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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1964

Page

4

The News Frederick Ad Rates and Publication Details

The Frederick Frederick newspaper lists subscription prices by mail with advance payment options and rates for one month three months six months and one year. It also notes the paper's editorial affiliations and filing as second class matter with the Post Office.

the News Frederick Maryland Mosday Greatouthern Pto Audit Bureau of Chevietlorns Associated Press Frederick Md

Sayre Warns Voters Of Sterile Choice In Election

Very Rev. Francis B Sayre of the National Cathedral denounces the presidential race urging Washington parishioners to abstain from voting. He labels Senator Barry Goldwater as dangerous and President Johnson as ethically lacking, warning the public may choose a sterile outcome seven weeks before the election. The piece notes voter apathy and campaign doldrums as pivotal factors.

Shakespeare Woodrow Wilson Francis B Sayre Episcopal National Cathedral George Dewey John Fister Dulles Sayre White House Kennedy Washington Barry Goldwater Republcan Johnson Goldwater

India faces food crisis as floods hit crops and prices rise

India endures a growing food shortage worsened by floods that damage crops and spark riots. The Congress Party government under Prime Minister Shastri faces a no confidence debate and a toppled state government, while the US pledges wheat shipments rising from 200000 to 600000 tons monthly.

India Congress Party Shastri U. S Washington

Four South Korean Soldiers Wounded in Border Shooting

Four South Korean soldiers were wounded by unidentified gunmen believed to be North Korean agents 25 miles north of Seoul. The attack occurred Saturday night south of the demilitarized zone and a search found spent Russian ammunition in the area.

Seoul South Korea Demilitarized Zone

Fifty Years Ago Items From the News-Post Files

The notices report the German siege of Rheims has killed about 400 civilians and become a pattern of minor clashes. The Ox Fibre Brush Works in Frederick is said to be thriving despite national conditions. Brunswick Water Committee and the mayor discuss conserving the town water supply amid shortages.

News-Post Seige Rheims France Frederick

War Secretary Reports US Casualties Reach 400000

Secretary of War Stimpson, in a briefing, cites total US war casualties at 400000 with Army 337743 and Navy 68617 through August 29. German forces lose at least 105 tanks in a three day Alsace Lorraine battle, the largest since the Allied landings. JOOD College opens this week with a record 472 students, up seven percent from last year.

News-Post Stimson United States Navy Alsace- Lorraine France Jood College

Letter objecting obituary wording on motorist death

A Thurmont Maryland reader objects to an obituary implying speed and alcohol caused a motorist death. The letter defends the deceased as a hard worker and trusted neighbor and asks the paper to avoid unkind speculation and stigmatizing details.

Ard Austin Bruchey Thurmont, Md

Three Children Killed and Mother Wounded in Rohrersville Shooting

State Police said three children, Samuel Lee four, Sandra Kay three, and Steven Allen fourteen months, were killed by .22 rifle fire at their Rohrersville home in Washington County. Their mother Eva May Grey was wounded in the left chest and hospitalized. Buddy Roosevelt Grey, a Rockville plumber, reported finding them.

Hagerstown Rohrersville Washington County J.M. Carter Buddy Roosevelt Grey Grey Rockville Samuel Lee Sandra Kay Steven Allen Eva May Grey Washington County Hospital

Pet Show Awards Parade Dominates Local Fair

Thomas Chase leads judges list with honorable mentions for Klein and Williams as Best Pedigreed, Best Costumed and Other categories ring through dogs and cats. Group two and three showcase long tails ears and whiskers with dozens of winners and many prizes from Frederick merchants.

Thomas Chase Charles Klein Jeb Byron Joanie Rager Edward Orem Donna Williams David Throne Linda Shaw Mona Castle Marsha Witt Nancy Goodman Alleta Eicchelberger Child John Wages Ann Wiles Susan Simon Clyde Stone Jr Susan Myers Jenny Bertgis Mary Truitt Sharon Smith Ann Lawrence Kim Bryan Eddie Orem Edith Baker Ann Grantham Animal Diane Jenkins Judy Croneburg Katherine Kline Patricia Shaff Joey Miller Becky Furie Karen Hoffman David Wright Wendy Furie Patrick Kennedy Juliet Gaver Jimmy Cupino Carol Ann Wertenbaker Vicki Alexander Marsha Baker Animal Shelter Becky Purie Barbara Morgan Mary Lou Lawrence Mike Fitzpatrick Steve Zimmerman Susan Shirey Fi Gest Bill Etzler Tommy Dashiell Eddie Falkenstein Mikey Miller Julie Bartgis Vicki Cook Shadow Hour Daphne Harrington Mark Ropp Tina Dashiell Kathy Flohr Susan Sumon Donna Fogle Sigrid Kim Woodrow Mikey Miler Michael Allison Dick Diane Jeff Angieberger Rosemary Vona Debra Brandenburg Pat Laveronne Jerry Hoffman Carol Cordyack Kurke Gary Richard Arrington Mike Luhn Roger Douglas Sharon Phelps Jack Grffin Eugene Abelow Jonathan Abelow Sarah Gilbert Tommy Burall Sam Dennis Cheryle Ann Beachly Joe Hartington Judy Grove Conrad Gall Buddy Main Martin Burall Patricia Hammond David Luhn Con Pe Gall David Main Jeffery Burall Jill Forney Mark Arrington Diane Brown Sammy Dennis Linda Wertenbaker Gordon Gall Martha Malligo Linda Bishop Frederick

