Last Wish of Mrs Woodrow Wilson Helps Alleviate Washington Slums
The Senate passed a house bill eliminating crowded dwellings in Washington alleys, fulfilling Mrs. Woodrow Wilson's investigations. bill now goes to the president for signature. Frederick County contractors secure jobs for plastering at Frederick Trust Company building and new homes on West Fourth Street. County farmers haul pumpkins to city for Frederic City Packing Company. One horse from George H Davis’s double team bolted after slipping at Market and Second streets, causing minor harness damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson
Senate
Washington
Frederick County
Frederick City Packing Company
George H. Davis
Market
Second Streets
County bridges in need of replacement program
Four accidents in recent years have caused the collapse of as many bridges in the county road system. Many spans are iron truss built 60 to 70 years ago and not suited for modern high speed autos. Bridges are reinforced and carry designated weights, but replacement is costly and years away. Motorists should use extreme caution when crossing these antique structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thermail
No Voice For Medics in Medicare Ad Campaign
The AMA fights to buy one minute TV time to oppose the Medicare bill after networks restrict ads on controversial issues. Networks allow brief spots for candidates but balk at issue advocacy arguing time is scarce. AMA argues for equal access to a marketable commodity and urges reconsideration of policy.
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American Medical Association
Senate
House of Representatives
AMA
Three Win Prizes At International Dairy Show
Three Frederick County men earned prizes at the international dairy exposition held this year in Harrisburg Pennsylvania. George A. Nicholson Jr. won junior champion female in the Milking Shorthorn division, Russell Wachter claimed junior champion bull, and George W. Smith II captured junior Holstein female championship. State Secretary Leland H. Bull noted about 2,200 animals were entered from 16 states and Canada, filling the 13 acre Farm Show Building over four days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
State Farm
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
George A. Nicholson Jr
Trickle Brook Farm
Detour
Russell Wachter
Clover Top Farm
Keymar
George W. Smith
New Midway
Leland H. Bull
States
Canada
Gulf Situation Quiet Across Pentagon Amid Vietnam Tensions
New Gulf continued on page one as officials kept a calm interior mood with no crisis tone in Washington and the Pentagon. In South Vietnam, a military spokesman announced a heightened alert for U S forces. McNamara cited preliminary reports of a nighttime incident in international waters near the Gulf of Tonkin.
Germany's Siegfried Line Penetrated in First Army Drive
Twenty years ago today reports from the front stated the Siegfried Line had been completely penetrated within 24 hours after the American First Army breached its outer defenses. Advanced forces moved through the line encircling Aachen and likely entered the city, probing six miles east. In Frederick water pressure faltered as a break in the Singapore main line caused filtration shutdowns and complaints of shortages. Mrs. William M. Storm and daughter Miss Betty Storm vacationed at Ocean City Maryland after a storm hit the coast from Maine to Friday. Frederick County residents heard of a broad War Memorial Association formation with Lewis R. Dertzbaugh named president for a comprehensive memorial effort.
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Germany
Siegfried
First Army
Aachen
Rederick
Singapore
William M. Storm
Betty Storm
Ocean City
Martha Jane
Storm
Rockwell Terrace
Maine
Frederick Countians
Comprehensive War Memorial Association
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
Frederick
Cedarettes Hold September Meeting at Pythian Castle
The Frederick Cedarettes met at the Pythian Castle with first vice president Mrs. Queln Holmes presiding in place of president Mrs. Dorothy Staley. An invitation from the Ladies' Auxiliary to the Capital Forest Cedars of Washington to attend a Halloween dinner and dance was read. tickets due by September 21. illness notices were shared including Alma Lease at Frederick Memorial Hospital and Bruce Keplar at Fort Howard Veterans Hospital. The group planned Duncan Hines Fruit cakes for October and noted a rummage sale on October 2 postponed. Birthday wishes were given to five members and a new nominating committee chaired by Mrs. Rosalie Bennett was formed. A donation to Muscular Dystrophy was announced. The next meeting is October 20 with visitors from seven auxiliaries invited. A fall hairdo demonstration by Mrs. Shirley Van Fossen followed.
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Frederick Cedarettes
Pythian Castle
Queln Holmes
Dorothy Staley
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Capital Forest Cedars of
Bruce Keplar
Fort Howard Veterans Hospital
Baltimore
Cedarettes
Doris Peace
Jacqueline Fox
Quebn Holmes
Helen Brandenburg
Virginia Mason
Rosalie Bennett
Tall Cedars
Lebanon
Shirley van Fossen
Tillie Lambert
Mr. Harry C. Miller Returns From Back Surgery
Mr. Harry C. Miller of Thurmont has returned home from Chambersburg Hospital after back surgery. He is reported to be doing nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry C. Miller
Thurmont
Chambersburg Hospital
Cedar Grove Man Dies Under Car Lift at Local Garage
A 52 year old Cedar Grove man James A Case died after a car lift collapsed at Cedar Grove Garage owned by Julian King. Two others, James Richard Perdew and his son from Damascus, escaped unharmed. Case, retired U S Army veteran, was taken to Suburban Hospital where he died. Interment planned Arlington National Cemetery.
