Subscription Rates and Economic Outlook Notes
The text lists subscription prices by mail and carrier, then shifts to a business spending forecast. It cites a record 43.19 billion dollars planned for new plant and equipment this year, with Commerce Secretary Hodges saying prices and interest rates will not rise, though a boom followed by a bust in 1965 is possible. He appeals to psychological controls and urges restraint by business and labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commerce
Hodges
Johnson
Virginia farmer builds wildlife based $25,000 year business
J Acree Devin of Wylkesburg turned marginal land into a diversified recreational enterprise. Beginning as a bird feeder in 1935, he expanded to quail and game production, later creating a 600 acre farm wildlife habitat and hunting service that charges hunters $45 a day plus bird fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
J. Acree Devin
Wylkesburg
Department of Agriculture
Devin
Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick Memorial Hospital records list multiple births from March 12 to 16. Items include Amy Louise Clarke ninth child fourth daughter, Faye Ann Miller first child daughter, Eric Wayne Fagan first child son, Patricia Angela Molesworth fifth child third daughter, Pamela Dawn Burns first child daughter, David Eugene Disney third child third son, Laura Lee Crocker fourth child second daughter, Sandra Fay Werteenteest second daughter, Lisa Maria Dickens fourth child second daughter, Jean Carole Zigler fourth child third daughter, Debra Kay Plum first child daughter, and David Scott Veney second child son among others tied to Frederick area families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Michael E. Clarke
RFD
Thurmont
Amy Louise
Fay L. Miller
Frederick
Faye Ann
Miller
Anna Mae Fisher
Dennis T. Fagan
North Market
Street
Eric Wayne
Fagan
Paulette Wenzel
Harold M. Molesworth Jr
Airy
Patricia One
Richard Burns
Burkittsville
Pamela Dawn
Burns
Peggy Louise Mentzer
Robert Disney
West All Saints Street
David Eugene
Russell Allen Crocker
Fairview Avenue
Laura Lee
Sheyle Werte
Seventh Street
Cuca
Sandra Fay
Robert F. Dicken Jr
Catoctin Avenue
Lisa Maria
Ward L. Zigler
Jean Carole
Alfred A. Plum
Southman Elgsirk Street
Ee Debra ” Kay
Plum
Anna Stockman
Winston C. Veney
Brunswick
David Scott
Fifty Years Ago Items From the News-Post Files
Secretary Noah E Crmer of the Frederick County Farmers Association drafts a bill to tax dogs at 2 per in county if lawmakers pass it. Eggs cost 19 cents a dozen in Frederick stores with dealers charging 22 cents. Frederick High School graduates are chosen to debate Tulane University in New Orleans. Edward S Delaplaine represents Washington and Lee University in Crescent City. Robert Staley and Samuel Brown narrowly escape when their canoe capsizes on the Monocacy while duck hunting losing gear but reaching shore. Granite base work begins for the Frederick Commercial Bank building on the Square Corner. Civic Club fixes YMCA care room site for a free public library and names Miss S M Akin librarian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah E. Cramer
Frederick County
CWO
Frederick
Frederick High School
Tulane University
New Orleans
Earlston Hargett
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Edward S. Delaplaine
Crescent City
Washington and Lee University
Robert Staley
Samuel Brown
C.E. Cline
Frederick Commercial Bank
Civic Club
YMCA
Yesternoon
S. M. Akin
Bombers Strike Nazi Targets In Record Night Assault
U S heavy bombers join RAF in a swift sequence of blows on southern Germany with Stuttgart and Munich among targets. Over 1 000 four engined bombers carried more than 3 360 tons of bombs in the raid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
U.S
RAF
Stuttgart
Munich
Frederick County Federation of Rural Women’s Clubs
William R. Barnhart
Hood College
Frederick
Frederick County
David G. Everhart
Senators charge premature end to Baker case
Washington AP Sen Hugh Scott accuses Democrats on the Senate Rules Committee of trying to force a premature end to the Bobby Baker investigation. Scott says majority members probe with blinds on their eyes as Baker built a fortune while serving as secretary to the Senate's Democratic majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hugh Scott
Senate Rules Committee
Bobby Baker
Scott
Baker
Pennsylvania
Senate
Prince Philip Defends British Cooking At Dinner
