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Esiamingtee
Great Southern Ptg. & Mfg
Cels
North Court
Frederick
Frember Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Pres
Associated Press
Fredene
Debate over school board picks and Goldwater stance
The column scrutinizes why the political committee questioned Dr Cyril M Witte during a school board review and questions the selection of Haight. It contrasts Goldwater's claim that the Republican platform reflects the party with the Democrats being described as overtaken by extremists. It notes the likely Atlantic City nomination dynamics and the auto industry shift as context.
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the News
Frederick
Maryland
Winfield
Grimes
Cyril M. Witte
Haight
Democratic State Central Committee
Goldwater
Republican Party
President Johnson
Johnson
Atlantic City
Grimes and Committee Endorse Haight Board Move
A letter to the editor credits Raymond Grimes and the Democratic State Central Committee with vindicating themselves before Governor Tawes over the Haight appointment to the Carroll County School Board. The piece contrasts Mount Airy critics with the committee, claiming support for closing the Mount Airy high school to make way for a new facility.
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Raymond Grimes
Democratic State Central Committee
Tawes
Haight
Carroll County
Mount Airy
Dougherty
Grimes
Barnacles Persist After Marine Life Dies On Hull
Sea captains sometimes steer ships into fresh water to kill barnacles clinging to hulls though barnacle shells from certain species remain attached even after the animals die.
Fifty Years Ago Mems From The News-Post Files
Worms continue depredations in Frederick damaging Elm Street lawns and East Second Street property. City moves to establish a police call system debated by Mayor Fraley era. Youth cigarette sales to minors noted with a 12 year old customer. Ten thousand attend Reform Church reunion at Pen Mar Park. A 17 year locust found in a Sandy Hook shoulder grown since 34 years incubation. Residents petition to improve Woodsboro Frederick Turnpike Road for toll fairness.
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Frederick
Elm Street
Hammond Clary
East Second Street
Isaac Molter
Lewis A. Woodward
Osburn Price
Board of Aldermen
Fraley
Reformed Churches of
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Pen Mar Park
Joseph Ringer
Sandy Hook
Ringer
Woodsboro
Twenty Years Ago News in Frederick and Beyond
Twenty years ago notes from the News Post file dated July 17 recount Elmer E. Haller of Frederick receiving the Air Medal with Oak Leaf Cluster for meritorious achievement during heavy bombing raids in Germany. A Grayson Bowers watch gifted to his wife was returned by Dr. W. A. R. Bell who had sold it years earlier through Hudson Bell jewelry. Frederick Lions Club officials see retiring president G. Raymond Shipley pass the gavel to Richard F. Kline. Pvt Charles McKenzie, former Frederick filling station operator, reports via a letter that he met friend Lewis Barber Jr. in India and shared memories of home.
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Elmer E. Haller
Frederick
Air Medal
Germany
Europe
Grayson EB. Bowers
India
Charles McKenzie
Lewis Barber Jr
Frank McKenzie
Barber
McKenzie
Charles “Buzz? Byerly Jr
Local hospital notes update on Middletown area residents
Among the sick Mark Ahalt son of Mr and Mrs C Richard Ahalt of near Middletown had an emergency appendectomy at Frederick Memorial Hospital and is reported to be getting along satisfactorily. Mrs Harry Palmer who had been a patient since June 29 for a broken hip was released and returned home via Gladhill Company ambulance. Mrs Arthur E Stull of Dickerson fell and broke her left hand and was treated at the hospital. Martin Harshman of 166 B and O Avenue is a patient with improved condition. Darrall Hummer of New Midway has entered the hospital for surgery.
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Mark Ahalt
C. Richard Ahalt
Middletown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Harry Palmer
Raymond Knill
Gladhill Company
Arthur E. Stull
Dickerson
News-Post
Martin Harshman
B & O Avenue
Darrall Hummer
New Midway
Grocery Store Strike Continues as Non-Union Help Used
The ongoing Acme grocery strike remains unsettled with non union workers paid 165 an hour at the Motter and South Court stores. Strikers accuse Acme of replacing full timers with cheaper part time help and seek a signed contract for job security and benefits. News crews note picket lines along Seventh Street with mixed public reaction as union officials push for negotiations.
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Motter Avenue
Acme
Frederick
Brunswick
William Goode
South Court Street
Seventh Street
Malter Avenue
Texas
O'Bryan
Acme Markets, Inc
Maryland
Baltimore
Goldwater Defends Extremist Views at 1964 GOP Convention
At the 28th Republican Convention Goldwater praised courage and truth in American life while moving to control the GOP National Committee by appointing Dean Burch to head it. Kennedy era civil rights ideas surfaced as Romney warned of harsher stances, and Keating left early amid speculation of a protest.
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Arizona
Miller
America
Goldwater
GOP
National Committee
Dean Burch
Michigan
George W. Romney
Kenneth B. Keating
New York
Cow Palace
House
Senate
Carroll School Is Needed Now
Commissioners will not allocate funds until adequate education board studies are completed. Ecker notes the board already did enough studies and funds will come at the proper time. Dixon cites state board plans by Samuel M. Jenness for a four million dollar school, while Ecker insists original plans set at two million and remain so.
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Horace Brauning
Board of Education
Ecker
Dixon
State Board of Education
Samuel M. Jenness
Auto Fire on New Design Road Damages Car
The Independent Hose Company answered a car fire on New Design Road at 11:05 this morning. The vehicle owned by James Stup sustained $50 in damage. Officials cited bad wiring as the cause and said the fire was extinguished before the fire truck arrived.
