Notable local attorney dies after long career
A Washington lawyer of 50 years, Hart Ringgold atty. Hart, 78, owner of a Poolesville farm, died at Doctors Hospital after a long illness. He held posts in government and private practice, led relief and draft committees, and belonged to several Washington clubs. He leaves three sisters and a brother.
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Ringgold Bart Atty
Ringgold Hart
Washington
Poolesville
Edwards Ferry Road
Frederick
Montgomery
Atty. Hart
Doctor's Hospital
Georgetown University Law School
Maj
Raymond Pullman
Corporation Counsel's
Congress
District Selective Service Board
Selective Service Appeals Board
Whiteford, Hart, Carmody & Wilson
Hospitals Hold Sick Residents Amid Garden Birds Note
Among the sick in Frederick, Mr. Joseph Morningstar of RFD 7 and Mr. James M. Stup of RFD 2 are patients at Frederick Memorial Hospital. The text mentions robins searching for worms and notes their limited bifocal-like vision, best seen when a single iris points downward.
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Joseph Morningstar
RFD
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
James M. Stup
James B. Thomas
Women of the Moose
Ella A. Whitmore
Ruritan Elects Lemick President At National Convention
Robert Lemick of Lenoir North Carolina was elected president of Ruritan National at a Philadelphia convention closing banquet. More than 800 members attended the three day gathering with new officers installed. Henry Landis of Point of Rocks Maryland presented a charter membership in the Francis Scott Key Memorial Foundation. Landis was elected to a three year term as a Ruritan national director.
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Philadelphia
Robert Lemick
Lenoir
N.C
Ruritan National
Community Service Organization
Henry Landis
Point of Rocks
Ruritan
Francis Scott Key Memorial Foundation
Landis
The
Key Foundation
Miss Mary E Smith Celebrates 83rd Birthday In St Petersburg
Miss Mary E Smith a retired registered nurse formerly of Libertytown celebrated her 83rd birthday at her home 3037 Thirty-Eighth Ave N St Petersburg Florida The item notes her age and former residence.
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Mary E. Smith
Thirty-Eighth Ave
St. Petersburg
Fla
Smith
Libertytown
Fredericks
Gary Wheeler
Westminster
Carroll County General Hospital
Charles Ricketts
Union Bridge
RFD
Floyd H. McAfee
Thurmont
Waynesboro Hospital
Hood Prof Elected By Chemists
Hood College chemistry chair Phyllida M. Willis has been named a member-at-large on the Maryland Section of the American Chemical Society executive committee. George M. Steinberg of Edgewood Arsenal is the new section chair. Willis also joined the D C Delmar Committee on College Cooperation of the Chesapeake Section of the American Association of Physics Teachers and has held several professional study places including NSF supported sessions at Washington State University and Cornell University conferences.
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Hood College
Maryland
American Chemical Society
Phyllida M. Willis
Department of Physical Sciences
Hood
George M. Steinberg
Jepraema
Edgewood Arsenal
Willis
D.C. Delmar
Chesapeake
American Association of Physics Teachers
Newcomb College
Tulane University
Tulane
Washington State University
National Science Foundation
Atomic Energy Commission
Cornell University
Tawes seeks large college budget hikes and new campus
Governor Tawes proposes a $20.1 million construction push plus major operating budget increases for state colleges and the University of Maryland to support expanded faculties and higher salaries. Enrollments are forecast to rise to 56,000 by 1973 with specific gains for College Park and branch growth planned.
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Tawes
College Park
Baltimore County
Bowie
Coppin
Frostburg
Salisbury
Towson
Morgan College
State Department of Education
McDonald Campaigns in Baltimore for Steelworkers Re election
United Steelworkers President David J. McDonald spoke to about 2,000 in Dundalk as he campaigned for a second term, arguing for higher wages better pensions and full job security while rival I W Abel builds organized support ahead of the February 9 ballot in a contest viewed as a clash over direction from the 1930s to the 1960s.
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Baltimore
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers of America
I. W. Abel
McDonald
Dundalk
Abel
Ing
Cochairmen
Johnson Speaks On Freedom Duty and Global Roles
President Johnson defends American ideals of equality and liberty, urges citizens to resist prejudice, and argues the nation must lead to end tyranny. He emphasizes sacrifice as part of national purpose and warns against losing our sense of shared heritage.
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America
Johnson
Civil rights actions advance as Doar pledges aid
King moved ahead with legal steps to bar sheriff interference after Justice Department attorney John Doar pledged cooperation in a phone talk. King left for Atlanta for engagements and would return Friday to push the campaign. A white man got 60 days hard labor for striking King last Monday, while three white segregationists, including two American Nazi party members, were freed of charges in the race conflict.
