Andrew Heads Polio Drive In Caroline County
Louis Andrew sheriff of Caroline County who has a polio victim son leads the 1963 Caroline County Polio Fund Campaign. He names Mrs Hazel Gallagher as chairman for lower Caroline and notes envelopes mailed, boxes will be placed in stores, and the Mothers March occurs January 31.
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Louis Andrew
Denton
Caroline County
Andrew
Hazel Gallagher
Preston
lower Caroline
Denton School Menu For Next Week Shows Varied Roles
The Denton School menu lists weekly meals with Platter items such as meatloaf, spaghetti with hamburg, barbecued pork, creamed chipped beef, and fish sticks. A la Carte options include fruits and cakes. The schedule also notes primary building meals and a Legion Auxiliary Christmas contribution with community donations and observances.
Methodist Ministers Retreat at Buck Hill Falls Draws 400 Clergymen
More than 400 Methodist ministers from the Washington and Baltimore areas will attend a four day retreat at Buck Hill Falls Pennsylvania starting Monday. Bishop John Wesley Lord and Bishop Edgar A Love organize the gathering with lectures by Dr David J MacLennan Dr Harry V Richardson and Dean Robert Cushman on church communication society theology. R Jervis Cooke serves as retreat director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck Hill Falls
John Wesley Lord
Washington
Edgar A. Love
Baltimore
David J. MacLennan
Brick Presbyterian Church
Rochester
New York
Harry V. Richardson
Interdenominational Theological Center
Atlanta
Georgia
Robert E. Cushman
Duke University Divinity School
Durham
North Carolina
R. Jervis Cooke
Wilmington
the
Methodist Church
Discussion Group 6 plans 25th anniversary observance
Discussion Group No 6 met with Mr and Mrs Charles Dean last Tuesday evening to plan the April event marking the 25th anniversary. Nine active charter members exist and the group discussed higher education trends and costs. Mrs C J Kern and Emitt Potts shared highlights from the National Convention in Atlanta. Baltimore State Farm Bureau meeting announced with plans to attend. Refreshments followed the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
No. 6
Charles Dean
Richard Blackburn
State Farm Bureau
Baltimore
C. J. Kern
Emitt Potts
Atlanta
Georgia
State's Attorney Disposes of Several Court Cases
On January 14 before Trial Magistrate W A Stewart Wright in the Denton Court five persons were convicted. Robert Eugene Greenley 20 of Greensboro paid 50 dollars for illegal possession of alcoholic beverage and 60 dollars for reckless driving related to an auto crash on Route 313 near Denton on Nov 11. The defendant was hospitalized. Henry Kemp 22 of Goldsboro was fined 30 dollars for disorderly conduct at the Horseshoe Inn near Greensboro. Also convicted were Robert Anderson sentenced to 14 days in the County Jail and Earl Tribbitt fined 15 dollars for disorderly conduct. Rexford Daniel Squier of Millington Md received a suspended fine for speeding.
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W. A. Stewart Wright
Denton
Robert Eugene Greenley
Greensboro
Henry Kemp
Goldsboro
Horseshoe Inn
Robert Anderson
Earl Tribbitt
Rexford Daniel Squier
Millington
Executive Meeting At N C H S On January 8 1963
The third executive meeting of the North Caroline High School was held on Tuesday January 8 1963 in the Home Economics Living Room. It decided the February program would center on mental health and the high school student. The topic and speaker to be announced later. Parents wishing to join the School Visitation Group should contact Mrs Lillian Irwin for the February visit or Mrs Rachel Uber for March. The next PTA meeting will be February 13 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Caroline High School
Home Economics
Lillian Irwin
Rachel Uber
PTA
Willis Accepts Moonlighting Post In Massachusetts
Dr. Benjamin C. Willis, superintendent of Chicago schools earning 48500, takes a part time executive secretary role with a Massachusetts education commission paying 32000 a year. Chicago Teachers Union opposes, urging board to bar the practice. Willis plans weekend and vacation work in 1964 months July August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin C. Willis
Chicago
Willis
Massachusetts
Chicago Teachers Union
Chicago Board of Education
House of Representatives
Board Of Education Seeks Teacher Pay Raise
The Caroline County Board of Education asks for 93 000 for teacher pay raises plus 7 000 for general increases to boost starting salaries to 4 400 and top scale to 6 600 to counter turnover and recruit 35 36 new teachers annually. County Commissioners expect to weigh funding with a 25 cent rise on the 2 30 tax rate and want full county budget needs before a decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
W. S. Hoppengardner
Hoppengardner
Caroline County
Caroline
Vegetable Improvement Council Meeting Slated in Hurlock Md
The Choptank Vegetable Improvement Council will hold an open meeting at the American Legion Hall in Hurlock on Friday January 25 from 950 am to 300 pm Program includes talks on 1963 vegetable outlook insect control soil lime and fertilizers processing progress and future plans with experts from University of Maryland Tri State Packers Association National Canners Association and other agricultural bodies.
