The News Masthead and Publication Details
The Frederick Maryland newspaper issue from Thursday September 17, 1964 lists publication by Great Southern Folding and Manufacturing Co. with address 24 North Court and phone 662-1177. It includes subscription rates for print and mail, annual and weekly prices, and notes Association with Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press.
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Page & the News
Frederick
Maryland
Great Southern Ftg. & Mfg. Co
North Court
Audit Bureau of
Associated Press
Frederick Md
Pursuit of enemy and local civic notes from 1914
In 1914 dispatches report Russian Cossacks driving Austrian forces into retreat across marshes near the San river with heavy casualties and prisoners taken. Brunswick forms a new Board of Health with J. H. Bowers as secretary and Dr. Levin West as health officer. A reception at Frank Hargett's flower garden is planned with Washington guests expected. Also 45 workers are clearing the College Park underground section in Frederick, with later work to lay out additional streets.
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San River
Morasses
Board of Health of
Brunswick
People’s National Bank
J. H. Bowers
George E. Miles
Levin West
Frank Hargett
West
Second Street
Washington
College Park
Frederick
Upper College Terrace
Auto wage deal sparks markets and inflation debate
Walter Reuther praised the Chrysler contract at 5395 cents an hour, Chrysler valued it at 57.25 cents, with cost of living escalator possibly adding 10 cents. President Johnson hailed it as non infl ationary though economists call it mildly inflationary. The settlement, about 4.7 percent above local costs, boosted stocks and mood, while signaling future wage talks in steel and suppliers.
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Walter Reuther
Auto Union
Chrysler
Johnson
Auto Workers
White House wives launch chain to mobilize voters
Mrs Lyndon B Johnson and Mrs Hubert H Humphrey start a nationwide telephone chain campaign to urge women in all 50 states and the District of Columbia to register and vote on November 3. They ask each caller to recruit ten friends who will in turn call ten more, building a vast network to support the Johnson Humphrey ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Lyndon B. Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
District of Columbia
Johnson
Humphrey
Johnson-Humphrey
Local residents enter Frederick Memorial Hospital and therapy
Among The Sick Mrs Preston Fogle of East Church street entered Frederick Memorial Hospital Tuesday for surgery Thursday. Miss Sharon Brown of West Patrick street will undergo surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital today. James Grushon, 47, of Thurmont, suffered a contusion after a fall on a rock. Mrs Eicholtz of East Second street entered Frederick Memorial Hospital Monday for observation. Mrs Miriam Main of Mt. Pleasant is undergoing therapy at Western Maryland State Hospital in Hagerstown.
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Preston Fogle
East Church Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Sharon Brown
West Patrick Street
James Grushon
RFD 1
Thurmont
Annie M. Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
John S. Eicholtz
East Second Street
Miriam
Columbus Enquirer Endorses Barry Goldwater
The Columbus Enquirer endorsed Len Barry Goldwater for president in an editorial. The paper cited a need for an outspoken conservative and stated it stands with him. It noted a shift from prior Democratic endorsements in recent elections.
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Columbus, Ga
Columbus Enquirer
Len Barry Goldwater
Barry Goldwater
The
Enquirer
the Enquirer
Coal Shortage Hits Frederick Area in 1944
A serious shortage of stoker coal grips Frederick with no near relief expected, as Mayor Hugh V. Gittinger announces the situation after consulting coal dealers. The article notes looming fuel constraints affecting residents and businesses in the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Hugh V. Gittinger
Anna K. Rudy
Hood College
Coblentz Hall
Ness
Beury J. Stahl
Frederick City
Marguerite Schultz
West Patrick St
Grover Ponton
Carroll Parkway
West Point Adopts Missouri Mule as New Mascot
A Missouri born mule from Liberty, Illinois joins the U S Military Academy at West Point as its mascot after Lt. Thomas Gallagher sourced the animal through the Hannibal Chamber of Commerce. The mule was verified Missouri born by its owner Forrest Baucom.
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Hannibal, Mo
Military Academy
West Point
Hannibal
Hannibal Chamber of Commerce
Thomas Gallagher
Missouri
Forrest Baucom
Liberty
Hong Kong Plans Mass Resettlement of Chinese Refugees
Hong Kong authorities announce a ten year program to resettle about 19 million Chinese refugees, aiming to house nearly half the colony's population. The plan, costing over 280 million dollars, follows the resettlement of more than 700 thousand people in the past decade across 17 estates and five low cost projects on Hong Kong Island and adjacent areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
China
Hong, Kong Island
Interment for Franklin H. Whitmore in Woodsboro
Franklin H. Whitmore who died Saturday in Martinsburg was buried Tuesday at Mt Hope Cemetery in Woodsboro. M R Etchison and Son were in charge of arrangements. The report also notes the tsetse fly as a parasitic insect spreading disease after biting an infected host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin H. Whitmore
Martinsburg
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Woodsboro
M. R. Etchi‘son
Track Club History Highlighted by Frederick Speaker
Kiwanis members heard Jack Griffin recount the Frederick Track and Field Club history and its early difficulties. Tammy Davis and Debbie Thompson, Frederick’s top girl athletes, attended the Francis Scott Key Hotel meeting with club president Herman Hauver present.
