Rotary Club News Highlights Tawes Visit and Key Portrait
Governor J Millard Tawes received a portrait of Francis Scott Key and a manuscript fac simile of the Star Spangled Banner during a Rotary Club event at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Ralph J Austin led introductions as club president with a full program including songs, a newscast, and invocations.
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J. Millard Tawes
Francis Scott Key
Rotary Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Governor Tawes
Ralph J. Austin
Frederick Rotarians
Austin
Warner L
Mike) Brittain
Morton Seigel
Paul Gordon
Frederick
A. Irvin Renn
Lawrence A. Dorsey
E. Paul Magaha
Munshower, Shipley
Renn
Bartgis
Bowlus
John A. Derr
Robert Rothenhoefer
Security Lapse in Kennedy Assassination Probe
The Warren Commission faulted FBI for not notifying the Secret Service about Lee Harvey Oswald and his work in a parade route building. Dallas police could have placed Oswald in protective custody during Kennedy’s Dallas visit. Kennedy warned of the danger, saying a telescope rifle from a high building could reach him. The report urges federal agencies to work together.
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Warren Commission
Kennedy
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Secret Service
Lee Harvey Oswald
Dallas
Oswald
Jacqueline
Kenneth O’donnell
The
United
Lesson of El Chamizal ends a long border dispute
President Johnson formally transferred El Chamizal, a 433 acre tract that shifted into the United States after the Rio Grande altered its course, to Mexican President Adolfo Lopez Mateos. The piece cites Khrushchev’s border threats and urges diplomacy over aggression, noting the century-long bitterness and a final generous, just settlement.
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Johnson
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
el Chamizal
United States
Rio Grande
Khrushchev
Letters To The Editor Denies Right To Know About Red China A Bomb
A reader accuses the Johnson administration of staging a hoax by revealing Red China’s potential A bomb on September 29. The letter argues SECRET information was already known months earlier by military officers and calls for removing classifications to let the public judge policy and consider change. It questions consistency amid debates over France’s weapons and stresses public access to classified data.
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Johnson
Dean Rusk
USAR
Ft. Leavenworth
Red China
France
Goldwater
The
Daldrum
Mac and Associates
Mac
Khrushchev
Stalin
Peking
Mao
State Department
Communist Party
Communist Bloc
People’s Republic
Calls for White House openness over secret information
J. R. Hudson of 332 Magnolia Ave argues that the Johnson administration hides important classified material as of August 6 and manages the news for political ends. The letter urges electing a president who will disclose facts to the American public when they are genuinely newsworthy.
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Gc Johnson
White House
Do You Know Out of the Past From the oldest metal to paper
Archaelogists cite six to seven thousand year old copper pin in an Egyptian grave as the oldest metal implement. Wheat and barley were early cultivars with millet also grown. Emmer wheat appears in Egyptian granaries and papyrus led to the naming of paper. Greeks added a grammatical ending to papyrus forming papyr. Ancient Egyptian books were scrolls stored in labeled jars on noble shelves.
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Egypt
Fifty Years Ago Items From The News-Post File
Mr George Edward Schell, a noted tensorial artist, celebrates his 23rd birthday. Russian forces report continued success against German invaders in Poland as the Niemen frontier clashes persist. Hood College farm receives 134 loads of freight for new buildings. West Patrick street bridge work begins with removal of old wooden flooring. Mr George R Stottle Myer of Wolfsville buys an organ for Sensenbaugh School, enhancing music in the growing school.
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George Edward Schell
Russian
Poland
Grand Duke
Nicholas
Niemen
Ossowiec
Hood College Farm
Frederick
James H. G. Best
Patrick Street
Carroll Creek
George R. Stottlemyer
Wolfsville
Sensenbaugh School
Roosevelt outlines eight postwar Germany controls
Twenty years ago notes recount President Roosevelt’s eight point plan to shape postwar Germany so it cannot threaten future generations. Chungking faces gloom over recent Chinese defeats and potential loss of American air bases in China. Maynard Hengst returns to Hollywood after visiting Thurmont parents. Joseph Clabaugh travels west for work. Mrs. Glenn H Worthington departs Record Street for Des Moines to visit her son.
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Roosevelt
Germany
14Th Air Force
China
Chungking
Maynard Hengst
Hollywood
Calif
Roy Hengst
Thurmont
Joseph Clabaugh
West
Glenn H. Worthington
Record Street
Des Moines
Iown
Richard Worthington
Maryland Realtors Conference Set for Oct 16 17
The Maryland Association of Real Estate Boards will hold its annual fall conference October 16 and 17 at The Washingtonian Motel in Gaithersburg. Frederick County Real Estate Board president Charles S. V. Sanner will lead a local delegation. Banquet October 17 will honor Realtor Of The Year William B. Guy Jr. and Lloyd C. Coates. William O. Hayes Jr. is the sole nominee for incoming state president.
