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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1964

Page

4

Revision of United Nations Structure Faces Expansion Challenges

The Soviet proposal for a standing peacekeeping force of non permanent members prompts a reevaluation of UN structure as membership grows from 46 to 126 and beyond. The article argues for more equal voting, criticizing cost shares and veto power while urging gradual admission for underdeveloped nations.

Soviet Union United Nations Permanent Security Council United States Security Council General Assembly

Fifty Years Ago Items From The News-Post Files

Frederick makers and workers seek safety guards to meet new state workmen compensation laws. The demolition of the Black Horse tavern on West Patrick street removes a town landmark. Mt. Olivet Cemetery extension may occur before Home Coming Week to serve visitors. Laying a new floor on the South Market street bridge began under City Engineer Crum and Street Superintendent Best. St Marks vestry met at Petersville to adopt resolutions on the death of Dr Samuel Claggett and elected Clinton Adams to fill the vacancy.

Mt. Olivet South Market Street Emory C. Crum Best ST. Mark’s Episcopal Church Petersville Samuel Claggett Clinton Adams Catocton Claggett

New York School Moves Toward Racial Balance

The Appellate Division upholds the State Education Commissioner authority to pair schools with over 50 percent non white enrollment to correct imbalances. White parents challenged the policy as discriminatory, but the court ruled the commissioner acted within authority and that balancing supports minority educational achievement.

New York State Supreme Court State Commissioner of Education

Illness Returns and New Admissions At Frederick Area Homes

Among The Sick Mrs. George L Bennett returns home from Frederick Memorial Hospital after a June 27 admission. Miss Brenda Selby Hyatts town undergoes surgery at Frederick Memorial and is reported doing well. Mrs. J M Johnson Hyatts town who was at Montgomery County General Hospital has returned home. Recent admissions to Vindobona Nursing Home Braddock Heights include Walter W Golder West College Terrace and Lee Drunburg RFD 5 Frederick. Allen F Sherald West Third street has entered Vindobona Nursing Home Braddock Heights.

George L. Bennett Biggs Avenue Frederick Memorial Hospital Brenda Selby Hyattstown J. M. Johnson &R Montgomery County General Hospital Vindobona Nursing Home, Inc Braddock Heights Walter W

Frederick News-Post Twenty Years Ago July 27 1944 Highlights

Frederick items report health official George L Hall to investigate fish deaths on the Monocacy River below the disposal plant. M M Rabstein and family move to 301 West Patrick Street and plan a veterinary hospital on the first floor. U S forces isolate enemy units on Orote Peninsula Guam and advance elsewhere. A WAC show in New Guinea delights troops with a Sinatra burlesque. More than 1600 wartime photos of local servicemen and women have appeared in The News since WW II began.

George L. Hall State Department of Health Frederick Monocacy Hugh V. Gittinger M M. Rabstein Hyattsville West Patrick Street Orote Guam Navy Wac New Guinea Pfc Helen Gudenschwager la Crosse Wis Helen Burke Frederick City

Scientists Seek Cause Of Glaucoma

Dr Pollack explains glaucoma affects 2 to 4 percent of those over 40 and stresses screening relatives yearly. The disease damages the optic nerve when drainage fails. Johns Hopkins research funded by the Public Health Service at $30,000 annually includes five technicians and assistants.

Aive Dr. Pollack Pollack Johns Hopkins Public Health Service

Market Prices Reported for Corn and Wheat

Market prices show corn at 7.25 dollars per hundredweight and wheat at 1.25 dollars per bushel with Earley noted at 88 du.

Two VA mortgage rules for veterans facing sold homes

A veteran who sells with a GI loan must pay the loan in full or have the purchaser assume liability with written consent from the VA and the lender. Visit or write to the VA loan officer to negotiate options, as courts are not the goal. The column also answers a widow’s Social Security inquiry and explains how earnings affect VA benefits, including pension and medical/other payments.

Mr. O Finance Office J. B

New Breed Of Negro Rioters In Rochester

A Rochester riot emerges from a clash between police and a large group of young Black residents. Youths voice anger at whites and police, with several saying they will defy curfew and authority. Officials note a shift to a bolder, anti establishment stance among youths in Rochester and Harlem.

