Goldwater TV Address Aims to Lock Nomination
Senator Barry Goldwater plans a May 13 nationwide television show to explain why he is running for President. The 30 minute program costs about 100000 and seeks to solidify his lead in delegates before California and June primaries. He faces Nelson Rockefeller in California with 86 bound votes at stake and hopes a strong showing to cement momentum toward the San Francisco convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
United States
Oregon
Henry Cabot Lodge
California
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Goldwater
San Francisco
Would a guaranteed $3000 a year beat job creation costs
The Cleveland Trust Company argues in its business bulletin that a universal $3000 annual payment to unemployable heads of families could be cheaper than expansionary monetary policy aimed at jobs. They note 2 percent inflation could erase vast savings, and question who would bear the tax price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Trust Company
Letters to the Editor commends WS and CS on pledge stand
Mrs Roscoe F Buxton of Mt. Airy Maryland praises the Women’s Society of Christian Service for opposing removing Under God from the Pledge of Allegiance and urges a public stand. The letter warns silence strengthens unbelief and notes America’s Christian nation status may hinge on action.
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Ws&cs
News
Women's Society of Christian Service
Jefferson Methodist Church
America
Roscoe F. Buxton
RFD
Mt. Airy
Maryland
Opposing Road Land Seizures Prompt Local Letter
A reader from Myersville voices anger at using productive farmland for roads, criticizing state takings and blue book valuations. The letter contrasts farmer hardship with political expediency and cites Governor Wallace and Senator Brewster. It also notes thanks to the Frederick News-Post for aiding the Dorothy Quynn Memorial Fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilyower
Politcians
Gov. Wallace
Sen
Brewster
Ray Redifer
Myersville, Md
Frederick Branch
AALW
Frederick News-Post
Dorothy Quynn
News-Post
William A. Simmons
Fifty Years Ago Items from the News-Post May 2 1914
Freder ick realty activity at College Park shows 300 feet of sidewalks and curb work by Swastika Realty Company. Hood College entrance plans loom opposite Upper College Terrace and Fourth Street intersection. Rev Fr Kane returns from a West trip. License fees collected show three Frederick corporations paying 3790 to Emmausburg.
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College Park
Swastika Realty Company
Frederick
Hood College
Upper College Terrace
North College Parkway
Fourth Street
William J. Kane
St. John’s Cathe Church
Cour
Harry W. Bower
Freder
Emmasourg. Ter
Twenty Years Ago Items From the News-Post Files May 2 1944
Notes from Frederick Maryland dated May 2 1944 recall a ceremony at the Francis Scott Key Hotel marking the 100th anniversary of Mutual Insurance Company. City workers relocate to garbage collection amid labor tensions. City government to be temporarily run by youths during Boys and Girls Week. Austin Younkins elected mayor by Frederick High School seniors with a slate including Jack Griffin and Walter Comer. Atty Barri Grover Omaha Rabbi Benjamin Groner sworn in as legal adviser and spiritual leader of Beth Israel Synagogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Caribon
Jer McKinsey
Bentz- Bard
Baltimore Sun
Francis Scott Key
Mutual Insurance Company
Ald Wa
Hugh V. Gittinger
Frederick
Austin Younkins
Frederick High School
City Register
Jack Griffin
Walter Comer
Joseph Griffin
John Hoffman
Willam Renn
Walton Smith
Atty
Barri
Grover
Omaha
Benjamin Groner
Beth Israel S
Na- Rogue
Ministers urged to mobilize black voters in Maryland
Maryland NAACP delegates urge ministers to spend at least one Sunday before the May 19 primary urging congregations to vote against George Wallace. They cite Wallace's opposition to civil rights legislation as a central issue with Sen Daniel Brewster backing President Johnson. Rev Perry A. Smith notes apathy among clergy hampers outreach in Prince Georges County.
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Johnson
Perry A. Smith
Prince Georges County
NAACP
Mathias Speaks on Religion in Primary Election Debate
Mathias asserts a post election stance on religion aligning Congress and states against a temporary executive wing. He regrets religion becoming a primary issue and criticizes its emotion-based use among devout citizens. Bozell urges Congressional endorsement of the Establishment Clause, supporting Mathias Bill H. R. 9109 introduced November 13, 1963.
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Congress
Court
Mathias
Bozell
Bozell Advocates Quick Action to Restore Prayer in Schools
Bozell argues Congress should challenge the Supreme Court’s usurpation rather than amend, criticizing House Judiciary Committee tactics led by Mr Mathias. He supports the fastest path to restore prayer in schools.
