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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1964
Page
4
Fifty years ago Prince George of Servia was wounded for the second time while leading a cavalry battalion. He was shot through the body but life was not in danger, according to physicians.
In Darien a judge ordered police to name adults who may have served liquor to teenagers at private parties after a girl died in an accident. He warned warrants could follow. lawyers say no clear law bans private home service to minors, though contributing to delinquency statutes could apply.
A Sheffield psychology study tests opinions on leaders Sir Alec Douglas-Home and Harold Wilson using a semantic profile method. It rates Home as weak and cold with sweetness, Wilson as active and rugged, and finds Wilson favored. The National Cathedral dean’s critique attracted public interest in personality polling.
A family gathering at Walter F. Thrasher’s home in September included Mr and Mrs Walter Lee Thrasher and numerous relatives with a picnic supper. Attendees listed include Elwood and Michele Thrasher, Floyd Moser, Leon Moer, Linda, Shuler, Harold Moser, Denise, Randy, George and Karen Mo, Wes Ronen, Twigg, John Moser Pate, Gas Ang Reks, Vic Ne Rhos, Candy, Tink, and other relatives.
The fifth annual Candle Festival sponsored by the June edition of St Bathae Church Bryhton takes place in October at the parish hall. A broad display features colored candles shapes and figures with a wide selection of country store items. Miss Bavan Tall es Poot Phi street celebrate a year and wedding anniversary.
More than 1,200 American heavy bombers with escort attacked Frankfurt rail yards and targets while German defenses held along the western front. The Maryland Commission on Post War Reconstruction urged a new tax curb on business and withdrawal of government from competition. Trial dates were set for numerous indictments from the September grand jury with seven prisoners arraigned before Judge Schnauffer, as a long list of cases begins October 5. Civil Aeronautics Administration engineers started a land survey for a proposed Frederick port east of the city, spanning Route 40 to the Monoacy river.
In Baltimore AP reports Democrats aim to fill the President's Club by selling $1 000 tickets to a $1 000 plate dinner attended by President Johnson October 22. Labor Secretary Willard Wirtz rallied about 130 business professional and political figures and touted job gains under Kennedy versus Ike. Fund raisers later circulated blank checks as ticket sales target 250.
Among The Sick Sandra Jane Burdette 17 daughter of Mrs and Mrs Dor sex Burdette Rock Creek Drive entered Frederick Memorial Hospital Thursday for minor surgery Mrs Clark Gibson Adams town has been transferred from Frederick Memorial Hospital to Western Maryland State Hospital in Hagerstown A medical patient his condition listed as satisfactory Mrs Preston Fogle of this cil has returned to the home of her daughter Mrs John Heayes Pinoak drive following a major operation recent at Frederick Memorial Hospital Mrs Herbert F Hahn Jr has returned home from Frederick Memorial Hospital and is doing well following surgery After being confined since Aug 27 Mrs Elise White Haines returned to her apartment on West Church street on Wednesday of this week She hopes to soon resume her column Sidelights for News and Post.
The Baltimore Catholic Review warns editors against misreading Vatican Council action on religious liberty. It notes U S bishops call for liberty but cautions against implying opponents, stresses that faith and state religion debates differ, and urges strong decency in upholding conscience without harming others.
The Veterans Administration reports a drop below 22 million veterans in civilian life for the first time since World War II, with 21.6 million veterans in civilian life as of July. Breakdown shows 15,042,600 from World War II, 2,218,000 from World War I, 4572 from the Korean Conflict, and 166,000 from other wars. The projected trend targets under 21 million by 1989.
A 62 year old Frederick area motorist, Lewis C Lenhart, was in serious condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital after his 1963 Lenhart sedan collided with a tractor trailer on U S 40 near New Market at Md 75. Police say Lenhart failed to stop and pulled into the path of the oncoming truck driven by Claude L Demby. The tractor trailer sustained $350 in damage. Lenhart was admitted with a cerebral concussion and a compound fracture of the right leg. Charges are pending.
Two men charged with loitering faced a stressful hearing in Magistrate's Court. Ernest Perkins suffered a brief shock in court and Louis Tinney convulsed during trial. Ambulance crew treated Tinney at Frederick Memorial Hospital before release. both men were found guilty and jailed.
Coverage across Belgium Norway Sweden Denmark and the Netherlands shows mixed reactions to the Warren Commission findings. Leftist and rightist outlets publish and question the Oswald solo theory with publishers debating a possible broader conspiracy and alleged silencing.
In Towson Maryland a Baltimore County jury convicts Paul Richard Sutton of burglary after two circuit judges urged acquittal on arson and murder charges. Judges Lester L Barrett and John Grayson Turnbull order Sutton to return to county jail for sentencing.
A Maryland governor’s study commission on unemployment urges diversifying public education from grade school to college and expanding adult retraining. It calls for more adult high schools, urban employment service offices, better dropout referrals, and reexamined curricula to aid non academic students.
Auto workers push for a funded pension and union recognition while bargaining with GM and Chrysler falters. Sitdowns idled GM for 44 days and Chrysler for 29, with a pending strike deadline and arbitration proposals rejected by both sides.
Obituary notices report the deaths of John W. Atchison 59 of Dil Avenue with service details in Richfield New York. Albert W. Clagett of Gaithersburg with church and cattle group ties. and Jesse Ryan of Ridgeville a retired farmer. Funeral arrangements include calls at multiple funeral homes and graveside rites.
Barry Goldwater urged a Senate committee to probe Sen. John Williams charge that Matthew McCloskey funneled 95000 into the 1960 Democratic fund as a supposed kickback. The Philadelphia contractor, named ambassador to Ireland by JFK, was linked to DC stadium contract profits.
Funeral services were held at Toms Creek Methodist Church for Lloyd G. Ohler 76 of Emmitsburg with Rev. Martin Case and Rev. Graham officiating. Interment followed at Mt. View Cemetery Emmitsburg. Lois Mumford Freese of Wadsworth Ohio also had services at Zion Lutheran Maddletown. Interments occurred in Zion Lutheran Cemetery. Funeral details note additional service at Fast Church Street with local clergymen and several pallbearers named for various bereaved families.
Walter Moneth Curratl seeks legal representation for a matter in Baltimore. An assistant attorney and a former writer agree to handle all legal steps at no charge, based on an investigative need. Monath has been confined to Carroll’s jail after agreeing to support three children per a ruling by Chief Judge Boylan. He claims his wife’s influence and lack of a prior trial or hearing justify his refusal to follow a child custody order.
Doctors report Japanese Prime Minister Hayato Ikeda, 64, does not have throat cancer but requires three to four weeks of special radiation to shrink a benign throat tumor. Cancer experts warned untreated, condition could become malignant. Ikeda entered the hospital Sept. 9.
A dinner at Mr and Mrs Paul W Hann on North Market Street celebrated Mrs Roy Miller of Grant Place. Guests included Roy B Miller and his sons Tony Timmy Kenny, Mr and Mrs Guy Whisner and children Davey Sally, and Mrs Carrie Trillapoo from the area. A roast goose and steak dinner was served.
Descendants of John and Emma Boyer Crampton gathered for the 19th annual reunion at 8S. C. G. B. Park in Brunswick on August 30 with 154 attendees. A picnic followed a program directed by Harold Angsberger and Mrs. Charles Remsher featuring scripture, readings, solos, duets, and gifts to the oldest attendee.
Guardian Hose Company of Thurmont responded after 8:30 a.m. Saturday to a vehicle fire on Rt. 81 during a test run. The mechanic had the blaze out before firemen arrived, with damage estimated at $50.
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