Fewer Hunters Turn Out For Opening Deer Season
A lighter opening day in Frederick County saw 32 hunters with 1 p.m. legal kills. The heaviest deer was 142 pounds by Cyrus D Weddle of Dickerson, a three-pointer with one antler missing. Reese Warner Jr of Frederick checked a 126-pound eight-pointer at Harmony. Weather and midweek start may slow pace. snow observed on the watershed today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Cyrus D. Wedldle
Dickerson
Reese Warner Jr
Harmony
Weather Bureau
Thurmont
Sugar Loaf Mountain
Ben’s
Esso
Snook’s
Lewistown
Ben's
Richard L. Sanders
Sabillasville
Paul Schildt
Pryor Road
Ellis Shendlascher
Fairfield
Eyler
Fitz-Gerald’s Orchard
Clyde
Smith
Smithsburg
Deerfield
Luther Brown
Baltimore
St. Mary’s College
Carson Kelly
Taneytown
Emmitsburg
Reno Eyler
College Mountain
Arthur Brandenburg
Lantz
Spike
Foxville
Barr Newcomer
Carpetin Road
James Smith
Robert L. Haines
Reistertown
Richard L
Spangler
Smithburg
Cat Rock
Carroll E. Few
Keymar
Snock’s
Earl Nicholson
Tramsville
Bennett’s Creek
Frederick
Cyrus D.’ Weddle
Dickergon
Larry J. Alexander
Silver Spring
Braddock Mountain
Maynard Harper
Rockville
Catoctin Furace
Charles Black
Union Fridge
Baugher
Christmas Carols From Many Lands Planned
Selections of Christmas carols from England Spain Poland Germany and the United States will be sung by the Gambrill Park Homemakers' Club chorus under Mrs Donald Sullivan. Mrs Carol Freed will accompany on the piano and Mrs J Vernon Coblentz will welcome the audience with Mrs Adele Miller narrating the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Spain
Poland
Germany
United States
Donald Sullivan
Gambrill Park
Frank J Keefer Club
J. Vernon Coblentz
Frederick County Council of Homemakers’ Clubs
Adele Miller
Norway
Debbie Parks
Thurmont
Penny Wood
Rhonda Baugher
Shookstown
Jennifer Sullivan
Wanda Black
Sidney Miller
Chris Trey
George Chick
Merryland | Tract Club
Phil Hassinger
College Estates Club
Robert Walker
West Frederick Club
Forrest Haugh
Rosedale Club
William King
Ballenger Club
Jack McGolerick
New Market Club
Herman Boyer
Merryland Tract Club
Palmer Snook
Adamstown Club
Rose Hill Garden Club
William C Hobson
Richard Hargett
Robert Kline
W. T Lenhart
Joseph Hemp
Herbert Staley
Frederick County Council of Homemakers’ Club
Christmas Carols Program By Homemakers And 4-H Clubs
Frederick High School auditorium hosts a Sunday 2 p.m. Christmas program titled Everywhere Everywhere Christmas. Homemakers and 4-H members perform carols from England Norway Spain Poland Germany Austria and the United States under Mrs. Donald Sullivan and Mrs. Adele Miller as narrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick High School
Oswald's Mother Defends Son Amid Assassination Fallout
Mrs Marguerite Gaverie Oswald, mother of Lee Harvey Oswald, asserts her son did not kill Kennedy and laments he never stood trial. She accepts some guilt for shaping him but disputes FBI and commission findings, insisting, I know my son. The interview frames a broader life burden for the Oswald family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tex
John Fitzgerald Kenned
Lee Harvey Oswald
Marguerite C Gaverie Oswald
Mrs. Oswald
FBI
Special Commission
Warren Commission seeks subpoena power for JFK probe
Chief Justice Earl Warren said the seven member Warren Commission will ask Congress for subpoena power to advance its investigation into the JFK assassination. The panel met for over two hours behind guarded doors to organize procedures and milestones. Life details about a person named Dora Claverie are briefly touched on but not clarified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supeena Power
Washington
Earl Warren
John F. Kennedy
Congress
Johnson
New Orleans
Dora
John Claverie
State Roads Commission proposes 5 year 723 mile program
The SRC proposes a 3528 million five year road plan spanning 723 miles with Frederick County receiving 47.75 miles costing 27.17 million. Major effort focuses on I 70 and a 13.9 mile four lane from I 70 south of Frederick to the Washington County line. Budget ideas consider tax hikes to fund the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Roads Commission
General Assembly
Frederick County
Frederick
Washington County
Montgomery County
SRC
Department of Motor Vehicles
Prince Georges
Montgomery
Baltimore
Anne Arundel
Harford
Howard
Allegany
Washington
Garrett
Catoctin
Jefferson
Frederick By-Pass
Fourth Street
Motter Avenue
Virginia State Line
Point of Rocks
Motler Avenue
Maryland
Harmony Grove
New Market By-Pass
Central Church Road
Maryland 26
Woodsboro
Missing Taneytown High alligator Alice prompts search
Taneytown High School students report their pet alligator Alice is missing. The 4 foot long reptile, kept at a Kee ney farm pond near Keysville, has wandered away multiple times and is urged not to harm her. Students seek aid to recover the pet before winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taneytown School
