Newsmasthead style item from Frederick paper
A compact summary of the page notes edition details for The News Frederick dated February 29 1964 including price lines and distribution notes. The text references the Associated Press and a postal entry, with typical newspaper boilerplate. The page is a front matter style fragment showing pricing and circulation information.
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the News
Frederick
Maryland
Great Southern Ro & MF. CO
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Bureau of
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Power Struggle Exposes Soviet China Unity On Vietnam War
The article notes President Johnson's hint of widening the guerrilla war in South Vietnam toward North Vietnam prompted warnings from the Soviet Union and China. It argues that despite public disagreements, the two powers share a common stance against outside interference and view guerrilla actions as liberation or aggression depending on perspective. It cautions readers to remember both nations do not wish the US well and should be treated with scrutiny.
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Johnson
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Soviet Union
China
United States
Communist China
Bank Robbery Security Push Urged by FBI and Congress
The FBI, joined by the American Bankers Association and the House Government Operations Committee, urges tighter security for Federal banks and S and L associations. With robberies rising from 461 in 1962 to 919 in 1963, recommendations include bullet proof teller cages, rearward cages near exits, triggerable tear gas, cameras for post crime ID, decoy money with pre recorded serial numbers, test holdups, armed guard checks at opening and closing, and clear robbers warnings. Suburban and small town banks are highlighted as frequent targets and urged to implement these measures.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
American Bankers Association
House Government Operations Committee
Savings and Loan Associations
Club Meetings in Rocky Ridge and Walkersville
The Northern Cloverettes Pe Club met February 26 at the Sharrer home with four demonstrations on plant care party favors table setting and shrinking wool. The next meeting will be March 18 at Mildred Orndorff’s home with 4-H agent Holly Ann Akre present. In Walkersville the second session of mission study at St Paul’s Lutheran covered Southeastern Asia including India’s missions with a skit and map demonstrations. The group adjourned after a business session led by Mrs Bernard Flanagan. Next meeting is March 3.
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Cloverettes
Rocky Ridge
Jeanne
Sharon Sharrer
Becky Keilholtz
Bonnie Fuss
Sharon Shatter
Sylvia Brauer
Mildred Orndorff
Holly Ann Akre
Walkersville
Southeastern Asia
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Lutheran Church Women’s Organization
Ina
Pakistan
Ceylon
Nepal
Ralph Flanagan
Flanagan
Raymond Powell
Harold Powell
Bernard Flanagan
J. Harold Hooper
Margaret Sayler
Paul Dinterman
India
Dinterman
Cedric Smith
Fred Alexander
LaVerne Fogle
Olive Mensell
Mildred Cromwell
Asiia
Hooper
Sayler
Lutheran Church Women of
St. Lukes Lutheran Church
Fengaville
Southern Asia
Mt. Zion
Eugene W. Young
Clyde Culler
Lynne Howard
Farewell Luncheon For Seniors By Junior Class
Fifty years ago in the Boys' High School there was a farewell luncheon for the Seniors at the YMCA auditorium. The Class of 1914 hosted a notably elaborate event that the cadets will long remember. Governor Goldsborough named John F. Davis of Urbana to the Board of Election Supervisors to succeed Joseph Eisenhauer who has served a decade. A sleighing party entertained Thurmont youths and girls, with a list of attendees. Alarm in Pine Orchard, Howard County, over a suspected smallpox case traced to a youth possibly infected in a sleeping car from Deansboro New York.
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YMCA
Goldsborough
Senate
John F. Davis
Urbana
Board of Election Supervisors
Joseph F. Eisenhauer
Thurmont
Helen Creager
Mary Creager
Dorothy Rouzer
Blanche Eyler
Cassandria Hesson
Pauline Wiles
Margaret Wilhide
Mesers
Charles Wisotzkey
Roy Wisotzkey
John Creager
Twenty Years Ago Items From the News-Post Files
February 29 1944 recounts a heavy winter snowstorm and roads open at 10 am. George C Slagle named chief clerk for local Draft Boards Two and administration. About 300 Red Cross volunteers prepare to canvass for a $47000 goal. Navy reports 14 Japanese vessels destroyed raising total to 611 ships. LCW meeting at Woodsboro Evangelical Lutheran Church covers Augsburg Confession and catechism and prepares for March 24 session. Business lunch advice cited from psychologist Razarin on turning nos into yeses. Arthur Hoffman of Greensburg charged in Hagerstown accident for failing to stay in lane. damages to Kline car noted.