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AUTO
New Design Road
James Stup
Market Surge Lifts Shares On Aluminum Stock Rally
Aluminum stocks led a broad market rise this afternoon as a surge in aluminum shares bolstered prices. Trading remained at a sub-average pace consistent with the week’s activity.
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New York
Deaths in Frederick area detail Burdette and others
Multiple obituary notices: William E. Burdette 47 of Tuscarora dies after months of illness at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Albert C. Biser 72 of Hagerstown dies at Veterans Hospital Martinsburg WV. Rev. Paul J. Dundore 64 of Amityville PA dies in Reading Hospital. Martin Luther Heard 67 of Frederick County dies at Martinsburg VA hospital. Infant Harry L. Portner Jr. dies in Gettysburg area. Details include families, affiliations, funeral arrangements, and memorials.
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William E. Burdette
William Edwin
Pete” Burdette
Tuscarora
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Jona Snyder Burdette
Gaithersburg
James F. Burdette
Forest Grove Methodist Church
Carroll Manor
Judith Ann Burdette
James William Burdette
James L. Burdette
Rockville
George P. Woodfield
Woodfield
East Church Street
Methodist
Hyattstown
M. R. Etchison and Son
Frederick County Cancer Society
South Marget Street
Martin Luther Heard
Ice Street
Newton D. Baker Veterans Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
Susan Ross Heard
Augustus Heard
Frederick County
Mountain City Lodge No. 382
Elks
Waymans A.M.E. Church
Plea
Maynard M. Heard
Frederick
Hicks Funeral
Fairview Cemetery
Funeral Services Held for Emmitsburg and Brunswick Residents
Funeral services were conducted for Mrs. Mary H Shoemaker 79 of Emmitsburg at St Josephs Church with interment in the church cemetery. Pallbearers included Donald Byard David Herring and Paul Hoffmann. Also observed were services for Mrs Anna K Axline of Brunswick with interment in Middle town Lutheran cemetery. Services for Miss Margaret Regina Hahn of Easton were held with pallbearers Robert E Dailey Sr Harold L Bowers and others. Interments followed at Mount Olivet Cemetery. Robert E Dailey and Son conducted funeral arrangements.
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Wilson Funeral Home
Emmitsburg
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Harry C. Shoemaker
Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Father Louis Storms
Church
Donald Byard
David Herring
Paul Hoffman
Allen Bouey
John Randolph
Robert Little
Anna K. Axline
Walter Axline
Brunswick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
First Methodist Church
Ralph Miller
John Grossinger
Norman C. Haller
William L. Haller
Douglas Lewis
Phlip Thompson
Frank Cover
Lutheran Cemetery
Middletown
Margaret Regina Hahn
Easton
Maryland
Cambridge Hospital
North Market Street
Arnold Ross
All Saints Episcopal Church
Robert E. Dailey Sr
Harold L. Bowers
Joseph O. Hooper
Robert E. Dailey Jr
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Robert E. Dailey and Son
Youth Acquitted Of Driving Charge
An 18 year old Woodsboro area boy, Max W. Poffenberger, was acquitted on a charge of refusing to show his driver's license to a police officer by Magistrate Robert K. Kennedy. The case stemmed from an incident July 1 when Tfe Robert L. McAfee of Barracks B testified he saw a car speeding in Walkersville then Poffenberger allegedly jumped from the driver's side as the car pulled over. The defense argued the officer did not witness Poffenberger operate the vehicle, and attorney Edwin F. Nikirk won a motion for acquittal.
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Woodsboro
Robert K. Kennedy
Max W. Poffenberger
RFD 1
Edwin F. Nikirk
Poffenberger
Tfe
Robert L. McAfee
Barracks
Walkersville
Tfee
McAfee
Nikirk
Teenager killed in fiery two-truck crash near Dover
Arlene Rickers, 17, of Salisbury Maryland, died after flames trapped her in wreckage of two trucks that collided at the U.S. 115 and U.S. 13 intersection south of Dover. Driver Clarence Carr, 46, of Salisbury, was injured. Larry Clinard, of Winston-Salem, was uninjured. Gas tanks exploded during the crash.
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Dover
Del
Here
Arlene Rickers
Salisbury
Clarence Carr
Carr
Larry Clinard
Winston Salem
N.C
U.S. 115
U.S. 13
Kent General Hospital
Clinard
Rickers Girl
Weekend warmth then cooler start of next week forecast
Five day outlook shows near normal temperatures Saturday to Wednesday with weekend warmth. Light rain expected in scattered showers around Sunday or Monday.
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Baltimore Rifles
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Phillippie
Maryland Civil War Centennial Commission
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Frederick County Civil War Centennial Inc
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Richard M. Keeler
Indianhead
Janice R. Shaff
RFD
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Plymouth
Keeler
Sgt
J. Frank Main
William H. Crabill
Martin Luther King Jr
Sen. Goldwater
Viet Nam
Richard M. Nixon
M. L. Creager
Phillips Pontier
Maryland Department of the American Legion
Pontier
Mary Lief
AP Wirephotoberland
Joyce Rathell
Rosedale
Pat Morrissey
Legion
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Carroll School
Albert C. Biser
Albert Clayton Biser
Hagerstown
Cyrus T
Sarah Derr Biser
Biser
Christ Reformed Church
VFW
Reno
Louise Keyton Biser
Sophie E. Biser
Minnich
Rose Hill Cemetery
Paul J. Dundore
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Amityville
George W. Motter
Taneytown
Reading
Kutztown
Rev. I. Noble Dundore
Brownsville
Theodore Kleiser
Lebanon
St. Paul's
Harry L. Portner Jr
Harry L
Shirley Dutrow Portner
Annie Warner Hospital
Tina
Harry S. Portner
Charles Dutrow
William Sanders
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