Burch Widely Criticizes Johnson Humphrey Campaign Team
Georgia DERS called Johnson a cynical candidate and praised campaigner. Burch attacked both Johnson and Humphrey on Face the Nation calling their convention undemocratic. He linked ADA support to Johnson Humphrey and warned about lawlessness in cities Cuba and Vietnam and Johnsons wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ders
Burch
Johnson
Humphrey
CBS
Americans For Democratic Actioon
Americans For Socialistic Action
ADA
Cuba
Viet Nam
Congress
United States
Mail Fraud Rise Signals Rising Confidence Tricks
In four years the use of the mails to defraud rose by 35 percent says Henry B. Montague chief postal inspector. In the year ending June 30 last 1 028 inspectors made 12 006 arrests and 10 980 convictions with 99 percent of trials successful and recoveries totaling 9 million dollars. Prosecutions come from victims or official suspicion as affluence tempts con men with land swindles and cures made to resemble genuine brands. The best defense is careful testing with trusted bankers real estate men and doctors or druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry B. Montague
Montague
National Association of Postmasters
Political Weather as Conservatives Lead Labor in Polls
A mild spell lifts Conservative fortunes in national opinion polls, while Gallup shows Labor 7 points ahead. Bookmakers report last week’s bets favored the Conservatives, but voter impatience and regional differences suggest a tough fight on issues and candidates across the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Labor
New England
California
Hawaii
Great Lakes
Makarios vows Cyprus unity and rejects Turkish veto
Makarios declared Cyprus must be reunited with Greece and said Turkish Cypriots will not gain veto power. He spoke after meeting Nasser in Alexandria where he sought support for his anti veto stance. Turko-Greek tensions rose as UN said flights increased risk while Turks demonstrated near embassies in Ankara and Izmir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyprus
Makarios
Alexandria
U.A.R
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nasser
Greece
U.S
United Nations Command
Nicosia
Ankara
Aegean
Izmir
Ismet Inonu
Turkey
Fifty Years Ago Items From the News-Post Aug 31 1914
A 11 408 59 draft from Maryland payable to Frederick Armory Commission is noted by Major D John Markey. German forces drive toward Paris while Russian troops suffer losses. County school term to start in a week with 8 000 to 9 000 pupils, likely 10 000 after compulsory education kicks in. Conductor Charles Jennings sustains crushed foot in Brunswick yard accident. Roger G Harley becomes Frederick YMCA secretary, replacing DeWitt T Free who returns to teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Annapolis
D. John Markey
Maryland
City of Frederick
Paris
France
Charles Jennings
Brunswick Yards
Roger G Harley
Frederick Y.M.C
DeWitt T Free
Twenty Years Ago Items From the News Post Files
World war news reports American troops crossing the Marne and capturing Meaux near Paris. Spies in Frederick discuss planning for V E Day timing. Maurice Chevalier reportedly killed by French Maquis, confirmation uncertain. Woodsboro Yanks upset Frederick Hustlers 3 to 2 at McCurdy Field in a county game with about 400 spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reich
Marne
Meaux
Paris
Germany
Frederick
Maurice Chevalier
Reuters
London
Chevalier
Tral
Barber
Long
Woodsboro
Woodsboro Yanks Took A 3-2 Decision From the Frederick Hustlers At McCurdy Field
Putman Set To Retire From State Roads Commission
About 100 colleagues honored Robert E. L. Putman on the eve of his retirement after 45 years with the State Roads Commission. He ends a long career mostly in District 6 and will relocate with his wife Helen after a life of service including World War I service and leadership roles in several engineer and civic groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Robert E. L. Putman
State Roads Commission
Putman
al Ghan Shrine Country Club
SRC
Allegany
Garrett
Washington
John D. Bushby
Thomas Mohler
Frederick
Frank Scribner
Jonnn J. McMullen
Masonic Order
Ali Ghan Shrine Temple
BPO Elks
American Legion
Forty and High Society
Maryland Association of Engineers
Helen
Las Frederick
Yale
City Police List Weekend Accidents
Weekend accidents reported by City Police caused about 225 dollars in vehicle damage. Gene V Horner’s 964 car was hit by Warren E Young’s 1961 car on East Fourth Street with 150 and 75 dollars damage respectively. no charges. Later, Elmer C Moss struck Sanford G Blum’s parked car on Carroll Parkway with 100 and 1.50 dollars damage. no charges. Brownlow Heatherly was charged with driving on a revoked license and failing to drive to the right of center after a collision on East Fifth Street. He and John E Knipple sustained 60 and 40 dollars damage respectively. A rear-ender on the West Patrick West South crossover left Truman E Frits with minor damage from Paul R Wisner. no charges. Investigating officers were Sgt. William McK Boost, Officer Calvin Barger, Officer Calvin L Phillips, and Sel. J. Frank Main with Officer William Crabill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Fourth Street
