Daly's Insurance Centers clarifies role after National Motors seizure
William E. Dempsey writes to the Frederick News-Post to correct misimpressions from a March 13 article. Daly's remained open, denied exclusive ties to National Motors, and explained its focus on marginal and high risk auto insurance, with many customers shifted to other carriers.
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Daly’s Insurance Center
Daly’s
National Motors Insurance Company
Maryland Insurance Commission
National Motors
Daly's
State Insurance Commissioner
Daly
Frederick
Daly’s Insurance Centers, Inc
William E. Dempsey
Mao Welcomes Chou En-lai Return From Afro-Asian Tour
Chairman Mao Tse-tung makes a rare public appearance to hail Premier Chou En-lai on his Africa Asia tour. The visit is portrayed as China's strongest diplomatic push, while U S officials plan a follow up to limit the perceived impact in Africa and Asia.
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Mao Tse-tung
China
Chou En-lai
Mao
Africa
Johnson
Averell Harriman
Chou
Harriman
G. Mennen Williams
Uganda
Kenya
Tanganyika
Zanzibar
Gabon
Early 1920s echoes spark debate on modern conservatism
The piece compares Senator Paul H. Douglas and 1960s trends with the 1920s, warning that comfort may dull rational critique. It argues Americans seek to defend their standard of living and fear a repeat of past economic shocks while urging stimulus for free enterprise to boost jobs.
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Harding
Coolidge
Paul H. Douglas
Mimois
Douglas
United States
Police hunt for white man in assault on elderly woman
Easton Maryland police seek a white man 20 to 30 years old for criminally assaulting a 72 year old Negro woman. He entered her home posing as an electrical company representative and forced her to the second floor at gunpoint before attacking her. Dr Malbour L Watson confirmed the assault.
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Easton, Md
Malbour L. Watson
Easton
Hopkins Elected Chair at Maryland National Bank
D. Luke Hopkins was elected chairman of the Maryland National Bank following the death of chairman Hooper. The appointment places Hopkins at the helm of the bank’s leadership and strategic direction.
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Bank Baltimore
D. Luke ‘Hopkins
The
Maryland National Bank
Hooper
Dr. Guttmacher Maintains Ruby Insane at Trial
Dr. Manfred S. Guttmacher, a psychiatric witness for Jack Ruby's defense, says he remains convinced Ruby was legally insane. Ruby was condemned to die for killing Lee Harvey Oswald, accused assassin of President Kennedy, with the defense arguing diminished responsibility.
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Baltimore
Manfred S. Guttmacher
Jack Ruby
Ruby
Dallas
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Guttmacher
Supreme Bench of
Water meters to guide city water charges inspection underway
Water Superintendent George W Burck began a morning inspection of meters he installed to gauge consumption and help the Board of Aldermen set meter based water charges. Housewives of Frederick note sugar prices drop to 4.5 cents per pound offering hope for lower living costs. Rev A J Gill to discuss love courtship and marriage at M E Church tonight. Closing spelling bee at Washington Street School sees R Paul Smith’s team defeat Aaron R Anders on railway company team.
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George W. Burck
Board of Aldermen
Frederick
A.J. Gill
Methodist Episcopal Church
Washington Street
Aaron R. Anders
R. Paul Smith
Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Company
Smith
Twenty Years Ago News Highlights March 20 1944
Roads open but treacherous after a snow sleet storm ends as spring arrives. Soviet troops cross the Dniester on a 31 mile front and strike Besarabia with Maglav Podolski reportedly captured. Jack Doll elected Senate clerk at Maryland training conference. Mt St Mary’s College adds Navy U-12 trainees and plans spring baseball and track plus fall football.
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Frederick County
Dniester
Bessarabia
Romania
Marshal Stalin
Red Army
Maglav Podolski
Jack Doll
Clifford Doll
Senate
University of Maryland
MT. ST. Mary’s College
Navy U-12
Districting plan debated expands Eastern Shore districts
The plan would enlarge the Eastern Shore to include Harford and Calvert counties and southern Anne Arundel. Baltimore City would keep one district, while two others would extend into Anne Arundel and Baltimore counties. Montgomery Howard form a district, Prince Georges Charles St Marys another, and Western Maryland Carroll make the last district. Amber is described as fossil resin from Baltic coast pine trees 60 million years old.
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Harford
Calvert
Anne Arundel County
Baltimore City
Anne Arundel
Baltimore
Baltimore County
Montgomery
Howard
Prince Georges
Charles
St. Marys
Maryland
Carroll County
Salinger Resigns As Johnson Aide Rusk May Follow
James Marlow notes Pierre Salinger resigns as White House press secretary to run for Senate in California. He contrasts Dean Rusk’s rumors of quitting with his own stance, reflecting on their styles and impact on foreign affairs and public image.