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Cedar Grove
Montgomery County
Rockville
James A. Case
Suburban Hospital
James Richard Perdew
Damascus
Perdew
Case
Julian King
Racketeers prey on homeowners in swindle schemes
Hammond describes swindlers from out of state and Baltimore operating home improvement ploys. Victims sign inflated contracts and deeds of trust when promised “good prices.” Reports of phony magazine sellers and asphalt payers surface. Central Registry and Better Business Bureau networks help curb deceptive practices. Trade groups push self regulation while newspapers root out misleading ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond
Baltimore
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Hagerstown
Chamber of Commerce
New York City
Central Registry
National Better Business Bureau, Inc
Chambers of Commerce
Better Business Bureaus
Fear less hope more and highways toll share debate
A column on road construction costs and highway funding explains federal and state contributions come from highway user taxes. It notes the Highway Trust Fund funds about three quarters of federal projects, with state levies and fees covering the rest, plus annual diversions from highway budgets. The piece ends urging broader outreach to help others beyond narrow boundaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove Folks
Francis Bush
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Highway Trust Fund
General Treasury
Livestock Entries and Beef Judging at Fair
Livestock entries include Holstein Ayrshire Guernsey Milking Shorthorn and Brown Swiss with classes and judging times spread across Tuesday and Wednesday. Beef judging set for Tuesday morning with 4-H dairy judging Thursday at 10 a.m. Names of judges and locations are listed along with the 4-H department schedule and the top 40 animals sale Friday night. Also notes East Coast naval service member Kenneth L. Smith aboard USS Winston and a reference to last year’s federal aid of 7.9 billion to state and local governments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obie Snyder
Imler
Ayrshire
R. Curtis Day
Damascus
Jane Neilson
New Windsor
Guernsey
William R. Powelll
Ellicott City
Edsel Gainer
Jackson Mills
Wa. Va
A. Homer Remsberg
Middletown
Jersey
Leland Clark
Poolesville
George Lechlider
John Totura Jr
Barnell Bortner
Glenn Rock
Boyd Smith
Holstein
Charles Streett
Edward Bur
Dette
William Stevens
Drew Stabler
Wayne Gaver
Business Bureau slogan amid fragmented quote
Fragmentary OCR reads “We advise people fae before they in Vv Bu” attributed to Hammond. The fragment shows a slogan style remark from a business bureau context, but lacks a complete sentence or identifying details to confirm a formal statement or event.
Deaths and funerals in Frederick County area
Obituaries list several Frederick County figures including H. Robert Cline, Mrs. Edwin Linthicum, and W. Lee Cline with interment at Montgomery Methodist Cemetery. infant Mark Edward Beard buried at Mount Olivet. Rossie T. Crawford cremation at Mount Olivet with services by Tyson Wheeler Funeral Home. Mrs. Lowell Trace of Dayton dies in Nova Scotia. Edgar G. Null dies at home on Washington Street with memorials at Mount Olivet and Calvary Methodist Church. services at funeral home Monday.
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de An Lie
Airy
Esthés L. Cline
Fredérick
Ery County
Walter A
Daisy Moxley Cline
Frederick
State Roads Commission
Cline
Montgomery Methodist Church
Boumi Temple
Baltimore
Knights Templars
Prudence Lodge
A.F
Montgomery Methodist Cemetery
Rossie T. Crawford
Rockville
Springfield State Hospital
Sykesville
Edgar S. Crawford
Adamstown
John W. Crawford
Rocksville
Edith Burger
Washington
Mt. Olivet
Tyson Wheeler
Lowell Trace
Miriam Bowers
Dayton
Ohio
Trace
Nova Scotia
Robert Niles Abrecht Sr dies. WWI veteran honored
Funeral services for Robert Niles Abrecht Sr a World War I veteran of North Market Street were held Friday at 2 pm at 106 East Church Street with Rev. Charles F Trunk Jr officiating. Military honors by Fort Detrick Post Personnel included bugler George E Phebus and pallbearers listed. burial at Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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Robert Niles
Rab
Charles R. Wisner
Carlton Baumgardner
Glenn Biehl
Hassen Stewart
Arthur Ridgely
Paul Himes Jr
Mount Olivet Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Funeral notices for Shank and Toms in Maryland obituaries
Gerald Stitely Keefer Catsail and George Johnson are named in funeral notices. Katie L Shank wife of Ernest M Shank died Tuesday in Frederic Memorial Hospital with services held Friday at 11 a m from the East Jr funeral home with Evangelical Lutheran pastor officiating. Pallbearers listed. Interment Mount Olivet cemetery. M R Etchison and Son funeral directors. Annie C Toms of Myersville died early Wednesday at home with services Friday at 2 p m from the Bit tle Funeral Home Myersville conducted by Rev Charles H Cameron. Pallbearers named. Interment in United Brethren Cemetery Myersville.
