Kennedy Of New York
Robert F Kennedy seeks a Senate seat from New York while living in McLean Virginia. The piece discusses carpetbagger charges, residency rules, and the national versus local duties of senators, noting Salinger’s earlier California to New York path and Kennedy's deep New York ties. It reflects on how residency rules affect candidates and the political optics of cross state runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. Kennedy
McLean
Pierre Salinger
White House
California
Washington
Sainger
Senate Investigation Committee
Kennedy
New York
Massachusetts
Salager
Senate
Salinger
House of Representatives
Midnight welfare raids spark legality debate nationwide
Welfare workers and officials debate the legality of midnight raids on homes receiving public assistance to confirm male head presence. Critics cite intimidation and coercion while some states have halted raids. Secretary Celebrezze could rule on federal standards guiding such actions.
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New York
California
Maryland
Detroit
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Reunion of Melgior descendants honors early pioneer
Living descendants from 12 states and D C gathered at the fair grounds on August 9 to mark the 160th anniversary of the death of an early Frederick County pioneer. They praise local residents for hospitality and cooperation and thank The News editor and staff for polishing their tale.
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Melgior
Johann Melgior Dobler - Tabler
States
District of Columbia
Fairgrounds
Frederick County
the News
Frederick County figures honored in Melgior graveyard project
William Leslie Tabler of Carrollton, Ohio and Henry tabler document Frederick County's 1761 to 1804 exploration of Melgior and related graves. The piece credits Urban Moore Roy Zimmerman James Rice and local residents for guiding a 1830 deed trail to Jackson and van Buren legends in Jefferson.
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THE
Frederick
Maryland
Inews
Edward 8. Delaplaine
Melyjee
Frederick County
John Hansen
Francis Scott Key
Thomas Johnson
Urban F. Moore
Jefferson
Melgior
William
Roy Zimmerman
Little Jack
James Rice
Lewis
Christian Tabler
James Sampson Castle
Castle
Ruth Easterday Mott
Edna Hemp
Frederick Tabler
Paul Derr
Albert Tabler
Edith Tabler
R. Leroy Tabler
Robert Lee Tabler
Carlton Tabler
Leon Boseley
Melgier
William Leslie Tabler
Henry Carrollton
Ohio
Viet Nam Crisis Deepens As Rioters Clashes Grow
Riots across South Vietnam kill 11 and injure 61 as Da Nang police arrest 40 rioters. Hue sees demonstrations with students seizing a radio station while fears mount of Viet Cong attacks around Saigon. General staff meets under guard as Khanh consolidates dictatorial powers.
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da Nang
Hue
Viet Nam
Saigon
Khanh
South Viet Nam
General Staff
Duong van Minh
Ngo Dinh
Minh
South
Hurricane Cleo crosses toward Cuba causing deaths and damage
The hurricane Cleo moved toward Cuba after killing at least 14 on Guadeloupe and about 50 in Haiti and the mountains. In Florida residents were told to monitor advisories and prepare safety steps as reports came in of a destroyed hospital and 50 bodies found in Les Cayes amid ongoing rebuilding from Flora.
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Key West
Miami
Guadeloupe
Haiti
Cuba
South Florida
Les Cayes
Port Au Prince
Private eyes rally reject movie image at convention
About 75 detectives from the World Secret Service Association gathered in Baltimore for their 15th annual convention. They urged licensing reform and smarter hiring, noting real work involves industry and commerce, not Hollywood glamour. The group plans a picnic and community sing as the event winds down.
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Private Eyes
Baltimore
World Secret Service Association
Out the World
Wills Sandlin
Detroit
Sandlin
Mike Hammer
Private Eye
Murray F. Seyler
Columbus, Ohio
Seyler
Fifty Years Ago News From August 26 1914
War office reports from the front say the big battle favors the Allied cause as Lorraine defenses shift. The fate of France hinges on this clash, described as the biggest in history.
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News-Post
Lorraine
France
Emory C. Remsberg
Boys’ Potato Club
Charles T. Barnes
Old Glory Post
G.A.B
Chicago
Barbara Fritchie
Mt. Olivet
Sickles’ Corps
Army of the Potomac
Frederick
Paris Freed as French Rise Up Against Occupation
Twenty years ago Paris shook off four years of Nazi bondage as thousands of Frenchmen stood on the streets and arms surrounded the capital while American forces positioned nearby. News from Frederick and nearby towns noted airport funding, reunions, and Allied advances into Grenoble as troops pierced German defenses in southern France.
