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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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May 08, 1964

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Investigators Move to Trace Heptachlor in Milk Sources

Congressmen press an FDA probe targeting feed dealers in Frederick Montgomery and Washington counties to trace out of state shipments after heptachlor was found in local milk. The effort aims to determine feed contamination and safeguard dairy permits amid widespread economic loss and livestock concerns.

Food and Drug Administration Charles McC. Mathias Jr Frederick Montgomery Washington Mathias

Lecturer Dr Chester Swor To Speak Here

Dr Chester Swor renowned lecturer and author begins a Spiritual Emphasis Week at First Baptist Church Sunday morning He will address Frederick High School morning services Lions Club luncheon next Thursday and WMHS morning devotions at 945 am Rev Robert F Woodward arranged the appearances Swor is Mississippi College alumnus and former dean and professor Now travels writing and speaking since 1942 Continued on page 4

Chester Swor First Baptist Church Frederick High School Lions Club Francis Scott Key WMHS Swor Robert F. Woodward Mississippi

Mathias To Visit In Myersville Sunday

The Myersville Fire Company plans its annual Mother's Day dinner this Sunday at noon. Congressman and Mrs Charles McC Mathias Jr and their children will attend as special guests. Gilbert Spangler Stroup, candidate for Mayor of Myersville, will host the Mathias family during the visit.

Myersville

Alderman Shipley Volunteers for Annexation Petition Drive

Alderman Shipley volunteered at the Mayor and Board meeting to assist in securing signatures for the proposed annexation of land south of the city. Mayor Magaha said 25 percent ownership signatures are needed before moving forward. Brosius Homes representatives urged speed, noting only 11 Carrollton subdivision lots remain inside the city limits and plans must consider future development.

Richard Shipley E. Paul Magaha Wille Carrollton Brosius Homes Magaha J. William Brosius L. J. Brosius Charles A. Price Price

Memorial Tower and Carillon for Lourdes Grotto at Mount St Marys

The Pang born Foundation funds a 116 foot memorial tower with a 26 foot Mary statue at the National Shrine Grotto of Lourdes atop Mount St Marys College Emmitsburg. The 14 bronze bells and carillon will be made in Italy Holland and installed by Lawrence Construction with F Edward Tormey Jr designing the structure.

Pangborn Foundation Lourdes Mount St. Mary’s College Emmitsburg Robert BR. Kline St. Mary’s Mount Saint Mary's Church John DuBois New York Mount Saint Mary’s College and Seminary Elizabeth Ann Seton Inlaw Seton Pietresanta Italy de Ranieri Studios, Inc Petit and Fritsen Ltd Aarle- Rixtel Holland F. Edward Tormey Jr Baltimore Lawrence Construction Company St Mary’s County Mount St. Mary's College

Gas Company Is Sued Over Fatal East Fifth Street Fire

The Frederick Gas Company faces two wrongful death suits totaling 100000 over a Christmas Eve fire that killed Mr. and Mrs. Henry King and damaged their East Fifth Street home. Administrators claim neglected mains and a dangerous gas leak caused injuries to the King family and to the Davis household nearby. Fire occurred alongside another destroyed home and multiple injuries in a neighborhood blaze.

Frederick Gas Company East Fifth Street Court House Henry King James W. McBride Florence Mary Jane King Mae H. Abel Kings Edwin F.nikirk King John Davis Davises

Truman in Birthday Spin Bets Johnson Beats Roosevelts 1936

Washington AP Harry S Truman at age 80, energetic and chatting with reporters, predicted that President Johnson will perform in November as Roosevelt did in 1936. The impromptu briefing near the White House interrupted his morning walk as cameras and equipment surrounded him. He spoke on various topics, then returned to Blair House and to the Capitol for a breakfast with Senate colleagues while still juggling unresolved worries.

