Frederick Plans City Limits Extension Tour Saturday
On Saturday afternoon the Mayor and Board of Aldermen will tour the northwest section to judge if Frederick should extend its corporate limits. D.C. Warehime of Frederick was reelected president at the Pen Mar Fair Association annual meeting in York Pennsylvania. The Frederick Board of Trade Credit Bureau reports about one year of successful service aiding merchants with roughly 12 000 names on file. S.S. Shryock of Philadelphia visits Frederick as guest of Frank L. Knode. his first trip here in 52 years notes many changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Frederick
Pen Mar Fair Association
Colonial Hotel
York
D.C. Warehime
Credit Bureau
Frederick Board of Trade
Poll Tax Abolition Nationwide After 24th Amendment
The 24th Amendment ratified by South Dakota Senate ends poll taxes for federal elections. In former Confederate states only Tennessee and Florida approved. Mississippi rejected. Alabama Arkansas Mississippi Texas Virginia still permit state and local taxes. Virginia set residency and tax requirements for local voting. Certification for national elections does not guarantee local vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Congress
Senate
South Dakota
Old Confederacy
Tennessee
Florida
Mississippi
Alabama
Arkansas
Texas
Virginia
Be Patient on Atomic Energy Use in Coming Decades
The piece argues that friendly atomic energy for heating homes running cars and powering appliances will take decades to become practical. It cites high plant costs and installation bottlenecks as major obstacles and notes gains may benefit mainly those who are young today.
Three Days Left To Get Tax Discount
City residents were reminded that in three days the two percent discount on six month taxes ends. Mrs. Ethel L. Pemsel of the City Accounting Department said those paying before month’s end receive two percent, February payments receive one percent, and after February no discount. Beginning April 1, interest at one half of one percent will be charged on unpaid taxes. Tax bills have been mailed for the six month transition to a new fiscal year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel L. Pemsel
City Accounting Department
Episcopal Rector Turns Down Northern Michigan Bishop Call
Rev. J. A. Baden rector of Christ Church Winchester Virginia declined election as bishop of the Northern Michigan Episcopal Diocese to remain with his Winchester congregation. He had been among eight nominees and had served five years as assistant to the Virginia bishop and ten years at St. James in Monkton. He is married to former Miss Jean Feaga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Baden
Christ Church
Winchester
Northern Michigan Episcopal Diocese
Baden
Virginia
Richmond
St. James Episcopal Church
Monkton
Jean Feaga
Walter Feaga
Prospect Knoll
Feaga
Northern Michigan
Iron Mountain
Mich
Allied repulse of German 10th Army at Nettuno Beachhead
Twenty years ago on January 29 1944 British forces repelled a German attack near Catroceto south of Rome as the Nazi 10th Army struck with planes backing the assault. City officials hope for quicker garbage collection relief in the next month or two with potential easing of federal rules allowing replacement equipment. In a Lions Club talk US Department of Agriculture official Rhea T Kincaid urged soil conservation measures to trap water and protect Carroll Creek from floods. Yesterday’s 68 degree high marked the warmest January day since 1937 according to weather records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettuno
Catroceto
Rome
Hugh V. Gittinger
Carroll Creek
Rhea T Kincaid
US Department of Agriculture
Lions Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Birth of Daughter Jennifer Antanette DeRose in Annapolis
Mr and Mrs Charles DeRose announce the birth of their first child a daughter Jennifer Antanette born Monday at Anne Arundel Hospital in Annapolis. Mrs DeRose formerly Mary Baker is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Baker of Rock Creek Drive. Also noted are educational and civic movements of local residents including Constance Temple Giesler a Hood graduate teaching in Rockford Til and Richard D Hammond of Butterfly Lane Frederick Chamber of Commerce who attended a Maryland Council of Chambers meeting in Annapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles DeRose
Annapolis
Jennnifer Antanette
Anne Arundel Hospital
DeRose
Mary Baker
Roy Baker
Rock Creek Drive
Constance Temple Giesler
Northern Illinois University
de Kalb
Giesler
Hood
Rockford Til
Urbana
Richard D. Hammond
Butterfly Lane
Frederick
Grenades Used In High Altitude Wind and Temp Tests
NASA Goddard Space Flight Center conducted grenade bursts from Wallops Island Ft Churchill and Ascension Island to measure winds and temperatures at 23 to 56 miles. Each payload carried 12 grenades explod ing at extreme altitudes to gather atmospheric data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Goddard Space Flight Center
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Wallops Island
Ft. Churchill
Canada
Ascension Island
South Atlantic
Babson Column Lands In Space For Profit
Babson Park Mass columnist imagines space real estate opportunities from Florida land booms to moon plots and galaxy stakes. He cites radio telescope viewing, Russia’s space push, and future university rivalries as signs of expanding markets beyond Earth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babson Park