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Paris
Frederick
Congress
Millard E. Tydings
Baker Park
Roy Summers
Middletown
Helen Gladhill
George Fisher
Seventh Army
France
Grenoble
Mediterranean
J.g
Edward D. Storm
U.S.N.R
Hagerstown
Isig-Ny
Kim
Cuba Hit by Storm Evacuations Proceed as Mills Damaged
The storm prompted evacuations of over 10,000 people along Cuba’s southwestern coast with no reported casualties. Cuban military short wave frequencies relayed damage reports to Havana while in Oriente Province several sugar mills suffered heavy damage, as monitored by AP in Miami.
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Cuba
Havana
Associated Press
Miami
Oriente
Frederick Model Airplane Contest At Frederick Airport
The annual Frederick Model Airplane Contest and Maryland State Championship event is set for Sunday at Frederick Municipal Airport. Sponsored by the Frederick Model Airplane Club Baltimore Aero-Craftsmen and the Radio Control Club of Baltimore, the meet expects hundreds of fliers and multiple events under AMA authority.
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Frederick
Maryland
Frederick Municipal
Frederick Model Airplane Club
Baltimore Aero - Craftsmen
Radio Control Club of
Baltimore
George Scott
Frederick Club
Academy of Model Aviation
AMA
Civil Air Patrol
John Patton
A. P. Simmons
Howard Weil
United Flying Service
Maryland Delegation Bets on Presidential Race Watch
Maryland delegates attend a political betting scene at Atlantic City while women observers compare bets to a horse race. The piece notes Inez Jones and Louise Porter backing Lady Optimist and discusses possible presidential contenders including Hubert Humphrey and John Pastore.
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Arkansas
Inez Jones
State Auditor
Louise Porter
Arkansas Democratic Women’s Club
Mrs. Jones
Mrs
Owl
Riley
California
Pat Brown
Connecticut
Tom Dodd
Louise Campolo
Roselle Park
N.J
Maryland
Atlantic City
Guilty Verdicts In Court Cases Today
Magistrate Byron Thompson presided over three cases this morning resulting in guilty verdicts. Shirley V. Stine of Sykesville was fined $10 and costs for speeding over 50 mph on Md. 26 near Mt. Pleasant. Clarence Leon Sharpe of Rocky Ridge was found guilty of exceeding 60 mph on Interstate 70 near Urbana after being paced by Trooper Harry Frost for five miles with speeds up to 72 mph. Sharpe received a suspended sentence on August 13.
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Byron Thompson
Shirley
Stine
RFD
Sykesville
R. E. Cook
Mt. Pleasant
Clarence Leon Sharpe
Rocky Ridge
Urbana
Harry Frost
Sharpe
Democrats Confront Credentials Fight at Convention
Delegates from Alabama faced a protests over seating with two Mississippi Freedom Democratic leaders seated at large as a compromise. McCormack assailed Republicans as extremist while Southern governors warned Humphrey’s weaknesses. A car fire on Fourteenth Street caused minor damages and local court actions included penalties for disorderly conduct.
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Bailey
Alabama
Mississippi
Freedom Democratic Party
David Lawrence
Pennsylvania
Paul Johnson
Johnson
Freedom
Freedom Group
Senate
McCormack
GOP
America
Birch Bayh
Indiana
Goldwater
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Humphrey
Dixie
Man Fined for Assault and Disorderly Conduct in April Case near Bucheimer
In a courthouse session Judge Clapp fined Harding $25 and suspended three months on assault and battery. A second charge of disorderly conduct carried $35 and three months suspended. A trespassing count carried $50 and six months suspended. Edwin F. Nikirk defended Harding with William W. Wenner prosecuting. An equity case moves forward. Other actions: Lee Patton Parsons case continued to Sept 2 for bond issues. Parsons faces operating without a permit and using plates not his. Ralph J. Hurley convicted of reckless driving, fined $15 plus costs. Nikirk again defense counsel.
