Frederick News Briefs From The Stephen Street Area
July 29 1964 Frederick Maryland local items summarize community notes and ongoing happenings in the city including subscription details and postal classifications for the News newspaper with Associated Press content and circulation information.
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the News
Frederick
Maryland
Great Southern Ptg
MFG. Com
North Court
Audit Bureau
Associated Press
Frederick Ma
Educational garden exhibition at Mr. Hargelt yard
The article notes the garden on West Second street led by Frank C. Hargelt designated as an educational garden. It will showcase to visitors how to beautify homes and grow diverse rare flowers for display and learning.
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U.S
Frank C. Hargelt
West Second Street
Charles B. Sappington
Unionville
H. Ellsworth Wilson
Frederick
Austria
Stock Exchange
Canadian Pacific
Wilson
White House
FHA Funds Support Recreation Over Farm Aid
Senator John J. Williams charged that the Farmers Home Administration loaned over 1000 dollars per acre to convert crop lands into golf courses, country clubs, and hunting preserves. He cited Clifton Springs Club in New York state with a 275000 loan for a 165 acre course and 460 for technical aid. The article notes a broader 25 year recreation program advancing through Congress to fund outdoor facilities with a pay as you go plan and state sharing.
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Farmers Home Administration
John J. Williams
Delaware
Republican
Department of Agriculture
Clifton Springs Club, Inc
Upper
New York State
Williams
FHA
Legislative
House
Senate
Congress
Mystery creature hunt shifts to Siberia Lake Vorota
The Soviet Union expands its search for cryptids after previous expeditions to Outer Mongolia. Scientists with diving gear head to Lake Vorota in Siberia where a horned barrel-like creature was last seen, amid claims of a possible Loch Ness Monster link if found.
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Soviet Union
Outer Mongolia
Lake Vorota
Siberia
Meat import quotas debated in Washington
The Johnson administration pushes a measure to set quotas on imports of beef veal and mutton. The bill returns to the House where officials hope it will be defeated.
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Washington
Johnson
Rabbi Halpern Accepts Call to Greenfield Hebrew Cong
Rabbi Israel I. Halpern has accepted a call to lead the Greenfield Hebrew Congregation in Greenfield Massachusetts and will start August 15 after a vacation in Ontario Canada. City crews will clear debris after a tornadic storm causing over 10000 dollars in damage to Frederick municipal property and winds estimated at 60 mph. American forces near St Lo push three miles in six hours with patrols reaching Periers and trapping Germans near the Vire river. Senator Pydings reports Democratic renomination contributions of 20649 and expenditures of 15827.
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Israel I. Halpern
Greenfield Hebrew Congregation
Greenfield
Mass
Ontario
Canada
Frederick
Hugh V. Gitlinger
St. Lo
Periers
St. Gilles
Canisy
Vire
Pydings
Maryland
Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee
Charlie Byrd Jazz Concert At Frederick High School
Charlie Byrd, famed guitarist, appears with the Charlie Byrd Trio at Frederick High School on October 17. The concert, sponsored by the Council of Jewish Women, benefits the Easter Seal Treatment Center. Mrs. Robert Middlemas chairs arrangements.
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Charlie Byrd
Ella Fitzgerald
Carter Baron
Washington
Council of Jewish Women
Charle Byrd
Frederick High School
Easter Seal Treatment Center
Robert Middlemas
Frederick
Cumberland NAACP Benefit Dinner For Civil Rights
The Cumberland Branch of the NAACP hosts a Freedom Fund Dinner at 6 30 this evening at the Fort Cumberland Hotel. Sherman Mason Jr will preside and the Freedom Trip group will perform selections. President James F Hurt says the event aims to promote civil rights for all Americans.
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Freedom Fund
Cumberland
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Fort Cumberland
Sherman Mason Jr
James F. Hurt
Association
Local Guests Visit Emmitsburg and DeSoto Week
Mr and Mrs Buell Carlan and three children of DeSoto Georgia visited this week with Mr and Mrs C C Combs of Emmitsburg Also visiting is Miss Frances Rowe of Savannah Georgia Miss Rowe is kin of Mrs Combs Pastor Charles Whipp Jr of Frederick Maryland celebrates his second birthday today The Biblical books Proverbs Ecclesiastes and the Song of Solomon are attributed to King Solomon
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Buell Carlan
DeSoto
C. C. Combs
Emmitsburg
Combs
Frances Rowe
Savannah
King Solomon
Nazi Torture Trials Revive Horrors Of Slave Camps
West Germany war crimes trials revive memories of Nazi slave labor camps where children under 15 faced size tests and brutal experiments. Witnesses describe gassing, ovens, mock courts, and killings as SS doctors and guards terrorized victims to extract labor.