London AP report quotes Prince Philip saying British food is like a small child. When good it is very good, but when bad it is absolutely awful at a Cookery and Food Association dinner. The piece also covers Goldwater’s sharp attack on Democrats after his Assembly win in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Queen Elizabeth
Prince Philip
the Cookery and Food Association
Local Residents Elect Ed-Five to Potomac Edison A B Posts
Five local residents were elected to posts in the Potomac Edison Employees' Beneficial Association at its annual meeting in Hagerstown. Raymond H. Larsen began a two year term as director. Officers elected include Earlston Rothenhoefer secretary Victor M. Summers treasurer Miss Gladys R. Miller assistant secretary and Mrs Betty J Kroh assistant treasurer. Committing his term as director was Charles E Gearinger. Others pictured include Jim Chamblin incoming director Phil Handley outgoing chairman and director, Virgil Riggs director, E J Roche director of Employee Relations, Don Kline incoming director and vice chairman, with Mr Keller incoming chairman and additional directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac Edison Employes’ Beneficial Association
Hagerstown
Raymond H. Larsen
Earlston Rothenhoefer
Victor M. Summers
Gladys R. Miller
Sistant
Betty J. Kroh
Charles E. Gearinger
Jim Chamblin
Mr. Summers
Phil Handley
Keyser
Rothenhoefer
Virgil Riggs
George Fleming
Martinsburg
W. Va
Mr. Larsen
Dick Havermale
Winchester
E. J. Roche
Mr. Keller
Don Kline
Origin of Irish Names For St Patrick’s Day
HAL BOYLE lists meanings of common Irish surnames and given names noting origins and traits. The list includes Barron a landowner and strife maker, Boyle vain pledge, Brady spirited, Brennan raven, and many others tied to land, battle, virtue, or appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
Ireland
Barron
Boyle
Brady
Brennan
Raven
Brogan
Bryant
Bryan
Brien
Hill
Burke
Cahill
Callahan
Cassidy
Cavanaugh
Clancy
Conant
Connell
Connors
Corcoran
Corrigan
Spear
Cosgrove
Daly
Deegan
Dennehy
Humane
Devlin
Plasterer
Dauber
Donahue—brown
Dooley
Egan
Fire
Fagan
Rustic
Fallon
Ruler
Farrell
Super Valor
Maryland Democrats Clash Over Ticket Tying For Goldstein Dinner
Charges accuse a statewide arm twisting drive to sell $100 plates for Louis L. Goldstein’s campaign dinner. The strike targets Jo seph Tydings with blame for tax law issues tied to National Motors Insurance Co bankruptcy affecting 28 000 motorists. Governor Tawes and adviser George Hocker named amid accusations of coercive fund raising and state contracts influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
Louis L. Goldstein
Joseph Tydings
National Motors Insurance Co
Hocker-Goldstein-Tawes ‘Combine
Goldstein's
State Racing Commission
State's Attorney's Office
Liquor Board
Baltimore City
Gov. Tawes
George Hocker
Tydings blamed for insurance law laxity in bankruptcy
O Conor accuses Tydings of failing to lead his commission and gain General Assembly action on stronger insurance laws. The 1959 resolution urged Gov Tawes to appoint a study panel, which later backed higher capital and surplus but not enough to avert the crisis. The banking commissioner notes some support, yet full commission did not follow Sears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Motors
O’conor
Tydings
House of Delegates
Gov. Tawes
F. Douglass Sears
O'Conor
Sears
General Assembly
Van Gogh Painting Lost in Milford Fire
A Milford, New York fire destroyed a widow’s frame house, killing 28 cats and 2 pet skunks. A Van Gogh painting valued at 14000 dollars disappeared in the blaze as 70 year old Sarah Kiewe tried to alert others since the telephone line burned and no firefighters arrived promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oneonta
N.Y
Milford
Sarah Kiewe
Retired Allis Chalmers Dealer Dies at 84 in New Midway
John Thomas Fogle 84 longtime Allis Chalmers Farm Machinery dealer of New Midway died this morning after a two month illness. He lived his life in Frederick County and was a church deacon and active in the Rocky Ridge Church of the Brethren and the Del Mar Va Farm Machinery Association. Survived by wife Bettie Renner Bogle, son Roger E. Fogle, and brother Samuel C. Fogle. Services set at Rocky Ridge Church with burial in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thomas Fogle
Allis Chalmers
New Midway
Frederick County
Milton
Mary Clark Fogle
Mr. Fogle
Rocky Ridge Church of the Brethren
del - Mar - Va
Rocky Ridge
