Frederick News Remittance Rates 1964
The Frederick Frederick News lists subscription prices for different periods in 1964. Rates include in advance mail options and carrier terms. The paper is audited by the Audit Bureau of Circulations and uses AP news dispatches for local coverage.
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the News
Great Southern Ptg. & Mfg. Co
North Court
Frederick
Fember Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Frederick Aad
The Shrinking Dollar and Inflation Pressures
The piece notes rising consumer prices in July driven by meats and produce, lifting the index to 408.3 and pushing a typical July 1957-59 basket to $10.83. It explains price rises are seasonal with harvests, but reductions in other areas fail to offset the gains, keeping the dollar shrinking. It argues stable prices and wages as the only cure for inflation, while imbalances harm both consumers and producers.
Crime Is Costly Says Hoover Sees No Quick Relief
J Edgar Hoover of the FBI warns that U S crime costs total about 27 billion annually and rising He argues for a bold offensive in law enforcement with adequate funding trained personnel and well equipped facilities He also stresses community respect for police and strong court backing to deter crime.
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J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Hoover
Letter to the Editor on Mt Airy school location debate
Marvin Gardner of Winfield Md criticizes Mt Airy Citizens League for prioritizing individuals over children. He argues against locating schools for personal aggrandizement, presses for large schools to provide full education, and condemns educational retrogression amid rising satellite beeps.
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Carroll
Mt. Airy Citizens League
Marvin Gardner Winfield
Montgomery County to form ethics conflicts panel
The Montgomery County Council moves toward a bipartisan ethics commission to prevent public officials from profiting from their roles. Two proposals outline an independent body to monitor and enforce standards amid a broader grand jury finding of substantial conflicts of interest and unethical practices.
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Rockville, Md
Montgomery County
Montgomery
United States May Buy Merchant Ships for Neutral Use
Secretary McAdoo told the House merchant marine committee that the U S right to purchase ships of any nationality for neutral uses cannot be dictated by any nation. The note accompanied the administration merchant marine bill. A fine dun horse about 1100 pounds was stolen from Clifford Riser near Myersville Sunday night. Dr and Mrs Alfred Belt and daughter Ariana Belt reportedly reached New York after being stranded by the European war. Mrs Edward D Shriners tea honored Miss Aurelia Stoner of Pittsburgh. Mt Airy to send one of twelve Red Cross nurses to Europe. Sydney Lewis of Mt Airy is among the volunteers.
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United States
McAdoo
The
Treasury
House
Merchant Marine Committee
Clifford Riser
Highland
Myersville
Ord
Alfred M. Belt
Ariana Belt
New York
Edward D. Shriner
Aurelia Stoner
Pittsburgh
MT. Airy
Frederick
Carroll Counties
Red Cross
Baltimore
Sydney Lewis
Frank R. Lewis
American armored units reach Reims in World War II push
American armored units reach Reims south of Belgium and near the German frontier as they advance several miles east and north of the ancient cathedral city. Thirty first class members initiated into Frederick Chapter Loyal Order of Moose, honoring three lodge members. Mrs Clara Roelke and others from Frederick spent Sunday at Mayo Beach. Frederick businesses and industry largely close for Labor Day, though some war plants stay open to finish rush assignments and military boards operate as usual.
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Reims
Wesle
Belgium
United States
Cathedral
WENTY
Frederick
Loyal Order of Moose
Harry 8. Cramer
William Seidling
Wilbur Miller
Clara Roelke
Eleanor Zimmerman
Betty Roelke
Eleanor R. Grove
Mayo Beach
Chesapeake Bay
Births announced for Elizabeth Mou ton and Robert Lester
Mr and Mrs Richard Rupp of Washington announceElizabeth Mou ton a daughter born Tuesday at Georgetown University Hospital weighing eight pounds two ounces Mrs Rupp is the former Miss Mary Grove daughter of Mr and Mrs James H Grove Jr near Frederick Mr and Mrs Lester B Green Jr of RFD 2 Myersville announce the birth of their second son Robert Lester on August 23 at Washington County Hospital Mr and Mrs J Richard Weddle formerly of West Third Street now reside at RFD Frederick on the Rocky Springs road
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Richard Rupp
Washington
Elizabeth Mouton
Georgetown University 4 Hospital
Rupp
Mary Grove
James H. Grove Jr
Frederick
Lester
Green Jr
RFD
Myersville
Robert Lester
Washington County Hospital
J. Richard Weddle
West Third Street
Rocky Springs Read
Samaritan Rebekah Lodge 51 Holds August Meeting
Samaritan Rebekah Lodge No 51 met August 28 at West Seventh Street Hall with Edith Pearl as Noble Grand. Frances Jones read resolutions on the death of Estie Umberger. Home chairman Pearl Skeggs distributed donation lists for the October 11 Homecoming at the Odd Fellows Home. A memorial service will be held September 11 for deceased members.
