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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1964

Page

13

Unasked Opinions On Pop Music From A 1960s Voice

A columnist blasts and praises early 1960s acts. Jan and Dean shine despite flaws while the Trashmen’s Surfin Bird earns mockery. Bobby Rydell’s Forget Him is dismissed. Mathis and James are praised as enduring. Beatles incite mixed reaction amid RCA Dynagroove buzz.

Jan Dean Bobby Rydell Johnny Mathis Joni James Trashmen Barry and the Tamberland Conway Twitty ABC Paramount Willis Sisters

Friendship Tea Held By Frederick Negro Club Members

The Frederick Chapter of the Negro Business and Professional Women's Club observed Brotherhood Week with a Friendship Tea at Asbury Methodist Church. Mrs. Gwendolyn Henson opened the program with piano selections while Mrs. Alice DeLauter welcomed guests. Choirs and talks highlighted the event with Miss Edith Addison and Miss Joan Ohrenstein among the speakers, and refreshments were served by club members.

Frederick The Negro Business and Professional Women’s Club Asbury Methodist Church Gwendolyn Henson Alice DeLauter Narcello Carl Hinkle Church of the Brethren Myersville Joan Osato Hawaii Urbana America Edith Addison Joan Ohrenstein Fellowship House Washington, D. C Christian Life Dolores Berry Edna Dykes Eunice Hutchins

Bread loaf cost shows farmer’s share at about 2.6 cents

A 21 cent loaf of white bread yields roughly 2.6 cents to the farmer. The figure reflects the farmer’s portion of the bread’s price, illustrating producer economics in the value chain.

Bridge hand risks and avoidance play by East in no trump

North shows aK6 and West 78752 as West opens a heart or diamond. South must choose between a risky pass into three no trump or attempting a four heart contract through an avoidance play. East wins a diamond trick then shuffles, creating a dangerous endgame after a clever jack drop.

North East South West

Bridge problem misplayed by South in diamond opening

The narrator analyzes a bridge hand where South should have won the first heart in dummy to force a diamond queen lead and discard a losing club. East would be left with the ace and limited options, allowing South to ruff clubs and shed spades, avoiding four hearts against a spade opening. West’s diamond lead created the chance.

South East West

History in Briefs: 1778 to 1963 Highlights

Key anniversaries recount general orders banning gambling in the Revolutionary Army 1778, the Bank of the United States charter 1791, Davenport s electric motor patent 1837, Vanderbilts capture of Peterholt 1863, Truman s ambassador to Israel 1949, Cuban note on Florida Straits incident 1963, and naval officer George H Preble born 1816 with Civil War service noted.

Congress Bank of the United States Thomas Davenport Brandon Peterholt St. Thomas Vanderbilt Cornelius Vanderbilt Truman James G. McDonald U.S Israel Florida Straits George Henry Preble Portland Maine Preble Adm. Perry Japan Katahdin Mobile Ala

Creta Breaks Through Blockade and Returns to Duty

The officer Creta was dismissed for breaking a blockade but restored to duty the next year and given command of the sloop St. Louis. Rear Admiral Preble led the South Pacific squadron in 1876 and died March 1, 1885. Birthday notes include William G. H. Acheson, Mary Coyle Chase, Jed Harris, and Sen. John L. McClellan. Maryland's prewar primaries were in September, and Stephen Spender comments on Johnson and Douglas-Home amid Beatles fascination.

Jed Harris Vienna Austria Sen John L. McClellan Arkansas Sheridan Ark

Maryland Lawmaker Urges June Primary Month Change

Representative Clarence D. Long of Maryland proposes making June the permanent primary election month to align closer to the general election and heighten campaign attention. He spoke Monday about shifting the schedule to hold a June primary each cycle.

Washington Clarence D. Long D-Md Maryland Long

Comfort lining with Pal-O-Pak insulation offer

An ad-style line touts better efficient Pal-O-Pak insulation for comfort when cold outside. It invites readers to phone for an estimate, promising home warmth and savings.

Frederick News Briefs February 24 1984 Page 13

Local items from Frederick dated February 24 1984 note brief updates across community happenings. Short notices cover meetings, activities, and civic updates with emphasis on residents and area organizations.

the News Frederick Mary

TV Schedule Fragment From Local Station Night Lineup

A partial listing shows time slots from 5:00 to 6:30 with programs including Mickey Mouse Club Popeye Mighty Hercules Maverick Woody Woodpecker and feature films Untitled Hotel Imperial Typhoon Lorenzo and His Friends Rifleman Whirlybirds Monkey on My Back Best of Groucho News Three Stooges Astroboy and related newscasts.

Maverick Woody Woodpecker Three Stooges Astroboy

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