Seven British hotels lose five star status in new survey
European staff correspondent reports that seven of Britain's top ten provincial hotels dropped from five stars after a joint survey by the Automobile Association, the Royal Automobile Club, and the Royal Scottish Automobile Club. Downgrades cite insufficient private baths and other modern amenities. inspectors operate incognito to assess service and facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom A. Cullen
Newspaper Enterprise Service
London
NEA
France
Britain
The
Automobile Association
Royal Automobile Club
Royal Scottish Automobile Club
Motoring Club
Eastbourne
Grand
Cavendish
Majestic
Harrogate
Royal Bath
Bournemouth
Gordon Allison
Council of British Sanitary Pottery Manufacturers
Ernest Batchelor
Council
Sanitary Potters
Assembly Honors Collins On Becoming Granddad
Delegate Charles E. Collins received word from Annapolis that the House of Delegates passed a resolution honoring him on becoming a grandfather. His son and daughter-in-law, 2nd Lt. Charles E. Collins Jr. and Mrs. Collins, welcomed baby boy Michael Patrick in Ansbach Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Collins
Rock Creek Drive
G. Bernard Zimmerman
Shookstown Road
Collins
Michael Patrick
Sub-Division Plans Outlined To Glade Valley Grange
J Alfred Cutsail County Planning Administrator spoke to Glade Valley Grange on plans for tomorrow outlining the zoning commission duties and differences between land use plans and rezoning. The meeting included introductions by Garnett Wisner and Master Harold Reiley with notices of future meetings in Middletown and a health program led by Mrs. Charles Hoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Alfred Cutsail
Glade Valley Grange
Cutsail
Zoning Commission
Glade Valley Grangers
Garnett Wisner
Agricultural and Soil Conservation Committee
Harold Reilley
Middletown
a _ Leaders’ Conference
Charles Hoke
E. A. Dettbarn
Frederick County Heart Association
Marvin Houck
Paul Stull
Lewis Wisner
Clarence Eaves
Byron Crum
Boyd Clayton
Herbert Snyder
Bruce E. Crum
Harry Frantz
Martha Frantz
Nena Jamison
Monroe Stup
Alvin Brashears
Leroy Hilderbrand
Glenn Warneking
Harold, Reiley
Hazel Roderick
Harold Roderuck
Carl Stauffer
Trego Zimmerman
Zonta Club Hears Status Report On Women
Miss Beatrice Fehr reviewed the Commission on the Status of American Women at the Zonta Club dinner at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. She noted seven committees and several consultations, stressing education and retraining to meet automation demands and recommending the 86 page report as reading for both men and women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Fehr
Zonta Club
Francis Scott Key
Kennedy
Miss Fehr
Zontian
Commission
Marjorie Etchison
Frederick County
Lorene Bowlus
Mayme Ferguson
Woman's Society of Calvary Methodist Meets in Ladies Parlor
The Woman's Society meets at Calvary Methodist Church with dessert, reports on visits to shut-in members, and a program by Melvin Engle on a Mexico trip. Worship opened by Mrs. Ezra Jacoby, meditation by Mrs. Russell Dudlow, and singing led by Mrs. Edward Mantz. Next meeting February 9 at 7:00 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Society of Chrisian Service
Calvary Methodist Church
Arlor
Charles Strosnider
Clyde Berger
Melvin Tabler
Earl 3Rup
Lamora Stoner
Grayson Stevens
United Church Women
Ezra Jacoby
Russell Dudlow
Edward
Harry S. Myerly
Lloyd H. Eney
Fire sweeps Des Moines General Hospital forcing 100 patients evac
In subzero weather more than 100 patients including an infant were evacuated as flames ripped through Des Moines General Hospital. The five story wing built in 1956 was threatened as thick smoke and shattered windows forced staff to move patients via stretchers and buses. A hospital administrator said a blowtorch used in remodeling may have started the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines, Iowa
Des Moines General Hospital
Willis Condon
Osteopathic Hospital
Des Moines
Soe
National Guard
A. E. Nuzum
Skyliners 4-H Installs Leader