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LODGE
Samaritan Rebekah Lodge No
West Seventh Street
Edith Pearl
Noble Grand
Frances Jones
Estie I. Umberger
Pearl Skeggs
Ie Odd Fellows Home
Samaritan Rebekah Lodge No. 1
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Man Acquitted Of Hitting Boy In Magistrate Court
A 30 year old city man, William Bartgis, was acquitted of assaulting a 19 year old boy in Magistrate Court. The charge followed an incident near East Patrick street on a Saturday. Bartgis denied hitting the boy, saying he pushed away others who were fighting his son. Magistrate Stanley Y. Bennett presided. Edwin F. Nikirk acted as Bartgis lawyer.
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William Bartgis
James Douglas Burchardt
East Patrick Street
Burchardt
Bartgis
Stanley Y. Bennett
Edwin F. Nikirk
Medicare King Anderson plan revised for today's vote
A revised King Anderson proposal, tied to two Gore amendments, seeks to expand Social Security with health benefits. It includes hospitalization durations from 45 to 180 days and nursing home care, outpatient services, and home health visits, financed by a cash increase plan that may differ from Long's 7 percent offer.
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King-Anderson
Albert Gore
Dte
Enn
Russell B. Long
D-La
Gore
Long
Local residents enter or recover in area hospitals
Among the sick Mrs. Hazel G. Harbaugh of East Patrick Street recently entered Frederick Memorial Hospital for surgery. Linda Clem of Thurmont, previously a St. Agnes patient in Baltimore, is recovering satisfactorily. Lisa Lynn Rupp of Hagerstown is ill with influenza and spinal meningitis at Washington County Hospital. Mrs. Rupp is the former Kathy Schultz. Woodrow W. Miller of Jefferson Boulevard Braddock Heights was admitted for observation and treatment at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Goldie Barger of Brunswick has returned home recovering from injuries after a fall. Robert Abrecht Sr. of North Market Street remains a patient at Newton D. Baker Hospital in Martinsburg and is improving slightly. William J. Hopwood of Burkittsville, longtime Frederick News-Post reporter, entered Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore for observation and treatment.
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Linda Clem
Thurmont
St. Agnes Hospital
Baltimore
Lisa Lynn Rupp
Donald Rupp
Hagerstown
Washington County Hospital
Rupp
Kathy Schultz
Woodrow W. Miller
Jefferson Boulevard
Braddock Heights
Frederick Memorial Hospital
The
Frederick News-Post
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore aims deterrent force against rioting unrest
Baltimore leaders said they would seek a Justice Department response if their deterrent plan fails. They urged judges to signal that maximum penalties will be imposed on those convicted of rioting looting and related unlawful acts.
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Justice Department
FBI
Canal Study Bill Gets Final Okay
Congress approved a bill authorizing 17.5 million dollars to study the feasibility of a second Central American canal. The measure passed the House 320 to 23 and, if signed by President Johnson, would appoint a commission to study location and report by June 30, 1968.
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Washington
Congress
Central America
Johnson
Athenia Sinks After War Is Declared at Sea
On September 3 1939 the British liner Athenia was torpedoed off Ireland by U 30 after Britain and France declared war on Germany. The 1417 passengers included many Americans and Canadians. 112 died as the unarmed ship sank the next day. The attack sparked international outrage and later details emerged at the 1946 Nuremberg trials about mistaken identity and secrecy.
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London
North Atlantic
Athenia
Liverpool
Montreal
Britain
France
Germany
Europe
Ireland
United States
Canada
Lusitania
Nuernberg
Adm
Karl Doenitz
Fritz - Julius Lemp
Lemp
Doenitz
U30
Paper Tiger Infiltrates South Viet Nam Military
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan reports that after the Gulf of Tonkin crisis Red China has not moved openly but plans a campaign to undermine South Vietnam. The Viet Cong may push a defection movement among soldiers using cajolery and threats while increasing ambushes to demoralize South Vietnamese troops and exploit political turmoil. Red China remains wary of direct military clash with the United States.
