Business and Elections in the 1964 Election
The Chase Manhattan Bank argues in Business in Brief that national election results are unlikely to alter the business cycle. Markets react to events, but underlying forces drive growth. political shifts rarely change the overall economy in the short term. The piece notes historical patterns across 32 elections, showing mixed outcomes for parties in power during expansions and recessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase Manhattan Bank of New York
Business
Washington
Johnson
Dwight D. Eisnehower
Adlai E. Stevenson
White House
Scout Commissioner Named In Frederick Meeting
Harold B. Clark was unanimously endorsed as Scout Commissioner of Frederick at the YMCA meeting to succeed Harry W. Zeigler. An automobile coal cart demonstrated truck advantages over horse and wagon for local dealers Newman and Company and Markell and Ford. Residents reported unusual water flow at Clarke Place. Six hundred attended the Evangelical Reformed church anniversary service for George Edward Smith, musical director of the church choir for 35 years.
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Boy Scouts of
Frederick
YMCA
Harold B. Clark
Evangelical Lutheran
Harry W. Zeigler
Susquehanna Y.M.C. A
Newman and Company
Markell and Ford
Clarke Place
Evangelical Reformed Church
George Edward Smith
Right To Know Tax Funds Breakdown Refused by Board of Education
In Maryland a public record principle is cited as crucial to government transparency. The Board of Education, at its Wednesday meeting, refused a request for a complete breakdown of tax fund expenditures by payee and total payroll amounts, challenging the public right to access spend data.
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Free Press
America
Maryland
Board of Education
County Teachers To Meet Monday
The Frederick County Teachers Association will hold its fall meeting Monday at North Frederick Elementary School at 7 30 p m. President Robert Haugen will preside. The main topic is adoption of a new constitution and the report of the Teachers Examiners Professional Standards Committee. Robert Dubell of the Maryland State Teacher's Association will outline services before a question and answer session.
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Frederick County Teacher’s Association
North Frederick
Robert Haugen
Teachers Ex Uecutors Professional Standards Committee
Robert Dubell
Maryland State Teacher's Association
Twenty Years Ago Items From The News Post Files
Twenty years ago items include L B Mayer topping the payroll charts as the Treasury lists 140 individuals earning over 75000 for 1942 or 1943. Mayer received 1138992.47 from Loews Incorporated. Frederick County War Fund drive progress reports show $9678.60 raised. Hood College trustees elected Oscar B Coblent z and Andrew Kendall Coffman to fill vacancies caused by deaths and resignations. Mrs Frank Shriner hosted a luncheon and bridge at Hotel debona Braddock Heights.
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L. B. Mayer
Mayer
Treasury
Loew’s Incorporated
Sity
Frederick County
Community Chest
Cit
Lincoln D. Engelbrecht
Hood College Board of Trustees
Rew
Harry N. Bangler
Harrisburg
Oscar B. Coblentz
C. Martin Bomberger
Jeannette
Andrew Kendall Coffman
Hagerstown
Frank Shriner
Rockwell Terrace
Braddock Heights
Frederick County Real Estate Assessments Fall Below State Averages
The assessment rate in Frederick County stands at 50.7 percent of actual value versus the state average of 55.2 percent, marking one of the lowest local percentages in the state. County official Dorsey notes the valuations reflect unreal, speculative values current now and do not indicate land value in normal times.
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Frederick County
Dorsey
Professor Leaves For Year's Work Overseas
Dr Theodore E Woodward head of Maryland School of Medicine department and his physician wife depart Baltimore for a sabbatical year in Pakistan. Woodward serves as director of the university's Institute of International Medicine overseas base in Lahore. During his absence Dr John G Wiswell acts as head of the medicine department.
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Baltimore
Theodore E. Woodward
University of Maryland School of Medicine
Pakistan
Woodward
Institute of International Medicine
Lahore
John G. Wiswell
Department of Medicine
Young Democrats To Meet Tuesday
The Young Democratic Club of Frederick County will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Shamrock Restaurant on U.S. 15 north of Thurmont. Randolph B. Rosencrantz, Frederick County chairman of the Young Citizens for Johnson, will speak on the campaign. Stanley Y. Bennett is president of the club.
