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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1964
Page
4
The Rev Harold A Bosley argues that about 800 million self described Christians worldwide are lax in worship and practice. He warns if all believers felt at home in the church, the impact on society would be vast and the church must persuade members to loyally pledge to the Lord. He cites urban laxity as fueling crime and immorality.
Frederick Maryland September 28 1964 Frederick Community Concert Association executive secretary Francis W Bush Sr thanks the press for cooperation and coverage aiding a membership drive The notice notes reader support and outlines a 1964 fundraising and expansion plan with monthly and yearly contribution figures and mentions AP news service and second class mailing status
No. 1 Domestic Problem. While praising the longest period of recovery since World War II the steelworkers convention says unemployment remains the nation’s top issue. It rejects wage limits and calls for a multipart program to boost purchasing power with high wages and broad federal investment in housing, urban renewal, highways, hospitals and schools, plus labor protections and expanded unemployment benefits. The plan echoes liberal Johnson era policy.
A reader accuses the Frederick Post of favoring Goldwater over Johnson and urges an open editorial stance. The letter asks for transparency about political bias and requests publication in the letters column.
Mr. H G Thomas of New York visits his sister Mrs Elbert McBride in West Patrick Street and attended the Home Coming in Middletown while visiting his mother Mrs Malinda E Thomas. Rumors of Von Kluck retreat unsettled though Allied gains cited. pumpkins canned by Frederick City Packing Company with three weeks more work ahead. Funeral for Rev J W Kiracofe, former pastor of Centennial U B church, to be held at St Pauls U B Hagestown Saturday at 2 30 p m with Rev Dr A B Statton in charge.
Frederick county women can knit 1000 pounds of wool into 7540 of a new sweater type for the Army, with immediate distribution and a call for knitters from Mrs Ernest C Webb, head of the Production Service Corps. Office of War Information notes crushing Japan to take 1.5 to 2 years after Germany falls. Municipal playgrounds report shows 91,386 total attendees this summer at four sites, 45,018 participants and 46,368 spectators. Pat Rosencrantz near Urbana wins saddle horse race at Frederick Fair opening day card.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad appoints Thomas G Gordon as assistant director industrial development succeeding A C Todd who retired Malcolm E Wagner becomes regional manager industrial development and Thomas A Arnold named regional representative industrial development all three based in Baltimore
In the 19th annual Cramp ton reunion program listed in the September 25 News issue, several performer names were omitted including piano Crampton, a reading by James Barry, a saxophone solo by Pamela Remnaberg, and a quartet by Patsy Buxton Jean Coyle Robert Remnaberg and Millard Angleberger.
The Chamber Music Society opens Sunday at Coffman Chapel Hood College with William Sprigg and Mrs. Charles F. Warner performing Bach keyboard and vocal works on organ harpsichord and clavichord. Three concert sets explore sound differences across instruments.
Valli Rae resumes singing in 1963 with Scotty Boyle organization after a 1959 hiatus. She auditioned in Springfield, Virginia and signed a five year contract for monthly records. Currently at Parsons Hall Waldorf with Floyd Collins and the Getabouts, she plans record signings at B and T Record Store and expects Wheaton Warrenton releases before nationwide rollout.
The Chamber Brass Players will perform at Shepherd College Reynolds Hall on Wednesday at 8 pm as part of the Shepherd College Artists Series. Dr. Guy Frank announced free admission for college personnel with student activity tickets and Shenandoah Concert Association season ticket holders. others pay at the door. The quintet is noted for concerts, recordings, and articles in major publications.
President Johnson seeks to meet with Charles de Gaulle and other Western leaders as part of broader NATO unity efforts. A Paris appearance before parliamentarians is contemplated if election results permit. Johnson’s travel would mark a shift from his no-travel pledge during a national vacancy risk.
Munich AP reports Karl Wolff, 64, former SS Gen and Himmler's adjutant, was found guilty of aiding in the murder of about 300,000 Jews in Poland. He received 15 years hard labor after prosecutors sought life imprisonment. Wolff pleaded innocence and said he learned of the killings after the war. He was arrested in January 1962 and tried beginning July 15.
