National Motors insured 200 to 300 Frederick residents
About 200 to 300 local residents with National Motors Insurance, now in receivership, are informed they are no longer legally insured. Daly's Insurance Center warns policyholders to resecure coverage with another company and will credit policies already held. Legislation proposes to aid National Motors clients with swift new coverage and fund claims, estimated at $1 million, as legislators seek remedies.
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National Motors Insurance Company of
Baltimore
Daly’s Insurance Center
South Market Street
National Motors
William Dempsey
Daly’s
Washington
Frederick Area
Daly's
Dempsey
Olympic Insurance Company
F. Douglass Sears
Olympic
John H. Calhoun
Local Woman Crowned Mrs Maryland 1964 at U of Maryland
Frederick mother of three was crowned Mrs Maryland 1964 after finals at the University of Maryland. Mrs John E Molesworth of Biggs Avenue was a state finalist and will represent Maryland at the Mrs America pageant starting April 2 in St Petersburg Florida. The winner receives a 10 day all expense paid trip for her and her husband, a Frederick High School PE teacher.
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Frederick
Maryland
University of Maryland
John E. Molesworth
Biggs Avenue
Ameri
St. Petersburg
Fla
Frederick High School
Statewide change trims Hood College scholarships
Maryland Senate approved a bill reassigning 847 state scholarships across 12 colleges. Frederick County’s 26 Hood College district tuition scholarships will be reduced to one while preserving two full Hood scholarships locally. The plan equalizes to 87 scholarships per Hood Washington and Western Maryland colleges and shifts some Western Maryland awards to students statewide. Hood reports historical deficits and higher costs, and the bill pays colleges actual costs per recipient.
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Maryland
Frederick County
Hood College
Maryland Senate
Hood
Washington
Western Maryland
Carroll County
Frederick
J. Harold Hooper
Hooper
Scho
House Passes Bill For New Judge Here
The Maryland House of Delegates approved a bill to appoint a new Frederick County Circuit Court judge and sent it to the Senate. If approved and signed by Governor Tawes, the appointee will serve until the 1966 election with the governor naming the pick after Democratic Party guidance and County Bar input.
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Frederick County
House of Delegates
Senate
J. Millard Tawes
Tawes
Democratic State Central Committee
County Bar Association
Montgomery County
Howard County
County explores standard salary scale and employee evaluation
The Board of County Commissioners authorizes a six month study to assess feasibility of a county wide salary scale and an employee evaluation program. Department heads will research and propose in three sections covering salary scales, position descriptions, and evaluation procedures.
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Board of County Commissioners
Board of Commissioners
Donald Linton
Wade Horsey
Charlotte Yarrell
J. Alfred Catsail
Caroline von
Ejiff
Grace Schell
Randolph Rosencrantz
Lumen Norris
Southey Nottingham Jr
Malcolm X Plans Chester Meeting With Civil Rights Leaders
Malcolm X, who split from the Black Muslim movement, will meet Saturday in Chester, Pennsylvania, with civil rights leaders including Mrs. Gloria Richardson of Cambridge Maryland. Richardson led Cambridge demonstrations last summer that ended when the National Guard restored order.
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New York
Malcolm X
Chester
Gloria Richardson
Cambridge
Richardson
National Guard
Retired Salvation Army Official to Speak at Board Meeting
Col. George H. Marshall, newly retired as Chief Secretary of the Salvation Army Southern Territory, will be the principal speaker at the Salvation Army Advisory Board annual meeting at Hotel Frederick Thursday 6 30 p.m. Capt. and Mrs. Woodcock will give a brief report on local Army work and 14 advisory board officers will be installed. Reservations can be made by calling the hotel. The meeting is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Marshall
Salvation Army
Southern Territory
Salvation Army Advisory Board
Hotel
Frederick
Thomas E. Woodcock
Col. Marshall
Coat Plant Closes Leaving 164 Out of Work
The Westminster Coat Company’s local plant, part of Louis Marcus Corp of Baltimore, shut down for seasonal reasons. Some 164 workers lost jobs, with many registering at the Westminster Employment Security office. Reopening in the fall is possible, and offers for sale or reorganization are under consideration. Frank Battaglini of Carroll Manufacturing said his firm would absorb some applicants.
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Westminster Coat Company
Louis Marcus Corp
Baltimore
Westminster
Department of Employment Security
Max Tribos
Tribos
Frank Battaglini
Carroll Manufacturing Company
Five Day Weather Forecast From The Associated Press
The forecast shows temperatures 2 to 8 degrees above normal highs 48 to 55 and lows 32 to 37, with Western Maryland mountains seeing 25 to 31. Warmer weekend, cooler mid next week. Precipitation over 1.4 inches on Saturday and again midweek.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Ohio River Crest Reached Amid Flood Toll Rise
The Ohio River crested at 46.2 feet in Louisville as floods spread through Ohio Indiana and Kentucky. Eleven deaths and over 50 million dollars in damage were reported with 110000 people affected. President Johnson planned a personal inspection flying to Pittsburgh with five state officials. The crest paralleled in southern Indiana, while Cincinnati measured 66.2 feet. the Susquehanna was set to retreat at Harrisburg.