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Loyal Gould
Frankfurt
Germany
West
Heinrich Himmler
New Hood College Staff Among Several Appointments
Hood College announces multiple faculty additions including Dr Miriam Haskett as history assistant professor, Dr Jack Pustilnik joining philosophy, Mrs Edith Farr Ridington in classical languages, and Mr Charles E Tressler to education. New hires will relocate to Frederick with spouses and families. others pursue teaching or further study.
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Skidmore College
Emma Willard School
New York University College At Buffalo
Hood
Buck
Frederick
Miriam Haskett
Israel
A.C.I.A
American Historical Association
Germany
University College of the University of Maryland
Phi Beta Kappa
V Maclean
The
Jack Pustilnik
C. W Post College
Long Island University
New York University
Columbia
Pustilnik
Edith Farr Ridington
William R. Ridington
Western Maryland College
Western Maryland
Dickinson Junior College
Mount Holyoke College
University of Pennsylvania
Athens
Greece
Mediterranean
Cal World
Charles E. Tressler
Department of Education
Pennsylvania
Montclair State College
New Jersey
Gettysburg
Millersville State College
Penn State
Yeshiva
Tressler
Richard N. Hyman
Jack C. Davis
India
Dickinson College
Hyman
University of Iowa
George Washington
Camberwell School
London
Park School
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
Sylvia G. Turner
University of Missouri
Motorist Injured In Wreck Near Frederick
A 36 year old Frederick motorist James F Shores was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital after a crash on U.S. 340 south of the city. Shores driven north struck the rear of a tractor truck driven by Henry F Wince of Springfield West Virginia causing $200 damage to the tractor trailer. Charges are pending. Tie. Steve M Russell visits Mr Shirley Braungart Wilson Place returned home Tuesday from Frederick Memorial Hospital where he was a medical patient.
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Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
U.S. 340
James F. Shores
East Fifth Street
Springfield
W. Va
Steve M. Russell
Shirley C. Braungart
Wilson Place
First tropical storm likely Abby forms far east of Miami
An eastward Atlantic wave is expected to become the season s first tropical storm this afternoon. A Navy plane measured winds up to fifty mph in heavier squalls and the disturbance centers about two thousand miles east southeast of Miami moving west northwest at twenty mph.
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Miami
Atlantic
Weather Bureau
Navy
Abby
Racial Fight at Medford Teens' Dance Ends in Injuries
In Medford Massachusetts a teen dance riot erupted when a Black youth tried to cut in on white couples. Police from five communities controlled the melee within an hour. About 12 teens suffered minor injuries and 16 year old Joseph Sacco was hospitalized with a head injury after a stone hit him. No arrests were reported. Cadet Raymond T Green completed a U S Air Force ROTC summer encampment at Myrtle Beach AFB South Carolina. Green is the son of Theron D Green and a Frederick High School graduate. London’s Birdcage Walk is described as a tree lined promenade on a site of a 17th century aviary built for King Charles I.
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Medford
Mass
Boston
Joseph W. Sacco
Massachusetts General Hospital
Raymond T. Green
Frederick
U.S. Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps
Myrtle Beach
Afb
S.C
Green
Theron D. Green
Rockwell Terrace
Tactical Air Command
Frederick High School
London
Charles 1
Teaching English Couple Moves to Frederick After University Post
After four years teaching English at the University of Missouri, she relocates to Frederick with husband Duane Turner, employed by the Atomic Energy Commission.
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University of Missouri
Frederick
Duane Turner
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Death notices: brows, eby, gordon, lawson, sestili, springer
William A Brown 61 of Baltimore died in Baltimore City Hospital. Funeral Thursday 2 p.m. Hicks Funeral Home 263 West Patrick Street with interment at Fair View Cemetery. Mrs Grace Eby 74 of near Thurmont died at Western Maryland Hospital Hagerstown. Funeral at Creager Funeral Home Thurmont 3 p.m. Interment United Brethren Cemetery Thurmont. Ann Hildebrand Gordon 25 Woodsboro died at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Survived by husband T. Roger Hildebrand and others. Requiem Mass for Annie Sestili Taneytown 9 a.m. Thursday at St Joseph Church. Henry H Springer 75 Emmitsburg died at Annie Warner Hospital. Survived by two brothers and a sister. Funeral today 2:30 p.m. at Incarnation United Church of Christ Emmitsburg. Interment Mountain View Cemetery. Ida C Shafer 85 Frederick County native died in Baltimore. Funeral Thursday 11 a.m. at funeral home 106 East Church Street. Interment Pleasant Hill Cemetery. James Ephraim Wright 90 retired farmer Mt. Airy died at ICCF Home North Market Street. Survived by four sons. Funeral Friday 10:30 a.m. at LCF Home, with burial Providence Methodist Protestant Cemetery Kemp Town.