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Young Democratic Club
Frederick County
U.S. 15
Thurmont
Randolph B. Rosencrantz
Young Citizens For Johnson
Stanley Y. Bennett
Minor Accidents Reported
Several minor accidents were reported yesterday and Wednesday by City Police. A convertible driven by Carman Gynneau and a sedan driven by Barbara See ger collided at Dill Avenue and North Bentz Street with about 45 dollars damage. A tractor trailer driven by Roy McAlexander struck a coupe driven by Charles Barker on North Market Street and Church Street with about 50 dollars damage. A sedan driven by Clement Mohler entered the path of Walter Thrasher at North Market and Sixth Streets due to brake failure with about 170 dollars damage. A second collision on North Market near Sixth Street between Ralph Bogdanowicz and Paul Smith caused about 55 dollars damage.
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Carman Gynneau
Wilson Place
Barbara L. Seeger
Magnolia Avenue
Dill Avenue
North Bentz Street
W. Boost
D. Abrecht
Roy E. McAlexander
Spencer, Va
North Market Street
Church Street
Charles D. Barkier
Walkersville
Charles K. Cashour
Clement T. Mohler
Wesr
Seventh Street
North Market and
Sixth Streets
Walter L. Thrasher
RFD 5
Frederick
C. L. Phillips
Mohler
Ralph B. Bogdanowicz
Paul S. Smith
RFD 7
Sixth Street
Phillips
Emmitsburg GOP Elects Officers
Emmitsburg Republican Central Committee met at the Fire Hall on October 1 with 15 members. Sam Hays resigned as chairman after holding the post since Col. Thomas Frailey's death. William Strickhouser was elected chairman with Robert Sayler as vice chairman, Charlotte Eyster secretary, and Robert Glass treasurer. Republican HQ openings planned for the public on Friday and Saturday evenings three weeks before the election. Precinct captains named: (1) Patrick Zimmerman, Sam Hays, Andrew Eyster. (2) Robert Glass, Dave Glass, (2A) Harry Swomley. (3) Judge Glass. Another meeting set for Wednesday at 8 o'clock in the Fire Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Republican Central Committee
Sam Hays
Thomas Frailey
William Strickhouser
Robert Sayler
Charlotte Eyster
Robert Glass
Republican
Patrick Zimmerman
Andrew Eyster
Dave Glass
Harry Swomley
Judge Glass
Strickhouser
At & O
Paradise in India claims archaeologist locates biblical paradise
Dr Samuel Framer, an archaeologist, argues Paradise lies in India and presented his theory to students and locals at Shepherd College. He linked biblical and Mesopotamian references, the river and mountain clues, and ivory on clay tablets to a eastern origin, while acknowledging skepticism from colleagues.
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India
Samuel Framer
Shepherd College
Kramer
Paradise
Babylonia
Africa
Sick Mrs Rector and others in Frederick area
Mrs Myrtle M Rector of Weet Seventh Street has returned home from Frederick Memorial Hospital where she was under observation and treatment. Mrs Earle F Keefer of near Keymar has entered Wilmer clinic at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore for eye surgery. Mr Raymond C Geisbert of 235 West Patrick Street, long time caretaker of Frederick City Hall, is a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital under observation and treatment, undergoing surgery and rest.
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Myrtle M. Rector
Seventh Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Earle F. Keefer
Keymar
Wilmer Clinic
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Raymond C. Geisbert
Patrick Strest
Frederick City Hall
Understanding the Newspaper Profession and Its People
An excerpt extols newspaper work as a stable, respected career. It rebuts Hollywood myths about reporters, highlights the roles from reporters to advertisers, and urges students to pursue education and practical experience in journalism values, ethics, and craft.
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Severanies
Clyde E Thomas Elected Hood College Board Chairman
Clyde E. Thomas was elected chairman of Hood College Board of Trustees at the fall meeting on the college campus. He succeeds the late R. Paul Smith and had served as acting chairman since May. Robert E. Clapp was elected vice chairman, and two new trustees, Richard C. McCurdy and Gen. William Whipple, joined.
