Explosion and Fire Kill Woman on East Fifth Street
Explosion and fire on East Fifth Street claimed the life of Florence Mary Jane King aged 53, at Johns Hopkins Hospital after her husband Henry King died earlier. The blaze destroyed both houses at 110 and 113 East Fifth Street, injuring three Davis children and leaving Davis Mrs. Davis in hospital. Investigators from the City Police State Fire Marshall and State Police probe the cause with no progress report available. Family details note King’s ties to Lavinnia McBride and Olvey W. McBride, and King’s 15-year tenure at Frederick Tailoring Company followed by funeral plans set for Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. with interment at Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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East Fifth Street
Florence Mary Jane King
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Henry
Baltimore City Hospital
John Davis
Davis
Frederick Memorial Hospital
State Fire Marshall
Charles V. Main
King
Lavinnia Fraley McBride
Ladiesburg
Olvey W. McBride
Frederick Tailoring Company
Roy McBride
York
Wilbur McBride
This City
Simon McBride
Germantown
John McBride
Suitland
James McBride
Catherine Eaton
Mountaindale
Ann Martin
East Church Street
Mount Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Library Survey Is Scheduled Across Seven Counties
Montgomery County joins Baltimore City and five other Maryland counties in a two week survey by the Maryland Library Association. A 13 question questionnaire guides patron opinions on services and facilities with trial results noting demand for more books and space.
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Montgomery County
Baltimore City
Maryland Library Association
The
Library Association
Elizabeth B. Hage
Montgomery
Prince George's
Anne Arundel
Baltimore County
Caroline
Kent
St. Mary
Miss Hage
Goldwater stance on test ban cited in NBC interview
In a Meet The Press appearance Goldwater reiterated his belief that voting against Senate ratification of the test ban was correct, though he stopped short of pledging to work toward ending the treaty. He said no advantage to the United States would come from it.
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LBJ Jerusalem
Johnson
Paul VI
Nazareth
Sargent Shriver
U.S. Peace Corps
John F. Kennedy
United States
Goldwater
NBC
Senate
Increase In Postal Rates
The New Year brings another round of postal rate increases for second third and fourth class mail. Congress authorized a three year plan with last year raising first class letters to five cents and post cards to four. Second class rates rise on editorial and advertising matter with higher per pound costs. zone seven and eight stay at 12 and 14 cents.
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Congress
News-Post
Goldwater Opposes Nuclear Test Ban Proposal
Republican Sen. Barry Goldwater said if elected president he would renounce the atmospheric nuclear test ban treaty. He criticized President Johnsons economic program as a neon light sham and mocked New York Gov. Nelson Rockefeller for giving away money. He pledged to seek resumption of nuclear testing if in office.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Johnson
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Arizona
New Healing Substance Shrinks Hemorrhoids Without Surgery
In New York special reporting, science reveals a new healing substance that can shrink hemorrhoids, relieve itching, and ease pain without surgery. Case after case shows actual shrinkage while easing discomfort, marking a remarkable result.
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New York, N. Y
Hood College President Delivers Talk to Glade Valley Lions
Dr. Randle Elliott, Hood College president, spoke at the Glade Valley Lions Club on Thursday on the theme What Do You Stand For. He urged personal dedication to one’s purpose, noting individuals are defined by their accomplishments and efforts. The talk was introduced by Lion J.H. Hooper, with Lions President Vernon Rippeon presiding and guests including area college students visiting for Christmas.
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Randle Elliott
Hood College
Glade Valley Lions Club
Elliott
Lion J.H. Hooper
Hood
Lion
Vernon Rippeon
Harry O. Smith
Mary Lowe Smith
Hattie Mainhart
Walkersville High School
Michael Pue
Richardt
State GOP Eyes Maryland Primary Battle
Maryland Republicans still seek a Goldwater Rockefeller clash in the May 19 presidential primary. David Scull, party chair, cited a telegram from Goldwater aide Denis Kitchel denying reports of Goldwater skipping Maryland. Joh Steffey, Goldwater committee chair, had said Goldwater might not enter but could change. Scull urged both candidates to test their strength in the bellwether state.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
David Scull
Denis Kitchel
Goldwater
Joh Steffey
Rockefeller
Scull
Gimbel Jr., Former Store Executive, Dies at 66
Ellis A. Gimbel Jr., 66, once top executive at Gimbel Brothers in New York, died Saturday in Miami Beach after hospitalization since December 31 for a heart ailment. He was the son of one of the founders of the department store.
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Gimbel
Miami Beach
Fla
Ellis A. Gimbel Jr
Gimbel Brothers Department Store
New York City
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Randolph Macon Women’s College
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Frostburg State College
Nancy Zimmerman
Cedar Crest College
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