The News Page 4 Briefs January 22 1964
Frederick Maryland notes from The News dated January 22 1964 cover local items and notices. The page lists subscription rates and contact details for The Great Southern Printing and Mfg Co. and notes its association with the Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulations.
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the News
Frederick
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Great Southern Ptg. & Mfg. CO
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Associated Press
AP News Dispatches
Fifty Years Ago Items From The News Post Files
The item notes James A. Long named ocu list and artist for the Maryland School for the Deaf. Alderman Phebus presses city officials on garbage, constables policing, and the light plant. Fire starts in the Independent Hose Company heating plant costing about 1400 dollars. A buggy wheel collapses on Patrick Street near Court Street. Jacob Engelbrecht diary entries show the Independent Hose Company breaking ground in 1846 for a new engine house and hall and the Junior Fire Company buying an engine house in 1846 for 1825 dollars.
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James A. Long
Maryland School For the Deaf
Phebus
Fraley
Independent Hose Company
Patrick Street
Court Street
Jacob Engelbrecht
Peter Hardt
Market Street
Canal Stumbles on Panama Gate and Shifts in Policy
The former U S ambassador to Cuba Earl E T Smith argues pro Castro communists fueled anti American sentiment during Panama flare ups and urges investigation of the Panama desk after Farland and Smith warned of communist agitation. Congress resists while calls grow for a new sea level canal through Panama or alternatives in Colombia Nicaragua and Mexico. Atomic power may accelerate digging.
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Earl E. T. Smith
United States
Cuba
State Department
Fidel Castro
Panama
Joseph S. Farland
Panama Canal
Washington
Panama Desk
Farland
Cuba Desk
Smith
U.S. Navy
Congress
Colombia
Nicaragua
Mexico
Atlantic
Pacific
Child Smokers A Glimpse of the Cigarette Furore
Surveys at two New Jersey schools show 8 percent of 12 year olds 12 percent of 13 year olds and 24 percent of 14 year olds are smokers with 32 percent in high school. Reasons include curiosity imitation of adults and growing up. Calls for intensified school anti smoking campaigns stronger parental discipline and early quit clinics. Adults must weigh pleasure versus health risk and pursue an all out effort to prevent youth smoking.
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New Jersey
Appreciation for Greens Ceremony by Order of the Arrow
The editors publish thanks for the Burning of the Greens ceremony in Frederick. Organizers Geoffrey Zurgable Steven Hood Galen Hahn commend Fr. Paul Genovese and city officials, Fr Ed Price Electric for venue, sound from WFMD staff, and Park use, noting this first heavily collaborative event will recur annually and promote Friendly Frederick.
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Greens
Order of the Arrow
Paul Genovese
Frederick City
Frederick
Geoffry
Air Port Advisory Committee Meets at Prospect Hall
Twenty years ago the Air Port Advisory Committee chaired by Joseph Himes met at Prospect Hall. Members listed include William Bennett Robert Delaplaine Harry LeGore Dr Edward Thomas and Mrs Himes.
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H.W. Gittinger
Prospect Hall
Joseph Himes
William B. Bennett
Robert E. Delaplaine
Harry W. LeGore
Edward P. Thomas
Himes
U. Grant Hooper
Western Shore County Commissioners Association
J. Keller Shank
Washington County Commissioners
Hugh V. Gittinger
RAF
Germany
Berlin
Reich
Maryland
Baltimore City
Eugene W. Pruitt
Doctors Were Wrong Denver Baby Born in Cab Back Seat
Mrs Mar shall Williams, 25, rushed to the hospital but doctors said it was not time. She returned home and a taxi was called for a second trip two hours later. Her husband delivered the baby girl in the back seat of the cab. Goucher College offers a Summer Institute for French teachers from June 25 to August 12, funded by the National Defense Education Act.
