1960 Fiscal Revolution and the Johnson Tax Cut
The piece explains why Henry Ford and other leaders back President Johnson, citing the fiscal revolution that rejects a balanced budget until full employment. It notes the $11 billion tax cut as stimulus, contrasts with calls for balance, and discusses political spin from the Republican convention and Eisenhower. The budget debate is framed as essential to the fall campaign and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ford
Johnson
Kennedy
News-Post
Eisenhower
Birch Society accused of battling atheism and communism
A letter to the Frederick News discusses the John Birch Society as an educational group fighting atheistic communism and racial conflict. The writer urges affiliation and involvement to inform the public about the alleged communist conspiracy. The piece reflects local reception of anti communism rhetoric in July 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Maryland
Great Southern Ptg, & Mfg. Co
North Court
Mid
John Birch Society
Carrier
Bureau of
Associated
New Windsor
W. Paul Winzer JR
Pan
Teaching machine aids kindergarten reading in Freeport
A five month trial sanctioned by the New York State Education Department uses a computerized typewriter in Freeport L A to teach 20 kindergarten pupils to read at a second grade level. The device offers a possible remedy for deficiencies in current teaching methods and remedial reading needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport
L. A
New York State Education Department
Johnny
Letter to the Editor Urges Joining John Birch Society
A reader from New Windsor writes to urge forming a patriotic educational army to combat communism. The piece argues for organized public leadership, truth as a weapon, and cites the John Birch Society as an early anti-communist target.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Birch Society
New Windsor
Kremlin
United States
Frederick War Claim bill stalled in House over timing
The Frederick War Claim bill proposed by Representative David J. Lewis seeks $200000 for the city of Frederick to reimburse Civil War tribute paid to General Jubal Early. It was called up in Washington yesterday but postponed to a future date after an objection by Republican floor leader James R. Mann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
David J. Lewis
Gen. Jubal
Washington
James R. Mann
Illinois
Buckeystown Pike
Lime Kiln
Grover Carpenter
New Market
H. H. Hopkins
East Patrick Street
Monumental Brewng Company
Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Co
S. E. Winebrenner
Winebrenner
General Conference
The
Methodist Protestant Church
Columbus
Ohio
United Brethren In Christ
Maryland
Frederick News Echoes From The News Post 1944
Twenty years ago frederick items highlight athletic publicizing at Frederick's advantages via Connie Mack aiding Earl Mack. Blood donor service reports 171 county residents processed at Calvary Methodist. Harry S Brown shoots a six foot rattlesnake near Gambrill State Park. Thousands of fish die in the Monocacy River near the Frederick disposal plant. Port Chicago ships explode killing 200 to 650 sailors and injuring hundreds, leveling the depot dock area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Connie Mack
Earl Mack
A’s
Mack
Mrs. Brown
Gambrill State Park
Mr. Brown
Monocacy River
Benjamin F. Phobus
Phebus
NAVY
Port Chicago
San Francisco
Carroll School Board Approves Contracts and Plans
The Carroll County Board of Education met July 14 in Westminster. New contracts were approved for ten staff members and resignations accepted from eight. A Mt Airy land purchase offer was not consummated. Progress on Southern High School planning was reported with bidding aimed around March 1965. A cafeteria issue at Elmer Wolfe School was tabled pending building improvements. Exchange of two trucks and two staff cars approved. Summer maintenance work under Maurice Wolfe described, including painting and grounds care. An insurance coverage explanation was given by Edward Bollinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education of
Carroll County
Westminster
Frances H. Broman
June H. Frink
Patricia R. Hood
M. Nessa Mercer
Mary Bess Miller
Barbara Ann Rinehart
Dorothy J. Robertson
Elizabeth M. Seletzky
M. Dixie Sterling
Jack L. Munsey
Mary J. Carrico
Gorman B. Davis
Kenneth Hood
Robert G. Robertson
Laura N. Thomas
Norma Boone
Naomi Erb
Alan Glick
Tabler
Mt. Airy
Southern High School
Elmer Wolfe
Maurice Wolfe
Edward Bollinger
Registration Dates For Frederick High School
Frederick High School will hold registration next Wednesday and Thursday for new students and for current students to change schedules. Principal Warren C. Smith says registrations are 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday. Changes must be requested then, not after July 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick High School
Frederick
Warren C. Smith
Smith
Deaths: Mrs Maxwell E Burdette and others reach end
A series of death notices from Damascus Reading and Brunswick detail the passing of Mrs Elmyra P Burdette wife of Maxwell E Burdette at Damascus home and the funerals set for Sunday. Other obituaries include Mrs Mary N Geesaman widow of Chester A Geesaman of Reading with many children and grandchildren, John B Derr former Frederick County resident in Philadelphia, and John Phillower Norris Brunswick native and Baltimore and Ohio railroad clerk with services scheduled in Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Phillower Norris
Brunswick
Alice May Norris
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Tilman H. Norris
Mary Mentzer Norris
Mary Frances Gordon
Baltimore
Lorayn Martin
Sjamsville
John L. Norris
Charles P. Norris
Feete Funeral Home
James Short
Locust Valley
Joe Eisenhauer's Notebook Fragments and Notes
A compact notebook fragment mentions Joe Eisenhauer and references a path or method, noting Forshest without repeating the same route. The readable lines hint at a personal or observational note book entry with names and a brief remark on direction or passage.
