Public enterprises drive growth but hide costs in budget
A February 14 1964 analysis notes public sponsored enterprises show rapid growth from 15.3 to 22.2 billion dollars projected by 1964, financed by revolving funds and outside normal appropriations. Losses exceed four billion yearly, with Post Office and CCC shouldering over half. Taxpayers cover deficits, masking true expenses and receipts across government trust funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Academy
Commodity Credit Corporation
Post Office
CCC
Car Demolished In 1958 Chevy Crash On South Market
A 1958 Chevrolet sedan was wrecked when driver Charles D. Beacht 39 lost control at 6 01 a m on South Market extended struck a utility pole and damaged a billboard. Beacht was charged with reckless driving and failing to carry a registration card. He was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Minor damage in a second two car crash at West South and South Bentz streets involved Mrs J A Cottingham and Calvin E Ramsburg with no injuries. Cottingham cited for failing to stop for an automatic signal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Market Street
Charles D. Beacht
Beacht
New Design Road
Frederick Memorial Hospital
J. Frank Main
G. T. Darkis
R.T. Thompson
J. A. Cottingham
RFD
Frederick
West South
South Bentz
Calvin E. Ramsburg
West Seventh Street
Ramsburg
Cottingham
R. N. Dietz
Learn from Communist Traffic Rules in 1960s study
The Soviet Union limits driver permit issuance with a permanent denial after two drunken driving convictions, said Vladimir I. Shaterkin of the Soviet Embassy at an AAA sponsored workshop. Yugoslavia mandates 75 hours of driver education, while the U.S. averages 36 hours. Enforced obedience matters as much as strict laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Union
Vladimir I. Shaterkin
American Automobile Association
Washington
Yugoslavia
United States
Hearing Set For Cameramen In School Protest
Hearing for two television cameramen charged with disturbing the school in session during a Dorchester County boycott was postponed to Feb 20. Trial Magistrate Allen M. Baird granted the delay to allow counsel outreach. Bruce Hoertel and Larry Krebs were arrested after schools barred unauthorized press near campuses. County officials noted increased absences amid the protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Busick
Delegates Push Road Plan and School Health News
In the House of Delegates a bill by Delegate McGill would require the State Roads Commission to pave and macadamize the Dickerson to Buckeystown Pike, with work to begin by July 1 and a $40,000 appropriation. Church Hill School reopened after a scarlet fever outbreak, fumigation completed and infected books destroyed. The season’s first snow arrived with the coldest morning yet this winter, seven degrees. John H. and Frank W. Cline sold a captured American eagle to the Government for the National Zoological Park. Emmitsburg residents praise electricity from the Security plant and its service uptake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGill Best
House of Delegates
State Roads Commission
Dickerson
Buckeystown Pike
Church Hill School
Lloyd Koogle
Myersville
Messrs
John
Frank W. Cline
Zoological Park
Washington
Emmitsburg
Government condemns farm land for Camp Detrick expansion
In 1944 prose, the United States government entered condemnation proceedings for 97.6 acres of the Austin K. Thomas farm west of Montevue and about 53 acres of the Robert S. Bright farm west of Detrick Field for Camp Detrick expansion amid wartime logistics. Fortresses and bombers target strategic sites as the war advances on Mt Cassino and the German fortress. The Red Air Force aligns to strike Berlin while the British Channel holds, signaling intensified aerial operations. A Walkersville resident preserves garden produce by sun ripening home grown tomatoes, storing fruit from last summer’s Victory Garden until Valentine's day. Tomatoes were ripened after being kept on the stalks, then sun ripened on a table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Austin K. Thomas
Montevue
Camp Detrick
Robert S. Bright Farm
Detrick
Mt. Cassino
Berlin
English Channel
Red Air Force
Reich
Ernest Fogle
Walkersville
Victory Garden
Fogle
Frederick Orchestra to perform Madame Butterfly concert
The Frederick Orchestra under Charles J. Warner offers an English staged act from Puccini's Madame Butterfly with Miss June Paul as Cho Cho-San and Jerry Holloway as Pinkerton supported by Washington singers and Hood College artists. The program includes Mozart The Magic Flute Fidelio and Rossini William Tell with guest conductor John Landis. Tickets at Brodbeck Hall entrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Orchestra
Brodbeck Hall
Hood College
Charles J. Warner
Washington
Miss Paul
June Paul
St. Louis
New York
Lieutenant Pinkerton
Jerry Holloway
Mr. Holloway
U. S. Army Chorus
Montgomery Light Opera Association