Senate Reapportionment Fight Heads to Key Senate Clash

Senate Republicans led by Everett Dirksen pursue a rider to the foreign aid bill delaying reapportionment court actions until 1966 to gain time for a constitutional amendment nullifying the Supreme Court ruling on state legislative apportionment. Senate liberals plan to filibuster both the rider and the filibuster itself, with previous attempts failing.

Senate Everett M. Dirksen Illinois Dirkson Supreme Court

Samuel C Free Celebrates 83rd Birthday in Creagerstown

Mr. Samuel C. Free of Creagerstown celebrated his 83rd birthday Sunday and remains in good health according to a brief notice.

Samuel C. Free Creagerstown

Local Residents Return Home and Recoveries Reported

Among the sick Mr. Theodore Ables formerly of Frederick now of Rockville has returned home from two weeks at Suburban Hospital Bethesda He is the husband of Mrs Naomi Huffer Ables Peter Lorencen 14 son of Mr and Mrs Bernard Pappy Lorenzen is in Frederick Memorial Hospital recovering from an appendectomy early Sunday morning

Theodore Ables Frederick Rockville Bethesda Naomi Huffer Ables Peter Lorencen Bernard Pappy) Lorenzen Frederick Memorial Hospital

Dr May to Speak at Hood Convocation in 2nd Year Start

Nationally known economist Dr Elizabeth May will address Hood College to open its second academic year. The Smith College graduate and former Wheaton College dean has served on the Import-Export Bank of Washington board and held roles in the Bureau of the Budget and Treasury Department.

Elizabeth 5. May Hood College Hood May The Import-Export Bank of Washington Wheaton College Bureau of the Budget Roosevelt Truman Coffman Chapel Smith College London School of Economics University of London Goucher College U.S. Treasury Department Norton Mass Ameri

Runaway San Francisco Cable Car Panic on Russian Hill

A cable car on Hyde Street rolled backward after losing its grip, injuring and frightening passengers including Mrs. Susie Baer and 35 others. Emergency brakes failed briefly, crew cut free the jammed bar, and many riders leaped to the pavement. Harbor Emergency Hospital treated 20 passengers for injuries including a broken shoulder and cuts.

San Francisco Russian Hill Susie Baer Chestnut and Lombard Fisherman’s Wharf Alcatraz Joseph Ruiz Antebello Calif

Six City Accidents Reported Over Weekend

A Frederick man faced drunken driving and speed charges after his car rear ended another on West South Street about 12 15 a m Sunday. Police logged six weekend accidents with various damage amounts and charges for reckless driving speeding and license issues.

Frederick William T. Troxell West South Street Roy Rippeon Pine Avenue Rippeon Troxell John Wheeldon Smith West Second Street Ernest L- Main Brunswick Russell A. Hendrickson Hendrickson Main Paul W. Mossburg William E. Shepley West Patrick Street Paul L. Miller RFD 3 Harry W. Stull Miller Sgt J. Frank Main James E. Schreyer Rosemont Javenue

Collision Reports From Frederick Area Streets

Two separate wrecks are reported. Robert Hiltner, 18, of Frederick collided with Lawrence Smith Sr., 48, of Frederick as Smith pulled from a service station. Hiltner’s car suffered 751 dollars in damage and Smith’s 1957 car 50 dollars. no charges. A second crash at North Bentz and West Fourth involved Joann Witmer, 23, and Carolyn Whipp, 16. Whipp was cited for disobeying a traffic device. Witmer’s car sustained 150 dollars damage and Whipp’s 30 dollars.

Robert T. Hiltner RED 3 Frederick Lawrence A. Smith Sr RFD 7 Smith Hiltner Rosemont Cpl. Mossburg North Bentz West Fourth Streets Joann B. Witmer West Fourth Street Carolyn J. Whipp East Patrick Street

Montevue Auxiliary Plans Meeting Wednesday

The Montevue Auxiliary will hold a general meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the multipurpose room of the home. President Mrs Edward B Seligmann Jr says plans include resident activities and small improvements to brighten halls. Volunteers are invited and transportation can be arranged.

Montevue Edward B. Seligmann Jr Seligmann

Bloodmobile schedule set for Frederick church visit

Fort Detrick operations note emergency calls at Frederick Memorial Hospital. The bloodmobile will stop at Calvary Methodist Church October 7 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Notices go to about 200 people this week and the Red Cross requests return cards be completed and mailed back.