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Justice Department
John Doar
King
Atlanta
American Nazi Party
New Life Begins For Humphrey Vice President
Washington AP reports Hubert Humphrey embarks on a new life as Lyndon B. Johnson's vice president. He jokes about an altered self and a new tuxedo for the inaugural ball while his wife Muriel shares mixed thoughts about the change.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Lyndon B. Johnson
Humphrey
Muriel
Humphreys
Leader's Bible Class Meeting at Calvary Methodist Church
The Leader's Bible Class at Calvary Methodist Church met Sunday in the Educational Building with President Charles L. Myers presiding. Harry S. Myerly spoke on Follow Me from Matthew, reviewing past lessons as 71 attended, down from 100 last year. committees for the coming year were listed with chairs, and Hallar Best is scheduled to speak next Sunday.
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Calvary Methodist Church
Charles L. Myers
Eugene Dorsey
Thelma Mantz
Charles A. Dixon Jr
Richard Smith
Harry S. Myerly
Matthew Staley
Claude Humm
Clyde Thomas
Carl Thomas
S. Walter Worthington Jr
Delmas Layman
Calvin Bartgis
M. Glenn Magaha
Curtis A. Bowen
Charles B. Jones
Hallar Best
Church Society Holds Meeting at Calvary Methodist
The Woman's Society of Christian Service met in the Ladies Parlor on Tuesday January 12 at 1 00 p m Dessert was served with Mrs Charles Strosnider chairing the hostess committee Hostesses were Mrs Clyde Berger Mrs Melvin Tabler Mrs Earl Stup and Miss Lamora Stoner Mrs Grayson Stevens presided over the business and reports included visits to shut in members during Christmas The group invited all to join United Church Women and announced a Spanish Speaking Americans study session for Sundays in January Mrs Ezra Jacoby opened worship Mrs Russell Dudrow gave a meditation Our Heritage Mrs Edward Mantz led singing with Mrs Edward Pearl at the piano Mrs Melvin Engle presented a Mexico trip slide program highlighting Mexican culture and a Methodist church visit in Mexico City
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Woman’s Society of Christian Service of
Calvary Methodist Church
Charles S Trosnider
Clyde Berger
Melvin Tabler
Earl Stup
Lamora Stoner
Grayson Stevens
Stevens
United Church Women
Ezra Jacoby
Russell Dudrow
Edward Mantz
Edward Pearl
Melvin Engle
Mexico
Mexico City
U S May Charge Russia With Nuclear Test Ban Violation
U S officials consider a Soviet underground blast in Central Asia a treaty violation though likely accidental. Fallout was detected in the northern Pacific near Japan, with the AEC noting exposures would be negligible. Secretary Rusk seeks Moscow's full explanation before action.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Central Asia
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Pacific
Japan
AEC
Dean Rusk
Moscow
Great blue heron spans continents from Alaska to Galapagos
The great blue heron reaches 50 inches in length and is found from Alaska and Nova Scotia across the Americas to southern Mexico and the Galapagos Islands, per Encyclopaedia Britannica.
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Alaska
Nova Scotia
Mexico
Galapagos Islands
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Autos Collide At School Entrance
No charges were filed after a minor collision Tuesday afternoon at the Singanore High School entrance. John A. Fradiska Jr. 24 of RFD J. Frederick collided with Lilia M. Myers 31 of RFD 1 Frederick as Myers drove east and Fradiska west. Damage totaled 75 dollars. Tfc. Byron L. Hubble investigated.
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Singanore High School
John A. Fradiska Jr
RFD
J. Frederick
Lilia M. Myers
RFD 1
Frederick
Mount Philip Road potholes quickly repaired by county
County Engineer Southey T. Nottingham reported that weather damaged holes on Mount Philip Road were fixed within 24 hours of notice. He noted Frederick County has 350 miles of unpaved roads and urged residents to report dangerous potholes directly to his Winchester Hall office for immediate repairs.
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Southey T. Nottingham
Mount Philip
County Roads Department
Nottingham
Frederick County
Winchester Hall
New Jersey Driver Dies in JFK Memorial Highway Crash
Richard Wagner, 35, of Newark New Jersey, became the first traffic fatality on the John F. Kennedy Memorial Highway. His tractor trailer struck the rear of another truck in Baltimore County about three miles north of White Marsh interchange. The toll road runs from Baltimore to the Delaware line.
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Baltimore
New Jersey
Richard Wagner
Newark
N. J
Baltimore County
White Marsh
Delaware State Line
U.S. 4
Ballenger 4 H Club Holds Monthly Meeting
Ballenger Girls 4 H Club meets at Carol Myers home with Darlene Flock presiding. Debbie Fox leads group singing. Carol Myers gives scripture and clothing and food demos. Mrs. Robert Myers provides demonstration. refreshments served. In Memoriam Shores: Annie E Shores remembered by daughter Minnie Hawker on anniversary of death.