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Denver
Marshall Williams
Goucher College
Last Of The Ellicotts Is Dead
U S District Court granted a stay of execution for day R Timmons pending the petition for a writ of habeas corpus He was convicted in Norfolk Corporation Court in October 1961 for the murder of Ann E Bannon Timmons claims a paraffin test was unlawfully administered while he was intoxicated and before a warrant was served
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Norfolk, Va
R. Timmons
U.S. District Court
Timmons
Walter E. Hoffman
Ann E. Bannon
Norfolk Corporation Court
Coca Cola Employees Honored for Safety and Incentive Awards
Coca Cola Bottling Company Frederick employees received safety and incentive bonus checks from manager Nelson E. Langan. About 4,000 in awards were given to 22 of 30 workers for perfect records in safety, attendance, promptness and plant operations.
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Frederick Coca-Cola
Nelson E. Langan
Comany
Paul M. Barrier
Robert Huffer
Theodore Wolfe
Ralph Cram
Charles Jones
Hansel Staler
Paul Anders
John Poole
Donald Wyand
Walter Fogle
Donald Cecil
James Devilbiss
Robert Martin
Ernest Pfeifer
Carmen Fogle
Reginald Sandower
James Rollins
Charles Diggs
Charles Hodge
Carl Angelberger
Hospital admissions and discharges across several Maryland towns
This week and weekend admissions include Mrs. John R. Ridenour and Mrs. Robert Wormley from Emmitsburg at Annie M. Warner Hospital Gettysburg. Carroll County General in Westminster reports William W. Wright and Walter Keefer. discharges include JoAnn Grimes Lucille Jones and Lula Albaugh. Esella E Ross admitted to Kings Daughters Hospital in Martinsburg with out patients John Mehrling and James Olinger listed.
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Annie M
Finksburg
Lucille Jones
Sykesville
Lula Albaugh
Union ‘Bridge
King’s Daughters Hospital
Markinsburg
W. Va
Eslella E. Ross
Kearneysville
King’s Daughters
John J. Mehrling
Funkstown
James W. Olinger
Harpers Ferry
Ill and Hospital News from Frederick Area
Among the sick, Mr. Bruce Brachey of East Eighth Street entered Frederick Memorial Hospital Friday for observation and treatment. Mr. Donald Marshall, a prior patient there, has returned home in Thurmont. Mrs. Fannie C. Keith from Monrovia was admitted to Vindobona Nursing Home at Brad dock Heights. Mr. Thomas M. Hichelberger, Register of Wills for Frederick County, entered Providence Hospital in Washington January 13 for surgery and is improving at home on Biggs Avenue. Mr. Allen S. Bowers remains at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Bruce Brachey
East Eighth Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Donald Marshall
Thurmont
Vindobona
Braddock Heights
Fannie C. Keith
Monrovia
Thomas M. Hichelberger
Register of Wills
Frederick County
Providence Hospital
Washington
Emmitsburg Fire Company Officers Report Details
The Emmitsburg Vigilant Hose Company lists officers led by President John S. Hollinger and Chief Sterling White. The statistical report shows active members 92, total 131, first calls 57, mutual aid two, property loss estimated at 18000 dollars, 768 miles driven, 471 man hours on alarms, with 13 drills and two injuries from fire.
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Vigilant Hose Company
Emmitsburg
John S. Hollinger
George Danner
Thomas White
John Balmer
James Fitzgerald
Michael Boyle
John J. Hollinger
Clarence Wiveil
Charles Harthagen
Daniel J. Kaas
Sterling White
Charles Stouter
Guy R. McGlaughlin
Dan Kaas
Harry J. Green
Paul A. Keepers
Charles F. Souler
Guy R. McGlaughin
White
Indicted Union Officers Plot to Sabotage Lines
Six union officers and organizers including Henry Habel Arthur McGovern Julio Rodriguez Kenneth Burkhart William Griffin and Morgan Seibert were indicted in New York on charges of plotting to sabotage telephone company lines and assault opponents of a Teamsters takeover attempt. Bail set at 7500 each with alleged hired violence used to simulate injuries.
