An elderly woman died in a crash where her car struck a truck and lacked a seat belt. Chief Main cites a seven year city fatality and a parked-object crash to argue belts save lives. Maryland law requiring two front belts in new cars began June first, with police noting belts keep occupants in place during collisions.
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Chief Main
Maryland
Main
Harmony Concert in Baker Park by Harmony Concert Band
The Harmony Concert Band directs Joseph R. Harp to perform at Baker Park band shell Sunday at 7:15 p.m. featuring a program of marches waltzes overtures and polkas including America My Faith Looks Up to Thee Colonel Bogey Down by the River Side Nugget Nell Whispering Hope Invercargill White Silver Sands Columbia Grand Patriotic Potpourri Americas Sweethearts Those Lazy Hazy Crazy Days of Summer National Emblem Bill Bailey The Marines Hymn Hoop Dee-Doo Mr Healthy and the Star Spangled Banner with soloists Blumenauer Brandenburg and cornet duet.
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Harmony
Baker Park
Joseph R. Harp
America
Lowell Mason
Colonel Bogey
Alford Taylor
Down By the River Side
Hal Leonard
George Southwell
Leonard
Buddy
Ervin Fleffman
William Blumenauer
Rudolph Brandenburg
Alice Hawthorne
Invercargill
Alex F. Lithgow
White Silver Sands
George D. Bernard
J. 8. Taylor
E. E. Bagley
Bill Bailey
The
Marines
Paul Yoder
Milton DeLugg
Mr. Healthy
Gus Beans
Blood drive quota set for town visit
Blood program seeks 248 pints to meet the quota with 155 pints per visit plus the 93 pints shortfall. The largest weekly collection was 145 pints on August 5 by Bloodmobile. The Red Cross mailed 325 notices for Tuesday’s visit. only 107 affirmative responses, 27 rescheduled, 20 removed. Frederick County historically meets or exceeds its quota.
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Bloodmobile
Red Cross
Frederick County
Miss Nancy Ritter Celebrates Tenth Birthday Today
Miss Nancy Ann Ritter of Walkersville celebrates her tenth birthday today. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Nicholas Ritter.
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Nancy Ann Ritter
Nicholas Ritter
Walkersville
Beatles mobbed in Seattle crowd traps quartet for an hour
A screaming teen mob trapped the Beatles in Seattle's Coliseum for about an hour before police ferried them away by ambulance. The crowd surged against officers and guards as fans shouted for Ringo Starr George Harrison John Lennon and Paul McCartney during two hours of mop hair music. The next show is scheduled in Vancouver B C. The Colorado state flower is the Rocky Mountain Columbine.
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Seattle
Wash
England
Beatles
Coliseum
Ringo Starr
George Harrison
John Lennon
Paul McCartney
Vancouver
B.C
Fort Detrick News Highlights Safety and Pay News
Fort Detrick officials analyze youth driving risks amid nationwide data noting 15 to 24 year olds face high crash rates. Measures include safety lectures films and remedial driving classes. Also reported are a summer swim meet reminder, education updates, the new Civil Service pay act, mallard propagation at the post pond, safety conference attendance, a birth at St Marys Hospital, condolences, welcomes and departures, and assorted local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Defense
Arnold G. Wedum
Fort Detrick
National Safety Council
Safety Council
Wedum
United States
Francis Scott Key
John E. Nutter
Bowman Gray School of Medicine
Wake Forest University
Winston Salem
N.C
John G. Ray, Jr
Medical Investigation Division
University of Maryland Dental School
Baltimore
Jacob G. Hellmann
American Management Association
New York
Civil Service Reform
Civil Service Comission
John W. Macy Jr
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elmer K. Ramsburg
New Design Road
Gerald H. Ahalt
Gerald H
Pat) Ahalt
Tin Floral City
Clifford F
Nina Hightman Ahalt
Geraldine Ifert
John D. Ahalt
Charles
Burkitt
Royston Fraley
Royston H. Fraley
Catoctin
Potomac Edison Company
Thurmont
James Henry
Victoria Fraley
Methodist
Daisey C. Fraley
Creager Funeral Home
Joseph E. Moxley
Tulane Avenue
Glen Echo
Montgomery General Hospital
Olney
Clagettsville
Ezekiel
Harriett
Joe Eisenhauer
Johnny
Sheldon
Eleanor Glueck
Gluecks
Thompson Moxley
Maggie Jane Moxley
Montgomery County
Montgomery
Herman Brown
Inez Norris
Howard C. Moxley
Ridgeville
Olin L. Molesworth
Montgomery Methodist
Rocky Mountain
Gor S Unity Prize
Bruce Shanks
Buffalo Evening News
Public Information Office
Nhawera Pee
Dr Chlye
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