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World Today
James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Pierre Salinger
Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Salinger
Johnson
Senate
California
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Dean
Pixie Pierre
Dean Acheson
Truman
John Foster Dulles
Eisenhower
Madison Avenue
White House
James Hagerty
Hagerty
Credit Bureau Head Directs Seminars in Reading and Easton
John M. Motter manager of the Credit Bureau of Frederick directed two seminars for Credit Bureau personnel in Reading sponsored by Associated Credit Bureaus of Pennsylvania and Maryland. Forty seven employees from Eastern states attended. Motter to direct two more seminars in April in Butler for Western Pennsylvania Maryland and West Virginia personnel.
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John M. Motter
Credit Bureau of Frederick Inc
Reading
Associated Credit Bureaus
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Delaware
New Jersey
Motter
H. Larry Grey
Easton
Howard K. McCorkle
Bristol
Matter
Butler
Credit Bureau
West Virginia
Dedication Ceremonies for St James Church School Building
Dedication services for the new St James Evangelical Lutheran Church school building in Union Bridge will be held Sunday at 2 30 PM. Rev Dr J Frank Fife will deliver the dedicatory address and Rev Dixon A Yaste will participate. A reception follows. The $46 000 structure adds seven rooms with a social room and classrooms and is first phase of a $75 000 master plan to enlarge the church and extend the school. Construction was by J T H Crouse Construction Co with Buchart Inc NY as architects. St James Lutheran Church has about 18 members.
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St. James Evangelical Lutheran Church
Union Bridge
J. Frank Fife
Maryland
Thomas
St. James Church
Donald C. Brake
Brake
JT. H. Crouse Construction Company
Buchart, Inc
New York
St. James Lutheran Church
Hagerstown Mayor Lacks Power to Veto Charter Amendment
Judge D K McLaughlin ruled that Hagerstown mayor lacks authority to veto a city charter amendment passed by the council. The decision upholds the amendment’s validity and addresses the mayor’s attempted veto to delay a referendum on selling the Municipal Electric Light Plant. The case stemmed from Charles D Lyon’s petition challenging the council’s amendment process. Market prices for wheat barley and corn are listed.
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Hagerstown
D. K. McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Charles D. Lyon
Lyon
Winslow Burhans
Obituaries From BrunswicK Area Area Deaths
William L Knode 88 retired Baltimore and Ohio conductor died at Reeder Nursing Home Boonsboro survived by two children Martha Mayo Washington DC and Bertha Johns West Virginia funeral Saturday 2 p m Feete Funeral Home Brunswick interment St Marks Cemetery Petersville Rosye D Smith 31 Walkersville died suddenly at home in Walkersville survived by two daughters Zelma Smith Walkersville and Winona Steinour Gettysburg brother John Derr Philadelphia two grandchildren Rodney and Sidney Steinour great grandson Wayne Steinour at Gettysburg funeral 2:30 p m Saturday Mt Hope Cemetery Woodsboro. Nettie F Welty 77 Rocky Ridge widow of William H Welty died at Frederick Memorial Hospital resided with daughter Mary Hahn Rock Ridge survived by children Edgar Welty Adamstown Oneida Eyler Keymar Hallard Welty Rock Ridge James Welty 24 grandchildren 29 great grandchildren sister Belva Marshall Graceham body at home of Mary Hahn call after 7 p m today funeral Mt Tabor Church Monday 2 p m Rev Donald Brake interment church cemetery.
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William L. Knode
William Luther Knode
Lillian Blanche Knode
Reeder
Boonsboro
Alfred Luther
Lydia Ann Knode
Martha K. Mayo
Washington, D.C
Bertha Knode Johns
West Virginia
Baltimore and Ohio
Eagles
The
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Feete Funeral Home
Brunswick
A. D. Salmon
St. Mark’s Cemetery
Petersville
Elmer E. Smith
Rosye D. Smith
Walkersville
Frederick County
George N
Arabelle Long Derr
Grade United Church of Christ of
Zelma V. Smith
Winona S. Steinour
Gettysburg
John B. Derr
Philadelphia
Rodney
Sidney Steinour
Wayne Steinour
Barton Funeral Home
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Woodsboro
William H. Welty
Nettie F. Welty
Rocky Ridge
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Welty
Mary I. Hahn
Rock Ridge
George and
Susan Miller Clem
Mt. Tabor Lutheran Church
Mt. Tabor Church
Donald Brake
Middletown Man Acquitted On Minor Alcohol Charge
A Middletown man, Roger A. Remsburg 22, was acquitted in Magistrate Court after a defense motion citing fatal conflict of evidence and immunity deals for three minor witnesses. The case stemmed from March 13 when Trooper Edward Lennox charged Remsburg over minors in possession of alcohol.