Cleveland Symphony
Donald Boothman
Sharpless
U.S
Nagasaki
East
Middle West
Cleveland Symphony Orchestra
Harry Slaght
Kenneth Carter
U.S. Air Force
Memphis Opera Company
Richard Barager
Sun
Davis
John Landis
Day
Eastman School of Music
Rochester
Lyric Theater, Inc
Giacomo Puccini
Rossini
Wedemeyer Talks On War, Policy At Cresap Meeting
General A C Wedemeyer, U S Army, retired, addressed about 75 Cresap Association members at Staley Park Field House. He recalled prewar and wartime roles in Asia, criticized nuclear war as unwinnable, urged cutting aid to Communist nations and opposing trade, and warned that aiding communism strengthens their military.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cresap Association, Inc
Staley Park Field House
A. C. Wedemeyer
U. S. Army
India
Southeast Asia
China Theater
Stilwell
Chiang Kai-shek
China
Far East
Korea
Wedemeyer
State Department
MacArthur
Wedemeyer urges firm stance against Communists worldwide
General Wedemeyer touts a humanitarian record and condemns Communist aggression in Panama. He cites 1948 49 intelligence alleging Cuba and Mexico as bases, calls for blockading Cuba, and notes difficulty for citizens to access information. He recalls meetings with Mao and Chou while noting U.S. reports questioning Communist loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wedemeyer
Panama
Cuba
Mexico
China
Mao Tse-tung
Chou En-lai
America
Local health notes from Frederick Memorial Hospital
Among the sick at Frederick Memorial Hospital Mr George Keeney of RFD 1 Frederick has returned home but remains bedbound after four weeks as a patient. Har ry D Shankle of Buckeystown was admitted to Vindobona Nursing Home Braddock Heights. Milton Frank and Mrs Katie Shank celebrate birthdays at Frederick Memorial Hospital with staff from the dietary department. Rosella Arnold hospital administrator recuperating. Mrs Albert C Palmer returns home from Union Memorial Hospital. Mrs Guy Eby transferred for rehabilitation from Union Memorial to Western Maryland State Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Keeney
RFD
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Vindobona Nursing Home, Inc
Braddock Heights
Harry D. Shankle
Buckeystown
Milton Frank
North Market Street
Katie Shank
North Wisner Street
Union Memorial Hospital
Baltimore
Guy Eby
Thurmont
Eby
Union Memorial
Western Maryland State Hospital
Hagerstown
Albert Palmer
Kopec Promoted by J C Penney in Lynchburg opening
Elmer C. Ehler announces Michael D. Kopec promoted to department manager of a larger unit to be opened in Lynchburg Virginia. Kopec joins new store preparations next week for a spring opening after a career beginning in 1958. He is married to Jacqueline Ecker with a son Michael Jr. and attends St Johns Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer C. Ehler
J. C. Penney Company
Michael D. Kopec
Lynchburg
Kopec
Penney
Luray
King’s College of
Wilkes Barre
Penney Organization
Frederick
Jacqueline Ecker
Libertytown
Michael Jr
St. Johns Catholic Church
Death notices cascade from Frederick area obituaries
Deaths list multiple local residents including Russell Jackson of Ijamsville and Addie A. McGaha of Lovettsville with details on survivors and funeral arrangements. Other notices include Bertha Fogle Moxley of Norrisville and Robert W. Myers Sr. of Knoxville, plus infant Judy Irene Long of Taneytown. Mass is planned for several churches and cemeteries, with services set in coming days.
Mentally Retarded Program Planned
Mrs. Wilbur P. Ulle and Morris Scherr will speak at the Frederick County Association for Mentally Retarded Children meeting on Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the Jeanne Bussard Sheltered Workshop. They will discuss links between local, state, and national associations and answer questions after the talk. Ulle has held offices in the Baltimore Chapter and attended the White House for the Kennedy signing of the mental retardation aid bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur P. Ulle
Maryland Association For Retarded Children
Morris Scherr
MARC
Frederick County
White House
Kennedy
Baltimore
Maryland Association
Randolph- Mace College Alumnae Association
New Minister For Assembly Church
Rev T J Kerfoot evangelist of the Potomac District of the Assemblies of God will begin ministry as pastor of Calvary Assembly of God Church Motter avenue Sunday replacing Rev R E Hartle who retired in November 1963 and is now residing in Hagerstown Rev Brad Carter has been serving as supply pastor Local residents recall Kerfoot was pastor here about 20 years ago For months he has evangelistic work in Florida He has pastored Assembly of God churches in Shrewsbury Pa Winchester Va and Old Town near Cumberland Rev Kerfoot and Mrs Kerfoot with two sons in Baltimore and a daughter in Springfield Va will reside at 341 North Market Street A fellowship dinner in their honor at the North Market Street residence February 22 at 6 30 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Kerfoot