Mass
United States
France
Mississippi
Pacific Coast
Califor
Roger W. Bebsonnia
Oregon
Washington
Florida
Spain
Atlantic Coast
England
Russia
Johnson budget appendix trimmed by 30 pages
The Budget Bureau released the 1965 budget appendix showing a 1,165 page document, three dozen pages shorter than last year. It remains the comprehensive blueprint of government income and spending, weighing over five pounds. Louisiana marks Jackson Day commemorating the Battle of New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
Budget Bureau
Louisiana
New Orleans
Panama Canal settlement seen vital to Panama itself
Panama faces a crisis as President Chiari demands a new Canal Zone treaty before restoring relations with Washington. The plan envisions Panama eventually taking control of the 10 mile by 10 mile zone and its canal, with substantial economic impact and fears of losing the income sourced from U S presence. Prominent banker Ruber D Carlos urges broad compensation for canal rights and access to port facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
United States
Balboa
Pacific Ocean
U.S
Roberto Chiari
Washington
Canal Zone
Ruber D. Carlos
Panama City
Harbaugh presses for debates on taxes and lottery
John J. Harbaugh, Democratic U.S. Senate candidate from Glen Burnie, challenges Maryland Board of Public Works to a debate over a proposed statewide lottery and income tax increase. He cites a $25 million surplus and argues legalization could reduce taxes, also targeting Comptroller Goldstein and involving the Tidewater Fisheries Commission chairman in related debates. The piece also lists NASA Echo 2 satellite sighting times for late January to early February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Burnie
John J. Harbaugh
U.S. Senate
Maryland Board of Public Works
Harbaugh
Maryland Criminal Justice Commission
Louis L. Goldstein
Hocker
Louis
Tom Finan
Richard W. Case
George H. Hocker
Tawes
Goldstein
Board of Public Works
H. C. Byrd
Tidewater Fisheries Commission
Gov
John Leutkemeyer
Montgomery Firemen Elect Officers and Add to Facilities
Ulyssess Griffih IV was reelected president of the Laytons ville District Volunteer Fire Department for a fourth term at the regular meeting held at the Firehouse. Officers re elected included Charles Richards vice president Harrison King secretary LaRue Evans treasurer Jack Barnsley chief Mike Windham Charles Johnson Craver Oland and Rev Menno Sell chaplain with Barnsley and Windham also on the executive board. The department reported 18 drills and 157 alarms for 1963 and noted completion of an addition to the firehouse to house two more apparatus. The fleet now includes two pumpers a combo pumper field fire truck a 2000 gallon tank wagon and an ambulance. The group voted to join the Maryland Ambulance and Rescue Association naming Nelson Whipp James Snyder as delegates and Mark Yoder Pete Ayton as alternates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulyssess Griffih IV
Laytonsville District Volunteer Fire Department
Montgomery County
Charles Richards
Harrison King
LaRue Evans
Jack Barnsley
Mike Windham
Charles Johnson
Craver Oland
Menno Sell
Robert Heeney
Montgomery County Firemens Association
Frank Kimble
Barnsley
Maryland Ambulance and Rescue Association
Nelson Whipp
James Snyder
Mark Yoder
Pete Ayton
Deaths in area claim Hoffman Merriman Millar Voluse Sr
Death notices report Charles Grant Hoffman 59 dying at Washington County Hospital January 21 with sister Kathleen Hanes and brother Austin Hoffman surviving. Eva Mae Merriman 85 dies at Montevue Home after 12 days. three children survive. J Allen Millar 69 remembered. Sweden-born former resident. daughter Virginia Harrison cited. Charles R Voluse Sr. of Baltimore dies January 22. six children and siblings listed. services held in Baltimore with interment in Baltimore National Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Grant Hoffman
Charles Grant’ Hoffman
Washington County Hospital
Sandy Hook
Lewis Marion
Bertha Rosanna Kilham Hoffman
Kathleen Hanes
Riverdale
Austin Hoffman
Harpers Ferry
Backies Funeral Chapel
Harold McClay
Ebeneezer Cemetery
Loudoun Heights
James A. Merriman
Eva Mae Merriman
Second Avenue
Brunswick
Montevue
Raymond Merriman
Theodore Payne
Edmond Edwards
Hyattsville
Feete
Albert Huston
Church of the Brethren
Brownsville
Park Heights
Charles R. Voluse
West Randall Street
Baltimore
Joseph
Annie M. Voluse
Frederick
Charles R. Voluse Jr
William D. Voluse
Anna Calvin
Martha Porter
Rose Carrigan
Dorothea Stein
Lee F
Sykesville
Florence Horseman
Bessie Remsburg
Middletown
McCully
East Fort Avenue
Baltimore National Cemetery
Local residents report health updates and hospital admissions
Among the sick Mr George Keeney of RFD 1 Frederick returned home Tuesday after hospitalization at Frederick Memorial since December 31. Mr Norman Fogle of West Patrick Street was admitted as a surgical patient at Washington County Hospital in Hagerstown. Little Miss Juanita Stevens, daughter of Wilbur and Mrs Stevens, is a medical patient at Frederick Memorial, with a satisfactory condition. Also noted is WMCA announcing it will drop cigarette ads during most evening programming. Amish buggy hitching posts are provided by modern supermarkets in Lancaster. Since 1917 the Danish West Indies have been known as the Virgin Islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Keeney