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William A. Brows
William A. Brown
Baltimore
Baltimore City Hospital
Charles A
Etta Temple Brown
Elsie Brown
Cordelia Disney
Frederick
Hicks
West Patrick Street
Fairview Cemetery
Guy Eby
Grace E. Eby
Thurmont
Western Maryland Hospital
Hagerstown
Lantz
Washington A
Amanda Ambrose Ridenour
Charles E. Gordon
Ann Hildebrand Gordon
Woodsboro
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick County
T. Roger
L. Virginia Biddinger Hildebrand
Roger LeRoy Hildebrand
J. Henry Hildebrand
Doris Price
Walkersville
Nancy Trout Ob. Th
Ray V. Lawson
Minnie Elizabeth Lawson
Doubs
Nathan Hall
Sarah Delander Lawson
Calvin L
New York
Martin
Vyona Delauder
Harry Hall
Feete and Brother
Brunswick
Pleasant View Church
Holmer Bullett
Pt. of Rocks Cemetery
Julius Sestili
Annie Sestili
Taneytown
University Hospital
C. O. Fuss and Son Funeral
iHenry H. Springer
Mitsburg
Annie Warner Hospital
Emmitsburg
Springer
Incarnation United Church of Christ
George S
Fannie Lantz Springer
Milton G
Rocky Ridge
Christopher C
Russell Andrews
Mountain View Cemetery
Ida C. Shafer
Eral
East Church Street
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
James EB. Wright
James Ephraim Wright
Mt. Airy
South Jefferson Street
1.C.C.F
North Market Street
Mr. Wright
Woodfield
Montgomery County
John David
Elizabeth Biddinger Wright
James Russell Wright
Raymond J. Wright
Airy
A. Edgar Wright
Westminster
Providence Methodist Protestant
Kemptown
Funeral services for John Duvall held at Morgan Chapel
Funeral services for John Duvall of Woodbine were held Monday at 11 a m at Morgan Chapel Methodist Church led by Rev. Lawrence Cameron. Pallbearers named Colson Harri son Hatfield Duvall Du vall Brown and Butler. Interment in church cemetery. Waltz Funeral Home of Winfield in charge.
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John Duvall
Woodbine
Morgan Chapel Methodist
Lawrence Cameron
Howard Colson
Gerald Harrison
John Hatfield
Harry Duvall
Austin Brown
Nathan Butler
Waltz Funeral Home
Liberty Road
Winfield
Faubus Wins Arkansas Democratic Primary Nomination
Gov Orval Faubus captured a six term nomination in the Arkansas Democratic primary and pledged to unite the party for a fall race against Republican Winthrop Rockefeller. Opponents Odell Dorsey Joe Hubbard and R D Burrow trailed as returns neared completion with Faubus leading 220 669 to 62 001 34 892 and 15 759 respectively.
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John R. Starr
Little Rock
Orval E. Faubus
Arkansas
Winthrop Rockefeller
Faubus
Rockefeller
Associated Press
Odell Dorsey
Joe Hubbard
R. D. Burrow
Mail Burglars Indicted in Largest Post Office Heist
A Brooklyn grand jury indicted 13 men described by U.S. Attorney Joseph P. Hoey as the largest gang to plague the Post Office since 1794. They are charged with looting seven New Jersey post offices with loot estimated at 680000 dollars, possibly exceeding 1 million including stamps and money orders.
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New York
Post Office Department
U.S. Atty
Joseph P. Hoey
Brooklyn
New Jersey
Hoey
Have Bad Nerves Try Housewrecking
Betty Choman a 112 pound grandmother leads a Manchester wrecking crew as foreman of a fireman demolition gang. She runs the firm with husband Anthony who also works in printing. She says wrecking rebuilt her health and advises others to try housewrecking for hypertension and nerves.
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Manchester, Conn
Betty Choman
Choman
Anthony
Five Day Forecast With Mild Warmth Over Weekend
The forecast from the Associated Press calls for temperatures to run about normal with cooler conditions Thursday and Friday. Expect a warming trend this weekend with little precipitation and a chance of showers Monday.
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Associated Press
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