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State Police
State Roads Commission
George C. Slagle
Army
Navy
Slagle
Red Cross War Fund
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
Knox
Lutheran Church
Woodsboro
Luther
Donald A. Haas
Peggy Trimmer
Cora Cutshall
Hilda Powell
Annabelle Wickless
Elizabeth Smith
Lulu Cutshall
Sally Barrick
Mary Lenhart
LCW
Nancy Baugher
Martha Douglas
Mary Haas
Cash Smith
Hagerstown
Arthur Hoffman
Greensburg
Hoffman
David G. Kline
Middletown
East Baltimore Street
Kline
Marian Nicodemus Remembered At City Hall In Tender Sketch
Obituary note honors Marian Nicodemus whose decades of service at City Hall left a deep imprint on colleagues. The piece recalls her precise work, jovial manner, and long tenure from February 1 1927 through 37 years of continuous service, ending with her passing. Also mentions Easter approaching and a lighthearted local snow sculpture by Peggy Wagner.
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City Hall
Marian Nicodemus
A. A. Nicodemus
Marian
12-Point Test for Mothers by Dr Joyce Brothers
Dorothy Dix notes a true-false test for mothers. Twelve statements measure how contented a mother is, with a perfect score implying well adjusted children. A Chicago study found a mother’s inner happiness more influential than strictness or warmth in child rearing.
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Joyce Brothers
University of Chicago
Chicago
Minor Accident Report At City Intersection Involving 1947 GMC Bus
Police report a Friday morning crash at East Church Street and East Streets injuring no one, with $25 bus damage. Charlie H Bailey 25 of Troutville Va drove east on Church and struck a cast iron pole when turning right onto East Street. No charges filed. Investigated by Captain Marshall H Murray and Officer Ray N Dietz.
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East Church Church
East Streets
GMC
Church Street
Charlie H. Bailey
Troutville
East Street
Marshall H. Murray
Ray N. Dietz
Deaths in Carroll County area clergy and locals
Obituaries list Rev. David N Brothers at Ridgeville Full Gospel Church with funeral at Lorraine Park Cemetery, Emma Cook of Sykesville, Edna A Inskeep of Unionville, Norman D Peach of New Market, and Clara Sowers of Taneytown. Details include birthplaces, survivors, service times, and burial plans with local funeral homes and churches.
C T Mullican Dies Friday Night in Braddock Heights
Oscar T Mullican 77 of 9 East Thirteenth Street died Friday at 11 45 p m in Wimbobona Nursing Home Braddock Heights after a lengthy illness He served 28 years with Potomac Edison and was in the Queenscentury Club He was a member of Calvary Methodist Church and Leaders Bible Class Surviving are several children and step children with grandchildren and great grandchildren Funeral services will be held at 2 p m Monday at the home of 1201 North Market Street conducted by Rev Ralph M M Sharpe Interment Mt Olivet Cemetery Robert E Dailey and Son funeral directors.
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Full Gospel
Ridgeville
Arthur Corbin
Cockeysville
Lorraine Park Cemetery
Waltzqueal
Liberty Road
Winfield
Emma Cook
Sykesville
Crownsville State Hospital
Carroll County
George
Lizzy Johnson
Edward, Wakeman
Roland
Carroll Cook
Goldie L. Parks
James Arthur Cook
Baltimore
White Rock
Ivory P. Blackman
Waltz Funeral Home
J. Machair Inskeep
Edna Amanda Inskeep
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Old Fields
West Virginia
Samuel A
Amanda Arbuckle McNeill
Miss Elder Inskeep
John M. Inskeep
Unionville
Clara Sowers
Clara Grace Sowers
Taneytown
John
Annie
Harmon) Forney
Catherine Stambaugh
Hanover
Carrie Reinaman
John Sowers
Howard P. Forney
Nettie May Gwin
Rose Ember Crooks
Jehovahs’ Witnesses
Little's Funeral Home
Littlestown
Harold E. Cluck
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Taneytown Lutheran Cemetery
Oscar T. Mullican
East Thirteenth Street
Wimbobona
Braddock Heights
Thurston
George and
Mary Mullian
Mullican
Potomac Edison Company
Frederick Gas Company
Calvary Methodist Church
Leaders Bible Class
Helen E. Hull Mullican
Carl Mullican
Monrovia
Herbert Mullican
G. Robert Mullican
This City
Mary Carroll
Maynard Watkins
Pearl Burdette
Rose Evans
Jane Burgess
Washington
North Market Street
Ralph M. M. Sharpe
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Robert E. Dailey and Son
Lard Sale to Cuba Halted by Commerce Dept Action
Washington AP report says the Commerce Department halted negotiations for a $2 million lard sale to the Cuban government, imposing a check on the bid and curbing export activity amid fresh regulatory action.
