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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1964

Page

4

Kennedy Johnson spur spurs business growth in New York

The article notes Coca Cola of New York benefited from the Kennedy Johnson economic push, showing debt reduction from 3.33 million in 1954 to debt free in 1962, while urging student Reed to read more unbiased material and reconsider his political views amid 1960s optimism. Edward D. Storm.

New York Coca Cola of Kennedy- Johnson Rice U.S Edward D. Storm West Church Street

Author's Millions Erskine Caldwell Tops World Fame

Erskine Caldwell has sold 67 million copies of his novels including Tobacco Road and Gods Little Acre over 60 years. He attributes paperback sales for much of his wealth and says he aims for 100000 in annual literary income aided by royalties and prewar tax benefits.

Erskine Caldwell Tobacco Road Caldwell

Frederick Sees Feverish Building and Refurbished Stores

Progress in Frederick shows widespread building activity and population growth. Kemp's On The Square has become Routzahn's Department Store after a Thursday refurbishment, boosting the central city's image and reinforcing Frederick as the retail hub for the county and nearby areas.

Frederick City

Letters to the Editor Oppose Biased Propaganda on Economics

A reader dismisses Edward S Rice for lecturing on debt and government. The letter argues governments must change since 1877 and 1932, citing rising budgets like Frederick County schooling and corporate debts to show that expansion is necessary to meet public needs.

Edward S Rice Rice America Frederick County Continental Airlines Consolidated Edison N.Y

Fifty Years Ago Items From The News Post October 16 1914

United States Senator Ollie James of Kentucky will be the principal speaker at the Democratic mass meeting on Thursday October 29 at 8 pm in the City Opera House or Armory. Superintendent of Water Burch reports rains have replenished the supply and reservoirs will be full by tomorrow. German forces push southwest in Belgium while allies gain ground in northern France from Bailleul Haze brouck to Vosges. Nellie Routzahn and Sarah Greenwalt visit Hagerstown for the fair.

Ollie James Kentucky City Opera House Armory E Austin Baughman Democratic County Central Committee Alban M. Wood John Walter Belgium Paris France Bailleul - Hazebrouck Vosages Iss Nellie Routzahn Sarah Greenwalt Hagerstown

Deaths in Carroll County and New Windsor area

Obituaries report the deaths of Mrs. Daisy Gertrude Arrington of Sykesville widow of Walter M. Arrington aged eight? Clarify: Daisy Gertrude Arrington formerly Martin dies at Gist Nursing Home. Christian J Manning of New Windsor dies in Frederick hospital after illness. Roy Augustus Reese of Westminster dies at Fayette Convalescent Home. Mrs Ida Ellen Smith of Walkersville dies at home after illness. Funeral details given for each with survivors and service plans.

W. M. Arrington Walter M. Arrington Sykesville Gist Daisy Gertrude Martin William and Mary Martin Carroll County Walter Hush Guy Sheely Westminster Herman M. Arrington Taneytown W. Ellsworth Arrington William E. Martin Pandallstown Haight Funeral Home Walter Zabel Oakland Methodist Church Oldne Cemetery Sykes'yate Rov A. Reese Roy Augustus Reese Fayette Baltimore Theodore A Bertie Leister Reese France Westminster Post American Legion Roy Adr Harrisburg Richard Reese Red Lion Bertha Reese Reed Emmitsburg Safell Funeral Home Charles J. Smith Ida Ellen Smith Charles J Smith Walkersville Smith Frederick County Charles C Alice C Beard Keeney Rocky Hill Lutheran Church Women’s Bible Willing Workers Society of the Church Pauline E. Barton Genevieve Smith Barton Rocky Hill Church

Turning Canal Stretch Into Fishing Grounds For State Sportsmen

Officials of the State Game and Inland Fish Commission announced plans to turn a three mile stretch of the old Chesapeake and Ohio Canal near Cumberland into fishing grounds for Western Maryland sportsmen. The estate of the late Dr Alert Albert L Pearre sold the drug store at 18 South Market street to Dr Joseph P Marmer for 5000 dollars. Dr Marmer will continue a similar business after six years with Pearre. President and Mrs Henry I Stahr hosted Frederick freshmen at a tea on Hood College campus.