Gene V. Horner
Warren E. Young
South Carroll ‘Street
Young
Fourth Street
Horner
Carroll Parkway
Elmer C. Moss
South Market Street
Sanford G Blum
Grove Boulevard
Blum
Moss
William McK Boost
Calvin Barger
Brownlow Heatherly
West South Street
West Patrick
West South Streets
Truman E. Frits
Mt Airy
Paul R. Wisner
North Court Street
Sel
J. Frank Main
William Crabill
Libertytown Marks 225th Anniversary of Formation
Libertytown Frederick County celebrated its 225th founding anniversary with church services. The town, once Duke’s Woods, has historic ties from 1739, including early infrastructure, a 1821 Roman Catholic chapel, and a 1827 Methodist church. Conflicts during the Civil War and plans for incorporation and fire apparatus were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libertytown
Frederick County
Duke's Woods
Thomas Sappington Arthur
St. Peters
England
Wales
Maryland
J. Rolfe Castleman
St. Peter's
Funeral services for Walter T Franklin of Taylorsville
Funeral services for Walter T Franklin well known farmer of Taylorsville were held Friday at 11 am at Waltz Funeral Home Liberty Road Winfield conducted by Rev L J Summerfield of Taylorsville Methodist Church Interment Taylorsville Cemetery Pallbearers Allen Moore Edward Blair Claude Naill Frank Grimes Harold Blaylock Chester Black Also services for Mrs R Irene Hansen of Taneytown who was killed in an automobile accident in Woodstock Va were held Sunday at 2 pm in Westminster Church of the Brethren with Rev Curtis Duble and Rev Warren Esbach officiating Pallbearers William G Jones Wilmer Barnes Phillip Benzil John Lewis Donald Seibel Rev John Rush Interment Meadow Branch cemetery Westminster D D Hartzler and sons funeral directors Also services for Roosevelt M Ben Markoe who died Thursday were held at the funeral home 106 East Church Street Saturday at 2 pm Rev Ralph E White officiated Pallbearers David Markoe Patrick O'Brien Jonathan Noyes Kenneth Rudy Jerry Williams Jerry Study Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery M Ritchison and Son funeral directors Also services for Mrs Stella M Marti widow of W H Martin who died Thursday at Vindobona Convalescent Home were held Sunday at 2 pm at Creager Funeral Home Thurmont with Rev Kenneth Franklin and Rev Merlin E Garber officiating Pallbearers David Taylor Jacob Jackson Stanley Brink Elmer Bollinger Russell Eigenbrode James Aribaugh Interment United Brethren cemetery Thurmont
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Walter T
Franklin
Taylorsville
University Hospital
Baltimore
Waltz
Liberty Road
Winfield
L. J. Summerfield
Taylorsville Methodist Church
Tayllorsville Cemetery
Allen Moore
Edward Blair
Claude Naill
Frank Grimes
Harold Blaylock
Chester Black
R. Irene Hansen
Benjamin J. Hansen
Taneytown
Woodstock
Westminster Church of the Brethren
Curtis Duble
Warren Esbach
Willam G. Jones
Wilmer Barnes
Phillip Benzil
John Lewis
Donald Seibel
John Rush
Meadow Branch Cemetery
Westminster
D. D. Hartzler
Roosevelt M
Ben) Markoe
East Church
Ralph E. White
Frederick
Stella M. Marti
W. H Martin
Vindobona Convalescent Home
Creager Funeral Home
Thurmont
Kenneth Franklin
Merlin E. Garber
David Saylor
Jacob Jackson
Stanley Brink
Elmer Bollinger
Russell Eigenbrode
James Aribaugh
United Brethren Cemetery
Mary E. Engle
Mary Elizabeth Engle
Dill Avenue
Vindobona Convalescent
Braddock
Miss Engle
Fzra
Rhuanna Barbara Stull Engle
Lizzie
M. Elizabeth McCaffrey
Shooks
Town Road
Mary Rhuanna Smith
Hampstead
Pauline R. Lewis
Washington
Louise E. Hammell
Milton T. Engle
Lewis H. Engle
Walkersville
Engle
Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ
East Church Street
Mount Olivet Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Florence E. Lohr
Florence Estella Lohr
Hagerstown
Chester T. Lohr
Washington County Hospital
Boonsboro
Frank
Laura Reeder Wolf
First Christian Church
Helping Hand Circle
Carroll
Ellsworth F. Lohr
Norment Funeral Home
Poto-' Imac Ave
Ext
Leitersburg Pike
Christ Lian Church
Potomac Avenue
Wilbur C. Hogewell
Robert Regenold
Rose Hill Cemetery
Olive York
Olive Rogers York
John Henry Thompson
Centerville
Vindobona Convalescant
Braddock Heights
Ora Smith Thompson
Lloyd and Elsie Chase Thompson
Frederick County
Ebenezeer Methodist Church
Stew ‘Ard
Church
Mary Thompson
Ruth Williams
This City
John L. Thompson
Atlantic City
N. J
Austin L. Thompson
Washington, D. C
Philip B. Thompson
Ruth Frederick
Hicks Funeral Home
Ebenezer Methodist Church
C. E. Hicks III
Mrs. Mary Welty to Celebrate 90th Birthday Wednesday
Mrs. Mary A Welty of the Maryland State Hospital Sykesville reaches her 90th birthday this Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Joseph E Glass of Baltimore announce the birth of their first child, a son Joseph Edward Jr., born August 2 at Maryland General Baltimore. Mrs Glass formerly Connie Crum of this city.
