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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Sep 08, 1964

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Frederick City Schools Open Record Enrollment of 6572

Frederick city schools opened the 1964-65 year with a record 6,572 students, up 175 from last year. Elementary totals reached 2,980 and 3,592 enrolled in junior high and high schools. Frederick High led high schools with 1,692 students, while Elm Street Junior High logged 515. Bus transportation ran smoothly despite routine first day glitches from recent moves.

Frederick North Frederick North Market East Frederick South Frederick Elm Street Parkway Elementary Frederick High School Frederick High Elm Street Junior High West Frederick Paul Hoffmaster Frederick County Paro

Fire destroys barn and sheds on Maryland farm

A late Sunday fire at the William Ganley farm near Monrovia, Maryland, engulfed a 30 by 40 foot barn and three sheds, with two structures burned out. Fire units from New Market Hyattstown Mt Airy and Independent fought the flames for hours, preserving the farmhouse. Loss estimated in the thousands, insurance likely to cover the damage. origin under investigation as electricity was off.

New Market Fire Company William Ganley Monrovia Ed McClain Hyattstown Mt Airy James Harring Ganley New Market Company

Lynda Bird to Attend Greek Wedding in Athens

President Johnson designates his daughter Lynda Bird Johnson as personal representative for the September 18 wedding of King Constantine of Greece and Princess Anne Marie of Denmark in Athens. The event will be attended by U.S. officials and figures.

Washington Johnson Lynda Bird Johnson Constantine Greece Anne-Marie Denmark Athens

Frederick Seeks Bids for City Street Resurfacing

The City of Frederick invites bids to resurface multiple streets including West Church Street Pearl Street Cathedral area Ca toctin avenue and more. Bids open September 16 at 3 p.m in the city engineer’s office. City forces will ready surfaces before resurfacing with a right to reject all bids.

Frederick West Church Street North Court Street North Bentz Street Pearl Street Jefferson Street Carrollton Catoctin Avenue West Patrick Record Street West Second W. Church Street Madison Street Center South Market Street McMurray Street Madison

Catholic Schools Open With Record Enrollment In Emmitsburg

Emmitsburg Catholic Schools begin the new year with record enrollments and new staff. St Josephs High School reports about 170 students and Mother Seton School expects over 600. Registration runs Wednesday through Friday with classes starting next Monday and a Friday Mass at 11 am in St Josephs Church. Edgar Manetta of Linden New Jersey Mt Marys College graduate joins as the only new teacher. new texts and equipment accompany a library council and a Future Business Leaders Association.

Emmitsburg St. Joseph’s High School Mother Seton School St Joseph's High School Louis B. Storm St Joseph's Church Edgar Manetta Linden N.J Mt. St. Mary’s College Library Council Future Business Leaders Association

Mrs R E Delaplaine Dies Prominent Frederick Widow

Mrs Ruth M Delaplaine 310 Upper College Terrace died at Frederick Memorial Hospital Saturday at 4 pm after a protracted illness She was born August 23 1885 in Frederick widow of Robert E Delaplaine co publisher of the Frederick News Post and a noted banker Funeral services were held today at 3 pm at All Saints Episcopal Church with burial at Frederick Memorial Park Cloister En tombment will be in Frederick Memorial Park Cloister Memorial director M R Etchison and Son directed arrangements Contributions may be made to the Heart Fund She was a longtime civic worker pioneering child welfare efforts and active with the Episcopal Orphanage and Children’s Aid Society more details follow

Ruth M. Delaplaine Upper College Terrace Frederick Memorial Hospital Robert E. Delaplaine Frederick News-Post Delaplaine Frederick Lorenzo E Mary Hendrickson Mullinix Board of Aldermen George A. Zeigler This City J. Harold Hooper Walkersville Myron Randall Towson George B. Delaplaine Jr Central Richard M. Radcliffe Elmhurst Tlinois A. Atlee Radcliffe All Saints Episcopal Church Memorial Park Son Hills M. R. Etchison and Son Heart Fund

Where Should Frederick County Hang Pearl Mural

Frederick County Commissioners debate placement for James Pearl’s mural of Frederick County history. The original hangs on their walnut conference table and options include courthouse hallway locations or in the commissioners’ office above the fireplace or opposite the door.

