Senator Margaret Chase Smith Faces Hard Path to Nominat
Maine senator Margaret Chase Smith seeks the Republican nomination the first woman to do so She argues she would stand up to Khrushchev and cites air cover at the Bay of Pigs and on site inspections of missile bases She opposes Red China UN membership wheat sales to the Soviet Union and the test ban treaty Her peace stance favors action over words as she urges Khrushchev to tear down the Berlin Wall
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Maine
New Hampshire
Khrushchev
Bay of Pigs
Cuba
Red China
United Nations
Soviet Union
Mexico
County planning rules spark objections to subdivision transfer
The Frederick newspaper excerpt discusses proposed county planning regulations for major subdivisions, warning that the Planning Commission could deny transfers if standards are not clear. It notes broad discretionary power, potential impact on property sales, and calls for clearer explanations to inform the public. Robert E. Clapp Jr. cites February 13, 1964.
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Frederick
Maryland
Audi Surel
Associated Press
Planning Commission
Sgrange
Glade Valley Grange
Harold Roderick
Brunswick School Plans Move Ahead in Public Hearing
A public hearing on the Thomas Johnson School drew applause for approving architect plans including an auditorium while some members and a Pomona Grange representative urged reconsideration. Pending bids on the new Brunswick High School were announced to open March 24 with total projected costs near $6.45 million, including over $2 million in interest.
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M. Lavenia Hood
Brunswick
New Brunswick High School
Coun
Cil
Mary Conden Hodgson
James A. Sensenbaugh
Thomas Johnson
Bowers
C €. Gordon Smith
Hallar Best
Pascal Renn
Pomona Grange
Morton M. Siegel
Frederick Arts Council
Richard Comstock
County Council of Ptas
J. Harold Hooper
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
New York Cigarette Taxes Fall Amid Surgeon General Report
The Surgeon General's smoking report issued January 18 coincides with a sharp drop in New York state cigarette tax receipts totaling $480,511 in the month. If trends continue the year’s $127 million forecast will be cut. legislation proposes raising the pack levy from 5 to 6 cents to stabilize the budget, with $22 million added this fiscal year and $45 million next year. Those who quit would be offset by current smokers.
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New York State
Subdivision Regulation Explanations Draw Reader Letters
A Frederick County letter to the editor challenges errors in subdivision regulation explanations by the Planning and Zoning Commission. It argues a single lot sale can be a minor subdivision needing commission review and a deed seal, with penalties for improper recording. The item also covers county war loan progress and local notices.
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Frederick County
Planning Commission
Office
the Planning Commission
Commission
Fifty Years Ago News in Frederick February 15 1914
Bankers report counterfeit half dollars detected locally with 1911 and 1912 dates. The Montevue Car damaged a G L Baking delivery wagon at Elm and Fifth Streets scattering bread and destroying the wagon’s use. Frederick County Teachers Association approved retirement bill in the House of Delegates. High winds caused nine inches of snowdrift in Frederick, the first significant snowfall since 1912 allowing sleigh use.
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Market Streets
G.L. Baking Company
Elm
Fifth Streets
Frederick County Teachers’ Association
Girls’ High School
House of Delegates
Nelson
Frederick
Births Reported From Frederick Memorial Hospital Readies New Families
Frederick Memorial Hospital records six birth announcements from February 10 to 14. Susan Marie Gil bert, Paul Frederick Ying ling, Michelle Beth Onley, Robert Lee Jr, a son to William Ray, and Mark Joseph Shaw plus David Patrick Housel as newborns with parents named and addresses noted. Washington AP reports industrial production steady in January with TV sets rising. Nota sulga notes six Negroes attending previously white classes. Eaton arrives in Moscow for Khrushchev talks with a welcoming Soviet delegation.
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William Ray
Red
Frederick
Larry W. Shaw
East Patrick Street
Mark Joseph
Shaw
Rose Staley
Sfc
Eugene W. Housel
Detrick
David Patrick
Gossip and the dog problem in Frederick police notes
Joe Eisenhauer discusses gossip’s unreliability and examines how Frederick’s police chief deals with loose dogs. Citing Law and Order, he notes Vancouver Washington’s humane officer struggles with wandering canines and gardeners’ complaints as spring approaches.
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Main
Law and Order
Vancouver
Wash
Follow that dog becomes city motto for Vancouver police
A Vancouver police plan to chase dogs home to their owners reduced dog at large complaints. Officers followed dogs to owners or to homes to issue court citations, with neighbors helping identify owners. The tactic drew praise in letters to the editor and a gratitude resolution from the Mailmen's Association, though local patrols here may not adopt the method.
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Police Department
Vancouver
Mailman’s Association
Deaths of Hileman Henretta Irvin Lee in local notices
Obituaries list Elvin Hileman 61 formerly of Cumberland died at 10:30 p.m. at Baltimore Public Health Hospital. Stewart Henretta 69, Martinsburg dealer, died after illness in King's Daughters Hospital. Oran Irvin 82 of Middletown died at Frederick Memorial Hospital. John Wesley Lee 84 near Flint Hill died at Frederick Memorial Hospital after lingering illness. Also note Young Farmers meeting on renting or buying a farm in Winchester Hall at 7:30 p.m. on Monday.