Federal employees in the San Francisco area largely ignored the government leased wire telephone system last year and wasted about 134000 dollars on needless toll charges. Ralph G. Deede, acting General Services Administration chief in San Francisco, said many workers didn’t understand the system and expressed hope the problem is now solved. The system links federal agencies in 300 major cities by leased lines with a flat lease fee regardless of calls.
William E Hardy former Frederick resident and Maryland Highways Contractors Association executive secretary spoke to Kiwanis International on National Public Works Week. He outlined public works facts from cities counties and states, discussed highway user taxes and Federal Aid financing, and warned against central government overreach eroding local control.
Judges including Randolph B. Rosencrantz Dr Roy Cassell and Nick Pope awarded first prize to Ballenger Grange second to Jefferson Grange and third to Glade Valley Grange after judging 13 exhibits noting ear length and vegetable freshness.
Brig. Gen. William A. Barron Jr., 71, retired chairman of Gillette Razor Blade Co., and World War I and II veteran, died Tuesday in St. Petersburg. A native of Newburyport, Massachusetts, he led the company corporate board for years.
City Engineer Robert A Whiteford released eleven Frederick permits worth more than 110000 on Tuesday at the Assessment Office. New homes include 37000 in College Estates and 18500 in Westbrook II plus 11263 for Brosius Homes in Carrollton. Home improvements total several thousand dollars, and two business expansions add a showroom and three underground diesel tanks for Humble Oil along East Street.
Griffin notes about 20 women run 200 meters under 24 seconds signaling strong global competition. Debbie is the 400 relay alternate, replacing Rosie Bonds who placed third in the 100 meters in New York. Team members include White sisters, Wyomin Tyus and Miss McGuire. Sherard led hurdles with O Neal second and Bonds third. The squad was hosted by Disneyland and marched into the Coliseum before USC-Pittsburgh. Griffin says Tokyo trek will test morale against 1960 Rome. The pair depart Los Angeles on five Olympic flights, 11:59 p.m. Pacific, arriving late today.
Arnold Lewis Rice died at his home on East South Street Tuesday at 1 45 p m after a five month illness aged 50. Survived by his father William C Rice his widow Hilda Staub Rice a daughter Mrs Ralph Kinna two brothers Paul W Rice Sr and Herman W Rice two half brothers Meredith and Glenn Rice two half sisters Mrs Ruth Oden and others and two grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are pending with Etchison Son Funeral Directors.
Mrs Otis Waskey of West Patrick Street is recovering from a Friday heart attack at Fort Detrick Hospital with improving condition. Mr Owen W Ayers of East Thirteenth Street had major surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital and is progressing as expected. Mr Charles Mumma of Rocky Ridge remains under observation at Washington County Hospital in Hagerstown. Judy Ramsburg, daughter of Mr and Mrs Maynard Ramsburg of Thurmont, recuperates at Frederick Memorial after a bee sting on Labor Day. Mrs George W Haws of West Fifth Street was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital for treatment. Mr George Blake of Thurmont is a medical patient at Anni erect Hospital in Gettysburg.
In Charleston Cecil H. Underwood campaigned against the state Board of Probation and Parole during a Civic Club speech while his rival Hulett Smith urged support in Sistersville. Smith credited the Commerce Department with drawing industry to Sistersville, citing Hubbard Woodworking’s move to Tyler County as a win for the area.
A New York firm purchases ten million dollars in state bonds to finance fourteen buildings in West Virginia, aiding public works projects and infrastructure expansion.
Funeral services were conducted in Pittsburgh and nearby towns for A Boyd Fisher Mrs Annie Browning Bradley J Day Larry E Staub and Charles Spurgeon Rhine. Cremation and interment details varied with services held at Monocacy Beallsville Pine Grove Mt Airy Damascus Thurmont and Mount Olivet cemeteries with pallbearers named. Funeral homes listed include Waltz Euro Molesworth and Crarger.
Mr and Mrs Ralph L Hankey of RFD 3 Emmitsburg announce the birth of a son born last Friday at Annie Warner Hospital Gettysburg Pa The family welcomes the new arrival with joy and gratitude from relatives and friends.
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