Names Struck From City Voter Rolls Over Five Years
A list details residents removed from the city election books for not voting in five years. Names include Edwin Albaugh, Alice Brown, Mary Bussard, Hallie Carty, Delores De Grange, Reba Dutrow, George Fellows, Lester Fassett, Wilson Hammond, Mary Hartman, Betty Heffner, E Mason Hendrickson, Guy Himes, Clifton Morningstar, Florence Pruitt, Edward Roberts, Shirley Schwartz, Alta Strine, Andrew Strathern, Neil Strobel, and William Strobel among others across multiple streets and areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin D. Albaugh
Dill Avenue
Alice M. Brown
Magnolia Avenue
Mary G
Grace Mary Bussard
Montevue
Hallie W. Carty
Rockwell Terrace
Delores M DeGrange
West Fourth Street
Reba M. Dutrow
West Third Street
George W. Fellows
West College
Ernest Schwartz Jr
Dill
Alta Mae Strine
Andrew F. Strathern
Neil 0
William C. Strobel
West College Terrace
Truman Recalls Controversial Israel Decision of 1948
President Truman recalled in a television talk that recognizing Israel in 1948 was among his most controversial choices. He said advisers warned it could trigger war in the Near East and draw the United States in. Eddie Jacobson and Chaim Weizmann persuaded him after long discussions, leading to the historic policy shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harry S. Truman
U.S
Israel
Army
Navy
State Department
Near East
United States
Truman
Eddie Jacobson
Missouri
Dorothy Dix on marriage and infidelity odds
Dear reader questions the Kinsey statistic of 26 percent of married women being unfaithful. Dr Joyce Brothers notes statistics are careful but cannot predict an individual's wife. She cites three factors that influence the likelihood of infidelity and advises serious contemplation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dix
Joyce Brothers
Dr. Brothers
Kinsey
M.L
Causes Women to Seek Sexual Happiness Outside Marriage
Dorothy Dix discusses factors leading a wife to seek fulfillment elsewhere. Emotional neglect by husbands, perceived betrayal, and disillusionment drive infidelity, with reference to Kinsey data. The piece urges husbands to remain attentive and understanding to sustain fidelity. It closes with a notice offering Dr Joyce Brothers' loneliness help leaflet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kinsey
Bell- McClure Syndicate
Dorothy Dix
Joyce Brothers
Civil Air Patrol Seeks Cadet Members in Frederick Drive
Frederick headquarters invites youths ages 14 to 18 to join Civil Air Patrol cadet program. Recruitment runs through May 31 with meetings Thursdays at Frederick Airport 7 to 9 30 PM. Cadets gain flying related training, summer encampments, scholarships, overseas visits, and ground rescue skills under CAP officers Capt. John M. Robinson and Maj. Alfred C Dennin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Civil Air Patrol
United States Air Force
Civil Air Atrol
Jet Center
United States
John M. Robinson
Alfred C Denn
Anti Castro Group Shifts Tactics In Cuba Case
In Miami, an anti Castro group the Revolutionary Recovery Movement says it has closed three training camps in Central America and demobilized its troops. The spokesman announced a shift from hit and run raids to subversion inside Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Central America
Cuba
Revolutionary Recovery Movement
Queen Mother to Present Colors at Toronto Jubilee
Queen Elizabeth will visit Toronto on June 25 to present colors at the Toronto Scottish Regiment golden jubilee, in which she is colonel in chief. A London spokesman said she will stay in Canada about five days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Elizabeth
Toronto
Toronto Scottish Regiment
Canada
Man Size Island for CBS Host Peter Lind Hayes
CBS host Peter Lind Hayes owns a private island in Long Island Sound once named Little Pea Island. The Pebble includes a 98 foot cabin cruiser a 17 ton tugboat and waterfront land. Hayes envisions a Formica house a drawbridge and a playful Pebblecite with knights titles and a seafaring kingdom near New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Crosby
Newspaper Enterprise Service
NEW York
NEA
John Donne
Peter Lind Hayes
Peter
CBS- TV
Long Island Sound
Little Pea Island
CBS
New England
City Island
Little Pea
Mary Hea‘ley
Westchester
New York City
Frederick City expands boundaries with annexation of 182.854 acres
The resolution proposes amending Article 1 Section 2 of Frederick's charter to annex 182.854 acres on the southwestern boundary. The measure details boundary points from West Seventh Street through multiple stones along military road, railway lines, Linden Hills, and the Frederick By-Pass, outlining the legal description and right of way references for incorporation into the city limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City OF
Frederick
City of Frederick
General Assembly of
Maryland
Stone No. 1
West Seventh Street
Stewart J. Beal
Saidstone
Stone No
Hagerstown and Frederick
Montevue
Stone No. 4
Shookstown Road
Baughman’s
Stone No. 5
Lot No
Linden Hills
J. M. Goodman
Frederick By-Pass
Centerline Station