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Clyde E. Thomas
Hood College Board of Trustees
Thomas
Frederick
R. Paul Smith
Smith
Robert E. Clapp
6Th Judicial Circuit
Maryland
Clap
Frederick Trading Company
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Fredericktown Savings and Trust Company
Richard C. McCurdy
Shell Chemical Company
Gen
William Whipple
Energy Corporation of America
McCurdy
Darien
Con
Red Chinese Plan Atomic Explosion End Of Year
AP dispatch reports Communist China moving to maximize impact in Africa and Asia as an atomic test is expected after October. Officials cite Rusk's Sept. 29 warning and U.S. evidence of late-stage preparations, predicting an atmospheric detonation detectable worldwide, possibly in Sinkiang. Divorces noted for Jean M. Sulcer and George T. Sulcer with name restoration to Miss Jean Delores Miller.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
China
Africa
Asia
Paris
Dean Rusk
Rusk
United States
Sinkiang
Jean M. Sulcer
Farmers and Mechanics Citizens National Bank
Market and Second Streets
George T. Sulcer
Obituaries from Maryland area report multiple deaths
Mrs Mary Elisabeth Mille ra Mills widow of James Fred Mills Sr aged 72 of Cobb Island Md died at Western Maryland hospital Thursday evening Born in Lamaster Pa she was daughter of the late William and Laura Crider Clapp She is survived by daughters May Whisner Helen Nusbaum Shirley Coulboy and sons Guy William Frederick Eugene C James Fred Jr Harold L Sister Esther Yates and many grandchildren and great grandchildren Funeral at Norment Funeral Home Leitersburg Pike on Monday at 1030 with Rev Ray E Blanset officiating Burial in Cedar Hill Cemetery Greencastle Friends may call after 7 pm Saturday Lyde G Poole 64 of Cedar Grove died Friday after a long illness Survived by one sister Virginia King and several nieces and nephews Call at Olin L Molesworth Funeral Home Damascus Sunday 2 pm Interment in Salem Methodist Cemetery Cedar Grove Frank T Warrenfeltz retired Boonsboro merchant died at St Agnes Hospital Baltimore Friday at 6 pm age 77 Born Myersville son of Martin T and Annie M Wachter Warrenfeltz Member of Trinity Lutheran Church Boonsboro former with M T Warrenfeltz and Sons until retirement 1959 WWI veteran Past commander Clopper Michael Post 16 American Legion Kee dysville Member of Antietam Lodge AF & AM No 197 Hagerstown Ithiel RA Chapter No 27 Hagerstown Ali Ghan Temple Cumberland St Bernard Commandery No 9 Knights Templar IOOF Lodge Baltimore Life long Republican and former member of Boonsboro Water Board Surviving wife Lorine Gardner Warrenfeltz Body at East Funeral Home Boonsboro Funeral Sunday 2 pm Rev Neil Newton Burial Boonsboro Cemetery Call 7-9 pm this evening
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Mary Elisabeth Millera
Mary Elisabeth Mills
Cobb Island
James Fred Mills Sr
Western Marylandian Hospital
Lamaster
William and
Laura Crider Clappsaddle
May Whisner
Helen Nusbaum
Frederick
Shirley Coulboy
Guy William
Eugene C
Baltimore
James Fred Jr
Washington, D.C
Harold L
Esther Yates
Wolfsville
Hildren
Norment Funeral Home
Potomac Avenue
Ext
Leiters‘burg Pike
Ray E. Blanset
Cedar Hill
Greencastle
Norment Fukas
Lyde G. Poole
Cedar Grove
Fillmore
Margaret Watkins Poole
Montgomery County
Virginia King
Washington, D. C
Olin L. Molesworth
Damascus
Salem Methodist Cemetery
Frank T. Warrenfeltz
Boonsboro
St. Agnes Hospital
Myersville
Martin T
Annie M. (Wachter) Warrenfeltz
Trinity Lutheran Church
M. T
Boonsboro Cemetery
Funeral services for Walker Shipley of Damascus
Funeral services were held Friday at 2 p.m. from the Damascus Methodist Church for Walker M. Shipley who died Tuesday. Rev. Frank Depre officiated. Interment in Damascus Cemetery. Pallbearers were Roland Poole Cecil Allnutt Crawford Williams Leonard Mullinix William Mullinix Hilton Nehouse. Olin L. Molesworth, funeral director.
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Walker M. Shipley
Damascus
Permits For Industrial Expansion Over $1.2 Million
Frederick City issued permits for industrial growth including a $1,196,000 State Farm Mutual Life central Atlantic headquarters at 800 Oak Street Linden Hills to be steel framed with fireproof construction and crewed mainly by local female workers. Additional permits covered Noland Company expansion, a Wyngate home, a duplex additon, a carport, a basement entrance, a fire escape, and a basket weave fence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
State Farm Mutual Central
Noland Company Inc
Jefferson Street
Norva Avenue
Wyngate
E. W. Ausherman Inc
Jack Kidwiler
Fairview Avenue
Herbert Tanner
Early Frederick landmarks and figures tied to 18th century lot
The 1765 parcel at Chapel Alley became parish property for Father George Hunter, with Fr. John Dubois erecting Frederick’s first Catholic Church. Cary left his estate career for politics, joining Maryland’s 1775 Committee of Observation. 119 121 West Patrick was built by David Levy after purchasing from Dr. John Tyler, famed for cataract surgery and ophthalmology. The Levy building later became the Levy Tavern.