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Louisville
Ohio
Johnson
Indiana
Kentucky
Pittsburgh
Red Cross
Cincinnati
Susquehanna
Harrisburg
Who Wrote National Anthem
A Maryland house joint resolution seeks the attorney general to investigate the composer of the Star Spangled Banner music. Judge Edward Delaplaine notes John Stafford Smith of England is generally credited, citing the tune’s origins in To An Anacreon in Heaven and its popularity before Francis Scott Key wrote the lyrics.
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Maryland
Edward ‘S$. Delaplaine
U.S
John Stafford Smith
England
Delaplaine
Heaven
Anacreonic Society
Francis Scott Key
America
School News Page Starts Saturday
The News-Post announces a new Saturday feature for area school news. Readers may submit school events to the School News Editor, Fred erick News-Post, for publication.
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News-Post
Frederick News-Post
Cyprus Crisis Deepens as Makarios Warns War Looms
Archbishop Makarios, president of Cyprus, declares Turkish intervention would mean war after Turkey issues an ultimatum demanding immediate cease fire and restraint of Turkish Cypriot actions. The note, delivered to Greek and other ambassadors, cites the 1960 treaty allowing unilateral intervention to protect the constitution.
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Athens
Greece
Makarios
Cyprus
Strifetorn
Turkey
Nicosia, Cyprus
Nicosia
U.S
Ankara
Britain
Tion
Iskenderun
Stavros Costopoulos
Blood Drive Totals 178 Pints at Mt St Marys College
Mt St Marys College in Emmitsburg collected 178 pints of blood on Thursday with strong student response. The bloodmobile was at the Student Union Building 1 to 5 30 p m. Five donors were rejected and three from outside the college contributed. Next drive is April 3 at Fort Detrick Field House 10 a m to 3 30 p m.
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Mt. St. Mary’s College
Emmitsburg
Mt. St. Mary’s
Emmitspre
Walkersville
Frederick
Fort Detrick Field House
First Anniversary Observance For Mother Seton Beatification
The first anniversary of Mother Elizabeth Ann Seton's beatification will be marked next Tuesday at Saint Joseph College, Emmitsburg. The Children of Mary Society sponsors campus ceremonies featuring an illustrated lecture and Dialogue Mass at 8 p.m. in DePaul Auditorium. Rev. Martin Sleasman will celebrate, with Rev. William Sheldon as narrator and Rt. Rev. George D. Mulcahy delivering a special address.
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Mother Elizabeth Ann Seton
Saint Joseph College
Emmitsburg
Children of Mary Society
Martin Sleasman
C. M
DePaul
William Sheldon
George
Eph College
John XXIII
Father Parks
St. Joseph's
Rome
Immaculate Heart of Mary Church
Baltimore
Mother Seton
Children of Mary Counsellor
Trene Peters
Kathleen Troilo
Mary Ann Leonard
Connie Coman
Kathy Bas
Maryland Senate weighs extending public accommodations act
A Senate committee approved expanding the public accommodations act beyond Baltimore City to most counties, with Dorchester and possibly Worcester exempted. Amendments also referenced Carroll County via referendum. Governor Tawes could block statewide expansion. House action may seek to remove other Shore counties amid ongoing civil disturbances.
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Annapolis
Senate
Maryland
Dorchester County
Worcester
Judicial Proceedings Committee
Frederick C. Markus
Ddorchester
Carroll County
Carroll
John L. Sanford
Tawes
House of Delegates
Baltimore City
National Guard
Cambridge
Markus
Maryland Legislature Debates Tax Hike and Redistricting
In Annapolis a special session wrestles with Gov Tawes plans as Senate moves on a public accommodations bill while the House pushes a 3.32 percent tax increase proposal amid redistricting battles. Debate centers on expanding district maps across Anne Arundel, Prince Georges, Charles, and Baltimore counties and potential defeats in the full Senate.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee
Gov.Tawes
Senate
Frederick C. Markus
Dorchester
House
Rules Committee
Gov. Tawes
del. Francis X. Bossle
Jd Balto County
Rules
Baltimore City
Anne Arundel
Baltimore
Eastern Shore
Prince Georges- Charles County
Montgomery
Agne Arundel
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District of Columbia
Mexico
Salvationist
Army
United States
New Zealand
Portland
Maine
Chicago
Middle West
Honolulu
Hawaii
Manoa Valley
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Southern California
Green Bay
Beloit
Wis
Newark
N. J
New York City
Young Peoples
Pennsylvania
Florida
Maryland and
Northern West Virginia
Western Territory
San Francisco
Calif
National Association of Social Workers
Association of Church Social Workers
Maryland State Conference Social Welfare
George H. Marshall Jr
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Donald Marshall
Smyrna
Del
University of Maryland Dental College
Col
St. Joseph’s
Worchester
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