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Washingtonian
Gaithersburg
Maryland Association of Real Estate Boards
Charles S. V. Sanner
Frederick County Real Estate Board
Lanner
Maryland
Cumberland
Charles Jamison
Poolesville
Joseph D. Cooper
Aalph C. Rohland
National Association of Real Estate Boards
William B. Guy Jr
Baltimore
Lloyd C. Coates
Hyattsville
Maryland Association
William O. Hayes Jr
Moose To Meet In Brunswick District Gathering
A District No 2 meeting for Loyal Order of Moose and Women of the Moose will be held in Brunswick at the Moose Home Monday at 8 p m. All members of the Frederick lodge and chapters are invited to attend.
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the Loyal Order of the Moose
Women of the Moose
Brunswick
Moose
Monnday
Frederick
Five Day Forecast From The Associated Press
The five day outlook shows temperatures averaging two to five degrees below normal with highs from 67 to 73 and lows 48 to 56, dipping to around 40 in extreme Western Maryland. Mostly cloudy skies with periods of rain.
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The
Associated Press
Maryland
Four leaders helm China as Mao’s regime marks 15 years
The article profiles Mao Zedong, Liu Shaoqi, Zhou Enlai, and Zhu Teh as the core of China since 1949, noting their survival amid internal dissent and external pressure. It credits their era with transforming a poor agrarian state into a modern power, despite failed campaigns and periodic crises.
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John Roderick
Tokyo
Stalin
Red China
Peking
Heavenly Peace
China
Mao Tze-Tung
Liu Shao-Chi
Chou Enlai
Chu Teh
National People’s Congress
United States
Soviet Union
Europe
Asia
South America
Kuomintang
Chiang Kai-Shek
Mao
Teng Hsiaoping
Peng Chen
Marshal Lin Piao
Chen Yun
Mathias To Discuss Campaign Issues At Synagogue Meeting
Rep Charles Mathias discusses campaign topics with Dr Charles Doctor representing Royce Hanson at a Frederick Section National Council of Jewish Women meeting at Beth Sholom Synagogue. Hood College professor Dr James Ranck moderates. Doctor is Montgomery County Fair Representation president and Hanson proxy.
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Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Charles Doctor
Beth, Sholom
Doctor
Royce Hanson
Frederick
National Council of Jewish Women
James Ranck
Hood College
Mathias
Congress
Maryland House of Delegates
American University
Hanson
Montgomery County Committee For Fair Representation
Guild Holds Sept Meet at Pleasant Hill United Church
Members of the Women's Guild of the Pleasant Hill United Church of Christ held their September meeting with ten members present. Rev. Mary Wenck led a program on "Using Our Resources" as hymns and discussion followed. A nominating committee was appointed and the next meeting is set for late October.
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Women’s Guild
The
Pleasant Hill United Church of Christ
Frances Cecil
Mary Wenck
Boris Cannon
Evelyn Catsail
Clover Hill Homemakers Tour Meats Buying Tips
Clover Hill club members met in Linden Hills at Mrs. Dane Shafer’s home for a September gathering. Mrs. Frank Rood opened with a poem, and Mrs. Nancy Crum and Mrs. Sue Sandbower demonstrated meat selection and tenderness using slides. A social period followed with refreshments. the October meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Rood on October 7.
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Clover Hill Club
Clover Hill Homemakers Club
Dane Shafer
Linden Hills
Frank Rood
Nancy Crum
Sue Sandower
Sanbower
Rood
Clover Hill
Party line links branch office tellers to bank machines
A new party-line system connects teller workstations across branch offices to the main banking machines. The design aims to streamline transactions, reduce idle time, and improve consistency in handling customer deposits and withdrawals.
Obituary notices for Jahre Hause Leatherman McLeod and Etchison
Deaths reported for John W. Hause 91 of Boonsboro after illness at Fahrney Keedy Memorial Home with burial at Broadfording. Annie K Leatherman 82 of Middletown dies at home. survivors include four sons and three daughters. service at Glad Hill Funeral Home then Lutheran Cemetery. Rosina Virginia McLeod 88, Baltimore area, dies at Maryland Odd Fellows Home. step son and sister survive. services at Odd Fellows Home and Baltimore Cemetery. Funeral directors M R Etchison and Son assist.
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David McLeod
Rosina Virginia McLeod
North Calvert Street
Baltimore
Maryland Odd Fellows
Frederick and
Wilhelmina
Presbyterian Church
Reginald W Snowden of New Market dies at 68
Reginald William Snowden 68 of New Market died suddenly at home Thursday morning. He was born in Montgomery County son of Sheridan and Annie Bowie Snowden. Survived by widow since 1954 and children Norma Dorsey Kenneth Snowden Ruby Pryor June Tyler Julius Snowden Reginald Jr. Also survived by sister Mildred Hawkins nine grandchildren four great grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews. He was a World War I veteran and member of Simp son Methodist church James E Stewart Masonic Lodge William P Larkin American Legion post. Services set at Simpson Methodist Church with Rev Lloyd Lyles officiating Interment in church cemetery.