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Middletown
Edwin F. Nikirk
Fous
Robert K. Kennedy
Roger A. Remsburg
Remsburg
Edward W. Lennox
William E. Miss
RFD
Jesse M. Clary Jr
Jefferson
Ray C. Pfeiffer
Braddock Heights
Robert S. Rothenhoefer
Fifth In Series On Religion Sunday
The Beth Sholom Synagogue adult education committee presents the fifth public program on contemporary religion. Sunday at 8 15 p m in the synagogues social hall on West Second Street a panel discussion Why Pray will feature Rabbi Morris Kosman Rev Charles Trunk and Rev Willifred Ward. Moderator is Dr Harold A Neufeld president of Beth Sholom.
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Beth Sholom Synague
West Second Street
Cnre
Morris Kosman
Beth Sholom Synagogue
Charles Trunk
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Willifred Ward
First Unitarian Church
Baltimore
Harold A. Neufeld
Beth Sholom
Rev James Forsythe founder of School of the Ozarks dies
The Rev James F Forsythe 88 who established the School of the Ozarks in 1907 died this Thursday in a hospital. The report also notes a historical New Year custom in Rome with public closures andMasquerade revels and gift exchanges.
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ST. Ae (Ap
James F. Forsythe
School of the Ozarks
Multiple Funerals Mark Week in Emmitsburg Area
Funeral services were held for Miss Mary Houser 86 of Chambersburg at Wilson Funeral Home and Lincoln Cemetery. Murray Parson Cramer of Mt. Pleasant died at Frederick Memorial Hospital with services at Woodsboro Funeral Home. Patrick John O'Brien lay in Brunswick with American Legion pallbearers and Knoxville Cemetery interment. John Thomas Fogle of New Midway honored at Rocky Ridge Church of the Brethren. Edgar N. Utterback buried at Arlington National Cemetery. Graduates note: Martha Loretta Orrison among 122 graduates of Maryland Medical School in Hagerstown with internship at Washington Hospital Center.
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Wilson Funeral Home
Emmitsburg
Mary Houser
Chambersburg
Pape Convalescent Home
Gettysburg
Stewart Glenn
Lincoln Cemetery
Ralph Irelan
Clarence Frailey
Quinn Topper
Grant Long
Frank Weant
Ray C. Houser
Murray Parson Cramer
Mt. Pleasant
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Woodsboro
Powell and Hartzler
Edward O. Wenck
Guy P. Brady
William Powell
David Grayson
Roger
William Albaugh
Robert
Richard Cramer
Glade Cemetery
Walkersville
Patrick John O'Brien
St. Francis Catholic Church
Brunswick
William McCroy
American Legion
Knoxville
Feets Funeral Home
John Thomas Fogle
New Midway
Rocky Ridge Church of the Brethren
S. R. Weybright
Arthur Rice
Oren Garner
Raymond R. Stoner Jr
Wilbur Stover
Sylvester Bostian
Herman Grimm
Woodrow Barker
Wilbur Beaver
Edgar N. Utterback
Feete Funeral Home
William Warner
Arlington National Cemetery
Martha Loretta Orrison
Glenn E. Orrison
Lee Place
Maryland Medical Jar School
Hagerstown
Miss Orrison
Washington Hospital
Washington
Frederick
Kappa Mu
Alpha Iota Sorority
Secre- Myriat
Noteburning at Mt Carmel Church Marks Final Debt Payoff
A 9:30 a.m. service at Mt. Carmel Methodist Church celebrates the final $10,000 note payment for the remodeling project begun three years ago. Hart E. Compher announced the Farmers and Mechanics National Bank note was paid Thursday. Seven memorial pews are dedicated to named families and individuals, honoring their support for debt reduction.
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Mt. Carmel Methodist
Hart E. Compher
Budding Fund
Farmer's and Mechanic’s National Bank
Florence VY
Hamilton
Mary
Lillian B. Yeager
Charles Yeager
Newton
William H. Main Sr
Maggie Stultz
Charles Stultz
Frank Hooper
William
Alice Ray
Catholic Review Urges Md Voters to Oppose Wallace
The Catholic Review of Baltimore calls Marylanders to vote against Alabama Governor George C. Wallace in the May 19 presidential preference primary. The editorial brands Wallace a racist, urging Catholics and others to deny him endorsement.
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Baltimore
The
Catholic Review
Hays Roberson Wedding at Christ Reformed Church Middletown
Miss Betty Jane Roberson and Ronald J. Hays wed at Christ Reformed Church Middletown with Rev. George H. Klinefelter officiating. The couple, both Middletown High School graduates, plan a Florida wedding trip after the ceremony. The bride co owns Twins' Beauty Shop. the groom works for the Maryland and Virginia Milk Producers Association.
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Richard L. Martin
Florida
Middletown
Hagerstown School of Beauty Culture
Twins
Maryland and Virginia Milk Producers’ Association
Sick Mr Wachter at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Among The Sick Mr Mehr F Wachter of West Twelfth Street is a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital. It is possible to drive from the great northern part in West Germany 500 miles south to Basel Switzerland without halting for a traffic light intersection or railroad crossing.
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Mehr F. Wachter
West Twelfth Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
West Germany
Basel
Switzerland
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