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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1964
Page
4
Withholding at 14 percent and the lowest 16 percent this year will cause many taxpayers to owe more next April. A proposed fix involves employer adjustments for each exemption, including possible negative exemptions, to create refunds or compulsory savings for tax deficiencies. Tax experts note the approach could help households short on funds, though the authors do not advocate it.
Edgar May argues the public housing system traps families by pushing out those who earn more, perpetuating poverty. He proposes allowing at least 10 percent to stay regardless of income and gradually raising rents as incomes rise to showcase success stories.
A reader criticizes a Newsweek article on Marx and communism, arguing it portrays the USSR in a favorable light. The letter claims world communism remains a threat, cites Khrushchev’s image, and accuses the regime of brutal uprisings and continued oppression of captive nations.
The Frederick Female Seminary Alumnae Club held final meeting of the season at Hood College with a current events review by Minnie Markey, an article on Aviation in the Sahara by Sarah C West, and piano by Florence Trail. Mt Airy residents vote 76 to 56 against a $20 000 fire protection bond. A Monocacy veteran proposes a reunion for survivors on the 50th anniversary of the battle July 9.
SLEARINGS OF THE FRED ERICK city banks hit 26 million dollars for the second year in a row in the 12 months ending May 2 per the Frederick Cleaning House Association report. HOOD COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT exercises begin May 25 with Moving-Up Day in Brodbeck Hall and services May 28. An APPEAL TO PATRIOTISM warns against illegal chain letters circulating in the county with war stamps not making them legal. Recurrence of scarlet fever threatens milk deliveries to Washington and possibly Baltimore, says Dr. E C Kefauver Health Officer.
Mrs. George Page of near Fountain Mills entered Frederick Memorial Hospital for major surgery on Sunday. Master Franklin Hann, son of Mr and Mrs F Leroy Hann of Bowers road, fell at his brother in law and sister’s home on Bowers road injuring his leg. He required stitches at the hospital ER and is recuperating at home. He is a fourth grade student at Elm Street School.
Adele Miller spoke at a joint Monocacy Village and Indian Village Home makers meeting on Know Thy Self Principles of Design focusing on elements color line texture pattern space and principles proportion balance emphasis and rhythm to achieve unity. Afterward the group held a business meeting at Mrs Roderick’s home where safety and civil defense topics were discussed along with a Shakespeare sonnet tribute.
AP Business News writer notes the long peacetime expansion continues with the First National City Bank of New York predicting steady gains. McGraw Hill reports 12 percent rise in planned capital spending to 44 billion this year while consumer spending leads GNP growth to 608.5 billion annualized.
Lt Gen Nikolai L. Dukhov, aged 60, was a noted designer of Soviet tanks and military equipment. His death occurred Friday and was reported by the government newspaper Izvestia on Monday.
AP Wirephoto shows Francis Cardinal Spellman at his New York residence as he marks his 75th birthday. He also notes his 25th anniversary as Roman Catholic Archbishop of New York this month, having been installed on May 22, 1939.
Mr and Mrs Gail Guyton of Smithsburg announce the birth of their second child, a daughter named Sharon Lee, born April 29 at Washington County Hospital in Hagerstown. Mrs Guyton is Joyce Morgan, daughter of Ralph and the late Mrs Morgan of near Wolfsville.
An Italian traffic violator in Trieste fined himself 24 dollars and sent the money to a newspaper to give to an orphanage. He did not sign his name, but noted that on May 1 he failed to stop at a sign and nearly caused an accident.
Mrs T Hale Boggs wife of the House Majority Whip will speak at a Hood College Club benefit luncheon and fashion show at the International Inn Thomas Circle Washington Proceeds go to Hood College The event features notable guests including Mrs Charles Mathias Mrs Randle Elliott and Hood College leaders with Barbara Bolling and Lee Walsh among attendees Information from Hood College Alumnae Office.
W. B. Hilton of Barnesville becomes the first well driller to meet Montgomery County Council requirements for pressure grouting of wells. Grouting fills the annular space around the casing with a cement mix to keep surface contamination out. Dr. Roy P. Lindgren says the Health Department supervises the work with an Environmental Health Division representative present, noting the higher initial cost but safer water for homeowners.