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Reginald W. Snowden
Reginald William Snowden
New Market
Montgomery County
Sheridan
Annie Bowie Snowden
Howard Lee
Philadelphia
Norma Dorsey
Monrovia
Kenneth Snowden
Ruby Pryor
June Tyler
Julius Snowden
Reginald
Sonny) Snowden Jr
Mt. Airy
Mildred Hawkins
Damascus
Simpson Methodist Church
James E. Stewart
Lloyd Lyles
Church
Rainy Day Centeral Maryland Fair Agenda
Rain continues as 4H Tractor Operator contest and Central Maryland Regional FFA contest headline the day at the fair. Baby Beef Sale and top beef steer awards highlight the evening, with grand champion Ralph Itz Jr. of Rocky Ridge winning twice. Kids’ Day offers free admission with passes, and a four month old well drilling exhibit by Austin Keyser draws crowds as depth reaches 105 feet and output around six gallons per minute.
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Central Maryland
Wetherlay
Ralph Itz Jr
Rocky Ridge
Austin Keyser
Austin N. Garver
Appalachia Aid Faces Obstacles In Congress
Opposition from Appalachia groups blocks a hospital plan for Social Security retirees. The House bill would raise retirement benefits while the Senate adds hospital coverage, prompting a possible compromise to avoid a year delay. A separate $1.06 billion Appalachia rehabilitation bill stalls due to absenteeism and uncertain House support.
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Senate
House
Johnson
Appalachia
Mrs Bernard Smith Visits Brother in Philadelphia Then World's Fair
Mrs Bernard Smith of Dill s Avenue has returned from a visit with her brother Mr Willard Gwin in Philadelphia and then traveled to the World's Fair. Her trip was a present from her brother Pfc Robert Wiles son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Wiles of New Windsor who is currently on leave with the U S Army.
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Bernard Smith
Dills Avenue
Willard Gwin
Philadelphia
Moose Women To Have Christmas for Moosehart and Moosehaven
Frederick Chapter No. 347 Women of the Moose will host a Christmas for Moosehart and Moosehaven program on October 7 at 8 p.m. at the Moose Home on West South Street. Mrs. Elizabeth Fawley and Mrs. Courtney Bryan chair Moosehart and Moosehaven respectively. The enrollment of candidates in Mrs. Fawley’s honor will precede a program titled Fraternally Yours, with other entertainments and refreshments to follow. All members are urged to attend.
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Frederick
Women of the Moose
Moosehart
Moosehaven
Moose Home
West South Street
Elizabeth Fawley
Courtney Bryan
Dr Pullen Addresses Lions On Education And Community
Dr Pullen former Maryland State Superintendent of Education spoke to the Lions Club of Frederick at the Hotel. He urged universal education aligned to ability and the common good, linking poverty and crime to ignorance and urging concern for education nationwide. Three new members were inducted and welcomed into the club, joining a global service body with thousands of projects. Visitors from various Lions Clubs attended.
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Lions Club of
Rich
As G
Pullen
Mississippi
Maine
Towa
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Maryland
Lions Club
Austin Angleberger
Julien Delphey
Robert E. Dailey Jr
Jerry Sauter
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Lions den
George Barthel
John Holmes
Paul Fogle
Middletown
Glue Sniffer Convicted Of Murder In Slaying
An 18 year old Salt Lake City youth, Ray Wayne Pierce, was convicted of second degree murder for the death of Kenneth Jack Vaught during a glue sniffing session at Pierce's apartment on May 28. A 12 man jury deliberated two hours before the verdict, with the defense arguing temporary insanity from glue inhalation and experts testifying about irrational behavior induced by airplane glue fumes.
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Salt Lake City
Ray Wayne Pierce
Kenneth Jack Vaught
Pierce
Funeral services for Harry Rimmer Wilson
Funeral services for Harry Rimmer Wilson of East Second Street were held at 2 p.m. Thursday at the funeral home on 106 East Church Street. The Rev. Robert F. Woodward of First Baptist Church officiated. Interment will be at the family’s discretion. M. R. Etchison and Son, funeral directors.
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Harry Rimmer Wilson
East Second Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
East Church Street
Robert F. Woodward
First Baptist Church
M. R. Etchison and Son
Udder Protector Promises Cow Fashion News
Copenhagen AP reports a Danish agricultural show introduced a bovine garment called udder protector. The device protects cows against inflammation and irritation from harnesses and clothing, marking a surprising turn in farm fashion.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Admission to the Church Street Ward
A recent entry records a patient admission to Church Street Ward noting health status and custody details. The brief entry lists the date and department but contains limited additional information.
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Church Street
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Great Southern Ftg. & Mfg. Co
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Magnolia Ave
News-Post
Realtors
Teresa Rice
Monocacy
Knoll's Ferry
Maynard Rice
RFD
Teresa
Joseph Rice
Highland Street
Guild
John W. Hause
Fahrney-Keedy
Boonsboro
Maggansville
Joseph
Annie Elizabeth Kepner Hause
Church of the Brethren of
Floyd Leatherman
Annie K. Leatherman
John P
Sarah Ann Derr
Myersville
Church of the Brethren
Norman W. Etzler
James McLaren
R. Glenn
John W
William M
Charles E
Sadie, Gaver
Boonesboro
Gladhill
Charles Cameron
Lutheran Cemetery
Joseph Tydings
United States Senate
John Lest
Charlotte Korrell
W. Spennie
Frederick Fair
Dr. Pullen
Lions of Education
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