Frederick Fire Prevention Week Hails City Committee
Frederick observes Fire Prevention Week with the 1964 Action Fire Prevention Committee leading activities. Eight firemen from United, Independent, Junior, Citizen and Fort Detrick units organize films, door hangers, alarm boxes, drills, decorated windows, posters, and home inspections. Members include Mastrino, Miller, Hamrich, Stroup, Hargett, Wisner, and Rhodes aiding the national contest.
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Frederick
United, Independent, Junior, Citizen
Fort Detrick
Prospect
Monocacy
City Hall
Sparky
Court House
Winchester Hall
Kemp's Department Store
Cline
United Fire Company
National Fire Prevention Association
Millard M. Mastrino
Terry E. Miller
Jerry Hamrich
The
Uniteds
H. M. Stroup
Robert Hargett
John E. Wisner
Independents
Charles G. Rhodes
Citizens
andCharles Wisner
Mathias Addresses Downtowners On Urban Renewal
U S Rep Charles Mc Mathias Jr spoke on urban renewal to the Downtown Frederick Association. He called the federal role that of technician and financier and argued renewal should be locally initiated with caution on rapid expansion and displacement. He urged area preservation and noted housing codes and community planning as key aims.
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Mathias
U. S
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
R-Md
Frederick
Beng
Gorsuch Family Wins Poultry Awards at Frederick Fair
The Gorsuch family of New Windsor led the show with top titles The American Class Champion a Rhode Island Red Cock shown by George Gorsuch The English Class Champion Buff Orpington Hen also shown by George Gorsuch and the Asiatic Class Champion Black Langshan Cock shown by DeWitt Gorsuch Additional winners include Herbert Everhart Charles Leader Sr John Arbaugh and Milton Hoke The 2023 poultry show drew 913 standard entries 758 bantams 285 waterfowl eight pheasants and four checker game birds.
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Gorsuch
New Windsor
Rhode Island
George Gorsuch
DeWitt Gorsuch
Herbert Everhart
Keedysville
West Virginia
Charles Leader Sr
York
Pennsylvania
John Arbaugh
Union Bridge
Milton Hoke
Spring Grove
Fairgrounds
Citizens For LBJ Announce Staff for Frederick County
Randolph Rosencrantz presides as chair of the Young Citizens for Johnson announces staff appointments for the Frederick County unit. Theresa Roger becomes communications secretary, Frederick Bowers the financial secretary, and Jackie Fox is named student coordinator and Hood College student. A meeting at Democratic Headquarters on North Market Street at 8 p.m. Wednesday aims to organize campaign work and orient new members, inviting volunteers.
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Randolph Rosencrantz
Young Citizens For Johnson
Frederick County
Theresa Roger
Frederick Bowers
Jackie Fox
Gibson Named NL Pitcher of the Month for September
Bob Gibson of the St. Louis Cardinals was named the National League pitcher of the month for September. The right-hander won six games in the month, lost only one, and helped the Cardinals clinch the pennant on the season’s final day.
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Cincinnati
Bob Gibson
St. Louis Cardinals
Septemer
Gibson
Speedie Named Broncos Head Coach In Denver
AP reports Mac Speedie, 44, promoted in his third season as offensive end coach to head coach of the Denver Broncos. He replaces fired Jack Faulkner after a 39-10 loss to unbeaten Boston, Denver's 14th straight defeat. Gerald H. Phipps defends the franchise in Denver and confirms Kunz takes GM duties with Kunz stepping to broader day to day supervision.
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Denver
Mac Speedie
Denver Broncos
Speedie
Cleveland Browns
Utah
Jack Faulkner
Boston
Gerald H. Phipps
Broncos
Phipps
Faulkner
Calvin W Kunz
Kunz
Cappelletti Tops AFL Scorers With 61 Points
Gino Cappelletti of Boston leads a touchdown shy AFL scoring list released by AFL statisticians. He has 53 points from kicking, including a record six field goals on Sunday to reach 15 field goals this season. He has 147 AFL points in a season and averages 15.2 points per game, suggesting a potential 200 point season.
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New York
Boston
Gino Cappelletti
AFL
Cappelletti
Minnesota
Denver Broncos
Touchdown Cappelletti
Staubach May Miss Georgia Tech Game
Navy quarterback Roger Staubach was hospitalized with a persistent foot injury in Annapolis. A Naval Academy spokesman said he is under observation and a decision on his availability for Friday's Georgia Tech game is not expected before Wednesday. Staubach aggravated an ankle bruise in the 21-0 loss to Michigan, first noted after the Penn State opener.
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Annapolis
Navy
Roger Staubach
Naval Academy
Georgia Tech
Penn State
Wittenberg Tops Small College Football Ranking
Wittenberg strengthened its lead in the AP small college rankings after a 49 0 victory over Heidelberg. The win marks its third straight win and 29th straight in the Ohio Conference. San Diego State rose to second, Lamar Tech fell, and Delaware dropped after a loss to Gettysburg.