Cumberland Maryland State Game and Inland Fish Commission Alert Albert L. Pearre South Market Street Joseph P. Marmer Henry I. Stahr Frederick Hood College Elizabeth Bellis Josephine Brown Rebekah Derr Margaret Green Mary Hershberger Vera Keller Charlotte Opel Helen Rathmeil Sara Saffrit Francis W. Walker West College Terrace David B. Baker Baltimore Richmond George J. Ross, II St. Christopher's School

Shepherd Parents Day at Shepherd College a big success

Shepherd College marked Parents Day with about 300 attendees from nearby and distant states. The Rams defeated Galludet College 20 to 12 at the football game after a midday crowd filled the Ram's Den and dining hall. The program featured Pom-Pon girls, a band, and honors for Mr. and Mrs. Paul T. Ruda of Chambersburg. The New Journeymen performed in concert after the events. Beef tenderloin note follows.

Shepherd College Shepherd Ram College Oliver [Kenberry Shepherd Rams Gallaudet College Shepherd Joseph Labuta A. G Slonaker Howard Carper Paul T. Ruda Chambersburg Rams

Sickness Reports From Frederick Memorial Hospital

John Blumenauer of East Seventh Street entered Frederick Memorial Hospital on Wednesday for surgery and is in satisfactory condition. Russell Leo Runkles of East Church Street was injured on Route 144 East of New Market earlier this week and is in uncertain condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital.

John Blumenauer East Seventh Street Frederick Memorial Hospital Russell Leo Runkles East Church Street New Market

Folk Singer George Stevens To Perform At Shepherd

Shepherd College will host a folk singer in the dining hall from 8 30 p m to midnight Saturday George Stevens of Baltimore known as Maryland s Ambassador of Folk Music. Libby Reed, a 19 year old vocalist, also appears. Stevens spent four years as a merchant seaman and owns the Blue Dog in Baltimore. Comedy and audience participation are his noted medias.

Shepherd Shepherd College George Stevens Baltimore Libby Reed Maryland Blue Dog

Dr Lewis to Speak To Civic Club

Dr Nolan D C Lewis, psychiatry professor and chief executive of the Department of Psychiatry at Columbia, will address the Frederick Woman's Civic Club at Steer House on Monday noon. He will discuss Building Stones of Character and has a long record in research and hospital work.

Nolan D. C. Lewis Frederick Woman's Civic Club Steer House Lewis Department of Psychiatry Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons University of Maryland Johns Hopkins University Baltimore University of Vienna New York

Firemen Committee Chairmen Appointed by President Keller

Constitution and by laws set the framework for appointments. John J. Hollinger of Emmitsburg and county civil defense, James R. Hahn of New Market, and Philip H. Beard of Walkersville were named to key posts. Gordon W. Taylor of Braddock Heights and Melvin F. Schwearing are noted in fire prevention topics.

Frederick Mutual Aid Albert Mo Adamstown Troxell Smith Uniteds Jubilee Corvent On Fund Moore Leslie B. Thompson Damascus Maryland State Firemen's Association Montgomery County Police Rockville Thompson United Fire Company of Keller Middletown Charles W Mumma Rocky Ridge Schwearing of Beard Walkersville Hahn Taylor Ivan H Loucks Kenneth R. Brandenburg Myersville Sterling White Emmitsburg Harry O. Muller Thurmont Mittee President Keller Constitution John J. Hollinger James R Hahn New Market Philip H. Beard Gordon W. Taylor Braddock Heights Melvin F. Schwearing

Cole Porter Life and His Enduring Songbook

The piece notes Cole Porter enjoyed consistent success, inspiring the 1946 film Night and Day starring Cary Grant. It lists famous songs such as Begin The Beguine, What Is This Thing Called Love, In The Still Of The Night, I ve Got You Under My Skin, My Heart Belongs To Daddy, and You re So Nice To Come Home To, highlighting his lasting influence on American music.