Frederick Memorial Hspital Calvary Methodist Church West Second North Bentz Streets Red Cross

Deaths in Waynesboro and surrounding area

Obituary notices report the deaths of Wilbur E. Bowman 68 of Waynesboro Pa d Harrisburg State Hospital after ill health Also J Wesley Duble 73 of Thurmont Elmer C Fuss 58 Thurmont Lois Mumford Freeze 45 Wadsworth and formerly of the county D Harold McDevitt Mt Pleasant dies suddenly after a heart attack Survivors include spouses children and siblings with funeral details and locations listed for each service

Funeral notices from local area continue

Wayne Kelley Jr Krista Kelley and Patrick Kelley noted as survivors. M r McDevitt long time Chestnut Farms and Sealtest Dairy worker and Mt Pleasant Ruritan Club founder. Miss Louisa Nusbaum dies at 88 in Gaithersburg at Gartner's Funeral Home. George W Sexton 83 of Boyds dies at Montgomery General Hospital. Emory E Selby 68 Brunswick resident dies at home. Rupert W Spring Sr 67 of Boyds dies at Suburban Hospital. Obituaries list survivors and service details.

Wayne Kelley Jr Krista Kelley Patrick Kelley New Windsor Mrr. McDevitt Chestnut Farms Dairy Sealtest Dairy Chambersburg Mt Pleasant Ruritan Club Mt Pleasant Rupert W. Spring Rupert W. Spring Sr Boyds Bethesda

Retired SRC Employee Carl Cline Dies at 65

Carl A. Cline, a retired District Right-of-Way Engineer for the Frederick Office, State Roads Commission District 7, died Friday evening at Frederick Memorial Hospital at age 65. He was husband of Esther L. Cline and father of H. Robert Cline, Mrs. Edwin Linthicum, Airy Cline, and W. Lee Cline. He was a Montgomery Methodist Church member and active in Freemasonry and Eastern Star. Services were held at Olin L. Molesworth Funeral Home with Montgomery Lodge 190 AF and AM conducting memorials. interment at Montgomery Methodist Cemetery.

J. Wesley Duble Thurmont Vindabona Frederick County Jacob Emma Kanouss Duble United Church of Christ Rocky Ridge C.F. Lodge Amnie Stambaugh Duble John L. Duble Richard W. Duble Graceham Bertie Fortney Camp Hill William Duble Eugaili Fla Creager Richard Ruof Blue Ridge Cemetery Lois Mumford Freeze Robert K. Freeze Wadsworth Ohio Wadsworth Hospital Elliott City Frederick Carl E. Mumford Maude Beard Mumford Middletown Robert Thomas Karl L. Mumford Philadelphia Zion Lutheran Church Martin Luther Beard Carroll L. Boyer American Cancer Society George W. Sexton Synthia Self Sexton Boyds Montgomery General Hospital Olney Mr. Sexton Washington County Virginia John Sexton Stewart L. Sexton Dickerson James W. Sexton Urbana George R. Sexton Woodbine Resthaven Memorial Gardens Hansonville M. R. Etchison and Son Emory E. Selby Emory Eugene Selby Ida Carroll Selby Brunswick Joseph and Florence Selby Ruth Holiar Myrtle Tobery Bertha Thomas Baltimore Frank Selbyy Frank Selby Bethany Lutheran Church C. H Carl A. Cline District 7 State Roads Commission Frederick Memorial Hospital Esther L. Cline Mount Airy Walter A Daisy Moxley Cline Cline Montgomery Methodist Church Boumi Temple Knights Templars Prudence Lodge ALF A.M Mt. Airy Prudence Order of Eastern Star H. Robert Cline Kemptown Edwin Linthicum Mr. Airy W. Lee Cline Damascus Olin L. Molesworth Fredence Lodge Montgomery Methodist Cemetery

Also Mentioned on This Page

Dr. May Hood Convocation Can Association of University Women AAUW Elizabeth May Fort Detrick Wilbur E. Bowman North Field Avenue Waynesboro Harrisburg State Hospital Mr. Bowman Smithsburg John and Lillie Brown Bowman J. Edward Florence Sons Wioe Orpha Schilling Herman Miller RFD Richard Bowman Elmer C. Fuss Annie Warner Hospital Gettysburg Emmanuel and Rosie Miller Fuss Guy L. Masser Frederick Contractor Clara B. Martin Fuss Paul Sweeney James Fuss Elmer Jr Westminster Bettie Fuss Florence Baker Hattie Sweeney Rest Haven Memorial Gardens D. Harold McDevitt Mt. Pleasant Cornelius and Fannie Sponseller McDevitt Alice Etzler McDevitt Janet Kelley David R. McDevitt Johnsville Edward C. McDevitt Louisa C. Nusbaum Louisa Catherine Nusbaum Asbury Methodist Home Gaithersburg John H Eleanor H. Nusbaum Gartner Mt. Zion Mamie Camden Spring Betty Lou Morningstar Jean Soblotne Geraldine Allnutt Gloria Duvall Sandra Schwarzel Rupert W. Spring Jr James A. Spring Marie Nichols Dorothy Ward Barnesville Gladys Kinna Takoma Park Catherine Reeder Marjorie Spring Earl Spring Raymond Spring Hyattstown Russell LBJ Douglas B. Cornell Outor Town West Virginia America Phillip Lee SRC
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