Better Fire Protection Urged For Montevue
The Frederick Chamber of Commerce urged Frederick County officials to install fire protection at Montevue County Home on Rosemont Avenue extended near Fort Detrick. The board backed appointing a fire prevention board or inspector to inspect all buildings for fire safety and to add fire escapes. The proposal, forwarded to commissioners last month, cites inadequate protection at Montevue and notes past suggestions without action.
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Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Montevue
Chamber
Richard D. Hammond
Frederick County
Rosemont Avenue
Fort Detrick
Morton M. Siegel
Siegel
Nanapenes Namin
George May
Chamber of Commerce
Dogs Must Pay Taxes in Chicago Inheritance Case
Prince a collie airedale and Tiny a fox terrier inherit 79075 estate for life in La Grange Illinois. Judge Thaddeus V. Adesko rules they must pay taxes since they are not related to their late master Joseph Platchy and will principal divided after dogs die. Tiny 2 years old with 16 year life yields 640 tax. Prince 10 years old with 13 year life yields 153 tax.
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Chicago
Prince
Tiny
Thaddeus V. Adesko
Joseph Platchy
la Grange
Ill
Platchy
Adesko
Community Chest To Elect Officers Present Awards
The Frederick County Community Chest will elect new officers and present awards at its annual banquet Monday. Police Chief Major Charles V Main and Miss Mayetta Hershbger Employment Service director co chair 1965 United Appeal campaign to present Chest awards. Dwight Collinus president to be re elected by a nominating committee headed by Carroll Hendrickson Jr with changes including retirement of John Cheatham as Chest vice president.
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Frederick County Community Chest
Charles V. Main
Mayetta Hershberger
United Appeal
Dwight Collinus
Community Chest
Carroll Hendrickson Jr
Chest
John Cheatham
City Seeks Public Help In Snow Removal Effort
Frederick city officials urged residents to move cars from streets as four inches of snow were expected. City crews, with 16 pieces of equipment and 78 workers, would clear about 70 miles of streets plus alleys and parking lots and airport runways. Areas were preassigned with shifts around the clock, though the final shift is rarely used except for major storms.
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Frederick
Russell
Morgan
Robert J. Rothenhoefer
Robert L. Strine
Linganore
Monocacy
Carroll Creek
Aerospace stocks lead early New York market rally
New York AP reports aerospace defense shares stayed strong as trading began with the market moving irregularly higher in active trade.
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New York
Aerospace Defense
Women’s Auxiliary Gifts $110,000 for Frederick Memorial Hospital Radiology
The Women’s Auxiliary of Frederick Memorial Hospital plans a $110,000 gift to the $850,000 hospital building fund to establish a larger radiology department. The new facility will include multiple radiography and fluoroscopy rooms, isotope preparation, a film viewing area, and staff offices.
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Women’s Auxiliary
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Greater Hospital
W. Meredith S. Young
J. Frederick Kreissig
Young
Cary
Anti Poverty Director Outlines Local Plans
Shirley Tannenbaum, new Frederick County CAC program developer, outlined proposals to fight poverty. She cited a six month salary package and a $12,693 federal grant, with staff costs totaling $10,050 for the period. She aims to build long term capacity and expand services through coordination with public and private agencies.
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Frederick County
Shirley Tannenbaum
CAC
Tannenbaum
Office of Economic Opportunity
Congressmen Briefed On Viet Nam Bombing
President Johnson convened 20 congressional leaders and NSC members at dusk to discuss Viet Nam and other matters. A 2 1/2 hour briefing featured aerial reconnaissance and refugee reports suggesting Hanoi used the 34 day pause to rebuild, increase supplies, and possibly arm Viet Cong in South Vietnam.
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Washington
Johnson
Viet Nam
National Security Council
Hanoi
South
Taxpayers urged to use right form for 1965 returns
Editor notes this is the third in a five part series on 1965 income tax rules for married couples and those who qualify as head of household or surviving spouse. It explains that joint returns usually save money, rules about signing, and how the 600 dollar personal exemptions apply to filers and spouses.
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Washington
Snow storms halt Frederick County activities
A second major snowstorm hit Frederick County delaying schools and public events. Four inches fell with winds 15 to 35 mph creating hazardous driving. County and city crews salted roads while schools and Frederick Community College canceled evening classes. Culler Lake remains unsafe for skating with four inches required. High temperatures reached 25 degrees with a 17 degree low and a weekend outlook for continued cold, clear to partly cloudy skies.
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Frederick County
Weather Bureau
Frederick Community College
Charles V. Main
Culler Lake
Frederick
Mandel Tells Chamber Redistricting Shifts County Power
Maryland General Assembly reapportionment will tilt influence to Frederick and other less-populous counties. Speaker Marvin Mandel addressed 300+ at the Francis Scott Key Hotel, outlining alliances between Baltimore delegates and smaller counties, broader gubernatorial power, and calls for a county-wide community development program. W. Jerome Offutt was installed chamber president.
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Maryland General Assembly
Frederick County
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Marvin Mandel
House of Delegates
Francis Scott Key
Chamber
W. Jerome Offutt
Mandel
General Assembly
Baltimore
Cooper - Hughes
Coun
Baltimore City
Chamberhead
Frederick City Urban Renewal Advisory Meeting Postponed
Frederick City advisory group on urban renewal and community improvement postponed its first meeting after two years of inactivity due to snow. The session will be held next Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the city hall boardroom.
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Frederick City
City Hall
Bank Declares Stock Dividend Reelects Directors
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank of Frederick approved a 20 percent stock dividend and re elected all directors. President Benjamin L. Shuff said one new share will be issued for every five shares outstanding, totaling over 30 000 new shares. Directors include Kenneth E. Burdette Daniel T. Dutrow Harold B. Duvall A Hart Etchison R Ames Hendrickson W Claude Lutman Kent C Nicodemus Guy W Nusz Allen G Quinn Benjamin B Rosenstock Henry R Shoe maker Benjamin L Shuff Quinn F Topper H Deets Warfield Frederick W Weitzel Earl D Young. Shuff called 1965 the bank s most successful year in its 148 years of operation with total deposits.
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Farmers and Mechanics National Bank of
Frederick
Benjamin L. Shuff
Kenneth E. Burdette
Daniel T. Dutrow
Harold B. Duvall
A. Hart Etchison
R. Ames Hendrickson
W. Claude Lutman
Kent C. Nicodemus
Guy W. Nusz
Allen G. Quinn
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Henry R. Shoemaker
Quinn F. Topper
H. Deets Warfield
Frederick W. Weitzel
Earl D. Young
Shuff
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