Porter Hollywood Cary Grant Erses Paris

Porter born in Indiana pen names and Paris marriage noted

Porter, born June 9, 1893 in Peru Indiana, studied at Yale and Harvard, joined the French Foreign Legion during World War I, won a commission, and served at the front. In 1919 he married Linda Lee Thomas in Paris. His grandfather J C Cole left him $1 million from Virginia timberlands.

Wonderbar Porter Peru Ind Yale Harvard U.S French Foreign Legion Paris Linda Lee Thomas Lowsville William P. Lee J.C. Cole Virginia

Chaplin Shorts Set for Hood College Screenings

The Arts Council of Frederick County begins its 1964 65 Film Series with five Chaplin comedies shown Sunday and Monday at Hood College. Films include The Face on the Bar Room Floor The Rink His Trysting Place Work Triple Trouble and the 1928 satire The Life and Death of a Hollywood Extra. Tickets at the door.

Charlie Chaplin Hood College Arts Council For Frederick County Arts Council Chaplin Allo Chapin Renaissance Club Maurice Guss

Libertytown votes to form volunteer fire company

Libertytown Civic Association wins plan to establish a local volunteer fire department. A meeting at 8 p m Monday in Libertytown Elementary School will elect a board of directors and officers and discuss incorporation. Local fires in 1962 and this year underscored need for nearby protection.

Libertytown Woodsboro Civic Association C. Stafford Sappington M Regina Diller Richard C. Sappington Clarence A Myers Duval W. Sneadner

Funeral notices for Rosa Beall Nettie Cecil and others

Funeral services are listed for Rosa Beall wife of Otto Beall in Thurmont with burial at Resthaven Memorial Gardens. Also noted are services for Nettie E Cecil widow of John T Cecil in Boonsboro and Joseph William Diggs at St. John’s Catholic Church with Sunnyside Cemetery burial. Additional notices cover Wesley Oram of New London and Melvin Lawrence Bare of Mountain Dale with details on locations, officiants, pallbearers and interment.

Rosa Beall Otto Beall Creager Thurmont William E. Ervin Sterling Clabaugh Chester Zentz Ignatius Lambert Francis Sharrer Kenneth Barrick Lee Barrick Resthaven Memorial Gardens Nettie E. Cecil John T. Cecil Fardney-Keedy Boonsboro North Market Street Ralph M. Sharpe Calvary Methodist Church Mount Olivet Robert E. Dailey and Son Joseph William Diggs Frederick Memorial Hospital St. John's Catholic Church Alfred E. Smith Royal Lawson Howard Lee Louis Young Charles Holiday Sunnyside Church C. E. Hicks III Wesley Oram New London Dorsey Chapel Methodist Church Floyd Lyles Carlos Biggus Donald Lyles Walter Pryor Lorraine Dorsey Walter Warfield Dewright Kilburn C. E. Hicks Melvin Lawrence Bare Mountaindale Creager Funeral Home Bare Alton M Florence Humerick Bare Yvonne Hendricks Frederick Alton L Richard Robert Raymond Florence Humerick Free Elizabeth Bare

Khrushchev Out as Soviet Leader Signals New Top Team

Khrushchev’s eclipse marks Brezhnev and Kosygin rising to elite posts at the pinnacle of Soviet power. Brezhnev becomes first secretary and Kosygin premier, signaling a shift to technicians and a move away from czarist era links. World reaction ranges from shock in Belgrade to cautious optimism in Washington.

Khrushchev Frol Kozlov Brezhnev Soviet Union Kosygin Soviet Communist Party Russia Peking New China News Agency Moscow Tass iChinese U.S Washington Red China Europe Yugoslavia Tito Belgrade

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