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Congress
Supreme Court
House Judiciary Committee
Mathias
Strength For Today By Earl L Douglass Divine Justice
A reflection on music as a divine gift to humanity noting its inspiration and comfort. The author discusses varied music styles, historical resistance to new forms, and the growing popularity of records and musical events while praising music as a gracious gift from God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl L. Douglass
Communists Relent Under U.S. Pressure at East German Border
East German authorities removed flags from locomotives amid a May Day flag dispute causing a four hour delay for two U S troop trains bound for West Germany. After midnight East German engines ran without flags, allowing the trains to traverse 110 miles crossing East German territory. Frank Stranahan, winner of the 1958 Los Angeles Open, served as an Air Force bomber pilot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
U.S
West Germany
East Germany
Frank Stranahan
Air Force
Armed Forces Week set to spotlight Fort Detrick in Frederick
A Frederick editorial urges participation in Armed Forces Week starting May 10 highlighting Fort Detrick and local ties. It notes a downtown static display, a 6:30 parade, band concerts, and plans led by Mayor Magaha and County Commissioner President Benn with Col Vincent L. Rowet as commander and Lt Col John V. Vacca aiding publicity. The piece stresses national defense links to the local economy and calls for public support of soldiers sailors marines and air forces. It closes with reflections from Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick on leadership and a photo caption about the Grana Money Tree contest winner in the Frederick Shopping Center anniversary event.
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Frederick
West Second Street
Bentz and
College Avenue
E. Paul Magaha
A. Irvin Benn
J. Harold Hooper
Vincent L. Rowet
Fort Detrick
John V. Vacca
Alexander Charleston
Richard D. Hammond
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Richard M. Clendenin
Clyde M. Roney Sr
Burnett
Hylton
Gerald W. Beveridge
Charles V. Main
Randolph B. Rosencrantz
Paul Wisner
Oliver J. Cejka
Derrick Pio
Col Cejka
Cuba
Viet Nam
Latin America
Africa
Coast Guard
Air Corps
Harry Emerson Fosdick
John Gastley
East Church Street
Charles Forsmar
Frederick Shopping Center
Richard Smith
Accident correction on U S 40 east of here
State police report Donald Mongold 20 of Frederick in the slow eastbound lane on U S 40 when struck by eastbound car driven by Philip Dorsey 22 of Mt Airy Earlier reports said Mongold tried to pass a vehicle Officials read and approved standing committee reports Preparations for the 33rd Maryland District Convention May 14 17 Ocean City Mrs Shirley Hyssong delegate and attendees noted Opti Mrs held meeting at Dan Dee Restaurant film shown on western trip Safety meeting Governor Tawes to open 23rd Annual Governor s Safety Health Conference and Exhibit Thursday at Emerson Hotel Baltimore
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U.S. 40
Here
Donald W. Mongold
RFD 2
Frederick
Philip R. Dorsey
Mt. Airy
Mangold
Dorsey
Maryland
Ocean City
Shirley Hyssong
Optlemrs
Dan- Dee
Thoms Molesworth
West By
J. Millard Tawes
Emerson Hotel
Baltimore
Obituaries of Driver Haines Strickler Troxell and Lampkin
Mrs. Myra M. Driver 87 of East Third Street dies at son in law and daughter Walter Poole Buckeystown with family in Maryland. Elmer I. Haines 59 of Sandy Hook dies after illness in Hagerstown Hospital. Charles W. Strickler 57 of Jacksonville Florida dies. Mrs Emma Lee Troxell 64 of Frederick dies at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Infant Sara Mojave Lampkin four months old of Arlington Virginia dies at home.
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Charles W. Driver
Myra M. Driver
East Third Street
Walter Poole
Buckeystown
Augusta County
J. B
Eliza Hoffman Munger
Trinity Methodist Church
Elmer L. Driver
Herman West
Rockville
Millard Harshman
Pompano Beach
Fla
Bessie Arrington
Bethesda
Effie Fox
Poolesville
East Church Street
Lyle W. Ashby
Monocacy Cemetery
Beallsville
M. R. Etchison and Son
Elmer I. Haines
Elmer Ivan Haines
Hagerstown
Sandy Hook
Pleasantville
Pearl E. Haines
Judy Lee
Alice Stottlemeyer
Nona’ Anderson
Frederick
Thelma Keesecker
Price Electric Corp
Pleasantville Church of God
J. Donald Eackles
Harpers Ferry
Charles W. Strickler
Jacksonville
Salem
Jacksonvlle
C. B. Strickler
George B. Dela Plaine Jr
Central
Emma Lee Troxell
Adam Road
Frederick Memorial Hospital
William Shirey
Baptist Church
Nathan Troxell
Leonard Shirey
Glen Burnie
Henry Q. Shirey
Chattanooga
Tenn
Nathan Shirey
South Carolin
Sharon Troxell
Carol Troxell
Middletown
Anu
Sara Mojave Lampkin
Michael A
Lynn Manasco Lampkin
Arlington
Floyd B. Lampkin
Thurmont
Raymond O. Manasco
Lancing
Mich
M. L. Creager
Minor Accident On South Market Causes Car Damage
City Police report a roadside collision on South Market street Friday at about 4 30 p m. Two cars were damaged totaling 35 dollars. Mary A Key 49 of RFD 2 Frederick drove a northbound 1962 Chevrolet in the west lane into a parked 1961 Chevrolet owned by Roland Flohr on West South street. Key's car sustained 25 dollars in damage and Flohr's 10 dollars. No charges were filed by Officers Ray N Dietz and Donald E Tracey.