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Frederick Track and Field Club
Jack Griffin
Kiwanis Club
Griffin
Tammy Davis
Debbie Thompson
Frederick
Kiwanians
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Herman Hauver
Louis Eichelberger
Retirement Getting More Appealing
An increasing number of older men in good health choose retirement over continued work, based on interviews of 9,792,000 men aged 62 and over. The main reason remains poor health for many, though health improved since 1951, with about 28 percent of 62 64 year olds receiving some Social Security benefits in January 1964.
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W. S. King
Iecomaai Social Security Office
Birth of son for Henry A. Engel jbrecht Jr in Hong Kong
Mr and Mrs Henry A. Engel jbrecht Jr announce the birth of their son John Magee in Hong Kong today. The baby weighs 6 pounds 4 ounces. Mr Engelbrecht serves as a Vice Consul in the Consul General's office in Hong Kong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Engeljbrecht Jr
Hong Kong
John Magee
Engelbrecht
Baby Tips Market Scales At 7 Pounds
In Los Angeles Mrs. Zenard Holcomb 26 was cashing a check when labor began. A market cashier Dorothy Childs 29 assisted the delivery and the baby weighed 7 pounds on the market scales before police arrived to take mother and child to County General Hospital.
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Los Angeles
Zenard Holcomb
County General Hospital
Detectives raid Queens dice game net 10 familiar faces
In a Queens apartment detectives burst in on a dice game and found 13 men playing. Ten of the attendees had been arrested the day before for gambling, including the same group identified as familiar faces.
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Familiar Faces
New York
Queens
j@atbling
Pet Show Classes Set For Saturday in Frederick County
The 14th annual Frederick County Humane Society pet show at Baker Park opens with registration at 10 am and judging at 11 am. Children ages four to 15 may enter pets, with young ladies acting as couriers. multiple age and pet categories are listed, and proceeds benefit the Animal Shelter on the Gas House Pike.
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Frederick County Humane Society
Baker Park
Pam Hahn
Ami Ramey
Julie Magaha
Susan Hemp
Dagmar
Michaela Capek
Jackie Gordon
Mattie Neufeld
Mathew
Harold Neufeld
West Fourteenth Street
Jackie
Milton Gordon
Pinewood Drive
David B. Heron
Park Avenue
George Capek
Braddock Heights
Warner
Lloyd J. Rice
West Third Street
Theresa Lynch
Humane Society
Pike
Roosevelts’ Fala memento fetches 25 dollars at sale
A toy Fala dog replica from the Roosevelt era goes on display at Hammer Galleries in Manhattan with a $10 viewing admission. The item, part of 2,706 pieces from the Roosevelt household, will benefit the Eleanor Roosevelt Memorial Foundation.
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New York
Val Kill
Hyde Park
Hammer Galleries
East
Manhattan
Franklin D
Eleanor Roosevelt
Fala
White House
Roosevelt
A. Roosevelt
Anna Halsted
Geneva Conference Recesses After No Progress This Year
The 17 nation disarmament conference recessed for five months in Geneva after failing to make progress in 1964. Soviet negotiator Semyon Tsarapkin called the year’s results gloomy, noting East and West remained deadlocked on all issues including conference procedures.
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Geneva
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Steels Pace Market Gain Marks Busy Trading Session
Steels paced the stock market to a vigorous advance as trading reached the week’s heaviest level in early afternoon trading. Separate item notes a meeting of the Women of the Moose Chapter 347 at the Moose Lodge on West South Street on September 8 at 8 pm with chairman and committee details.
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NEW York
Ap) — Steels
MOOSE
Women of the Moose
Moose Lodge
West South Street
Deaths in Waynesboro Area Include Benchoff Violet Wimsatt Toms Turpin
Notices report Charles M. Benchoff 55 of Waynesboro died in Waynesboro Hospital after a long tenure at Landis Tool Company and civic involvement. Edith Violet 81 of Locust Grove died after brief illness, with services set in Boonsboro. Brig. Gen. Robert W. C. Wimsatt 64, retired Air Force officer, died in Morattico VA. funeral details listed. Annie C. Toms 85 of Myersville died at home after extended illness. services at Bit tle Funeral Home. Walter M. Turpin of Glen Mar Park Bethesda died at Doctors Hospital in Washington. surviving family noted.