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William L. Ryan
Gulf of Tonkin
U.S
Tiger
Red China
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Saigon
Com Tunists
Hanoi
Radio
Sampan
South
United States
Southeast Asia
Forgetting the Past and Flying Into Tomorrow
A devotional piece urges leaving yesterday behind and embracing a hopeful tomorrow. It cautions against clinging to old slights or grudges and encourages progress in faith. The author compares dwelling on past hurts to flight into yesterday and promotes renewing focus on forward growth.
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Alaska
Saint Paul
Woman Fined for Watching TV in Car in Oak Park
De lores Julian, 21, was fined 55 dollars after police charged her with watching a television program while seated in her car. Earlier, she had been arrested in February for speeding and running a red light, during which officers said she was looking at a six inch TV mounted on the dashboard.
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Oak Park, Ill
Delores Julian
Julian
Casey Jones Memorial Dedicated in Jackson Tennessee
A memorial to John Luther Jones known as Casey Jones the railroad hero of song and story was dedicated in Jackson Tennessee in 1956. The dedication honors the folk ballad figure famed for his railroading exploits.
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Casey Jones
John Luther Jones
Jackson
Tenn
Viet Nam Vice Premier Hoan Resigns Amid Crises
Nguyen Ton Hoan resigns as vice premier citing policy clashes with Nguyen Khanh regime. Buddhist leaders threaten a general strike over demanded democratic reforms. Students threaten renewed demonstrations for acceptable National Assembly picks within 60 days. Hoan’s exit follows civil disorders and claims of coup involvement. A separate bomb threat prompted searches in Saigon but no device found.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Ton Hoan
Nguyen
Khanh
Hoan
Dai Viet
Viet Nam
U.S
U.S. Information Service
Deaths of Boyle, Hummer, Reaver and Hagan in Maryland area
Obituary notices report the deaths of Mrs. Agnes Pecher Boyle at 90 in Emmitsburg with family survivors in multiple states, Elmer Frank Hummer of Morristown New Jersey and Westminster, Elmer Crouse Reaver of Westminster and Mt. Carroll, and infant Christopher Allen Hagan of Mt. Pleasant with services planned in Glade Cemetery Walkersville. Interments at St Josephs Emmitsburg and Mayberry Church of God Cemetery. Funeral directors listed with service details.
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James H. Boyle
Agnes Pecher Boyle
Liberty Township
Adams County
Isaac H
Annie Long Pecher
James Hugh Boyle
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Emmitsburg
Sodality of the Church
Sarah Boyle
Leo A. Cochran
Salisbury
Bernard Boyle
Joan Boyle
Shatham
Joseph Boyle
Fairfield
Allen Redding
Leo Riley
Gettysburg
George Stouter
Elizabeth Goscinsky
California
Wilson Funeral Home
1St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Louis
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Elmer Frank Hummer
Bessie Haines Hummer
Morristown
New Jersey
Twin Spruce
Myersville
High Bridge
Isaac and
Isabelle Hummer
Milton E. Hummer
Lebanon
Mary Stelter
Laura Roper
Orangeburg
South Carolina
Elmer Crouse Reaver
Milton Avenue
Westminster
Carroll County General Hospital
Ida Carl Reaver
Benjamin Reaver
Reaver
Chambersburg Church of God
C.C. Fuss and Son
Taneytown
John Gonso
Mayberry Church of God
Christopher Allen Hagan
Charles E
Dorothy Fogle Hagan
Mt. Pleasant
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Glade
Walkersville
Albert Snyder
Timothy Michael Hagan
Charles E. Hagan Sr
Woodsboro
Walter P. Fogle
G. C. Barton
Conservation Fund Gets Senate Nod
The Senate approved a $2 billion, 10 year land and water conservation fund by voice vote. The measure, Johnson’s 2st must bill, authorizes federal money for outdoor recreation areas after a conference committee negotiations between senators and representatives.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
Congress
Remsbergs to Leave for Fairbanks Alaska
CWO and Mrs. Robert T. Remsberg and family depart Thursday for Fairbanks Alaska where CWO Remsberg will serve as a helicopter pilot with the 1st Transit Company US Army. Mrs. Remsberg is the daughter of Mrs. Robert James of West Fifth Street.
