Readers praise Goldwater as real leader of the majority
The News discusses public reaction to Senator Goldwater, praising his courage to stand for principles and rights of the majority. It contrasts this with accusations from critics, noting the John Birch Society’s stance and the paper’s editorial tone on loyalty and patriotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Maryland
John Birch Society
Athern Ptg. & Mfg. Co
Bcan
North Court
Cotaly
Cerrier
Sen. Goldwater
Gureau
Associated No
Associated Press
AP News
Frederick Aid
Hoffa Convicted in Pension Fund Fraud Case
James R. Hoffa and six others are found guilty of fraud by diverting union pension funds for personal gain. The ruling sparks debate on applying anti trust restraints to unions and questions the impact on rank and file. Hoffa appeals while maintaining power over the Teamsters and facing internal opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Hoffa
Robert F. Kennedy
Independent Union
Dave Beck
Churchill Nears 90 as He Leaves Parliamentary Life
Sir Winston Churchill nears his 90th birthday on November 30 while a new Parliament sits for the first time in 64 years without him pursuing a seat. This week he made his last appearance as a member, listening for 50 minutes and withdrawing quietly. Parliament honored him with a cross-party motion praising his services to the nation and the world. The next day his reply was read by another, a gesture the British made to spare his frail health. Churchill is praised as saving Europe from Napoleon and the world from Hitler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston Churchill
Liberals
Labor
Duke of Wellington
Victor of
Waterloo
Europe
Napoleon
Churchill
Hitler
Letter Praises Goldwater Stand For Principles
A reader defends Barry Goldwater and the John Birch Society, praising patriotism and decrying smears from rivals. The letter questions why Hoover and other groups were not flagged and endorses Goldwater as leader, warning foreigners about U. S. image concerns and urging readers to examine "The Radical Right."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry
the News
Sen. Goldwater
John Birch Society
J. Edgar Hoover
Barry Goldwater
Oyal
Helen Alexander
Mental Health Drive Ends Campaign Release
Mental Health Drive ends as participants released from the office on South Market street. Bell ringers include numerous volunteers led by Mrs. R. N. Andrews, Miss Lynn Andrews, Mrs. Lee Beall, Mrs. Johnson Buck, and many others named in the list of helpers. The event appears to be a community effort with wide local involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office For Mental Health
South Market Street
R. N. Andrews
Lynn Andrews
Lee Black
Johnson Buck
Henry Baugher
George Biggs
Robert Brandt
Judy Baker
Francis Beall
Ralph Castle
Marvin Calhoun
Thomas Davis
Kathleen Etheridge
Erik Florander
Mildred Gossard
Bernard Gilbert
Norman Gary
Bennie Grove
Samuel Hollingsworth
Linda Hall
Frank Hipkins
Bessie Ingram
William King
Louis Keyser
Robert Leichert
Bernard Lorenzen
Marion Laughlin
Edna Marman
Nelson Myers
Wallace Matheny
Roy Main
Geraldine Norwood
Guy Neal
John Obenderfer
Evelyn Quinn
Thomas Powell
Connie Popps
Karl Persichetti
Henry Parr Jr
Monroe Stup
Helen Shapira
Hobson Shry
Larry Smith
John Spahr
Sonny Smith
Calvin Swann
Donald Tours
Harold Toms
Ralph Vaughn
Samuel Warfield
Charles Wells
Alton Williar
Roy Zimmerman
War Declared as Germany Faces Russia for Mobilization
Fifty Years Ago items note Germany declared war on Russia after a 24 hour ultimatum over mobilization. Frederick reports gas prices inching downward. county schools award Elmer Brandenburg a $6000 four room brick Wolfsville school contract. Barbara Fri chie's monument to be unveiled in Mt Olivet cemetery in September. Gasoline wholesale price in Frederick sits at 18 in Frederick with retail 13 to 18 cents per gallon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria-Hungary
Serbia
Germany
Russia
Board OF County School Commissioners
Elmer C. Brandenburg
Wolfsville
Frederick
Barbara Fritchie
Whittier
Mt. Olivet
Baltimore
Twenty Years Ago Items From The News Post Files July 31 1944
The Stars and Stripes flag was raised over Guam marking a small American regain as Adm Mimitz announced the flag over Maj Gen Roy Geiger’s Headquarters. Miss Marguerite Alice LeHand Roosevelt’s secretary for decades died in Chelsea Massachusetts. Gov Dewey warned postwar reconversion needed planning and work opportunities. W Clinton McSherry reported Frederick County’s E bond quotas exceed 105 percent. A Frederick County youth joined the National Junior Vegetable Growers Association contest with a $6 000 production and marketing prize. Margaret Roderick from Walkersville enrolled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guam
Japan
Chester W. Mimitz
Roy S. Geiger
Third Amphibious Corps
Marguerite Alice
Missy) LeHand
Roosevelt
Chelsa
Mass
