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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1964
Page
2
Short news items from Frederick Maryland dated Wednesday July 8 1964 cover community events and notices. Names places and local details are included in concise summaries for the newspaper page.
Frederick city and county residents joined a 2 p m Independence Day bell ringing. Mrs. Joseph C Hemp led the Bells for Freedom effort of the Frederick DAR with strong public turnout and many flags flown. A contest offers an American Flag award. entries due July 15 by post card or letter to the Freedom Bells and Flag Committee.
Judge Ralph G. Shure heard arguments on whether the eviction over a 20 year lease belongs in circuit court or trial magistrate court. Frederick Inn Corporation led by Dan Weinberg alleges lease violations by Holiday Inn Motel tenants on Baughman’s Lane. tenants claim federal jurisdiction due to citizen diversity. The case originated in the Trial Magistrate Court and was moved to federal court before remand, with a writ of certiorari to test magistrate jurisdiction amid a pending matter.
Judge Shure held the equity case under advisement and promised a prompt ruling. A newspaper feature closes with reflective quotes and a nod to readers to say they saw it in the news.
In Capitol remarks Senator Mathias laments Maryland dairy farmers deprived of markets due to heptachlor contamination. He notes USDA approval and guidance, drought compounding losses, and the failure of the department to offer a targeted relief program for affected farmers despite large national agricultural initiatives.
The text notes H R 11854 introduced in the House to indemnify dairy farmers by paying milk support prices to those cut off from normal markets. It mentions guidance from the Department of Agriculture and includes a fragmented biblical reference about home and shelter.
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