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Alaska
CWO
Robert T. Remsberg
Fairbanks
Ska
Remsberg
1Sth Transit Company
United States Army
Robert James
Weat Fifth Street
Indonesia Attacks Malaysia in Airborne Assault Near Johore
Indonesian forces launched a pre dawn airborne raid landing about 30 paratroopers near Labis in Johore, with a battalion of troops and police forces opposing them. One attacker was killed and at least three captured as Jakarta reports challenge, while Sukarno orders armed forces leaves canceled amid tense border actions.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Indonesia
Johore
Borneo
Jakarta
Sukarno
Federation
Malaya
Singapore
Sarawak
Sabah
Labis
Subandrio
Stenographer Green with rail, cruise line ties in Army service
Green, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall O. Green of Cherokee Trail, Frederick, graduated from Frederick High School and Strayer Business College. He recently finished a refresher stenography course and served two years 1957 to 1959 in the U. S. Army, using shorthand in court martial cases and other duties.
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Association of American Railroads
Caribbean Cruise Lines
Green
Marshall O. Green
Cherokee Trail
Frederick High School
Strayer Business College
U. S. Army
Romney endorsement shifts in Arizona Senate race
Romney did not endorse any candidate but favored Mrs. Peterson among supporters. He overwhelmed Higgins who backed Sen. Goldwater. Romney avoided campaigning in the primary and declined to acknowledge Higgins by name. Republican turnout led Democratic totals, boosting Romney’s November re election outlook against Staebler.
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Romney
Senate
Peterson
Higgins
Sen
Barry Goldwater
GOP
Arizona
Staebler
Five Day Forecast From The Associated Press
The AP forecast predicts temperatures averaging three to five degrees above normal with normal highs of 76 to 82 and lows of 59 to 65, except five counties in Western Maryland. Temperatures rise from Thursday to Saturday then cool Sunday or Monday. Scattered aras chance appears Sunday or Monday.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Funeral notices and services for several local residents
Funeral services were held for Miss Mary Elizabeth Engle at 11 a.m. Tuesday with Rev. Paul L. Althouse officiating. Interment followed at Mount Olivet Cemetery. Similar obsequies were conducted for John Henry Thompson at 2 p.m. in Centerville, with interment in the church cemetery. Other services honored Claudia J. Wolfe, Elsie M. Ramsburg, Carrie E. Michael, C Robert Spurrier, and related family members at local funeral homes.
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Mary Elizabeth Engle
Dill Avenue
Vindobona Convalescent
Funeral
East Church Street
Paul L. Althouse
Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ
Frank M. O'Leary
Richard J. O’connor
Robert Green
Frederick P. Hammell
John Austin Main Jr
Maurice Favorite
Mount Olivet Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
John Henry Thompson
Centerville
Vindobona Rest Home
Ebeenezer Methodist Church
Alonzo Graham
Floyd Lyles
Jesus
Newman Spencer
Peace In the Valley
Roland Thompson
Charles Oscar Thompson
Frank Thompson
Leonard Thompson
Leroy Thompson
Vincent Keys
C. E. Hicks III
Claudia J. Wolfe
Charles L. Wolfe
Samville
David Dawson
Alban
Gordon
Donald
Floyd
Clyde
William A. Smith
Mt. Olivet
Frederick
G. C. Barton
Walkersville
Elsie M. Ramsburg
Harry E. Ramsburg
Barton
Walkers‘ville
Dale M. Shellhamer
Robert Ramsburg
Charles Hoke
Maynard Hawker
Harry Frantz
Bruce
Walter Ramsburg
George Martin
Carl Dorsey
Carrie E. Michael
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Bittle Funeral Home
Myersville
Charles N. Cameron
Paul E. Schroyer
Willie N. Schroyer
Joseph P. Schroyer
Ray A. Schroyer
Elwood J. Green
Gareth S. Flook
United Brethren
C. Robert Spurrier
Union Bridge
D. D. Hartzler and Sons
Clarence Roark
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Conflict of Interest Commission Sought
News-Post
Hazel G. Harbaugh
Paper Tiger
Douglass
Conservation Fund
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