Denny Andrew Sparacino Rochester Police Department Lloyd Hurst Rochester State Commission For Human Relations Harlem United States Reginald Kenneth Ingram Air Force Equal Employment Opportunity Office Roger Bacon Anthony Cerretto Cerretto Sparacino Whitey Monath VA

Jackpot Winners Are Listed

A long list of individuals and addresses receives prize mentions including certificates, gift cards, and merchandise from multiple retailers such as Kessler's Bargain Store, Frederick Sears Roebuck and Company, and J. J. Newberry's. Names span Frederick and nearby towns with varied prizes like gift certificates, radios, cookware, and furniture.

Radiation Kills Father Of Nine In Providence

Robert Peabody 38, of Charleston Rhode Island died Sunday night from radiation poisoning after an industrial accident Friday. Dr. Joseph S. Karas cited shock and low blood pressure as the immediate cause.

Providence, RI Robert Peabody Peabody Charleston R.T Joseph S. Karas

Deaths Sterling A Black and others in Maryland area

Sterling A Black of Damascus died suddenly yesterday afternoon at his brother’s home in New Windsor. He was born in Frederick County a carpenter by trade and leaves his wife Effie. Five brothers and a sister survive. Services will be at Waltz Funeral Home with interment in Locust Grove Cemetery. Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Eyler of Woodsboro died Sunday after a long illness at Frederick Memorial Hospital. She was 71 and survived by husband George C. Eyler two sons four grandchildren and several siblings. Funeral from Creager Funeral Home Thurmont with burial in Hope Cemetery Woodsboro. Mrs. Anna Lee Redding of Thurmont died yesterday at Frederick Memorial Hospital wife of Joseph Fred Redding. She leaves a son Thomas Lee Redding and a sister and one grandchild. Services will be at Ascension Chapel Gaithersburg and interment at Arlington National Cemetery.

Sterling A. Black Damascus New Windsor Frederick County Charles V Marion Black Black Effie E. Black Sherman Chester Monroe Gordon Frederick George W Yellow Springs Harry Krantz Shookstown Waltz Funeral Home Liberty Road Winfield Donald Plank Locust Grove Church of George C. Eyler Sarah Elizabeth Eyler Woodsboro Frederick Memorial Hospital Detour Cyrus A Ida C. Crum Weddle Reformed United Church of Christ of LeGore Harry Weddle Mary L. Hitselberger Maude Wicks Thurmont Bessie Weddle Margaret Boller Washington, D. C Emma Holtz Keymar Neva Krebs Baltimore Creager Joseph F. Redding Anna Lee Redding Joseph Fred Redding Mary E. Lee Benjamin Lee Thomas Lee Redding Mary DeBaun Woodcliff Lake New Jersey Gartner’s Gaithersburg Ascension Chapel Episcopal Church Arlington National Cemetery

Castro Rejects OAS Sanctions Over Cuban Arms Cache

The OAS sanctions were formalized by twenty foreign ministers at the ninth conference. Bolivia will honor the decision while Uruguay is expected to follow. Chile may join after September elections. Mexico condemned the Castro regime and warned actions could lead to armed responses if aggression continues.

Falcon Venezuela Conference of Foreign Ministers of the Americas Bolivia Uruguay Chile Mexico OAS Cuba

American Optical Posts Best Six Months in History

American Optical Company reports the first half of 1964 as its best six months ever for sales and earnings. Sales reached 60,677,627 dollars, up 6.7 percent from 1963. Net income before taxes rose 11.3 percent, and after taxes the company earned 326,000 dollars, up 15.2 percent. Per share income climbed from 2.37 to 2.69.

Southbridge Mass American Optical Company E. Weldon. Schumacher

Funeral Rites Held For Five Listed Local Residents

Funeral services were conducted across multiple area towns for Earl M. Best Russell N. Baxter Lawrence Richard Horner and Paul E Wolfe who died recently. Medical hospital deaths noted with services at M R Etchison and Son Funeral Home Thurmont Creager Funeral Home Oak Hill Church Mount Olivet and Brown's Cemetery near Foxville with honors from local veterans and American Legion postings.

