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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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May 19, 1965

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Frederick Memorial Hospital bids delayed by wage survey

Construction bids for a $3 million addition at Frederick Memorial Hospital were postponed as the U S Department of Labor has not set a prevailing wage for Frederick County. The delay affects bids for new operating rooms emergency room radiology and more tied to a Hill Burton federal grant of 66128398.

Frederick Memorial Hospital U.S. Department of Labor Frederick Baltimore James R. Edmunds Jr Department of Labor Gerald Sauter Frederick County

Jefferson Boy Bitten By Pet Dog

A Jefferson boy, 1 1/2 years old, Oren Codd Smith, was severely bitten on the lip nose and face by his family dog while playing in the yard around 8 30 p m Tuesday. He was treated and released from Frederick Memorial Hospital. The dog is being observed by a local veterinarian.

Jefferson Frederick Memorial Hospital Oren Codd Smith Clayton Smith Tfc Stephen P. Riland

Committees To Tell Race Problems In Frederick County

The Frederick Human Relations Council led by Rabbi Morris Kosman will hear committee reports on discrimination in education housing employment and public accommodations. He says investigations aim to mediate and educate the public about conditions and potential improvements and that earlier discrimination charges aired were erroneous.

Frederick

Frederick physician Dr Bernard C Thomas honored with Scroll of Honor

Dr Bernard C Thomas Sr long serving Frederick County physician and Medical Examiner since 1956 received the Scroll of Honor from the Maryland Medical Society in a surprise Town and Country Restaurant ceremony. The octogenarian twin was lauded for a career spanning over 50 years with congratulatory messages from national and state leaders read aloud.

B. C. Thomas Sr State of Maryland Bernard C. Thomas Sr Frederick County Medical Society Frederick Robert Campbell Hagerstown Thomas Frederick County David Dutrow Harriett Trundle Thomas John Benjamin Thomas Bernard Oscar Oscar Bernard Thei ‘Nother Lyndon B. Johnson J. Millard Tawes Joseph Tydings Daniel Brewster Charles McC. Mathias Jr Russell S. Fisher State of Maryland Fisher Brunswick Elkton Melvin Lea Medical Society E. Paul Magaha Charles V. Main Maryland State Police W. E. O'Hara Samuel R. Dorsey

200 Civic Leaders Attend Vocational Ed Conference Here Today

More than 200 Frederick County leaders gather at West Frederick Junior High for the annual conference on education focused on vocational programs. James L. Reid will deliver the featured address as outside experts from Maryland and the state department assist eight panels reviewing vocational education topics.

Frederick County West Frederick Junior High School Frederick Chamber of Commerce James L. Reid Division of Vocational Education State Department of Education University of Maryland Glenn W. Lews Agriculture State Department Raymond G. Pluemer Warren G. Smeltzer Don Malley Elwood F. Adams Paul P. Plevyak Baltimore County Dwight P. Jacobus Eugene F. Wood Jr Irving W. Herrick Jr Richard Pry Burkittsville John Houston Frederick Albert Makin Lucille H. Wolford Charles A. Nicodemus Walkersville Randolph Putman Allen Routzahn J. Harold Hooper Hood College

Appeals Board Rules On New Radio Towers

Frederick City zoning appeals board ruled that new amateur radio antenna towers require approval if in residential areas and if transmitting. Victor Poor received permission to build a 45 foot tower to replace a 50 foot unit. Neighbors feared TV interference and safety risks, while FCC official John Patton testified on interference handling.

Frederick City Board of Zoning Appeals Appeals Board Victor Poor Center Street Poor Harry L. Quinn David E. Aldridge John E. Patton Federal Communication Commission Patton

City set to announce budget and tax rate Thursday

Frederick city officials schedule a Thursday meeting of the mayor and board of aldermen to formalize the upcoming budget and tax rate. Mayor Magaha says the budget may be the largest in city history, with the tax rate likely remaining at 1.65 per 100 assessed value. The board will hear committee reports on streets and parks including a request to buy an unimproved right of way and a proposal to fence a small park to restrict access from the Culler property.

Frederick City Paul Magaha Magaha J. Eugene Prevost West 14Th Street Earl Beck Culler Avenue Culler

Frederick Bike Club could form for all ages

Public meeting set for Thursday at 7 30 pm in the Staley Park Field House to discuss plans and elect officers for a proposed bicycle organization in Frederick. Julien P Delphey notes growing local interest and envisions a group for families and adults focusing on fun recreation and physical fitness.

Frederick Staley Park Julien P. Delphey Frederick County Physical Fitness Commission Delphey

City Bank Reelects Officers

Fredericktown Savings and Trust Co. reelected W. Meredith 5. Young as president with G. Hunter Bowers R. Monroe Feaga and Robert E. Gearinger as vice presidents and Miss M Margaret Gardner as treasurer. Four new officers include Mrs Elizabeth M Grossnickle secretary Mrs Helen B Young assistant vice president Mrs Barbara F Cramer assistant treasurer and discount officer and Miss Virginia C Derr assistant treasurer. Numerous staff named as tellers bookkeepers and head bookkeepers with ongoing continued page notice.