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Bucheimer's
Harding
Leather Goods
Edwin F. Nikirk
William W. Wenner
Clapp
Lee Patton Parsons
Parsons
Ralph J. Hurley
Nikirk
Hurley
Local Hospital Patients and Incident Reports
Among the sick, Mrs. Bessie F Turner of West Patrick Street is a medical patient at Loudoun County General Hospital in Leesburg Virginia. Miss Sharon Bottcher an eight year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Bottcher Wyngate Drive is a surgical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs Claude F Culler RFD 4 Frederick fell at her home Sunday evening fracturing her left arm between the elbow and wrist. She was treated at the Emergency Room at Frederick Memorial Hospital and has returned to her home.
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Bessie F. Turner
West Patrick Street
Loudoun County General Hospital
Leesburg
Sharon Bottcher
Walter Bottcher
Wyngate Drive
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Claude F. Culler
RFD
Frederick
The White Cliffs and the Scotch Nurse
In Alice Duer Miller’s poem The White Cliffs an English boy is raised by a stern Scotch nurse who withholds sugar in his tea to instill a cause and effect mindset. The nurse’s discipline frames the boy’s later resilience as he faces life’s challenges without sugar as a moral lesson.
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Douglass
White Cliffs
Alice Duer Miller
Devotional Metaphor On Discipline And Acceptance
The speaker uses a parable about bitter tea to argue that people must accept consequences and learn from discipline. Those who heed guidance endure hardships contentedly, while the undisciplined complain when sweetness is withheld.
Deaths Miss Vera Gurley Former Cumberland Resident
Miss Vera O. Gurley 71 former Cumberland resident died Monday at the National Lutheran Home Washington where she lived the past six years She was daughter of the late Thomas J and Emma Brotemarkle Gurley a retired employee of the Eureka Life Insurance Company and a member of St Pauls Lutheran Cumberland Survived by nephew Clyde Gurley Frederick and three nieces Mrs Leo P Ford and Miss Eloise Gurley Cumberland and Mrs Pearl Kelly Frederick A service will be conducted in Cumberland.
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Vera O. Gurley
Cumberland
National Lutheran Home
Washington
Thomas J. and
Emma (Brotemarkle) Gurley
Gurley
Eureka Life Insurance Company
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Clyde Gurley
Frederick
Leo P
Funeral services for Royston H Fraley
Funeral services for Royston H Fraley who died Saturday at Frederick Memorial Hospital were held Tuesday at 2 p m from the Catoctin Methodist Church with Rev. Martin A Case officiating. Pallbearers included Herbert Sweeney Herbert Willard Truman May James R Fraley Jr William Miller and Franklin R Fraley. Interment followed at Rest Haven Gardens Creager Funeral Home Thurmont under arrangements.
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Royston H. Fraley
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Catoctin
Crawford cries after being replaced in film
Hollywood report says Joan Crawford cried for hours after learning she would be replaced by Olivia de Havilland and Bette Davis in Hush Hush Sweet Charlotte. Producer Robert Aldrich substituted the ailing star due to pneumonia forcing a shutdown at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital.
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Joan Crawford
Robert Aldrich
Miss Crawford
Olivia de Havilland
Bette Davis
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Kennedy pleads mixed feelings about Democratic delegation
Joan Kennedy arrives in Atlantic City with mixed emotions about her role in the Massachusetts delegation to the Democratic National Convention. She says she is honored to be part of the group but wishes her husband Ted Kennedy were with her, as he remains hospitalized after a June plane crash that left him with a broken back.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Joan Kennedy
Massachusetts
Ted
Two Frederick County Youths Attend Democratic Convention
Frederick County youths Thomas Dorsey and Edward Trout join the Young Citizens for Johnson at the Democratic National Convention in Atlantic City. Both are University of Maryland seniors and Walkersville High School graduates, active in local youth Democratic groups.
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Frederick County
Johnson
Atlantic City
Nord
Thomas Dorsey
Lawrence A. Dorsey
Edward Trout
Walkersville
Gilmore Trout
Jeff Sunday
Eastern Seaboard
Dorsey
Trout
University of Maryland
University
Young Democratic Club
Walkersville High School
Frederick Young Dems
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Truman
Franklin Roosevelt
Monte Carlo
Las Vegas
Alice Narducci
Lambertville
Junior Fire Company
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Charles Ingram
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