Earl M. Best Linden Hills M. R. Etchison and Son Funeral David Dawson Araby Methodist Church Clifford H. Kelly John E. Peiffer Courtney Layton George C. Boyer Warren High Richard E. Angleberger Mount Olivet Cemetery Russell N. Baxter Baltimore Creager Thurmont Claude Corl Russell Boller Russell Eigenorode Beamore Pool Paul Baxter United Brethren Cemetery Paul E. Wolfe Harry E. Krone Lloyd Wilhide Harry Baugher Raymond Ernest Fogle Paul Lewis Pete Lantz Brown’s Foxville

Local Personal News From Parana To Wisconsin

John C G Cid from Parana Brazil visits the Zimmermans near Feagaville. Mrs Carl W Giesler visits Amherst Wisconsin and will tour Whispering Pines and boat on the Chain O Lakes before returning to Rockford Illinois to teach at Stiles Elementary. Johnsville 4 H picnic held July 16 at Ellen and Elaine Hevner with 17 members. talks by Herndon Mull Schoonover. demonstrations on table setting sewing and food prep. Next meeting August 20 at the Martin home.

John C. G. Cid Parana Brazi Joe Zimmerman Feagaville Carl W. Giesler Amherst Wis Edwin Hood Ruth A. England Ijamsville Hood College Northern Illinois University Johnsville 4-H Johnsville Girls 4-H Club Ellen Elaine Hevner Dorothy Herndon Carol Mull Nancy Schoonover Ruth Dotterer Kathy Martin Janice Dotterer Jean Garrigues Cindy

Five Day Forecast From The Associated Press

Temperatures will average near normal to about two degrees above normal with minor day to day changes. Scattered mainly afternoon showers are expected Wednesday through Friday totaling one quarter to one half inch.

Associated Press

County Adopts Modern Centralized Management Steps

County officials, led by the Board of County Commissioners, implement new management techniques across departments. Appointed figures include Southey Nottingham as County Engineer and Donald C. Linton as County Accountant to reorganize roads, analyze finances, and establish internal controls and standard procedures.

Rosencrantz Frederick County Southey T. Nottingham Nottingham County Roads Department Donald C. Linton Board of County Commissioners Rosencrant

Vacation Church School Near Ellerton

The Grossnickle Church of the Brethren near Ellerton conducts Vacation Church School through July 31 from 7 to 9 p.m. each weekday excluding weekends. The study theme is Jesus with Bible study handwork singing stories and recreation for ages three through fourteen. Rev. Charles H Cameron is the church minister.

Grossnickle

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News-Post Martine Caroline Fogle East Third Street Kessler Marshall Dickson Dickerson Marion Hoffman Frederick Rice Theodore Davis West Twelfth Street Joe Elizabeth C. Oland Frederick Sears Roebuck and Company T. J. Baumgardner Mollie Myers Virginia Rhoderick Anna Simon North Market Street Henry N. Smith Airy Austin Whitehill Rockwell Terrace Rebecca Windsor Frederick Insley C. I. Storm Young Place Storm Shipley Charles C. Stup Bennett's Howard Stup Rosemont Avenue Jewel Box George Poole Jr Middletown Carole E. Smith Cline’s Ethel Dixon Madison Street C. C. Carty, Inc Barbara Crutchley RFD Penney’s Ruth Fogle Walklersville Tyler's Betty M. Browning Mr. Arry Charles Hoffman West South Street Sue Castle McCrory’s Betty Hargett East Sixth Street Larry Steele Dill Avenue Remsberg’s A. J. Kuppe Better Homes ‘Equipment Company Wilmer Beard Walkersville P. L. Hargett C. L. Righter Lee Place Elkins Ladies’ Watch Barbara Turner East Fifth Street Glick’s Owen Fawley Maple Avenue Quynn’s Hardware Herbert Fredericks Broadway Street Nellie Upperco West Second Street Clyde Lawson Freeerick Kemp’s M. L. Green West Fifth Street J. J. Newberry Martin Hitchcock Libertytown Young Democrats Club Michael Crewe Buckeystown Kennedy Studio Dorothy Handley Seymour Stern Cochairmen Randolph B. Rosencrante Doris Boyer Beverly Byron Shirley Moss Jackie Fox Castro American Optical Tom Little Nashville Tennessean Lawrence Richard Horner Oak Hill Paul Cordell Oak Hill Cemetery Frederick Company A 1St Maryland Infantry National Guard American Legion Glenn W. Eyler Raymond Smith Cap Drennings Milton Smith Oliver Weddle Nevin Staley Paul Main Powell and Hartzler Ellerton
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