Thomas E. Dewey
W. Clinton McSherry
Frederick County
Hydrofoil Pioneer Bets on Victoria Venture
Nederman foresees hydrofoils transforming travel up to 175 miles with fares a third cheaper than airlines. He envisions Seattle to Alaska and East Coast to Bermuda routes, then 30 to 36 hour New York to Southampton service on 500 to 750 ton ships. Navy and Coast Guard invited to test in Chesapeake Bay later this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HS Denison
Gibbs & Cox, Inc
New York
General Electric Co
General Electric
Wright Brothers
Niedermanr
Chesapeake Bay
Hawaii
Bike Inspection Schedule by Neighborhoods on East Side
Street by street notice lists bike inspection times and locations for east and north side residents. Tue 12:30–3:30 p.m. Laboring Sons park Chapel Alley East Fifth. Wed 8:30–11:30 a.m. and 12:30–3:30 p.m. Monocacy Village Park. Thu 8:30–11:30 a.m. and 12:30–3:30 p.m. Stateley Park. Fri 8:30–11:30 a.m. and 12:30–3:30 p.m. Rosedale Park Schley avenue for specific districts east and west of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Patrick Street
Laboring Sons Park
Chapel Alley
East Fifth Street
North Market Street
Third
Seventh Streets
Seventh Street
Monocacy Village
Staley Park
Tenth Street
Motter Avenue
East Street
Spring Valley
Rosedale Park
Schley Avenue
Rosemont Avenue
College Estates
Shookstown Road
Ft. Detrick
Goldwater heads to Newport Beach after airport stop
At Santa Rosa Airport near the GOP nominee's arrival a private two engine plane waited whileBarry Goldwater declined press conferences. He heads to Newport Beach with his wife for a three day getaway, likely his last vacation before the November election. The Bohemian Grove is an exclusive camp linked to San Francisco's Bohemian Club with triple guarded gates and primitive semicampsites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldwater
Santa Rosa
Newport Beach
Calif
Bohemian Grove
Bohemian Club of
San Francisco
Notable Hospital Admissions and Recoveries in Frederick Area
Among the sick Mrs. Harry L. Umberger of East Third street was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital yesterday for treatment. Mrs. Austin Ruth Wiles is improving at her Ballenger Creek road home after surgery on July 14 at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Market prices shown include Wheat at three dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Umberger
East Third Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Austin
Ruth) Wiles
Ballenger Creek Road
Arts Council To Show Late Peter Lorre Film
The Frederick Arts Council presents M director Fritz Lang 1931 classic, starring Peter Lorre, as the next Summer Series Foreign Film at Hood College Hudson Hall 8 15 p m Sunday. Two shorts Pow Wow and Dream of the Wild Horses precede the feature with admission at the door from 8:00 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arts Council
Peter Lorre
Frederick
Arts Council For
Frederick County
Fritz Land
Hood College
Hudson Hall
University of Minnesota
Maurice Guss
Grace Beard Young Honored by Former Students
Former students from Blue Ridge and Bridgewater colleges honor Mrs Grace Beard Young at a Carrollton Drive reunion hosted by her son and daughter in law and by her son. Guests include educators and administrators from Bridgewater Elizabethtown Indian Head and Frederick County schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Beard Young
Arts Council
East Patrick Street
Blue Ridge and
Bridgewater
Meredith H. Mackley
Carrollton Drive
Inlaw
F. Russell Young
Wayside Apartments
Carrollton
Wayside
Ruth
Eugene D. Young
James D. Marks Jr
Young
Stauffer
Fisher
Elizabethtown College
Church of the Brethren
Miss Miller
Washington
Lantz
Treasury Department
Miss Bowlus
Naval Propellant Center
Indian Head
Jones
Emmitsburg High School
Kaetzel
Boonsboro High
Mt. Airy and
Thurmont
Farm aid plans target market price and disaster loans
Maryland farmers voice support for bills to pay current market price over milk support price and to authorize agricultural disaster loans. They call for immediate action within 30 to 60 days, noting drought and heptachlor concerns. Proposals include halving hay shipment costs to drought areas and removing financial need tests for livestock feed in emergencies. Officials urge uniform national interpretations and faster aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Dudrow
Dudrow
Russell Martz
Ladiesburg
Martz
Fred Groomes
Frederick County Holstein Association
Groomes
Old
Annapolis Road
Consolidated Home Administration Act
Secretary of Agriculture
Mathias
Deadly WWI Weapons and the Great War’s 50th Anniversary
This notice previews a dramatic new series marking the fiftieth anniversary of World War I. It outlines the deadly weapons introduced during the war that were expected to kill around 20 million people and alter daily life. The series begins in the newspaper on Monday in the News.