W. Meredith Young Fredericktown Savings and Trust Co G. Hunter Bowers R. Monroe Feaga Robert E. Gearinger M. Margaret Gardner C. Monroe Keeney Elizabeth M. Grossnickle Helen B. Young Barbara F. Cramer Virginia C. Derr Mary C. Willard Charles F. Trunker Gladys V. Wastler C. Larry Clemson Charles M. Lenhart R. Edward Zimmerman Jr Loretta Crackley Doris A. Slaughter Gloria M. Savage Helen A. Davis Mary Jane Lenhart

Barracks Destroyed in Viet Cong Attack in Binh Thuan

Vietnamese fighter bombers killed 85 Viet Cong in Binh Thuan Province as U S planes destroyed three military barracks and damaged installations in a heavy 20 minute strike. The Coral Sea carrier group bombarded two target areas 40 miles north of the DMZ, with Skyhawk and Skyraider aircraft supported by Crusaders. U S Marines also carried out a first amphibious assault across the Ca Dee River to strike the Truong Minh village held by Viet Cong forces.

Saigon South Viet Nam Binh Thuan U.S U.S. Navy North Viet Nam U. S Coral Sea North United States Hoan Lao Chanh Hoa Viet Nam Ca de River Truong Minh

Forfeits Bond For Health Law Violation

George Shields owner of Shields Trailer Court south of Frederick forfeited 200 bond in Magistrate Court for health department violations. Shields failed to appear. bond forfeited on request of deputy Maryland attorney general. Inspectors found 73 mattresses sofa beds and box springs not sterilized or tagged.

George Shields Shields Frederick Health Department Bryan W. Thompson Louis E. Schmidt Maryland Mahlon F. Kelly Schmidt Sheilds

Stock Market Edges Up in Modest Early Trade

New York stocks opened higher in moderately active trading as investors braced for the day. The market showed a gentle uptick with several key indexes advancing on the first trading session of the week.

New York

Reservists From 538th Signal Company To Attend Camp

The 538th Signal Company, a local U S Army Reserve unit, leaves May 29 for a two week summer camp at Indiantown Gap Military Reservation Pennsylvania. Captain Kenneth N Brachey says the unit will practice signal construction and pole line techniques learned at the Reserve Center. About 8 30 a m they travel by military vehicles to the Pennsylvania site near Harrisburg 20 miles north of the city. The 558th is among 36 000 reservists of the XXI Corps taking part in the 1965 encampment and will return to Frederick June 12. The XXI Corps oversees reserve training in Pennsylvania Delaware Maryland Virginia and the District of Columbia and is headquartered at Indiantown Gap. The 558th site is one of 32 installations in 19 states used this year for two week field training by reservists.

Kenneth N. Brachey East Ninth Street Flair Armory Rocky Springs Road Reserve Center Indiantown Gap Harrisburg 558Th U.S. Army XXI Corps Frederick Pennsylvania Delaware Maryland Virginia District of Columbia 558Th Signal Company Corps

Raft Drifted 1400 Miles Man and Son Rescued at Sea

Frank H. Cushing 63 and Frank Jr. 20, both Guam residents, survived 32 days aboard a 20 foot raft built from oil drums with an improvised sail. They were spotted off Camiguin Island Philippines by a patrol boat after drifting 1,400 miles from Guam. Their provisions remained intact and they reported searching reefs for rare fish.

Manila Guam Frank H. Cushing Frank Jr Camiguin Island Philippine Luzon Cushings Constabulary Young Frank

Dominican Junta Rejects UN Cease Fire Plea Amid War Push

In Santo Domingo the Dominican junta spurned a UN cease-fire appeal as Gen. Antonio Imbert Barreta presses a tank-led offensive against rebels north of the east-west corridor. Rebels led by Col. Francisco Caamano Deno reportedly welcome a truce, while U.S. efforts to influence a coalition government fail.

Santo Domingo Dominican Republic United Nations Jose Antonio Mayobre Venezuela U.N U. Thant Antonio Imbert Barreta Mayobre Francisco Caamano Deno Imbert U.S Francisco J. Rivera Caminero Armed Forces Junta Ozama River United States Rivera Caminero National Harmony Johnson Thomas

Frederick County National Bank Plans New Branch Office

The Frederick County National Bank announces a planned branch at Rosemont Avenue and Shookstown Road after federal approval. Architect plans are underway with expected completion by year end. The bank, founded 147 years ago, reports assets rising to 11.21 million as of May.

Frederick County National Bank Rosemont Avenue Shookstown Road Glenn E Biehl Federal Comptroller of Currency Biehl Bieh Bank Square

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Dominican Jefferson Boy Rhiyf J Rolfe Castleman State Society The County Medical Society Frederick Medicine B. O. Thomas Sr Maryland Medical Group Jesse Downey New Market Harry Fahrney Elkins South Market Street Caruso Carroll Creek Bridge Bike Club City Bank Signal Co 538Th Puto Point Philippines Col James Cushing WTA
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