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Wittenberg
Walloping
Heidelberg
Chuck Green
Bob Harvey
Ohio
Associated Press
Small College
Ohoans
San Diego State
Lamar Tech
Delaware
Gettysburg
Prairie View
Louisiana Tech
Sev
Top college teams list includes Florida A M and Susquehanna
The ranking shows Florida A&M and Susquehanna among the newcomers in the top ten. Los Angeles State and Northwest Louisiana Tech join the lineup at spots nine and ten, while Arkansas State and Southwest Texas narrowly miss the first 10.
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Enth
Florida A&m
Susquehanna
Los Angeles State
Northwest
Louisiana Tech
Arkansas State
Southwest Texas
Dark pays final visit to San Francisco park
Alvin Dark made his last appearance at Candlestick Park, now silent as memories of what might have been. The former Giants manager, 42, planned to move to Lake Charles, Louisiana with his family near a golf course. Herman Franks, his replacement, traveled to St Louis for the World Series opener.
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San Francisco
Alvin Dark
Candlestick Park
San Francisco Giants
Lake Charles
Country Club
Herman Franks
St. Louis
Dark
Milwaukee
Giants
Andre Rodgers
Commissioners Face Missing Trees Case
Frederick County Commissioners faced a dispute over rhododendrons fencing and trees claimed removed during Eyler Valley road widening. Edward P Little and George Smith of Baltimore said unimproved cottages on a mountain between Sabillasville and Thurmont lost landscape and asked for compensation. The board tograde and fill the property but will not pay for plants absent county proof of existence.
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Frederick County
Edward P. Little
George Smith
Baltimore
Sabillasville
Thurmont
Samuel W. Barrick
Bids Opened On Grading Machine
The Frederick County Roads Department opened bids on a 23 000 pound grading machine with an attachable snow plow Monday. John C Lewis Company of Baltimore submitted the apparent low bid of 15428, with McClung-Logan Company and Alban Tractor Company submitting higher offers. The low bid will be recommended by County Engineer Southey Nottingham if it meets specifications.
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Frederick County Roads ' Department
Baltimore
John C. Lewis Company
McClung - Logan Company
Alban Tractor Company
Frederick
Lewis Company
Frederick County
Southey Nottingham
Mauch Signs to Pilot Phils Again
Philadelphia Phillies manager Gene Mauch, 38, signed a new two year contract after a season in which the club tied for second in the National League despite blowing a six game lead in the final two weeks. No salary terms were disclosed. General Manager John Quinn presented the offer in the owner's presence, and Mauch immediately inked the deal.
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Philadelphia
Gene Mauch
Philadelphia Phillies
Mauch
John Quinn
Bob Carpenter
Leader's Bible Class 52nd Anniversary at Calvary Methodist
The Leader's Bible Class of Calvary Methodist Church celebrated its 52nd anniversary in the Educational Building. A banquet is set for October 14 in the Parish Hall. Charles L. Myers presided, Charles W. Lockard Sr. led singing, and piano was played by Edward Mantz and Delmas Layman. John M. Grove spoke on the class founding and past highlights, noting 94 attendees.
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Calvary Methodist Church
Charles L. Myers
Charles W. Lockard Sr
Edward Mantz
Delmas Layman
Lee Reichard
Ernest Watkins
Clifford M. Baker
Guy V. Brust
John M. Grove
Claude
Hahn
Walter S. Stull
Wm. C. Zimmerman
Bruce T. O'Hara
Claude Hamm
MD. Federation of Men’s Bible Classes
Popular Springs
Roy Messner
John Baxter Howes
Howes
Wesley Theological Seminary
Washington, D.C
Kentucky
Union College
Boston University
University of Maryland
Central Pennsylvania
Rural Church Department Head Named for Seminary
Dr Howes will organize and lead the Department of Rural Church while teaching. He also serves as Director of Placement and Field Work for the Seminary and as director of the Course of Study School for Supply Pastors.
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Dr. Howes
Arfons Sets World Land Speed Record at 434 MPH
Art Arfons, one of the Flying Arfons brothers, set a world land speed record of 434.09 miles per hour at the Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah. The Akron, Ohio garage owner, 38, said he plans to push for 500 mph on Tuesday, aiming to be the first to reach that mark with his jet powered car.
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Bonneville Salt Flats
Utah
Art Arfons
Arfons Brothers
Akron
Ohio
Utah Salt Flats
Hyattstown Firemen Contain Two Minor Blazes
Hyattstown Volunteer Fire Company answered two small fires on Monday. A taxi fire along Route 70 south of Hyattstown started when a wheel bearing overheated, and firefighters spent about 30 minutes at the scene. A furnace fan at Richard Arneson’s home near Clarksburg smoked briefly with no damage.
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Hyattstown
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Frank Leizear
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East Fourth Street
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