Poultry Grit Tax Case Sparks IRS Dispute
Stone Mountain Grit Co. challenges IRS treatment of poultry grit as crushed stone with 50 percent depreciation vs 15 percent for finer grit. suit filed in US District Court alleges tax discrimination caused overpayments totaling 288671 dollars from 1954 to 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Internal Revenue Service
Stone Mountain Grit Co
IRS
Ticking Toy Alarms Railroad Police
A ticking toy in a suitcase delayed two passenger trains for two hours on Seaboard Air Line to Miami. A Knoxville, Tennessee woman’s suitcase hidden ticking alarm prompted police and fire crews to block a northbound run. Officer Clarence Smith opened the bag and found a toy clock. Mrs Goodman will be reimbursed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Fla
Miami
Clarence T. Smith
Fort Lauderdale
Smith
Alice Goodman
Knoxville
Deaths in Frederick area bring multiple obituaries
Murray P. Cramer 75 a retired farmer of near Mt Pleasant died at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a two week illness. Edna R. Cramer and two sons Allen and Henry survive with four grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Funeral services will be Thursday at 11 am at Woodsboro Funeral Home with interment in Glade cemetery Walkersville. Patrick J. O'Brien husband of Maude Rose O'Brien of Brunswick died at the Veterans Administration Hospital Martinsburg WV. He was a retired B and O Railroad conductor and WWI veteran. Services set for Thursday 9:30 am at St Francis Church Brunswick with interment in Knoxville cemetery. Edgar M. Utterback of Knoxville died at Martinsburg VA Hospital after five years as a patient. He was a retired B&O brakeman and WWI veteran. Interment in Arlington National Cemetery. Noah I. Wantz 75 died Saturday in Hanover PA. He leaves ten children and numerous grandchildren. services held today at 10:30 am at Church of the Brethren near Bel Air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray P. Cramer
Murray Person Cramer
Mt. Pleasant
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick County
David J. and
Amanda Gernand Cramer
Guy P. Brady
Glade Cemetery
Walkersville
Patrick J. O’brien
Patrick John O’brien
Maude Rose O’brien
Brunswick Street
Brunswick
Veterans Administration Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
Patrick
Molly Myers O’brien
Knoxville
B & O Railroad
Steadman Keenan Post
American Legion
William Myers
C. H. Feete and Brother Funeral
St. Francis Church
William McCrory
Edgar M. Utterback
William W
Emma Thomas Utterback
B&o Railroad
B&o
Veteran’s Association
Betty Jane Powers
Noah I. Wantz
Hanover
Josiah
Catherine Roser Wantz
Viola G. Wantz
McSherrystown
Pauline E. Utz
Gettysburg
Norman N. Wantz
RFD
Littlestown
Joseph F. Wantz
Union Bridge
Roy l L. Wantz
Westminster
Wayne E. Wantz
Alice Plank
Nancy Shorb
Glenn E. Wantz
Taneytown
Robert L. Wantz
David J
John Wantz
Silver Run
Church of the Brethren
Bel Air
Steven Robvich
Roderick
Ora C. Robvich
Water Street
University Hospital
Baltimore
Funeral Home
North Market Street
St. John’s Catholic Church
Paul F. Genovese
Francis Wrzesien
Austin Hoke
James Hargett
Leon Crummitt
Grayson Burdette
Reid Tyergar
Frederick Memorial Park Cemetery
Robert E. Dailey and Son
Young Church Group Saves Penny Fortune
Nearly 3 percent million pennies are back in circulation after 11 tons were collected by about 3,000 Adventist youths in Georgia and East Tennessee. The funds support a music building at the Georgia Cumberland Academy in Calhoun, Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta, Ga
Seventh-day Adventist Church
Georgia
East Tennessee
Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank
New Georgia Cumberland Academy
Calhoun
Funeral services for multiple local residents held
Funeral services were held for Mrs Marian Z Brandenburg at G C Barton Funeral Home in Walkersville with Reverends Hugo Schroeder and Victor Hansgoebel officiating. Pallbearers included the Eyler and Crum families. Burial at Mount Hope Cemetery Woodsboro. Also, services for Upton W Grossnickle at Bittle Funeral Home Myersville with burial in Grossnickle Church Cemetery. Steven Robvich funeral Mass at St Johns Church Frederick. George C Slagle Sr. rites at 201 North Market Street with burial Mount Olivet. Adam F Bednarski, 61, of Middle River killed on the Baltimore Beltway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam Z. Brandenburg
Walkersville
Forest Hill Road
Baltimore
G. C. Barton