Potomac
Assemblies of God
Calvary Assembly of God Church
Motter Avenue
Mr. Kerfoot
R. E. Hartle
Hagerstown
Mr. Hartle
Brad Carter
Florida
Funerals Held for Garet Cannon Sr and Ira Wachter
Funeral services were conducted for Garet Clifford Cannon Sr. of South Market Street in Frederick at 11 a.m. with Rev. Alonzo Fox officiating. Military honors were given by Fort Detrick Army Post and Pallbearers from the Maryland Unemployment Offices. Interment followed at Pleasant Hill cemetery. Separate services for Ira M. Wachter, formerly of Damascus, were held at 2 p.m. at the Francis Barber Funeral Home Laytonsville with Rev. Glen Black officiating and interment in Etchison cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garet Clifford Cannon Sr
South Market Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
East Church Street
Alonzo Fox
Church of God
Maryland
Donald Ebersole
Harold Goodman
Earl Wilhide
Ralph Starner
James Butts
Josef Bickle
Fort Detrick Army Post
Cannon
Francis Scott Key
American Legion
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Ira M. Wachter
Damascus
Francis Barber
Laytonsville
Glen Black
Mt. Tabor
Etchison
Leroy Wathter
Paul Howes
Clyde Anglesbee
Leslie Anglesbee
Alan Beall
Thomas Herndon
Etchison Cemetery
Death of Leon W Tyler Reported in Frederick County
City Police report Leon Wesley Tyler of West South Street died of heart failure after being found in an alley near Mullinix Park. Autopsy at Frederick Memorial Hospital by Dr. Robert Furie. death pronounced by Dr. RB. D. Thomas Sr. Tyler, a cement finisher and Korean War veteran, was born in Frederick County and survived by his wife, parents, and multiple siblings. Funeral at Woodville Methodist Church near Mt. Airy Sunday at 2 p.m. with Rev. Wilbert C Young officiating. interment in church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Myers
Lovetteville
James Edward Myers
Robert W. Myers, Jr
Red
Frederick
David Thomas Myers
Bermuda
Myersville
Carlton W. Ridgley
Airy
Paul E. Harshman
Gerald L. Hanes
Hyattsville
Ralph N. Marsden
Brunswick
Wachter Myers
Arlington
Harold Myers
Washington, D.C
Eric Cacil
South Carolina
Myrtle Myers
Williamsport
East Church Street
Mount Olivet
M. R. Etchison & Son
Leon Wesley Tyler
West South Street
Mullinix Park
Tyler
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Robert Furie
RB. D. Thomas Sr
Frederick County
George W. and
Olie M. Tyler
RFD
Mt. Airy
George E. Tyler
Thurmond R. Tyler
Elsie Myers
Lucille V. Dorsey
Roger W. Myers
Joan R. Cohens
Marshall E. Tyler
Bessie L. Tyler
Baltimore
Woodville Methodist Church
Wilbert C Young
Real estate boards to hold grooming clinic in Baltimore
Howard Kelly secretary treasurer of the Frederick County Board of Realtors will attend a grooming clinic for officers of all real estate boards statewide at the Lord Baltimore Hotel on February 20. Dr Norvell Belt president of the board will also attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Kelly
Frederick County
National Board and as vice president meeting noted
Robert Hess, president of the Frederick unit, said the meeting will be open to the public and those interested in the welfare of the retarded may attend.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Certified Public Accountants
A. Gordon Boone
Security Financial Corp
Charles Culver
Security
Benjamin R. Civiletti
U. S. District Court
R. Dorsey Watkins
Maryland House of Delegates
News-Post
Estra
Linda Berry
Cresaps
J. C. Penney
Sam’s Creek Road
Taylorsville
Theodore Ward
Ward
New Windsor Fire Company
Westminster Fire Company
Russell Jackson Russell Jackson
Ijamsiville
Frank Jackson
Mozella Bowman Jackson Snowden
Virgella Jackson
Francis Jackson
Louise Smith
Margaret Jackson
Constance Anderson
Pauline Luby
Lucille Brison
Hilda Snowden
Kennett Square
Ralph Snowden
Ijamsville
Barton Funeral Home
Ebenezer Methodist Church
Centerville
Church
Harry W. McGaha
Addie A. McGaha
Lovettsville
Margaret Carnes Brislin
Hilda McGaha
Brislin McGaha
Brown Funeral
St. Mary’s Church
Petersville
Union Cemetery
George Moxley
Bertha Fogle Moxley
Norrisville
York, Pa
Annie Heffner Fogle
Charles H. Fogle
Woodshboro
Pansy May
York
Angeline Elworthy
This City
Ellen Senft
Louise Kline
Robert W. Myers
Julia Sup Myers
Knoxville
Lester Shields
Geneva M. Shields
Boyds
Suburban
Bethesda
Elizabeth King
Annie Gakhimer
Pasadena
Charles King
Woodrow King
Clarksburg
Algier King
Westminster
Hilton Funeral Home
Barnesville
Park Lawn
Rockville
Judy Irene Long
Leonard G
Mary Orendorff Long
Taneytown
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Annie M. Warner
Gettysburg
Larry Bowers
Teresa
Earl
Charles Long
Grant Long
Morris A. Orendorff
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Joseph Kenney
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
C. O. Fuss and
Great Salt Lake
W. P. Ulle
My Valentine
Assembly Church
Nauwsparer Habhive
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