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Melvin H. Hileman
U.S. Public Health Hospital
Baltimore
Cumberland
Floyd Halver
Mt. Airy
Garrett County
Harvey J
Sadie_A. Hileman
Brotherhood of Railroad
Loyal Order of the Moose
Halver
William C
Harpers Ferry
Harvey Noel
Donald Howatier
Frostburg
Donald Mannick
James Twigg
Romney
West Virginia
Bonnie S. Hileman
U.S. Army
Germany
Leslie J. Deal
John M
Hafer Funeral Home
Frostburg Memorial Park
Waltz Funeral Home
Liberty Road
Winfield
Winchester Hall
O Conor Speaks Here At Frederick Clubs Dinner
Herbert R. O Conor state banking commissioner spoke to the Optimist Club of Frederick and Civitan Club at a joint VFW Country Club meeting. He announced an upcoming major revision of Maryland banking laws and discussed ethics in political campaigns. He was introduced by Charles E. Collins and presided by John R. Hussong. Attendees included John McElroy and Bernard Zimmerman.
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Herbert R. O'Conor
Optimist Club of
Frederick
Civitan Club
VFW Country Club
O’conor
Midtown Optimist Club of
Baltimore
Charles E. Collins
House of Delegates
Frederick County
John R. Hussong
The
Optimists
John McElroy
Bernard Zimmerman
Tyler services set for Leon Wesley Tyler at Woodville Church
Funeral services for Leon Wesley Tyler of West South street who died Wednesday night will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. at Woodville Methodist Church near Mt. Airy with Rev. Wilbert C. Young officiating. Interment follows in the church cemetery. Friends may call at the parents George W. and Olivia M. Tyler’s home on RFD 1 Mt. Airy after.
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Preston L. Hahn
Shawnee Drive
Frederick Memorial Hospital
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Walkersville
Ralph M. Sharpe
James
Warren W. Hahn
Monroe Thomas
Robert
Charles Nicodemus
Austin Kelly
Mount Olive Cemetery
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Irvin Oran S. Irvin
Middletown
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Central City
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Eva Bowser
Washington
Catherine Olsen
William FP. Irvin
E. R. Irvin
Blacksburg
Gladhill
George Klinefelter
Meek Funeral Home
Windber
Grand View
Johnstown
Leon Wesley Tyler
West South Street
Woodville Methodist Church
Mt. Airy
Wilbert C. Young
Thhe Church
George W. and
Olic M. Tyler
RFD
Maryland proposes School Construction Planning Service
The proposal seeks a state backed service under the State Board of Education to review school building plans for educational effectiveness and economy, publish guidance for building committees, establish construction standards, and report findings. It would access statewide cost data and design trends to aid local boards in providing effective education.
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Baltimore
House of Delegates
State Board of Education
Board of Education
Boards of Education
Woman Banker and Homemakers Leader Dies at 75
Floy M. Bittle, 75, a Myersville resident and former director of the Frederick County Council of Homemakers clubs, died Friday at Valley View Nursing Home near Middletown after months of confinement. She served on the Myersville Savings Bank board, chaired homemakers groups, and was active in the Republican party and St. Paul’s Lutheran Church. She leaves a son, two grandsons, a sister, and three brothers. calling hours begin after 7 p.m. at Bittle Funeral Home.
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Frederick County Council of Homemakers Club
Republican Party
Floy M. Bittle
Edgar Bittle
Mylersville
Valley View Nursing Home
Middletown
Charles C
Carrie Miller Biser
Myersville
Myersville Savings Bank
Cyle W. Bittle
Kurt W
Kim W. Bittle
Goldae M. Bittle
Oakland
C. Bruce Biser
Pittsburgh
Glenn O. Biser
Baltimore
Mark H. Biser
Rockville
Bittle
Hooper Replaced As Association Head Announcement
In Maryland and Virginia Milk Producers Association, William B. Hooper is replaced as general manager. James E. Click named temporary general manager by J. Homer Remsberg, the board president. Hooper cites a disagreement with the 21 member board and will not elaborate.
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Washington
Maryland & Virginia Milk Producers Association
William B. Hooper
J. Homer Remsberg
James E. Click
Hooper
Local health update and arts note from the era
Among the sick Pamela Sue and Denise Ann Strawsburg daughters of Mr and Mrs LeRoy Strawsburg South Market Street confined with chickenpox are improving Mrs Earl F Hargett 512 Schley Ave improving slowly at Johns Hopkins Hospital Last opera by Rimsky Korsakov was Golden Cackleal
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Denise Ann Strawsburg
LeRoy Strawsburg
South Market Street
Earl F. Hargett
Schley Ave
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Funeral home service scheduled for Monday at 2
The service will be held Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the funeral home. Interment follows at St Paul Lutheran Cemetery in Myersville.
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St. Paul
Lutheran
Myersville
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