Burglary Charged After West Patrick Street Breakin
A 20 year old city man Donald Charles Hackey was charged with burglary after entering a first floor apartment on West Patrick Street through a side window. Miss Vickie Stinett screamed, Hackey fled, and police chased him to East All Saints Street where he was arrested. Also reported is a neighborhood carnival in Dickerson to raise funds for muscular dystrophy on July 22 and 23 at the Dickerson playground from 1 to 5 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Patrick Street
Donald Charles Hackey
Vickie Stinett
Miss Stinett
Hackey
Woodrow W. Smith
East All Saints Street
Sick residents seek care. local hospital updates
Among The Sick Mrs David Gosnell of Montclair avenue returned home improving after an emergency operation at Frederick Memorial Hospital. George Keeney of Frederick reports some improvement after seven months ill. Mildred Hoffman Hargett of Woodsboro enters Frederick Memorial Hospital for surgery. Marion Lawson of New Market will undergo surgery at Montgomery General in Olney. Johnny Baker, four and a half, son of Mr and Mrs Russell Baker, has measles. Lee F Hoffman of 20 Market Space remains in Frederick Memorial Hospital with unchanged condition. No visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Gosnell
Montclair Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
George Keeney
RFD 1
Frederick
Mildred Hoffman Hargett
Woodsboro
Marion Lawson
New Market
Montgomery General Hospital
Olney
Johnny Baker
Russell L. Baker
Lee F. Hoffman
Dickerson WSCS plans monthly church meeting
The Dickerson Methodist Church Women's Society of Christian Service will hold its monthly meeting Tuesday at the church. Also note cooking tip: a quart of ice cream yields six good sized servings for make ahead treats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickerson Wscs
Dickerson Methodist Church
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Chest X Rays Lagging As Countywide Survey Nears End
The countywide chest x ray survey enters its final week with participation below last year. After four weeks 6,600 have been scanned at the mobile unit, compared with about 7,000 in the same period of 1963. Mrs. Freda Doll urges residents to use the final week at locations across the county, noting early detection aids treatment. The mobile unit's schedule covers Prospect Shopping Center, Jefferson, Burkittsville, Petersville, Knoxville, Brunswick, Buckeystown, Doubt, Point of Rocks, and Woodsboro with hours posted for each site. Volunteers from Inner Wheel, Ruritan Club, and local registrars assisted, totaling hundreds of hours across sites. The unit will continue next week at Thurmont, Claire Frock, Lewistown, Emmitsburg, Myersville, Wolfsville, and South Wisner Street locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freda 8. Doll
Frederick County
Tuberculosis and Public Health Association
H. Thomas Summers
Prospect
Jefferson
Richard Smith
Raritan Club
Smith
Charles K. Summers
Rudolph Lovell
Ann Lovell
Burkittsville
W. Claude Lu
Frye
Joseph Frank
Harry Bodie
Nancy Carmack
Leonard Carmack
Ralph Miller
William Cage
Harvey Cannon
Robert Moler
Ralph Stauffer
William Wenner
Georgia Hood
Lavenia Hood
Douglas Wetnight
Arlene King
Lillie Hardy
Petersville
Mary Jane Baker
Pauline Carey
Janice L. Thompson
Hazel Herbert
Ruritan Club
Point of Rocks
Ivan Loucks
Sylvia Haines
Rebecca Shorb
Jackie Rutherford
Barbara White
Katherine Anderson
Margaret Anderson
Woodsboro
Carroll Wickless
Sherman Powell
Melvin Anders
J. E. Stoner
Maurice Anders
Obituary: C W Stottlemyer Orphan Judge Dies at 88