State Roads Commission
Frederick County
Centerline
P.C
State
P.T
Maryland State Roads Commission
Riviere
Stone
Military Road
Bureau of Controls and Surveys
State of
Stone No. 2
Rosemont Avenue
West Fourth Street
Shookstown
Visitation Academy to Present St Patrick's Day Concert
The Frederick Visitation Academy will host a St Patrick's Day concert in the auditorium on Wednesday at 7 30 pm. Hyattsville Oblates of St Francis de Sales arrange an Irish program with vocal and instrumental groups a barber shop quartet and Irish folk songs. Notable performers include Father Albert Smith Father John Dougher Tony Schelich Paul Meletich Tom Tucker Mike Donovan Ron Katz and Paul Meiklejohn. Tickets available at the door with East Church Street entrance. Proceeds benefit the Visitation Restoration Project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Academy of the Visitation
Fathers and Seminarians of the Oblates of St. Francis de Sales
Hyattsville
Albert Smith
John Dougher
Tony Schelich
Paul Meletich
Tom Tucker
Mike Donovan
Ron Katz
Paul Meiklejohn
Jack Douglas
Cloverleaf 4 H Work In Progress Meeting Demonstrates Snack Service
West Frederick Cloverleaf 4 H Club members began project work at Miss Kathryn Kellys home under Mrs Bernard E Kelly and Mrs Robert T Carpenter. The girls learned snack foods, serving, and table setting with a demonstration by Kathy Kelly and Carpenter at a later meeting. Sally Schaden led the business portion and the group adjourned after games. The next snacks project meeting is set for March 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Frederick
Sally Schaden
Ocean City Arcade Sues 12 Insurers For Storm Damages
Ocean Casino Inc seeks $106,250 from 12 insurance companies in Wicomico County Circuit Court claiming wind damage from a March 11 1962 storm to its boardwalk arcade. The action names insurers and alleges coverage for losses tied to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
Ocean City
Wicomico County
Ocean Casino, Inc
Cassino
America sues for divorce in Cape Town court
NO MORE UNITED STATE CAPE TOWN, South Africa AP A P M America sued his wife Mrs D J America for divorce in the Cape Town Supreme Court Judge Hall was told that he leased her marriage Mrs America s name was Miss Africa This is the first time I have heard that America has lost interest in Africa Mr America was granted the divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United State
Cape Town
South Africa
P.M
Annexation description of land along Mount Olivet Cemetery and South Market Street
Beginning at the Riviere Property east line and 1947 1949 City Limits, the text details metes and bounds for annexation describing stones along Mount Olivet Cemetery, East South Street, East Patrick Street, and North Market Street. It specifies lines to Stone No. 9 near M. J. Grove Lime Company, Stone No. 10 at Trail Place, Stone No. 11 in King farm line, Stone No. 12 Gas House Pike, Stone No. 13 on North Market Street, Stone No. 14 on Motter Avenue, and onward to Stone No. 1 beginning point, closing with parallel boundaries to the 1949 corporate city limits and the George W Young and Emory B. Lease lines, concluding with the line to Stone No. 8 and 9 along East South Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Stone No. 8
South Market Street
Loais
R R. Lewis, Jr
Ransom R. Lewis, Jr
Leats
R. R. Lewis, Jr
Stone No. 9
East South Street
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Stone No. 22
Frederick By- Pass
Frederick By-Pass
P.C.C
State Roads Commission
Center Line
East South
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Frederick
East Patrick Street
Stone No. 10
Trail Place
Trail Farm
Albert E. King
Stone No. 11
Stone No. 12
East Church Street
Gas House Pike
Said Street
Routzahn Farm
Stone No. 13
North Market Street
Motter Avenue
North Bentz Street
Lot No
Daniel H. Buckey
Stone No. 1
George W. Young
Stone No. 15
Emory B
Stone No. 16
Stone No. 17
George W Young
Stewart J. Bell
Riviere
Louis Orphanage Farm
Stone No
Municipal Corporation
City of
City Hall
Baughman's
Block J
Linden Hills
J. M. Goodman
Centerline
Frederick County
Centerline Station
P.C
Maryland State Roads Commission
King Farm
Astone
Leats Orphanage
Albert King
Routzahn
Steward J. Bell
Centerline P. C
City Rail
City of Frederick
E. Paul Magaha
Board of Aldermen
Annexation and boundary changes for Frederick city 1965 plan
A detailed annexation ordinance describes boundary adjustments for the City of Frederick extending 325.44 acres southwestward. It fixes lots, stone markers, bearings, and distances, establishing municipal taxation and authority dates for May 3 1965 and a public hearing March 18 1965.
Boundaries and property lines for Linden Hills tract in Frederick
legal description detailing Stone Nos. 5 through 23 and surrounding landmarks, plots, arcs, and distances in Linden Hills area including King Farm boundary, By-Pass, and various station points. Contains remainders of a 1965 ordinance passage by Mayor MagaHa.
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Amiens
Frame
Hayes
Pusteenico
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