Major McKinney, chief of Fort Detrick Virology Division, is honored in preparation of an inactive arbovirus serologic test antigen. He holds memberships in Beta Lambda Sigma NYU, the American Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene AESA Fort Detrick Chapter, and committees for 1964 admissions and laboratory infection. Born in Terre Haute, Indiana, he is married with two sons, Jeffrey and David, and resides on Fort Detrick post.
Mary Elizabeth Baumgardner 65 of Point of Rocks died at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a one week illness. Survived by three sons Edward III Franklin G and Austin L and daughter Mrs James Butler, plus 15 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren. Calling hours tonight at 7, funeral Thursday 2:30 at 106 East Church Street, interment at St Pauls Lutheran Cemetery. William Cooley 53 of Boyds died at Springfield State Hospital. Survived by siblings Ruth Beall Eliz beth Dove Russell Eugene Cooley Mary Gooding. Graveside Wednesday 11 at St Marys Cemetery Barnesville. Hilton Funeral Home in charge. Theodore Edward Wade 40 of Pen Mar died unexpectedly at Waynesboro Hospital after back injury and prolonged illness. Autopsy pending. Survived by Betty Ridge Wade and children Dennis Leroy Cynthia Sue Debra Ann Melissa Lynne Joan Louise. parents Harry A and Mary Jane Wade of Cascade. brothers Paul R Wade and Harry G Wade Jr. sisters Mrs John Cristie and Mrs Fern Baker. Funeral Thursday 2 at Germantown Bethel Church of God. Burial at adjoining church cemetery. Church is in Cascade vicinity.
About 160 members of Columbia Lodge No 58 A F and A M held their annual Past Masters Night at the Masonic Temple on West Church Street beginning at 6 30 PM The event honored all who have served as Masters with 30 of 35 past Masters in attendance A dinner prepared by Eastern Star members and the wives of past Masters preceded the meeting Rev Clifford P Lloyd offered the invocation Martin H Kinsinger the Most Worshipful Past Grand Master of the Masons in Maryland spoke on Masonic history and charity He cited Mason activities from origins to today and noted their religious charitable roles Charles Gearinger presented a gift to immediate past Master Robert Dailey Jr for his service to the organization.
Teo doro Moscoso, once a rising Kennedy administration figure in the Alliance for Progress, resigns from a key post after being reassigned by President Johnson. In California, actor Peter Lawford faces a Beverly Hilton Hotel lawsuit over 6,762.42 in unpaid charges, part of a 9,011 bill for lodgings and services from 1962 to 1963.
Ellen Witherite, 21, a University of Maryland student from Annapolis, was rescued from Newberry Cave near Bland Virginia after a 14-hour ordeal. She broke her left ankle, faced shock, and was brought to Radford hospital in stable condition. Rescue teams from Virginia Tech Cave Club Wythe County and area units aided, with medical guidance relayed from Dr James B. Kegley Jr at the cave entrance.
Lutheran Church Women of St Luke's met at the home of Mrs Evelyn Culler with eight members and two guests including Rev Eugene Young. Mrs Marie Smith presented Christian Higher Education and noted LCA operates 23 colleges and 10 seminaries. A skit followed with several participants. next meeting set for Miss Derry Feagaville's home. June picnic planned June 5 at Feagaville Community Hall with co chairs Mrs Culler and Mrs Masser.
AP Movie-Television writer profile on Michael Parks charts his rise from a Corona upbringing to featured roles in Daffy and Bus Riley’s Back in Town. He discusses early rejections, the rush of film stardom, and ambition for stage work in New York or London with a possible repertory company.
Funeral services for Mrs Alta Kemp widow of Clayton Kemp were at 11 a.m. Monday at 106 East Church Street with Rev. Raymond E. Wilhelm officiating. Nephews served as pallbearers. entombment in Frederick Memorial Park Mausoleum. Newerapredhh M. R. Etchison and Son directed. Funeral services for Mrs Emma Troxell of 312 Adam Road were at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday at the same funeral home with interment at Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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