Frederick County James Pearl Maryland New York Frederick Pearl Oe A. Irvin Renn Fredericktonians Commissioners’ Office

Congress Debates Reapportionment Seat Issue

In Washington the Senate weighs a clash over the Supreme Court reapportionment ruling. Dirksen moves to invoke cloture to delay court-ordered seat reapportionment and seeks a constitutional amendment to allow non population based state legislative apportionment. The vote hinges on two thirds support and attendance.

Washington Senate Congress Supreme Court Everett M. Dirksen Linois Dirksen Mike Mansfield Montana Sen Hubert H. Humphrey D- Minn Johnson

Democrats Deny Cuban Agreement

Democratic congressional leaders denied a Labor Day claim by William E. Miller that the administration has sworn to an agreement with the Soviet Union never to act against Castro. Miller spoke in South Bend Indiana. Senator Hubert Humphrey responded that Miller speaks for himself and shows little knowledge of U.S. actions.

Washington William E. Miller Soviet Union Castro Miller South Bend Ind Johnson Hubert H. Humphrey Humphrey U.S

For Rent and Pet Ad Blitzes Offer Fast Results

Classified lines promote quick rental and pet listings. Furnished bedroom near Bath is available with a contact phone. A separate note touts Siamese kittens advertised as purebred and home-sold for ten dollars each with a contact phone.

Bath

50th Anniversary Observance For National Anthem Birthday

Frederick and Baltimore plan 150th anniversary events for The Star Spangled Banner. Frederick leads with a bronze plaque unveiling at Mount Olivet Cemetery near John Ross Key and Anne Charlton Key graves. D A R officers, Francis Scott Key Memorial Foundation, and invited guests from Washington and Baltimore organize the Sesquicentennial observance.

Frederick Baltimore Francis Scott Key Frederick Chapter Daughters of the America Fort McHenry Congress Mount Olivet John Ross Key Anne Charlton Key

Not Guilty In Slow Driving Case In Magisterial Court

Meredith L. Esworthy of Taney Avenue was acquitted on a charge of driving so slowly as to impede traffic on U S 340 near Jefferson. Magistrate Byron W Thompson ruled there was no willful intent to impede traffic. Richard C Jackson of Germantown was fined 15 dollars for failing to keep right and 50 dollars for driving without a license. He was also found not guilty of failing to appear for trial.

Meredith L. Elworthy Taney Avenue U.S. 340 Jefferson Tpr Scott W. B. English English Esworthy Eswarthy Byron W. Thompson Richard C. Jackson Germantown

Motorists Put Brakes On Fatals

The Labor Day weekend death toll on U S roads rose past 500 with 52 fatalities across the nation 18 boating deaths and 57 drownings. NSC president Howard Pyle credited cautious driving for keeping the total below 1963 records as traffic neared a new high.

Associated Press National Safety Council United States Howard 2Nd Graf Graf Howard Pyle The Safety Council

Dora An Aerial Giant Threatens Florida Coast

Hurri cane Dora bears down toward Florida with winds up to 130 mph and a 10 foot tide rise. Evacuations urged along 280 miles of coast in Florida Georgia and South Carolina as watches and warnings extend from Cape Kennedy to Myrtle Beach.

Miami Fla Dora Florida Georgia South Carolina Weather Bureau Melbourne Space Center Cape Kennedy Brunswick New England Stuart Palm Beach Myrtle Beach D.C Cleo Caribbean North Atlantic Raymond Kraft

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Chial Paul Fogle Lynda Bird R. E. Delaplaine Sen. Dirksen SA. M Ardrian Nikolayev Lenochka Moas Faf National Society of the D.ar Francis Scott Key Hotel Robert V. H Duncan Virginia Eliot C. Lovett Montgomery County Mabel E. Winslow D.A.R Delbert Null Ateeph D. Tydings Carlton R. Sickles Louis L. Goldstein
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