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George Hunter
Chapel Alley
John Dubois
Tne
Frederick
Cary
Committee of Observation
Maryland
American Congress
Motor Company
West
Patrick Street
David Levy
John Tyler
Levy
Tyler
Prince Georges County
London
England
America
Second Annual High School Newspaper Workshop Held at Shepherd
Future journalists from the Eastern Panhandle and nearby states will gather at Shepherd College on October 17 for the second annual High School Newspaper Workshop. Hosted by Shepherd College and WVU School of Journalism, the all day event features a lecture by John Lee, reporting workshops, and a supervised tour of The Martinsburg Journal plant. About 150 attendees are expected.
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Panhandle
Shepherd College
West Virginia University School of Journalism
Oliiver S. Ikenberry
Quintus C. Wilson
WVU Journalism
John Lee
Associated Press
Martins-Burg Journal
H.W. Perry
Shepherd
Obituary Notice for Robert Dailey Sr and Family
Joseph F. Thorning, pastor of St. Joseph's Church Pallbesters ae names Robert E Dailey Sr Harold L Bowers Richard M Ray and Robert E Dailey Jr. Interment was in St Weeks Church Cemetery. Robert Dailey and Son handled funeral arrangements.
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Joseph F. Thorning
St. Joseph's Church
Pallbesters
Robert £. Dailey
Harold L. Bowers
Richard M. Ray
Robert E. Dailey
St. Weeks Church
Robert Dailey and Son
Record Deeds For Farm Sales Involving Multiple Purchasers
Deeds record three tracts in the rear of VFW post sold to Cecil K. Holter Gilmore Leaceleet and Harris E Bind Ethan P Summers and his wife from McKee and Mant Plewant ee purchasers were Brian J Skinner and his wife and Edward J Leonard.
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VFW Ny A Ee Eeak
Cecil K. Holter
Gilmore Leaceleet
Harris E. Bind
Ethan P. Summers
McKew
Brian J. Skinner
Edward J. Leonard
Army meningitis outbreak clusters at four training centers
Four Army training centers account for most meningitis cases with Ft Ord, Ft Polk, Fort Leonard Wood, and Ft Jackson reporting 37, 35, 33 cases respectively this year. Patricia Arsenault, 20, died from Type B meningitis after a weekend visit from fiancé Pvt William Garehime. Veronica Smith, 17, hospitalized with meningitis amid Army training at Fort Ord, visited by husband Pvt Antonio Smith.
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Ft. Ord
Ft. Polk
Wt. Leonard Wood
Ft. Jackson
S.C
Patricia Arsenault
Millbrae
San Mateo County
Pvt
Antonio Smith
Eisenhower backs half research law school at Johns Hopkins
Baltimore AP Milton Eisenhower, president of Johns Hopkins University, envisions a new type of law school with 50 percent time for creative research. He said such a program would round out the university and praised it as a great blessing if funded with ten million dollars. He is a prominent Republican and brother of Dwight D. Eisenhower.
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Baltimore
Milton
Eisenhower
Johns Hopkins University
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Trailer Declared First of Its Kind For NASA Wallops Island
Bishop Engineering Company nearing completion of a 40 foot electronic communications trailer for NASA Wallops Island. Chief Engineer Heinz Brosig designed a device that automatically expands each side 36 inches, increasing usable floor space by 50 percent to 480 square feet. In normal position the 96 inch width complies with ICC rules and requires no special over the road licenses. Weight is about 44,000 pounds plus 5,000 pounds of gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Engineering Company, Inc
Mt. Aity
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Wallops Island
Bishop
Heinz Brosig
United States
Organist Celebrates 70 Years At Zion Lutheran
Clara Otto Schelm, longtime Zion Lutheran Church organist in Atlantic Iowa, marks 70 years of service since starting at age nine for a wedding. A special service will honor her with Rev O R Harms of the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod in attendance. She estimates playing for over 5,000 services including weddings and funerals and still plays both Sunday services and one monthly evening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic, Iowa
Clara Otto
Zion Lutheran Church
Clara
Schelm
0. R. Harms
St. Louis
Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod
Elm
Auto strike widens in Detroit plant talks
Local UAW negotiators and GM officials pressed talks as the auto strike enters a new phase in Detroit. Plant managers faced growing pressure from halted production and wage disputes as the walkout expanded, affecting nearby suppliers and workers.
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AUTO
Detroit, Mich
United Auto Workers
General Motors Corp
Lumber Fe
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