Carroll County
Keysville
Alice
Taneytown High School
Luther Keeney
Paul L Beale
Taneytown High
Mr Beale
Keeney
Monocacy
Maryland Remains Free State As Prohibition Repeals
On the anniversary of repeal Maryland kept a steady, restrained stance. The state earned the nickname Free State for resisting the 18th Amendment and Volstead Act with few concessions. Police interference was rare and a 1933 move allowed beer licenses. when the 21st Amendment was ratified, Maryland saw no grand celebration, only a quiet return of drinkers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens
Associated Press
Maryland
George
Mike
Joe
Ritchie
Albert C. Ritchie
Baltimore
John Barleycorn
Bunning Traded to Phillies in Four-Player Interleague Deal
Los Angeles AP report notes right hander Jim Bunning was sent from the Tigers to the Philadelphia Phillies in a four player deal. Detroit also moved Don Demeter and Jack Hamilton and sent Gus Triandos to Philadelphia. The Tigers had previously traded Rocky Colavito and Bob Anderson to Kansas City for Jerry Lumpe and pitchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOS Angeles
Jim Bunning
Philadelphia Phillies
Tigers
Don Demeter
Jack Hamilton
Gus Triandos
Philadelphia
Bunning
Rocky Colavito
Bob Anderson
Kansas City Athletics
Jerry Lumpe
Dave Wickersham
Ed Rakow
Church Council Debates Civil Rights Bills at National Assembly
In Philadelphia the National Council of Churches faces two civil rights resolutions. One urges backing Johnson's civil rights bill and the Kennedy push for early passage. the other calls for complete desegregation of churches. Delegates total about 5000 and debate is expected to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
General Assembly
National Council of Churches
Robert W. Spike
Council
Commission On Religion and Race
Spike
United Church of Christ
Assembly
Johnson
John F Kennedy
Parallel Between Lincoln and Kennedy Deaths Noted
A New York Herald extra from April 15 1865 reports Lincoln’s death after Ford's Theatre shooting with Stanton dispatches. The News-Post displays the full page noting similarities to Kennedy's assassination such as Mrs Lincoln beside the President and Vice President Johnson succeeding him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Herald
Lincoln
John F. Kennedy
New York
News-Post
George Moser
Moser Road
Thurmont
Negotiations End in Chicago Over School Integration Policy
Civil rights leaders ended talks with the Chicago Board of Education after a 4-3 vote against issuing a policy statement in support of integration. The move halts efforts to adopt formal stance amid ongoing desegregation disputes in Chicago schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Education
Intelligence Chief Is Assassinated in Laos
VIENTIANE Laos AP Premier Prince Souvanna Phouma's intelligence chief Col Leuang was shot as he arrived home on the outskirts of Vientiane unknown assassins reportedly fled in the dark Leuang headed the Deuxieme Bureau the coalition government's intelligence unit He belonged to the neutralist faction in Laos government with Pathet Lao and right wing No motive was immediately known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vientiane
Laos
Prince Souvanna Phowma
Col
Leuang
Deuxieme
Souvanna
Pathet Lao
Hearings Set for Civil Rights Bill by House Rules Chair
Rep. Howard W. Smith announced hearings on the civil rights bill "reasonably soon in January" as Congress debates a discharge petition led by Rep. Emanuel Celler. If two weeks, Celler would drop the petition. otherwise it proceeds, risking floor action with enough signers. House GOP Leader Halleck lauded the move predicting eventual passage before year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
House Rules Committee
Rules Committee
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
Judiciary Committee
Smith
Cellier
House
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Johnson
White House
Halleck
John W. McCormack
Woman wins car but she does not drive
Mrs. Mary 8 Free of East Patrick Street wins a 1964 Ford Galaxie in the Acme Markets sweepstakes. She claimed first prize in a ten week contest across Acme Market stores in Maryland and nearby states. An Acme spokesman said Frederick Motor Company will purchase the car. award is to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Free
East Patrick Street
Acme Markets
Acme
Maryland
Potomac Edison Company
Frederick Motor Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Barbara Yinger
Braddock Heights
Ick City 4H Club
Frank J. Keefer
Austria
Hungary
Bethlehem
Homemakers
1-H
Gambrill Park Homemakers’ Club
Carol Freed
Gambrill Park Club
Oswald
Church Council
Africa
Liverpool
South Africa
Impress of
Britain
Saigon
Viet Nam
Mekong
Kennedy
Gram
Dix
Abraham Lincoln
Herbert Lehman
Herbert H. Lehman
U.S
Tov Town Pecial
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!