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Charles M. Benchoff
Waynesboro
Highfield
Clarence E
Margaret A. McClear Benchoff
Tel
Rouzerville
Landis Tool Company
Trinity United Church of Christ
VFW
Evelyn Singer Benchoff
Dorothy M. Martin
D. L. Mathias
Ernest Gorman
David R. Benchoff
Nakoosa
Wisconsin
Ernest B. Benchoff
Annie McClear
Lloyd Naugle
Fred Hovis
Bruce Hovis
Martin Hovis
Mt. Holly Springs
David S Hovis
John E Hovis
Shippensburg
Albert Shockey
Falls Church
Edith Rebecca Violet
Edith Rebecca Violet Txife
Harlan V
Violet
Locust Grove
Washington County Hospital
Myersville
Edward L
Sarah E (Koogle) Palmer
Mt. Zion Lutheran Church
Locus Grove
Roland J. Smith
Hagerstown
Lester Reeder Jr
Boonsboro
R. W. C. Wimsatt
Robert W. C. Wimsatt
U. S Air Force
Bolling Air Field
Morattico
Wimsatt
Frederick
Orth
East Second Street
Washington
George Washington University
Army Air Service
Langley Air Field
Mitchell Air Field
Greenland
Gunmater
Helen
Richard Zweifer
Northville
N.J
Seymour Schlanger
Riverside
Calif
W. Richard Wimsatt
Superior
Wis
W. A. Wimsatt
Syracuse
N.Y
Annie C. Toms
Claude Toms
Tilghman
Salone Grossnickle
Toms
Church of the Brethren
Mabel Bittle
Haines City
Fla
Nora E. Sheeley
Walter M. Turpin
Glen Mar Park
Bethesda
Doctor’s Hospital
Margaretta Fromke Turpin
Gree Brothers
Funeral cortege to Mt. Olivet Cemetery
A funeral procession will depart from Gawter's Funeral Chapel at one o clock Friday afternoon for graveside services at Mt. Olivet Cemetery in Norfolk Virginia. Interment will follow at Mt. Olivet Cemetery in the city.
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Ters
Norfolk
Gawter's Funeral
Funeral rites for Whitmore interred at Mt Hope
Funeral services and interment were held for Franklin H. Whitmore who died Saturday in Martinsburg West Virginia. The services took place Tuesday at Mt Hope Cemetery Woodsboro with M R Etchison and Son as funeral directors.
Court Rules Commerce Clause and Civil Rights Act Reach Local Restaurants
The court notes Congress passed the Civil Rights Act without legislative findings and found no clear interstate commerce link in enforcing the Act against the McClungs. The McClungs argued local operation with locally sourced goods, yet claimed interstate commerce relevance. The case originally listed Robert Kennedy as a defendant, later replaced by Katzenbach.
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Congress
Justice Department
McClung, Sr
McClung
U.S. Atty
Robert Kennedy
Katzenlach
Kennedy
Heflin Wins State FFA Livestock Award for Expo Trip
Heflin, a Walkersville High School graduate, was chosen as the state award recipient from 31 candidates. He leads the Maryland FEA and is a member of the state winning FFA livestock judging team. He advances to the national contest in Kansas City next month with a Sears-Roebuck Foundation travel prize.
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Sears-Roebuck Foundation
Heflin
Walkersville High School
FFA
Kansas City
American Institute of Cooperation
Lincoln
Neb
Maryland
FEA
Goldwater Campaign Sees Southern Crowds Rally For GOP
Barry Goldwater, campaigning in the South for the third day, greeted a crowd in Raleigh after a late arrival from Montgomery. He used a bull horn to address supporters and praised the GOP shift by Strom Thurmond, calling it a political breakthrough.
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Thifhmond
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Raleigh
Montgomery
Court Action Over Speeding Near East Church Street
Judge ruled on a case involving speeds up to 75 mph at the street intersection with Highland Street. Witnesses from East Church Street area testified about Sttely driving past homes late at night without unusual behavior.
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Highland Street
East Church Street
Frederick
Stemple
Rice
Barr
France approves first balanced budget in over 30 years
Paris AP reports France promises its first balanced budget in more than three decades with a surplus near 1.12 billion dollars. Finance Minister Valery Giscard dEstaing says about 2.4 million will cover this year's deficit while the rest funds other gaps.
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Paris
France
Valery Giscard * d- Estaing
Cay
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News-Post
Seph M Lynch
EDR
Grove Funeral Home
H. Clayton Moyer
Park, Lawn Cemetery
Chambersburg
Ament
W Va
M. R. Etchison and Son
Curtis Coleman Cover
Hanover
New Hampshire
Bittle
Fred E. Gross
William M. Brown
Robert H. Routzahn
John T. Routzahn
Frank Cover Tl
Peter Mace
William Hauver
William Deter
St. Paul's Lutheran Cemetery
Myersvile
George Walter Hill
All Saints Street
Hicks Funeral Home
C. B. Jackson
Jesus
Maryanna Carroll
Herman E. Fredericks
Rodney M. Sewell
William Carroll
Bernard A. Lee
John W. Howard
Ebeneezer Methodist Church Cemetery
Centerville
C. BE. Hicks HI
Bessie Irene Phebus
W. Merval Weaver
United Presbyterian Church
Jack Landis
Donald Phebus
Clark Phebus
Richard Smith
George Wallace
Dennis Shafer
Mount Olivet
M R Etchison & Son
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