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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1964
Page
4
The Senate rejects most amendments to pay raises and lowers the proposed 7500 salary increase for Supreme Court justices to 2500 while approving 7500 for Congress and 10000 for Cabinet. It argues the court is a co equal branch and urges restoring balance despite resentments over rulings.
The farm program is set for a sizable tax dollar increase in fiscal 1985. Subsidies may rise 10 to 20 percent, second only to defense, driven by a new cotton mill subsidy and a policy allowing foreign buyers to purchase U S cotton below domestic prices. The shift aims to cut stockpiles while boosting farm incomes, but raises costs to consumers and taxpayers.
In a testimony to The Post officers of Branch 43 RCL and the Oshawa Track Club praise Jack Griffin Tammy Davis and Debbie Thompson for their Oshawa Folk Festival appearances. The writer invites the athletes and their coach to return, noting public interest in their Olympic Trials and potential U S Olympic team hopes.
A 1964 letter from Oshawa praises Jack Griffin Tammy Davis and Debbie Thompson and congratulates Griffin on his appointment as assistant coach to the American Olympic Track Team. The writer notes the Oshawa Folk Festival memories and expresses sincere admiration for the Frederick figures.
Frederick items include Charles Mathias turning to potato growing near Thurmont with five acres planted and expectations of a large crop. Mt Olivet Cemetery will keep an American flag over Francis Scott Key’s grave after citizen requests. Dog catcher Eyler criticizes his job saying dogs outrun him and he will kill three this week. Field and Stream’s July issue features Hanson Maulsby’s prize fish story from the Monocacy near Greenfield. Frederick may need a new or restricted precinct to comply with voter limits as No 6 nears 600 voters.
Wheat crop moves to market with Federal wheat loan storage at the Farm ers Co-operative Association plant in Frederick. Daily shipments estimated 6 000 to 8 000 bushels as the plant runs nearly 24 hours. A found explosive shell near Lime Kiln ties to Civil War era markers. Pershing tells de Gaulle the war nears end during a hospital visit. Ames W Honneys ett presents first unit of blood plasma bank at Frederick City Hospital.
A 49 year old Frederick man, George Frank lin Korrell, died of a heart attack shortly after finishing mowing his lawn. Police say he collapsed after entering his basement to clean up, pronounced dead at Frederick Memorial Hospital from coronary occlusion. He distribut ed Sealtest Foods in the Hagerstown area for 18 years and is survived by his wife and siblings. Funeral services are planned at 1201 North Market Street with interment at Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
Trinity Methodist Church completed its church school on July 3 with a bag lunch. Classes ran from June 22 centered on the theme Jesus Learning About Him and From Him. Directors included Mrs. Marjorie Mac Sorley and Mrs. Mary Ashby. staff covered nursery through junior highs with named teachers and a music and refreshment team. Two Bibles were bought from the scholarship aid fund. donors listed include Mr. and Mrs. J. C. W. Trout and others.
Baltimore Mayor Theodore R McKeldin asks Governor Tawes to consider creating a State Department of Urban Affairs to coordinate welfare education health and employment efforts in cities The move mirrors a legislative resolution and aims to provide administrative machinery to implement a federal program.
Belly Bergen a 34 year old veteran aerialist died after plunging 50 feet during a circus act at a Buffalo New York shopping center. Her husband Fred 50 watched from the platform as spectators looked on in shock.
United Air Lines Viscount crashed in the Great Smoky Mountains near Newport Tennessee after reporting a switch from instrument to visual flight. Forty people were killed with FBI and CAB investigators on site. Names of identified crew members released as rescue efforts continued.
Mr. J Harry Brandenburg of Old Braddock admitted to Union Memorial Hospital Baltimore for observation. Mr C Robert Fawley of this city admitted to Washington County Hospital Hagerstown for observation. Mr A O Zimmerman of East Sixth street is in critical condition at home.
The forecast shows average temperatures 3 to 6 degrees below normal from Saturday to Wednesday. Normal highs stay in the 80s with lows from 65 to 71, except Western Maryland may see mid 50s. Little change expected with scattered thundershowers.
An Elkins West Virginia warehouse fire last Sunday caused extensive damage to Frazee Lumber Co. buildings and sawmill equipment. Assistant State Fire Marshal E L Roush ruled the blaze accidental, started by two men using the warehouse as nightly shelter.
Artist and writer Fannie Burgheim Blumberg died at age 70 in her Terre Haute home Thursday night. The obituary notes her contributions to local culture and literary circles.
Dairy farmer and former State legislator Smelser is named to Maryland’s Hospital Construction Act commission. The body will study need for new or expanded facilities and recommend loan approvals to the Board of Public Works as part of a $50 million state program. Rich seeks governor’s view on a statewide hospital planning agency per a gubernatorial report.
Police say a shooting at the North Star Lunch around 11 40 p m left Weddle injured and he was moved to Hagerstown hospital for chest surgery. Mrs Wolfe was arrested later on West Sixth street after leaving the scene. Chief Charles V Main said reports came in simultaneously and there were no witnesses to the shot.
Three people were injured in a crash on Route 26 at Libertytown when a car driven by Cowell failed to negotiate a sharp curve. The vehicle traveled at high speed, struck a tree, toppled it, and demolished the car. Cowell faces speeding charges with others pending. Victims were taken to a hospital by United and Union Bridge ambulances.
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Jane Beall of Cedar Grove were held Thursday at 11 a m from Olin L Molesworth Funeral Home Damascus conducted by Rev Robert H Depp and Rev Claude A Bluebaker A solo Face To Face sung by Mrs Patricia Moore Interment in Upper Seneca Baptist Cemetery Cedar Grove Pallbearers named Interment at cemetery Also funeral services for Ernest Plain Bear of Ridgeville held Thursday at Locust Grove Church of the Brethren with Rev Donald Grove officiating Interment Locust Grove Cemetery D Hartzler and Son funeral directors Radio man Hartman dies at 90 in New York after heart attack AP
Obituaries itemizing deaths of Frederick W Boone Jr 53 of Upperco and others in the region. Includes survivors, church affiliations, funeral services and interment plans with locations such as Westminster Fairfield Liberty Town Frederick and Rockville. A series of notices lists family members and funeral arrangements for each deceased person.
Obituaries and funeral notices list mourners and services for residents including Mrs Norma Pennell and Mrs Rebecca Misner Smith. Services vary by church and cemetery with interments at Jefferson and Smithsburg cemeteries. Additional notices mention Otho S Wolfe and Otho Wolfe’s family, with services in Myersville and Wolfsville.
About 6000 viewers, the largest crowd ever, attended a two hour parade led by the Maryland State Police and New Market Fire Company. Twenty nine companies competed for prizes including trophies for best equipped pumpers and best appearing units. Awards went to Upper Montgomery County Hyattstown New Market Grange Damasus and others with special honors for Miss America and various marching groups.
Arthur Read was named Everedy president as the chain expands in Canada. Everedy, since 1958 a subsidiary of Standard International, adds to a portfolio including Lestoil and Bon Ami, Coca Cola franchises in South America, and a Pan American Paper Bag Company acquisition in Puerto Rico.
Donald Williamson, a Marion lawyer and guardian to Mrs. Phillips, discovered a box of Love Letters From Harding in her late 19th or early 20th century home. The letters ranged from brief notes to lengthy 35 page missives, found in a locked closet with six dogs nearby.
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