Washington Harry S. Truman Johnson Franklin D. Roosevelt Roosevelt Maine Vermont Alf Landon Farragut Square White House Truman Blair House Capitol Senate

No Local Troops Ordered To Cambridge

A Maryland National Guard spokesman said no word had been received ordering troops to Cambridge for Governor George C. Wallace's Monday night speech. Maj. Gen. Milton A. Reckord announced 400 troops from the eastern shore are ordered to duty.

National Guard Cambridge George C. Wallace Alabama Maryland Milton A. Reckord

Downtown Properties Sold To Four-Man Group

The former Ruger Rice property at West Patrick and South Court streets sold as part of a $132,500 downtown property deal. A. Rice and sons are named in the photo credit. No immediate plans were announced for the properties involved.

4-Man Group Ruger Rice West Patrick and South Court Streets Frank + Keefer A. Rice and Sons Frank J. Keener

Johnson in Deep South Urges Racial Justice Against Extremists

President Johnson touring the Deep South urged justice among the races and rejection of extremists who stir old hostilities. At a Georgia breakfast he drew applause from lawmakers and said a compassionate government is needed, noting Franklin Roosevelt’s legacy and vowing to continue the war on poverty and equal rights for all citizens.

Atlanta Johnson Deep South Georgia South White House Gainesville Franklin D. Roosevelt Franklin Roosevelt Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr Roosevelt

New Director Named For Veterans Center

Nelson A. Jackson named director of the Baker Veterans Administration Center in Martinsburg West Virginia succeeding Donald Blade. Sen Robert Byrd was advised by the VA in Washington. Jackson, 56, previously led the VA Hospital in Miles City Montana and has been a patient at the Martinsburg center for several months.

Martinsburg W.va Nelson A. Jackson Baker Veterans Adminstration Center Donald Blade Robert C. Byrd D-W.va Veterans Adminstration Washington Jackson Veterans Administration Hospital Miles City Mont

Johnson A. Trago Brust Jr. on Cumberland reception committee

Brust Jr., formerly of Frederick, greeted President Johnson on Thursday during his Cumberland visit. He is associated with West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co.

A. Trago Brust Jr Frederick President Johnson Cumberland Mr. Brust West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co

Two Tracts Involved in Sale in Frederick

A major downtown Frederick property deal closes as William Hood and Jeanette Hood sell two West Patrick and six South Court parcels and William S Hood Inc sells South Bentz Street to a four man syndicate for about 132,500. Purchasers include Robert Middlemas Woodsboro Manuel Weinberg James McSherry and R Edwin Brown. The Bentz Street site formerly Ruger Rite holdings housed a long running wholesale grocery later moved to East Street. The buyers plan investment with no immediate redevelopment.

Frederick William 5. Hood Jeanette B. Hood West Patrick Street South Court Street Fourman William S. Hood Inc South Bentz Street Goodwill Industries Bentz Street Robert Middlemas Woodsboro Manuel M. Weinberg James McSherry R. Edwin Brown Rockville Seyimour Stern Weinberg and Weinberg Law McSherry Hoods West Patrick Court Street American Finance Company Reserve Life Insurance Company Coker’s House of Fabrics Western Union James Office Machines Market Hood Inc Hood East Street

City Starts Animal Cleanup War on Stray Animals

City officials announced a full scale campaign against domestic animals running at large. Chief Charles V. reported 36 animals captured in the first week, with a routine improving complaint follow up. A farm records each complainant and outcome, and the warden removed dogs cats squirrels and a dead post sum.

Charles V. Main

Market pushes higher as steels and Chrysler lead gains

The New York stock market advanced toward record highs with steel stocks and Chrysler in the lead. Trading remained brisk as rails rose following a shaky start, lending support to the industrials.

New York Steels Chryslers

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Alderman Shipley Shrine Grotto Nne The National Gas Company Lewis West Patrick Street William S. Hood Jeannette B. Hood Frank J Keefer Manuel Weinberg Marker’s Grocery Deep Veterans Center iTrading
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