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New York
Maryland
Teamsters Union
Communications Workers
Dist. Atty
Frank S
Hogan
Manhattan
Henry Habel
Orangeburg
Arthur McGovern
Deer Park
N.Y
Julio Rodriguez
Miller Place
N Y
Kenneth Burkhart
Brooklyn
William Griffin
Bethesda
Morgan Seibert
Montvale
Frederick Kappel
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
AFL Communications Workers
Jameris
Teamater
Disney's Roy Talks Business Behind Walt's Dreams
Roy Disney reflects on the 1953 to 1964 rise in gross income from 8 million to nearly 82 million and record profits of 6.57 million. He explains his role handling finances and banks while Walt drives creative vision, noting the studio's steady stretch of debt and rare easing in recent years.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Roy Disney
Roy
Disney
Walt
Walt Disney Productions
Motorist Convicted Of Drunk Driving In Local Case
Carl David Shores, 61, of Lime Kiln, found guilty of driving while intoxicated and fined 100 dollars in Magistrate Stanley Y. Bennett's court. He was acquitted on reckless driving. An August 22 accident on West All Saints Street led to breathalyzer reading .21 administered by Tfc. Harry J. Frost.
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Carl David Shores
Stanley Y. Bennett
Shores
Paul W. Mossburg
William McKinley Boost Jr
West All Saints Street
Tfc
Harry J. Frost
Ralph Smith
Alvin Rice
Leslie Fellows
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Correction notice lists Miller survivors four sisters
Survivors of Archie C. Miller corrected to four sisters instead of three. Miller, former county resident, died last week at Maryland Masonic Home Coc Keysville. He belonged to Acacia Lodge 135 Thurmont and is survived by wife Emma Lou Miller and sisters Mrs Samuel Gregg, Mrs Ava Bentz, Miss Ada Miller of Hanover and Mrs Edna Eyler of Baltimore.
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Archie C. Miller
Maryland
Cockeysville
Miller
Acacia Lodge No. 135
A. F
A. Masons
Thurmont
Emma Lou Miller
Samuel Gregg
Ava Bentz
Ada Miller
Hanover
Edna Eyler
Baltimore
Deaths linked to Clark widow in Biglerville area
Mrs. Louise Higinbotham Clark 62 died 5 45 am Monday in Annie Warner Hospital Gettysburg after five years there and 13 years ill She formerly lived New Oxford nurse trained 1923 Sibley Memorial Hospital Washington and night supervisor at Warner Hospital She survived by husband Robert G Clark son two grandchildren seven siblings and a host of relatives Funeral held at New Oxford with Rev Fred H Trimble Jr and burial in New Oxford Cemetery Also noted Nelson L Smith of Washington formerly Doubs died after four months illness Survived by daughter Lena Main son Millard R Smith sister Arlene M Miller brother Walter J Smith and two grandchildren Friends may call at Lee Funeral Home Washington for Thursday services at 11 30 am Burial Fort Lincoln Memorial Other obituary: Walter Leslie Yinger Baltimore 62 former Frederick resident staff agent Red Cross died after brief illness Funeral Thursday 11 am from William Cook Funeral Home Baltimore Interment Loudon Park Cemetery Baltimore
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George A. Clark
Louise Higinbotham Clark
Biglerville
Annie Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Clark
Charlestown
W. Va
Ralph H
Mary A. Trussell Higinpotham
New Oxford
Sibley Memorial Hospital
Washington
Warner Hospital
Trinity United Church of Christ
Registered Nurses’ Association of
Robert G. Clark
Hilda H. Frantz
Hanover
Samuel H
Littlestown
Charles Drury
Alexandria
C. Rex Gilbert
Frank W. Higinbotham
This City
Richard H. Higinbotham
Rob Ney C. Higinbotham
Fred F.feiser
Fred H. Trimble Jr
New Oxford Cemetery
Nelson L. Smith
Doubs
Genevieve Smith
Lena B. Main
Millard R. Smith
Baltimore
Walter J. Smith
Hyattsville
Arlene M. Miller
Lee Funeral Home
4Th Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Fort Lincoln Cemetery
Walter L. Yinger
Leslie Yinger
Union Memorial Hospital
Charles FE
Annie R. Yinger
Frederick
Red Cross
Ralph L. Yinger
William Cook
St. Paul and
Preston Streets
Loudon Park Cemetery
Funeral services held for Mrs Virgie Burgee widow of William Burgee
Funeral services for Mrs Virgie Catherine Burgee who died Sunday at 303 Willow Avenue were conducted Tuesday at 11 a.m. from 106 East Church Street. Rev. Merlin E. Garber officiated with pallbearers Allison McQuinn, Walter J. Powell, Forest Richards, Albert Smith, Harry T. Krantz and William Fastnaught. Interment followed at Mt Olivet Cemetery. M.R. Etchison & Son, funeral directors.