Redistricting Plan Aims for Baltimore City and County Split
A special committee plans recommendations to the General Assembly in January on redistricting and reapportionment as federal courts order action. Proposed maps keep two Baltimore City congressional districts while a third combines south Baltimore with Anne Arundel County, with population goals guiding the 114 additional House delegates and a 48 seat Senate. Royce Hanson of the Committee for Fair Representation urged remaining House at 142 members and distributing senators by population, with possible alignment of Senate lines to the House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Baltimore City
Baltimore
Anne Arundel County
Royce Hanson
Committee For Fair Representation
Hanson
House of Delegates
Senate
House
Frederick Community College Fall Registration Plans
New student admissions this fall exceed double last year’s intake. Applications accepted through August with probation for late high school transcript processing. New students register September 2 from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., current students September 3 from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. Full time freshmen must attend both testing sessions September 1 in Room 222 at 1:30 p.m. and 7:20 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Community College
Behold I cry out Violence No justice in sight
A compact quotation from Job 19 7 laments lack of justice while a modern line blames missed opportunities on those chasing luck. The fragmentary text mixes biblical verse with a closing pep to seize chance. No further context or names are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sible
Walter P. Chrysier
Weekend Bay Bridge Delays Prompt Political Clash
Residents describe beach traffic gridlock and long delays at the bay bridge. Sen Hall introduces a resolution opposing a second span without legislative approval. State Roads Chair Funk seeks attorney general guidance while Governor Tawes favors traffic based bridge siting. Comptroller Goldstein demands public debate and legislative sign off on any refinancing funded second span.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward T. Hall
R - Calvert
Senate
Legislative Council
John B. Funk
State Roads Commission
Thomas B. Finan
SRC
Hall
Tawes
Funk
Louis L. Goldstein
Goldstein
General Assembly
Early Ranger 7 mission targets moon surface next year
Ranger 7 rockets to be launched early next year and today’s photos will determine if the same target area is chosen. The first close lunar shots show surface features, though not the first space photographs of the moon. The Soviet Union photographed the far side from 4, 0 miles in 1959 but quality matched Earth telescopes. Schurmeier noted the pictures should reveal surface characteristics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schurmeier
Pickering
Earth
Seral
Scouts Explore Philmont Ranch in New Mexico Expedition
A group of 35 boys and 5 leaders hiked, mined, fished, and camped for 22 days at Philmont Scout Ranch in New Mexico. Activities included horseback riding, gold mining, fly tying, panning, astronomy, skeet shooting, and camping as they traveled from Frederick on June 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philmont Scout Ranch
New Mexico
Frederick
Philmont Ranch
Paul Huber
Rayoda River
Paul Huber Sr
Henry Wilson Jr
Huber
Villa Philmonte
Waite Phillips
Kit Carson
Cyphers
Deaths Mrs Donald V Topper in Emmitsburg
Mrs Kathryn Virginia Topper 47 of Emmitsburg died at Annie Warner Hospital Get tysburg Pa after ten months illness. She leaves husband Donald V Topper a daughter Shirley Ann Scott a granddaughter and siblings Lawrence Russell Hull Helen Messelman Thelma Hull Mary Wetzel. Funeral Monday with rosary Sunday 7 p.m. at Wilson Funeral Home Emmitsburg then to St Joseph s Church for requiem. Interment in new St Joseph cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald V. Topper
Kathryn Virginia Topper
Emmitsburg
Annie Warner
Gettysburg
Adams County
Lillie Warren Hull
RFD 3
William Hull
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Sodality of the Blessed Virgin
Shirley Ann Scott
Lawrence, Brook
Russell Hull
Fairfield
Helen Messelman
Thelma Hull
Baltimore
Mary Wetzel
Pen Mar
Wilson Funeral Home
St. Joseph’s Church
Louis Storms
New St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Funeral services for William A Brown held in Baltimore
Funeral services for William A Brown of Baltimore who died Sunday at City Hospitals were held Thursday at 2 p m at Hicks Funeral Home. Rev C B Jackson officiated. The choir sang Pass Me Not O Gentle Saviour with Scott, Herbert Thompson and Isiah Smith. Interment followed in Fairview cemetery. C E Hicks I funeral director. The funeral of Mrs Ida Clark,
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shafer
Frederick
Baltimore
East Church Street
William R. Pittman
Brook Hill Methodist Church
C. Burton Cannon Jr
C. Casper Moore Jr
Francis Staley
Henry Culler
J. Orville Stup
Harry Linton
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Yellow Springs
M. R. Etchison and Son
William A. Brown
Hicks Funeral Home
C. B. Jackson
Scott
Herbert Thompson
Isiah Smith
Fairview Cemetery
C. E. Hicks I
Democratic Workshop Details On Get Out The Vote Training
The 25 minute training aids workers in mounting a voter registration campaign. Veronica Vanguard cartoon guide will map priority areas identify voters and plan saturation calls and door to door canvassing. After the workshop handbooks and campaign materials will be distributed to registration workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocratic National Committee
Veronica Vanguard
Tax Teaser Details Real Estate Tax Publication Plan
The city will publish real estate tax notices three times. If taxes remain unpaid after the three publications the property goes to auction. Confusion over the discount rate arises as taxpayers question whether to deduct it. The city treasurer urges taxpayers to handle their own deductions to avoid delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eichelberger
Real Mad Catcher Ron Henry Beats Umpire Night
Ron Henry of the Charlotte Hornets was ejected in the first inning of a May 31 doubleheader in Asheville after an argument with the umpire. He returned in the second game to hit two home runs including a grand slam and a single, driving in seven runs. Also noted is Michigan State tennis player Tony O'Donnell, who joined Canada's junior Davis Cup team in 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
N.C
Ron Henry
Charlotte Hornets
Asheville
Michigan State
Tony O'Donnell
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