The Skyliners 4-H Club met January 20 at Bonnie Langs home with president Doris Hain presiding. Sandra Haines was installed as assistant leader by unanimous vote. Members proposed a March of Dimes donation drive in Braddock and set a collection date. Barbara Yinger shared her Harmony Grove trip as a model for future outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skyliners 4-H Club
Bonnie Lang
Doris Haines
Sandra Haines
Braddock
Barbara Yinger
Harmony Grove
Lang
Fifteen Gettysburg College Faculty Promoted to Higher Ranks
Promotions in academic rank for fifteen Gettysburg College faculty members become effective September 1, 1965 announced by President C A Hanson. Associate professors promoted to full professors include J Richard Haskins physics and Waldemar Zagars economics. Assistant professors promoted to associate professor include Norman L Annis art department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.A. Hanson
Gettysburg College
J. Richard Haskins
Waldemar Zagars
Norman L. Annis
Faculty Promotions At College Highlight Departments
Instructors promoted to rank of assistant professor include Mrs. Helen H. Darrah biology department Norman C. Forness history department Robert T. Gillespie political science department P K Geevarghese sociology and anthropology department and Mrs. Caroline M Hendrickson Romance languages department Arthur B Beenau Chan L Coulter Edmund R Hill Sigrid L Lehnberger Mary Margaret Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur B. Beenau
Bruce W. Bugbee
John R. Stemen
Chan L. Coulter
Edmund R. Hill
Sigrid L Lehnberger
Mary Margaret Stewart
Helen H. Darrah
Norman C. Forness
Robert T. Gillespie
P.K. Geevarghese
Caroline M. Hendrickson
New Market Grace Church Holds Annual Meeting and Elections
The Grace Church congregational meeting in New Market elected vestry members for four year terms with Walter W. Kirk Jr named temporary chairman. Reelected were Mrs. Bernard Selby and Chester Kerbe. holdovers include Stoll D. Kemp and others. Committees discussed parish hall feasibility. The report lineup featured Miss Jane Downey and Rev. Robert Grumbine. A Kansas City Athletics exhibition series is slated for spring with games in Cocoa, Florida and Clearwater against the Houston Astros and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Church
New Market
Walter W. Kirk Jr
Bernard Selby
Chester Kerbe
Stoll D. Kemp
Harrison Metz
Emory Stull
Charles W. Wood
George B. Delaplaine Jr
Kirk
Jane
Maryland U Concert Band To Play Here
University of Maryland concert band will perform Wednesday at 8 pm in Frederick High School auditorium. Kenneth Miles of Iiamsville plays percussion in the select band led by Dr. Hubert P. Henderson with Acton Ostling Jr. as associate director. Program includes classical and light numbers. tickets at local schools or at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Maryland
Kenneth Miles
Iiamsville
Frederick High School
Hubert P. Henderson
University
Acton Ostling Jr
Miles
West Frederick
Elm Street
Maryland Plans Money For Student Loans
Annapolis AP reports Maryland Senate Finance Committee heard a plan to provide over $1 million in loan funds for state students. Maryland Higher Education Loan Corp directors requested $93,640 for the new budget, including $75,000 to guarantee loans private banks would issue to students.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Senate Finance Committee
Maryland Higher Education Loan Corp
Mail Carrier Opposes Car Plan In Frederick County
A rural letter carrier from the Frederick Post Office reacts coolly to a proposal to lease cars for carrier use. Paul E. Staley, 30 years in Frederick County, notes little difference if adopted and plans retirement. Postmaster General Gronouski says leasing could save 25 to 30 million nationally, with seven Frederick carriers targeted. Other local carriers named. Staley covers Ballenger Creek Road area on Route 340.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Frederick County
Paul E. Staley
New Market
Staley
John A. Gronouski
Frederick Post Office
Gronouski
Post Office Department
Harry Moss
Joseph Holdcraft
Paul Masser
James Doub
Meredith Hickman
Warren High
Ballenger Creek Road
Elmer Derr
Doubs
Bell Puts 16 as Liners Rout MSD