Clarence W. Stottlemyer 88 former associate judge of Frederick County Orphans Court died Friday at Vindobona Nursing Home Braddock Heights. He served since 1941 and was active in local Democratic politics. Survived by wife Annie E Baer Sottlemyer children and grandchildren. Funeral services at Utica Church with interment in church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell E. Burdette
Elmyra P. Burdette
Damascus
Shelbyville
Indiana
Theresa Griffin Parrish
Herndon
John L. Parrish
Rispha E. Burdette
Josephine P. McLain
Washington, D. C
Marian P. Shanks
Springfield
John F. Parrish
McLean
Olin L. Molesworth
Frank Depre
Damascus Cemetery
John B. Derr
Frederick County
Philadelphia
Lewistown
George and
Arabelle Long Derr
Mr. Derr
Creagerstown
Araby
New Midway
Derr
New York
Clarence W. Stottlemyer
County Orphans Court
Vindobona
Braddock Heights
Louis C. Etchison
Jefferson
County Central Committee
Franklin
Maria Jackson Stottlemyer
Annie E. Baer Sottlemyer
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Utica
Acacia Lodge
AF & AM
Thurmont
Lillian Smith
Frederick
Roger W
Havre de Grace
Clarence C
New Market
Creager
Creager Funeral Home
Charles A. Pollard
Funeral for John A Devilbiss at United Presbyterian Church
Funeral services for John Austin Devilbiss were held Friday at 2 p m from the 106 East Church Street funeral home. Rev W Merval Weaver officiated with help from Intern Minister David L Hale. Masons and Job's Daughters joined in grave side rites. pallbearers included Mumaw Crutchley Fox Gedringer Volpe and Krantz. Interment Mt Olivet Cemetery. M R Etchison and Son, funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Austin Devilbiss
East Church Street
W. Merval Weaver
United Presbyterian Church
David L. Hale
Job
Columbia Lodge
A. F
A. Masons
H. Glenn Strine
R. Donald Gearinger
Charles Mumaw
Francis Crutchley
Murray Fox
Charles Gedringer
Arthur Volpe
Leo Krantz
Mt Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Also Mentioned on This Page
Air
Middletown
Hems
Carroll School Board
Frederick High
Wiles
George P
Heslerick
Frederick Fairgrounds
Charles J. Wiles Jr
Oscar Summers
Clifford Main
Guy Cheeks
Charles I
East Ninth Street
Market Land East
North Market Street
Ninth
Market Street
Ninth Street
Tenth Street
Motter Avenue
Etienne de Greljet
Ray H. Talbott Jr
East Sixth Street
Diana
Brenda
Beth
Buddy
Graham
Knoxville
Charles I. Wiles Jr
Nancy
Kensington
John Cramer
Dawn
Crystal
Tracie
Blake
Annapolis
George Arnold
David
Michael
Richard
Robert
Hazel Shank
Hagerstown
Thomas Wiles
Kay
Arthur Wiles
Bruce
Rosemary
Mountaindale
Woodrow Main
Jim
Markell Main
Mark
Cliff
Jean
Rockville
Debby
Adamstown
Harold Waddington
Ruth
Tom
Harrisburg
Samuel Waddington
Merle Vaughn
Norristown
Russell Tyeryar
Pamela
Jimmy
Tagg, Va
West Second Street
George B. Powis Jr
O. Thomas Kolb
Donald W. Falconer
Board of
Mary N. Geesaman
Chester A. Geesaman
Reading
Rouzerville
Anna Martin Creager
Geesaman
Trinity Lutheran Church of
Order of Eastern Star
Hobart Geesaman
Sinking Spring
Lester Felix
Stanley Hauck
Burton Jones
George Sonon
Clarence Wachter
Emmitsburg
Charles Hauck
Stony Creek
David Geesaman
Blue Ridge Summit
Chester Geesaman Jr
Auburn
Bessie Eberly
William Groshon
Joe Eisenhauer
Dickerson
Muscular Dystrophy Foundation
Dickerson Playground
KKK
Gan
Hal Misco
Thurmont Shoe Company
Moore Business
Claire Frock
Graceham Moravian Church
East Main Street
H. C. Tool Shoe Company
Emmitsburg Manufacturing Company
Myersville
Wolfsville
Wisner Street
McCutcheon’s
Price Electric Company
C. W. Stottlemyer
Roger R. Rothenhoefer Jr
Gale
Pat
East Fifth Street
Roger R. Rothenhoefer Sr
John F. Kennedy
Arlington National Cemetery
Atlantic City
N. J
Kenneth Edward Krantz
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