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South Market Street
South Market
Mary A. Key
RFD 2
Frederick
Roland Flohr
West South Street
Ray N. Dietz
Donald E. Tracey
Children’s Aid Secretary Named Secretary of the Year
Mrs. James F. Zimmerman secretary at the Children’s Aid Society of Frederick County was named Secretary of the Year by the Hager Chapter of the National Secretaries Association during National Secretaries Week in Hagerstown. She has served as recording secretary and on the executive board, and is a graduate of Visitation Academy.
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James F. Zimmerman
Children’s Aid Society
Frederick County
Hager
Hagerstown
National Secretaries Association
Zimmerman
Green Lantern Tea Room
Visitation Academy
Red Cross Motor Corps Seeks Young Volunteers
Frederick County Red Cross seeks young men and women 18 or older to serve as Motor Corps drivers. Applicants need a good two year driving record, references, and must have completed a standard First Aid course. Applications available at county high schools or the chapter office 22 A South Market Street.
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Frederick County
Red Cross
William Holzapfel
the Wheels of the Red Cross
Holzapfel
Licenses Renewed For Insurance Men
Baltimore two brokers Stanley and Allan Orlove, former principals of National Motors Insurance Co now in receivership since March 9, have renewed licenses despite ongoing indictments for filing false financial statements. Insurance Commissioner Coppage said licenses were not revoked to avoid interfering with the state’s attorney’s criminal cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Stanley
Allan Orlove
National Motors Insurance Co
John H. Coppage
Problem of immersion in Asbell Creek at flood hearing
Florida hearing heard that Asbell Creek often lacks reliable water for baptisms. State Sen. Eller Asher noted the creek had traditionally served congregations in Bronson for baptisms but a 1955 drought left the water supply unpredictable.
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Bronson
Fla
Asbell Creek
Army
Eller Asher
Sick residents receive hospital updates in Frederick area
Among The Sick Mr Theodore Sundergill of Trail avenue is at Frederick Memorial Hospital after surgery this week with further tests planned. Mr Robert Abrecht Sr of North Market street is slowly improving after two weeks at Newton D Baker Veterans Hospital Martinsburg W Va. Mrs Albert Blumenauer of Wilson Place is admitted to Washington County Hospital in Hagerstown. Mrs Maude Fraley of Burck street recently entered the United States Public Health Service Hospital Baltimore for observation and treatment. Mrs Orville M Magaha of Monocacy-muddy and full at Knoxville underwent minor procedures at Frederick McBuckeystown. She is in satisfactory condition at Buckeystown.
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Theodore Sundergill
Trail Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Robert Abrecht Sr
North Market Street
Newton D. Baker Veterans Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
Albert Blumenauer
Wilson Place
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Maude Fraley
Burck Street
United States Public Health Service Hospital
North Howard Street
Baltimore
Orville M. Magaha
Knoxville
Buckeystown
Frederick McPotomac
Mozi2i Hospital
Wallace to Speak in Cambridge May 11
Cambridge AP report says the Dorchester Business and Citizens Association expects Gov. George Wallace of Alabama to address the group on May 11. Wallace, a Baltimore bound candidate, previously said he had not accepted the invitation, though association president William Wise cited a press secretary indicating definite attendance.
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Cambridge
Dorchester
Udall Calls for Bicycle Paths to Offset Auto Tyranny
Interior Secretary Udall urged bicycle routes as a balance to cars while noting biking risks after 7 am. He spoke at a breakfast with about 60 Congress members alongside Dr. Paul White, citing American Bike Month. Police search for hit run driver of blue two tone Stallion Wagon after crash near Plane No 4 near New Market Mt Airy. No injuries reported.
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Stewart L. Udall
Udall
Paul Dudley White
Congress
Auto Ptate
Plane No. 4
New Market
Mt. Airy
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SRC
State Roads Commission
Joe Eisenhauer
George Washington
POWER
Armed Forces
Power For Peace
All America
Col. Vacca
National Guard Armory
Baker Park
Thomas O'Toole
Association
Mary Joann Brunner
Mt. Pleasant
Col
D. H. Yost
D. J. Carter
Garfield Hoy
Jackie Thomas
Edna Hartsock
J. D. Ganley
Gilmer Castle
Paul E. Mobley
Merkle L. Ifert
Mildred Poole
Alice Bury
Ilse Michels
D. G. Cheatham
Ira B. Staley
Catherine Simmonds
Patrick Kerr
Children’s Aid Secretary
Red Cross Motor Corps
Wallace
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