Emmitsburgs Liners broke a 5 0 deadlock late in the first period and rolled to a 39 33 win over Maryland School for the Deaf. Sonny Bell led with 16 points eight in the final eight minutes. Carson Kelley added 11 and Eddie Baker 10 for Emmitsburg. Arkley Wright led MSD with 16. Junior varsity Emmitsburg also won 39 33.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Maryland School For
Sonny Bell
Carson Kelley
Bell
Eddie Baker
Orioles
Arkley Wright
MSD
Treaty extension not needed for U S Japan security pact
Tokyo AP Prime Minister Eisaku Sato said there is no need to formally extend the U S Japan security treaty to 1980 to align with the expiration of the Soviet Communist Chinese friendship pact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Eisaku Sato
MIE News Item From Frederick Maryland January 30 1965
A Frederick Maryland newspaper page dated Saturday January 30 1965 carries brief local items and notices from MIE News. The snippet covers events and happenings around the city with names and places tied to the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MIE News
Frederick, Maryland
St Josephs Downs St William of York 57 36
St Josephs jumped to a 12 8 first period lead and controlled the game, Stahley scoring 19 as St Josephs held St William of York to under 10 points in two quarters. Wives 12, Orosz 11, Kelz 9 in a balanced scoring night for the Saints. Denn is Stahley led the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Dennis Stahley
St. Joseph’s
St. William of York
Saints
Dick Wives
Gerry Orosz
Stahley
Dale Kelz
St. Joe
Washington Developers Buy Land Near Frederick
A Washington land development group led by Jos Kline has purchased about 100 acres near Frederick for roughly 162000. The site at Evergreen Point, just outside city limits, includes five houses and a farm, zoned B-3 and M-2, with plans to attract new industries and businesses to the Frederick area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Land Development Company
Frederick
Jos Kline
Evergreen Point
Frederick Business Properties, Inc
Ransom R. Lewis
120 Realty Company
Edward Sherman
Thelma Mitchell
Leslie Fellows
Ret Voore
Henry Perkins
John Walters
Kline
Devibiss
Devilbiss
Franklin W. Martz
Farm of Charles Council
Montgomery County
Grease Fire Damages Brown's Diner Near Route 40
A deep fry overheated grease fire last night at Brown's Diner on Route 40 fifteen miles east of Frederick prompted three fire companies to respond. Mt. Airy Volunteer Fire Department requested aid from Damascus and Lisbon. A hot grease spill caused a minor explosion shattering dishes and glass in the kitchen. Firemen could not estimate the damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown's
Route 40
Frederick
Mt. Airy
Damascus
Lisbon
Vandals Shatter Montgomery Glass In Damascus Breakage
Montgomery County police investigate after plate glass windows at Cramer's Hardware and Acme Market were shattered and a home pane damaged. Owner Charles B. Cramer said a milk case was thrown from a passing car, striking windows as the party rode by. Also listed are 1964 leading pro golf money winners Jack Nicklaus Arnold Palmer Billy Casper Tony Lema Bobby Nicholls Ken Venturi Gary Player Mason Rudolph Juan Rodriguez and Mike Souchak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Damascus
Charles B. Cramer
Cramer
Acme
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Billy Casper
Tony Lema
Bobby Nichols
Ken Venturi
Gary Player
Mason Rudolph
Juan Rodriguez
Mike Souchak
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Assembly
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Pentagon
James H. Grove
Western Maryland Trust Company
Niemann A. Brunk
Maryland Baptist College
Frank J. Keefer
Robert F. Woodward
First Baptist Church
Grove, Brunk
Elmer I. Eshleman
Western Maryland Trust Co
Skyliners
New Market Grace Church
Kansas City Athletics
Houston Astros
Cocoa
Fla
Philadelphia
Clearwater
Wright
Bert Norns Bater
Riley
Enns
Valentina Kel Reedy
Emmisburg
St. Joe Rolls
Washington
Wade
East ST. Frederick, MD
Mars Opticians
West Second St
Bausch & Lamb
Richard Hyman
Philosophy
History of Modern Philosophy
Direction of Modern Philosophy
Jack Bustilnike
James A. Smyth, Jr
Montgomery
Buffet
Vaan
Coe
Ant
W. Patrick St
Valley View Estates
Middletown Valley
Mount Prospect Estates
Lewistown
Catoctin View
Glade Creek
Walkersville
CAVCO
N. Market St
Dial
Jarert
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