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Cuba
Washington
Commerce Department
Russell Firm Defendants In Suit In Maryland Circuit Court
The State Roads Commission and T Edgie Russell General Contractor Inc of Frederick are named defendants in a Hagerstown circuit court suit filed by John W and E Catherine Aits of Rippon West Virginia. They allege highway construction damaged a restaurant and parking lot and seek drainage improvements to stop water and mud flows during rain.
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State Roads Commission
T. Edgie Russell General Contractor Inc
Frederick
Hagerstown
John W
E. Catherine Aits
Rippon
W. Va
Knoxville
Russell
Gets Insurance Honor Keller Earns Round Table Membership
Otho J. Keller 3rd CL A of this city has earned membership in the 1964 Million Dollar Round Table, the life insurance industry’s elite group of 3,509 members. Keller, with New York Life, is a 27 year veteran and first joined the Round Table in 1955.
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Otho J. Keller
C.L.A
Life Insurance Industry
National Association of Life Underwriters
Keller
New York Life
Man Found Dead In Auto Near Point of Rocks
Charles F. Fisher about 55 of Point of Rocks was found dead in his auto on Bell's Mill Hill near Point of Rocks at 10 30 p m Police say he had tried to move the car up the hill and the death appears due to a heart attack Dr B C Thomas Sr county medical examiner pronounced him dead at the scene and autopsy results are pending Fisher a former B and O Railroad engineer for 35 years was a Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen member He is survived by his wife two daughters one brother two sisters and several grandchildren great grandchild The body remains at 106 East Church street funeral home and will be moved to the Assembly of God Church in Point of Rocks for services at 2 pm Interment will follow at St Pauls Methodist Cemetery Point of Rocks M R Etchison and Son funeral director.
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Charles F. Fisher
Point of Rocks
Bell’s Mill Hill
B. C. Thomas Sr
Fisher
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick County
George W
Rosie McCutcheon Fisher
B and O Railroad
Brotherhood of Trainmen
Carrie Virginia Lamm Fisher
George W. Scheetz
Doubs
James W. Baker
Round Hill
Francis L. Fisher
Alexandria
Mary E. Mack
Helen Fisher
Westminster
East Church Street
Assembly of God Church
St. Paul’s Methodist Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Personal notices from Middletown and area mingle visits and birthdays
Visitors in the home of Mrs Lola Kinna Middletown include Melvin O Gladhill Harmony and many Kinna family members from Keedysville Rockville Braddock and Middletown. Little Edward Rice Jr son of Mr and Mrs Thomas E Rice Sr Freder ick will observe his 4th birthday on Sunday. Baxter Croneburg and wife West South Street celebrate their 63rd wedding anniversary Wednesday. Lucille Howard of Middlebrook Montgomery County daughter of Boote Myers of Yellow Springs will celebrate her 49th birthday on Sunday March 1. Air Force Captain Howard C Flack Jr visiting his mother Mrs Agatha Flack Frederick over the weekend. Captain Flack stationed at Eglin AFB Florida training for Viet Nam tour.
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Lola Kinna
Middletown
Melvin O. Gladhill
Harmony
Elden Kinna
Michael
Derwood Duane
Darryl
Keedysville
Austin Kinna
Wanda
Dean
Rockville
Meredith Kinna
Braddock
Eugene Wisner
This City
Ronnie Kinna
Brian
Rainier
Tony
Linda Kinna
Little Thomas
Edward
Agatha Flack
Schley Ave
Frederick
Captain Flaok
Eglin Air Force Base
Florida
Viet Nam
Health Officer Invited To Meeting Next Month
Dr. Forbes H Burgess Frederick County Health Officer has a U S Public Health Service grant to attend a Columbia University program for health officers March 8 to 13 at the Westchester Town House Yonkers New York Eric R Osterberg program director sent the invitation under a government grant Earl Wilson of the Boston Red Sox tied an American League record with 21 wild pitches in 1963 archive
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Forbes H. Burgess
Frederick County
U. S. Public Health Service
Columbia University
Columbia University Health and Administrative Service
U. S. Health Service
Westchester Town House
Yonkers
New York
Eric R. Osterberg
The
Public Health Service
Earl Wilson
Boston Red Sox
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Crisfield
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David N. Brothers
David Nelson Brothers
Montgomery General Hospital
Joshua and
Anna Brothers
Mary Katherine
Beatrice Morrison
Dora Bowman
Norman D. Peach
New Market
Victor D. Cullen Hospital
Sabillasville
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Florence Peach
Mary E. Peach
Catherine Hoy
Mount Airy
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Rayford Perry Jr
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Alma Peach
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