RFD 1
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Norman Fogle
West Patrick Street
Pauli Fogle
West Fifth Street
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Juanita Stevens
Wilbur Stevens
West Third Street
Fashion Forecast The Long Lean Look From Paris
Paris reports Jules Crahay for Lanvin presents a long lean silhouette with slim blouses over tube dresses and two half jacket shells joined by a side insert panel. Flaring peignoir jackets stay in place. some jackets loosen yet are kept together by hip belts and double breasted button effects. Coats share the hip cinch with anchored closures. Dresses under coats and jackets remain shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Jules Crahay
Lanvin
No Troop Cut For Korea Says Rusk
U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk assured President Park in Seoul there will be no reduction in the 50,000 U S troops in Korea or the 600,000-strong South Korean army. Park said rumors of cuts were dismissed promptly. A two hour meeting produced a communique pledging maintained forces to deter the Communist threat in the Far East and reaffirming U S Republic of Korea friendship and cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Korea
U.S
Dean Rusk
Chung Hee Park
Rusk
Park
Lee Hu-rak
Republic of Korea
Far East
United States
South Korea
Massaging Heart Proves Successful
Johns Hopkins surgeon Dr. James R. Jude reports that external heart massage saved lives in a subset of cardiac arrest cases. From 1959 to 1964 Hopkins treated 301 patients with massage, about 25 percent revived. national and international figures were similar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bowen
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins Hospital
James R. Jude
Hopkins
American College of
Jude
United States
Teaching Changes Announced In Frederick County Schools
The Board of Education approved 17 new appointments 13 resignations two leaves and one retirement among Frederick County teachers. Retiree Mary Lowe Smith was honored. Leaves went to Lillian Joy and Ruth Pollard. Resignations included Delaney Graham Long and others. New hires covered Walkersville Yellow Springs Thurmont Urbana and more with degrees from Hood College Maryland University and other institutions. Secretarial staff saw resignations and one appointment at the board office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Board of Education
Mary Lowe Smith
Walkersville High School
Lillian T. Joy
Yellow Springs
Ruth V. Pollard
Harmony Grove
Ann E. Delaney
South Frederick
Nellie L. Graham
Thurmont
Aide
Melvin W. Gerhold
Walkersville
Maryland Institute of Art
Marvin L. Slade
Hood College
Kathryn H. Ward
University of Maryland
Mary L. Herrmann
Walkersville High
Middletown High
Carol A. Thacher
Urbana
Shepherd College
Joseph M. Troxell
Thurmont High
New York University
Columbia University
Charlotte B. Troxell
Occidental College
Teachers College
Helen A. Lamke
South Dakota State College
Mary G. Chafin
Adamstown
Nazareth College
Marilyn E. Garber
Frostburg State College
Barbara A. Richardson
Frostburg
Vivian §. Howe
Board of Education Administrative Office
Juanita Hansrote
Annamary Karl
Jeanette Donovan
Frontiers Elect New Officers in Frederick Club
The Frontiers International Frederick Club elected officers for 1964 at a Tuesday dinner at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. President Claude R. DeLauter and other officers were named, with W. E. G. Thompson named to the executive board for a three year term. Installation was by state deputy David Shockly of Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Frontiers International
Frederick Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Claude R. DeLauter
Theodore Stephens
David Shockly
Charles E. Henson
Nicholas E. Leakins
William Garver
W. E. G. Thompson
Baltimore
Eakles and Garver Held Funeral Services
Funeral services for Mr and Mrs Elwood Eakle who perished in a fire Saturday night were held Tuesday at 1 30 pm at Arlington National Cemetery with C H Feete and Brother as directors. Mrs Fannie Dorsey Garver widow of Roscoe Garver of New Windsor also had services Tuesday at 1 pm at D D Hartzler and Sons Funeral Home in New Windsor with Rev John B Mills in charge. Interment was at Winters cemetery with pallbearers Lawrence Myers Walter Brandenburg William Brandenburg Roger Charles Herman Blacksten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood Eakle
Arlington National Cemetery
H. Feete
Brother
Fannie Dorsey Garver
Roscoe Garver
New Windsor
D. D. Hartzler and Sons
John B. Mills
Lawrence Myers
Walter
William Brandenburg
Roger
Charles
Herman Blacksten
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News-Post
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Mary Etta Hull
Monrovia
Leo Calvin Hull
Schnauffer
Hull
Manuel M. Weinberg
Irving A. Abb
Leonard A. Jacobs
East Fifth Street
Doris Jean Bowers Jacobs
West
Babson
Panama Canal
By Robert Berrellez
Montgomery Firemen
J. Allen Millar
Garrison
James T. and
Volberg Hollingsworth Millar
Stockholm
Sweden
Virginia Winters Millar
Daugher
Virginia Harrison
Owings Mills
Harper Cemetery
Temple Wheeler
New York
WMCA
Lancaster
Danish West Indies
Virgin Islands
March OF Dimes
Red Men’s Club
Market Square
Austin Abrecht
Frank J. Keefer
Red Men’s Club Sunday Evening Co
Frontiers
Mildred E. Gillare
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