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Virgie Catherine Burgee
William T. Burgee
Willow Avenue
East Church Street
Merlin E. Garber
Church of the Brethren
Allison McQuinn
Walter J. Powell
Forest Richards
Albert Smith
Harry T. Krantz
William Fastnaught
Mt Olive
Tribesmen Appeal To Johnson From Borneo Mountains
A Kelabit chief with 3,000 people seeks US aid amid border conflict as British troops defend jungle frontiers near Kuching Sarawak. He hopes Chief Johnson will visit, citing wartime American aid and urging peace over war.
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Conrad Fink Bario
Malaysia
Johnson
Tamabo
Borneo
Penghulu
United States of America
Kelabit
Associated Press
Kuching
Sarawak
Indonesia
United States
Singapore
Aig
Tamabo Mountains
Sabah
Malaya
Sukarno
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Penghulus
Improvement Seen By Businessmen
American businessmen expect a moderate 1964 balance of payments deficit just under $2 billion as exports and imports rise to new highs. They anticipate Johnson budget measures adding $3.4 billion in foreign aid and easing dollar outflows, with trade liberalization offering new opportunities.
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Balance of Payments
Tthe National Foreign Trade Council
U.S
United States
Congress
Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York
Johnson
Local visitas and birthdays noted in Lime Kiln community
Mrs Henry Baugher hosts visitors including Carl Shores and George Shores from Frederick and Rocky Springs Family gatherings recur with frequent visits to the Green and Compher households in Frederick Falls Church and Union Bridge. Virginia Charles and Cindy Smith celebrate birthdays this week with parties at Bernard Shores home.
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Henry Baugher
Carl D. Shores
Frederick
Rance Hossler
John Green
Falls Church
George Compher
Compher
Carl Shores
Oliver McKenzie
Eugene Beachley
Singanore
Richard Smith
Carl H. Shores
George Shores
Billy
Rocky Springs
Karl Clevenger
Jefferson
Earl Dixon
Virginia
Charles
Cindy Smith
Paul Green
Earl Green
Jimmie
Union Bridge
James Walsh
William Springs
Rockville
Clarence Jewell
Bernard Shores
Radioman Robertson Returns to Long Beach Then Heads to San Diego
Radioman 3rd Class and Mrs. David Robertson visited family in West South Street, Long Beach. They have returned home and will relocate to San Diego for Robertson to attend a special school.
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Radioman
David Robertson
Long Beach
Calif
Radioman Robertson
Marvin Covell
West South Street
Robertson
San Diego
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Keysville
Sunshine
Wilhide
Terry Poist
Bennett Creek
Frank J. Keefer
Hesbin Foster
the Ellicotts
Coca-Cola
Emmitsburg Fire Company Report
Chamber
Robert G. MacDonald
Hagerstown
Potomac Edison Company
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Richard D. Hammond
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