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Mary A. Welty
Maryland State Hospital
Sykesville
Joseph E. Glass
Baltimore
Joseph Edward Jr
Maryland General Baltimore
Glass
Connie Crum
Illness and Hospital Updates and Local Tank Fire
Mrs Carrie Null of South Carrol street fell ill Friday while visiting her sister in Baltimore and is now a patient at Baltimore City Hospitals. Mr Roy L Boyer of Thurmont was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital by American Legion ambulance. Mrs Harvey S Young Sr of John Hanson Apartments returned home after surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital. An empty 15000 gallon asphalt tank on East street at Supreme Concrete caught fire around noon and was extinguished within 30 minutes by city fire companies. No damage estimate is available as creosote inside the tank burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Null
South Carroll Street
Nellie Seibert
Baltimore
Null
Baltimore City
Roy L. Boyer
Thurmont
Frederick Memorial Hospital
American Legion
Harvey S. Young Sr
John Hanson
East Street
Deaths of Engle Ernst Lohr O'Toole York Spurrier Thompson Wolfe
Multiple obituaries from the Braddock Heights and surrounding areas note deaths of Miss Mary E Engle Florence E Lohr William E O Toole C Robert Spurrier John Henry Thompson Olive York and Claudia Wolfe. Surviving relatives include nieces nephews grandchildren and extended families with service details and funeral homes listed. Interments planned at Mount Olivet Rose Hill Fort Lincoln Pine Grove and Burns Hill cemeteries with services at local churches and homes.
Maryland teachers begin integrated classes across counties
The Associated Press report outlines new school integration as classes start in September across Maryland. It notes counts of Negro pupils in each county, prior integration levels, and the expected changes from last year with figures for Charles, St. Marys, Calvert, Washington, Frederick, Allegany, Montgomery, Baltimore, Carroll, Harford, Howard, and Prince Georges counties. Funeral services will be held there Tuesday at 2 pm with interment in Mount Olivet Cemetery, Frederick.
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Maryland
Charles County
St. Marys County
Calvert County
Washington
Frederick Counties
Washington County
Frederick County
Carroll Manor
Adamstown
Allegany
Montgomery
Baltimore
Carroll
Harford
Howard
Prince Georges County
William S. Schmidt
Anne Arundel County
Associated Press
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Frederick
G. C. Barton
Faneral
Anne Arundel
Baltimore City
Caroline
Ae Cecil
Charles
Dorchester
Garrett Non Harford Howard
Kent
Prince Georges
Queen Annes
Aie
Marys
Somerset
Talbot
Wicomica
Worcester
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News-Post
iPutman
LOS Angeles
Mary Sinclair Crawford
University of Southern California
City Police
Piney Hill
Route
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Martin Flahaven
Libertstown
Frank Ernst
Nellie Ernst
Riverdale
Wyersville
Charles W
Annie Marker Rowe
Frank J
Miami
Florida
Robert
William Rowe
Austin Rowe
Maynard Thomas
Willie B. Wolfe
Myersville
Gasch
Washington, D.C
Riverdale Presbyterian Church
Queensbury Road
Fort Lincoln Cemetery
William E. O’toole
William Edward O’toole
Clayton Ave
Waynesboro
Waynesboro Hospital
Richard Joseph
Ann Virginia Mc. Sherry O'Toole
Landis' Tool Company
Harrisburg
Nell Smith
St. Andrew’s Catholic Church
Knights of Columbus
Holy Name Society
J. Leon
J. Richard
Wayland Hills
Robert B
RFD
Louis D. O'Toole
Ann Rosensteel
Louise E. Keepers
Michael F. O'Toole
Emmitsburg
George H. O'Toole
St. Andrews Church
Thomas Garlinski
Burns Hill Cemetery
Grove
C. Robert Spurrier
Robert Spurrier
Union Bridge
Carroll County
C. Diffey
Sallie Ebbert Spurrier
Harmon
Harry Spurrier Sr
Paul 4. Spurrier
Union Bridge Fire Company
Union Bridge Funeral
D. D. Hartzler and Sons
Clarence Roark
Pine Grove
Mt. Abry
Charles L. Wolfe
Claudia J. Wolfe
Sjamsville
Julia Ogle Smith
Ijamsville
Pauline Grubbs
Xuay
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