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Mark Edward Beard
Charles Edward
Fay Dansberger Beard
Frederick
Tucson
Arizona
Air Force
Tina Marie Beard
Mount Olivet
Alfred E. Smith
St. John’s Catholic Church
Lucy M. Harbaugh
RFD
Frederick Memorial Hospital
St. John's United Church of Christ, Woodsboro
Dale M. Shellhamer
Melvin Weddle
Charles Holt
Charles Engle
Gerald Stitely
Keefer Catsail
George Johnson
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Woodsboro
G. C. Barton
Walkersville
Katie L. Shank
Ernest M. Shank
Frederi Memorial Hospital
East Church Street
Charles F. Trunk Jr
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Clifford S$ately
Charles Stone
Dewey Wisner
George Kolb
Paul May
Frank Mansfield
Mount Olivet Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Annie C. Toms
Myersville
Taneytown Fire Co Holds Meeting Highlights
Taneytown Fire Company kept a Monday meeting with ambulances reporting 13 calls and six fire calls in the past month. The president named committees for tire prices, building additions with the Ladies Auxiliary, and Carnival 1965 organizers. A regional Fire School is set for September 20 at College Park, jacket requests were discussed, and the October meeting is slated for the carnival grounds at 7:30 p.m.
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Taneytown Fire Company
Mrs
Bessie Marshall
Maryland State Ladies Auxiliary Association
Robert Boone
Thomas Smith
Raymond Feeser
Ladies Auxiliary
Wilbur F. Millery
Thurston Putman
College Park
Fire Company
Jack Smith
Howard Welty
David Sneak
Dean Shall
Carnival Ground
Totem Pole Stolen In Chicago Police Seek Return
Chicago AP reports Vivian Lenard's 200 year old totem pole, eight feet tall and weighing 156 to 200 pounds, vanished from her possession. It features an eagle, a chief and a fish, painted blue, green and white, valued around 4000 dollars. Lenard offers 200 dollars for its return as police search continues.
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Chicago
Vivian Lenard
Beatlemania drains the pocketbook on U.S. tour
New York AP reports a financial mop up after a 30 day Beatle tour of the United States and Canada. The Beatles, from Liverpool, earned over a million in 11 cities with promoters paying up to 110000 in Kansas City and 81231.93 in Indianapolis. Forest Hills shows drew 32000 fans at roughly five dollars each. a June 1964 benefit will be held in the Paramount Theater before their return to London. Spokesmen say entertainers received 60 percent of gross per performance.
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New York
United States
Canada
Liverpool
Nas
Tex
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Forest Hills Tennis Stadium
Paramount Theater
London
Park Hosts Last Concert at Baker Park Sunday Evening
The final concert of the season at Baker Park will begin at 8 o'clock Sunday. The Railroader Band of Brunswick High School, directed by N Linwood Seibert, will perform a varied program including marches, show tunes, light classics, and selections from My Fair Lady and The King and I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker Park
Railroader Band
Brunstwick High School
N. Linwood Seibert
U. S. Marine Band
Harold Walters
Howard Akers
John J. Morrissey
Antonio Carlos Jobim
F. D. Marchetti
Ed Marshall
John P. Sousa
Rodgers and Hammerstein
S. W. Kurtz
Bob Bowers
Java
Freddy Friday
Charlies Tobias
Seibert
Civic Club Te Held Monday Luncheon
The Frederick Women's Civic Club, Inc. holds its opening meeting at Steiner House on West Patrick Street Monday with a 12 30 luncheon followed by a 1 90 pm session. Mrs C William Harbaugh of Biglerville Pa will present jewelry. club president is Mrs C William Hobson. Also notes a national income stat from the Advisory Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Women’s Civic Club, Inc
Steiner House
West Patrick Street
C. William Harbaugh
Biglerville
C. William Hobson
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James McNitt
Community Chest
Kenneth L. Smith
USN
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East Second Street
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Seventh Fleet
Far East
Maddox
C. Turner Joy
Edgar G. Null
Washington Street
Mr. Null
Araby
John Jerome
Ellen Taylor Null
William J. E. Null
Helen E. Wastler
Evelyn J. Crum
Null
Taneytown Fire Co
Jessup
Maryland House of Correction
Pace
Miles Lakeman
Philadelphia
Lewis Jones
James Lake
Harry McClelland
Everson
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