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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1964

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13

Democratic Women Mark 30th Anniversary Dinner

The Womens Democratic League of Frederick County celebrated 30 years with a dinner at V F W Country Club attended by 150 Democrats. Ed ward D. Storm provided music. Mrs S Madelyn Himes opened the program and Mrs Mary Condon Hodgson acted as toastmaster.

Womens Democratic League Frederick County V.F.W. Country Club Edward D. Storm State Central Committee S. Madelyn Himes Himes Mary Condon Hodgson League Victor Marken Marken Hodgson Dorothy Handley Miss Handley Huber Biser Federated Clubs Montgomery County Fannie King Sarah Bennet Caroline McGill Elizabeth Knill Alfred Gaver Robert Staley George Abrecht Lillian Pearl King Freda Doll Mildred 5. Fisher Mary H. Gregory Ruby Hahn Knill Laura Shube Helen McKenzie Glenna M. Leatherman Louise Fraley VFW

Walkersville Bowling News Second Half Standings And High Scores

Walkersville bowling notes show high games by Hank Mort 142 and Bill Lombari 155 with a 375 set by Charles Main. Woodsboro Savings Bank leads the Glade Valley Foursome. Friday night results feature Pabst Blue Ribbon and Southern States tied for first with six plus.

Woodsboro Savings Bank P. L. Dixon Withide Lewistown Northend Food Market Charles Main Charles “Wimpy” Whitmorel Harold Moser Ed Miller Roy Snyder Geraldine Black Lois Wisner Betty C. Ey‘ler Hank Mort Pabst Blue Ribbon Southern States Bob Reed Edith Myers C. Wills Charles Flora Bob Kline Glade Valley Bantam League Kevin Donnie Debbie Jimmy Bachtell Debbie Gilbert Jill Gilbert Larry Wisner Ricky Fogle Bowling Page Walkersville Pabst National Boh Schaeffer’s Phillip Duke's Mountaineer's N. Z. Cramer Frank’s Richard Gladhitl Schaeffer Glade Valley Ladies Glade Valley Beauty Shop Whitmore’s Flock’s Texaco Cornell Sinclair Ceresville Motors Ebert’s Ice Cream Walkersville Mfg Walkersville Motors Monocacy Valley Galde Valley Foursome Wilhide’s Lewistown Northend Food Mkt Shafer's Matthew's Constr Grabdill’s Plumbers Dorsey Meats Shafer Esso Cramer & Sam Frank’s Tavern Schaefer’s Frank

Aged Marine Dies in La Jolla at 87

Maj. Gen. Douglas C. McDougal, the oldest retired Marine Corps officer, died Monday in La Jolla after a long illness. The 87 year old general had a storied career spanning World War II and Korea, earning recognition for leadership and service.

LA Jolla Calif Douglas C. McDougal Marine Corps

Bowling Results From Village Lanes In Thurnont And Frederick

Dick Wiles leads with individual high gate while Middletown shoots the team high 1610 in the lanes. Sixteen teams compete across Pomona Grange and local halls with top games listed for New Market groups and Frederick electronics clubs.

Dick Wiles R. Cramer E. Miller Pomona Grange Thurmont New Market Jefferson Ballenger Lewistown Middletown Glade Valley Midway Carroll Manor Linganore Tuscarora Singanore Pagelfert Catoctin Gulf Porter’s Grill Kelly Poultry Frederick Electronics No Lucky Five Schley Ian Ski Way Frederick Electronics A. Morgan B. Shreve

Elizabeth Taylor Heads For Showdown With Eddie Fisher

Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton fly from Mexico to Los Angeles for a possible face to face with Eddie Fisher. Burton accuses Fisher of intolerable private demands while Fisher offers to meet and says he wants the divorce matter settled quickly.

James Bacon Los Angeles Elizabeth Taylor Richard Burton Mexico Eddie Fisher Milton Rudin Miss Taylor Burton Puerto Vallarta Richard Hanley Fisher Beverly Hills Louis Nizer Elizabeth New York Zurich Geneva Innsbruck

Railroads Delay Cutting of Jobs Across Nation

The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen announced that major railroads will postpone enforcing a federal arbitration award eliminating about 32 000 firemen positions. Attorneys for both sides signed the delay agreement pending court resolution of challenges to the compulsory arbitration and the intervening law.

Cleveland Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen H. E. Gilbert Rail Union Gilbert Congress

Douglas Explains Bible Reading in Public Schools

Associate Justice William C. Douglas spoke at Shippensburg State College saying public support for Bible reading in schools does not affect its constitutionality. He framed the Constitution as a protector of minority rights. Lord Lucan, 65, British noble, died in London after a storied lineage linked to the Charge of the Light Brigade. Edwin Bronson, a 160-pound junior forward from Canton, Conn., will captain Dartmouth’s 1964 soccer team.

Shippensburg, Pa William C. Douglas U.S. Supreme Court Shippensburg State College Douglas Lord Lucan London Light Brigade Edwin Bronson Canton Conn Dartmouth

Principal Freed In Damage Suit

Baltimore County jury dismissed a $15,000 damage suit against Norwood Elementary School principal John M. Chalcoat in Dundalk after about an hour of deliberation. The plaintiff Ralph Bozeman said Chalcoat struck his 12 year old son, while Chalcoat testified he spanked the boy and denied kicking him.

Towson, Md Baltimore County John M. Chalcoat Norwood Dundalk Ralph Bozeman Chilcoat Bozeman

Joseph Schildkraut Dies At 68 In New York

Star of stage and screen Joseph Schildkraut died Tuesday in New York at age 68. He won two Academy Awards for supporting roles and had a long career in film and theatre.

Star Dies New York Joseph Schildkraut

Michigan doctors claim first direct transfusion from corpse

Dr. Jack Kevorkian and teammates Neal Nicol and Edwin Rea at Pontiac General announced the first known direct transfusion of blood from a dead person to a living patient. They described storing cadaver blood briefly and then transferring blood within half an hour, noting military and disaster-use potential.

AL Sandner Pontiac Mich Michigan Jack Kevorkian Neal Nicol Edwin Rea Pontiac General Hospital Kevorkian Nicol

English Jockey Durr Aims To Improve At Hialeah Meeting

English jockey Frankie Durr seeks better results at the Hialeah meet after Lester Piggott managed only two wins here last year. Durr rides in hopes of a stronger showing than Piggott's modest performance.

Hialeah, Fla Frankie Durr Hialeah Lester Piggott Piggott

Austria to host gala opening of the winter Olympics

The report notes that he will sing at the gala opening in Austria marking the start of the winter Olympics. Performers and officials anticipate a high-profile ceremony in the host nation.

Austria

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