Hugo Schroeder
Victor Hansgoebel
Evangelical Lutheran Church of Baltimore
Carl H.eyler
George W. Eyler
Russell E. Eyler
Arthur L. Crum
John M. Crum
Markell E. Crum
Mount Hope
Woodsboro
George C. Slagle
Margaret C. Slagle
South Market Street
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
North Market Street
Paul L. Althouse
Evangelical and Reformed United Church of Christ
Edward McGuiness
Edward Shriner
William Bartgis
Casper E. Cline
Elmer Eshelman
Richard D. Hammond
Mount Olivet
Robert E. Dailey and Son
Adam F. Bednarski
Middle River
Baltimore County
Baltimore Beltway
Goldstein names Western Maryland co chairs for Senate bid
Delbert Null former Frederick County Board of Commissioners president and Mrs. Edna P. Cook longtime House of Delegates member will serve as Western Maryland co chairmen of the Goldstein for Senator campaign. Louis L. Goldstein says they bring strong public service credentials and will push to elect another Democrat to Senate to back Johnson programs. Null has led county commissioners and sits on the State Real Estate Commission. Cook has been in the House since 1955 and led Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers in legislative roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert Null
Frederick County
Lyndon B. Johnson
Goldstein
Null
Frederick
Welfare Department gains custody of two infant girls
In Frederick County Circuit Court Chief Judge Patrick M. Schnauffer awarded legal custody of two girls to the Welfare Department despite objections from their mother Tanisha Marie Disney. The agency contends Disney is unfit and incapable of caring for the two year eight month old children. A third infant was also turned over after the mother, jailed in the Women’s Reformatory, relinquished care. Samuel W. Barrick represented the Welfare Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Tanisha Marie Disney
West All Saints Street
Miss Disney
Welfare Department
Women’s Reformatory
Samuel W. Barrick
Family and service news from West South Street and Taiwan
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stockman and Miss Patsy Hargett of West South Street visited Pvt. Terrance L. Stockman at Fort Jackson D C. Seaman Frederick Wahl son of Ray W Wahl of Lee Place serves aboard USS Currituck in Operation Backpack off Taiwan. Luther Wood of Riverton Va longtime Riverton Lime and Stone employee marked 39 years with the company, beginning March 1 1925 as a draw man in the kiln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Stockman
Patsy Hargett
West South Street
Terrance L. Stockman
Fort Jackson
D. C
Stockman
Frederick H. Wahl
Seaman
USN
Ray W. Wahl
Lee Place
Currituck
Taiwan
Luther Wood
River‘ton
Jonas Wood
Tamsville
Riverton Lime and Stone Company
Wood
Local Residents Seek Hospital Care and Offsite Treatments
Mrs. George May of East Church Street was admitted to Sick Memorial Hospital Monday for observation and treatment. Mr. George Page near Fountain Mills entered Frederick Memorial Hospital on Sunday and underwent surgery Tuesday morning. Mrs. Oscar Singer of Woodsboro, previously ill at home, shows slow improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George May
East ‘Church Street
Ick Memorial Hospital
George Page
Near Fountain Mills
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Oscar Singer
Woodsboro
Salisbury area to get $32000 industry survey report
A $32 000 survey assessing how the Salisbury area might attract new industry will be released at a Wednesday Chamber of Commerce meeting in the Kee State College auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industry Report
Salisbury
Chamber of Commerce
Kee State College
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Sieseep A
News-Post
Finnegan
Fitzgerald
Flanagan
Flynn
Fogarty
Foley
Gallagher
Gavin
Hawk
Guilfoyle
St. Paul
Harrigan
Healey
Hennessy
Hogan
Houlihan
Kearney
Keefe
Keenan
Kennedy
Berrigan
Kilpatrick
St. Patrick
Leahy
McAuliffe
McAvoy
McCabe
McGrath
MecGraw
McManus
McSweeney
Mahoney
Maguire
Maloney
Democrats
Seligman, Ariz
U.S. 66
Williams
Ariz
Arizona Highway Patrol
Upper Marlboro
Thomas A. Hadder
Hadder
Richmond
Prince Georges County
Alfred W. Steinat
Steinat
Upton W. Grossnickle
Myersville
Bittle
C. Basil Grossnickle
Charles H. Cameron
J. Frank Harshman
Lester EK. Grossnickle
Elmer D. Leatherman
Upton V. Harp
E. Quentin Grossnickle
Lee DeLauter
Jack L. Thompson
Victor L. Thompson
Ellicott City
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