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Ballenger Girls’ 4H
Carol Myers
Darlene Flock
Debbie Fox
Robert Myers
Public Sale Planned With Livestock and Machinery
A public sale is advertised for Thursday March 18 1965 featuring livestock and machinery on a farm two miles south of Mid Town. Clerks include Emmett R. Bowlus and H M Alexander Auctioneer. sellers Mr and Mrs Harry E Adkins. Additional item listings follow in the notice.
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Mi. S
Harry E. Adkins
Emmett R. Bowlus
H. M. Alexander
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James T. Lester
Nora Mae Lester
Buford Wynn
Bluefield
W. Va
Wynn
Harry H Thompson
Nicholasville
Hawkins Funeral
Woodlawn
Hilton Funeral Home
Barnesville
Mae H. Warfield
Mae Hood Warfield
Mount Airy
Forest Hill
Roy Day Warfield
Ernest Hood
Mt. Airy
Ernest, Carroll
Roy Warfield Jr
Ada Bell Stanford
Jarrettsville
Bel Air Gardens
Bel Air
Walter S. Wiles
Clara
Wiles
Walter
George M
Matilda Bowers Isanogle
Epworth Methodist Chapel
Merle V. Wiles
Donald Wahide
Charles C. Reese
Z. A. Firor
Lewistown
Creager
Edison Amos
Blue Ridge Cemetery
Charles Weidenhoft
Edna McLane Weidenhoft
Madeline Horan
Helen Smith
Takoma Park
Charles E. Nikirk Jr
Middletown
Frank Geisbert
Riviera Beach
Eva Grumbine
E. Church St
Mount Olivet Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Susan Straw
Susan R. Straw
South Main Street
Mecunt Airy
Waltz
Winfield
Robert Pegram
St. James Episcopal Church
Samuel K. Steele Sr
Riggs Webb Jr
Winford Winkler
Guy Tiffany
Howard Pope
Wallace Thompson
Mountain View Cemetery
van Oscar Brown
Della May Brown
M. R. Etchison and Son Funeral Home
Carroll L. Boyer
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
John M. Long
Carroll L. Long
Russell D. Long
Harvey E. Long
Grayson D. Long
Dennis Claybaugh
Dorothy V. Horine
Dorothy V- Horine
Baltimore City
Hagerstown
Temple University
Johns Hopkins University
Columbia University
Western Maryland College
Walker Johnson
Streaker Road
Sykesville
Fairview Methodist Church
Wilbert C.young
William and Raymond Jones
Floyd Jackson
Howard Costley
Amos Costley
Charles Booth
Waltz Funeral Home
Liberty Road
Franklin O. Smith
White Rock Avenue
White Rock Methodist Church
Ivory Blackman
William Hudson Sr
William Hudson Jr
Clarence Green
Ernest Thomas
Charles Rheabottom
Robert Gassaway
John W. Wills
John William Wills
Buckeystown
M. R. Etchison and Son Funeral
Charles A. Pollard
Creagerstown-Utica
FSK
New York
Kiwanis Project
Frederick Kiwanis Club
Baker Park
William T. Howard
J. Rolfe Castleman
E. Paul Magaha
Nelson £. Langan
Kiwanis
Guy E. Kelly
Jack Slack
Jean Petit
Steelworker’s
Church Society
U.S
Russia
N.J
Ballenger
Shores
Annie E. Shores
Minnie Hawker
Family Fun
Independent Hose Co
Roland
Blackwelder
Martin
Mt. Wilson State Hospital
Franklin E. Stockman
Frances E. Stockman
WM. W. Spurrier
J. H. Kiracofe
Byron Hartzler & Son
Kenneth M
Sam) Flohr
Middletown Amvets Sun
Brown—Mo
Eves, Sat
Sun
Eion
R. Kolb
John K. Headerton
Clark
E. A. Dayholf
Neson Rucke
Cokers House OF Fabrics
South Court Street
Borkittsville Raritan
Marshal Adalt Farm
Broad Run
S&h
Frederick City
ESSO
Patrick & Bentz Street
World Book Encyclopedia and Childcraft
Constance H. Mercer
Walkersville
Bassett
E. Patrick St
Prospect
Jobo
Kennedy
News-Post
North Court Street
Stayman
York
Rome
Fri
Sat
Catoctin
Orchard Thurmont
Rederick Junk Company
Chapel Alley
4Th St
Dial MO
Woodrow
Bill) Anderson
Ecker’s Beauty Salon
North Market St
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