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Choptank Vegetable Improvement Council
American Legion Hall
Hurlock
A. W. Sick & Sons
James H. Fuchs
H. H. Hoecker
Department of Agricultural Economics
University of Maryland
Louis Ditman
Department of Entomology
James Miller
Department of Agronomy
John W. Rue
Tri-State Packers’ Association
Easton
Edwin A. Crossley
Raw Products Department
National Canners’ Assn
Washington, D. C
Richard W. Schermerhorn
Caroline Chapter Installs New Eastern Star Officers
Caroline Chapter No 62 Order of the Eastern Star installs officers at a January th3 meeting in the Masonic Temple. Installing officer Ruth J Crouse Deputy Grand Lecturer. old officers honored. new officers include Evelyn D Wright Worthy Matron and Fred F Wright Worthy Patron with multiple associates and chaplain Flo Sharpe. Several guests and invited chapters attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline
Order Of Eastern Star
oficers
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Ruth J. Crouse
Marie C. Taylor
Anna C. West
Olevia K. Wyatt
Marcella
Florence E. Sharpe
Helen M. Gibson
Adah
Thelma W. Heather
Ruth
Barbara H. Palmer
Esther
Margaret C. Phillips
Martha
Helen H. Ford
Electa
Nellie R. Myers
Claudine I. McClyment
Earl M. Crouse
Vina Ege
Mizpah
Nanticoke
St. Michaels
Senatorial Scholarships Offered for 1963-64 Year
Caroline County Board of Education announces Senatorial scholarship openings for 1963-64 at Washington College Johns Hopkins University St Johns College Maryland Institute Western Maryland College with 42 engineering slots plus full and tuition scholarships. Examination at North Carolina High School February 2, 1963 at 9:00 AM for all three scholarship types Teacher Education General State Tuition and Senatorial.
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Caroline County
North Caroline High School
Maryland State Department of Education
General Assembly
State Scholarship Board
Morton to Speak at Lincoln Day Dinners in Caroline
Rep. Morton will be principal speaker at two Caroline County Lincoln Day dinners. One on Thursday Feb 14 at 7 pm at the Federalsburg VFW Home with $2.50 tickets. the other on Saturday Feb 16 at 7:30 pm near Ridgely at the Rescue Center with $1.25 tickets. Tickets available from county Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers C. B. Morton
Caroline County
VFW
Federalsburg
Rescue Center
Ridgely
Marvin H. Smith
Republican State Central Committee
Federal Building Marked As Denton Fallout Shelter
The Caroline County Civil Defense Agency marked the Federal Building in Denton with standard Civil Defense insignia showing location and capacity. A countywide resurvey of community shelter areas, announced last week, is expected to locate many additional shelter sites across the county.
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Caroline County Civil Defense Agency
Denton
State Trooper reports Week of accidents in Caroline County
State Police totaled four crashes on Route 313 Route 331 and Route 404 with six drivers including J Wesley Turner Fred Kemp Sidney Burtman Frederick Mueller John Kruhman and Louise Mueller. Kemp charged improper passing Mueller charged with failing to grant right of way and Burtman charged with failure to grant right of way. Injuries serious for Mueller and Louise Mueller. Damages ranged from 40 to 500 dollars.
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J. Wesley Turner
Hardy
Knife Box
Turner
Greensboro
Fred William Kemp
Goldsboro
Edward Paul Sparks
Kemp
Sparks
Preston
Sidney Burtman
Easton
Homer Otto Schmidt
Federalsburg
Burtman
Ford
Frederick Julius Mueller
Dentoh
John Norman Kruhman
Baltimore
Mueller
Memorial Hospital
Kruhman
Kollman
Louise Mueller
Greensboro Firemen Elect Boulais President For 1963
At a Greens boro Volunteer Fire Co meeting officers were elected for 1963 with John E Boulais Jr as president and Frank Asilton as first assistant chief. Directors are Leslie Wyatt and Frank Asilton. The 1962 report showed 29 calls with 347 men, 390 miles traveled and losses of 2775 dollars not insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
John E. Boulais, Jr
Greensboro Volunteer Fire Co
Leslie Wyatt
Frank Asilton
Alvin Simpson, Jr
Charles E. Nichols
Paul Dill
Irvin Balderson
Edward Dill
Charles Jarrell, Jr
Arthur Dean
Hubert Warren
Charles Schuyler
Ray Breeding
Wilbur Carroll
John Jarvis
Richard Gardner
Charles Nichols
mobile
woods
Review of Traffic Deaths On Maryland Highways
Eight persons were killed on Maryland highways last week in a weekly Maryland State Police survey. Three drivers, two passengers, and three pedestrians died. Alcohol contributed to four deaths, speed to two, and driver error in five cases. Of 331 highway deaths to date, continued on page 4.
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Maryland
Communism at Home Letters on roundups and due process
A citizen laments rounding up communists but the writer argues against illegal suppression. He cites the Communist Party USA as controlled by the Soviet Union, defends First Amendment rights, and urges meticulous due process while noting the FBI’s vigilance against communist infiltration and law violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Justice
Himalayas
Havana
China
Japan
Africa
Communist Party
U.S.A
Supreme Court
Soviet Union
communist movement
United States
Federal Bureau of Investigation
U S Communist Party Found Guilty in McCarran Case
The Communist Party of the United States was found guilty on December 17 1962 of refusing to register as an agent of the Soviet Union and faced a maximum $120 000 fine. It marked the first conviction under the 1950 Subversive Activities Control Act after 12 years of legal maneuvering. The 12 count indictment charged failure to register as a Communist action organization by a 1961 deadline and refusals to file a registration statement. Attorneys said they would appeal.
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U.S. COMMUNIST PARTY
WASHINGTON
Communist Party of the
United States
Soviet Union
McCarran
Supreme Court
McCarron
Communist action organization
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American Legion Auxiliary
Christ Episcopal Church
Weather Data
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John Marshall
John Adams
Detroit
Michigan
Anzio
U. S
Italy
Congress
Mendelssohn
Mrs. Dean
N.C.H.S
B. C. Willis
Vegetable Improvement Council
Evelyn D. Wright
Fred F. Wright
Vina B. Ege
Edward L. Ege
Mildred C. Johnson
C. Elsie Billmeier
Jessie S. Merriken
Marjorie C. Jarvis
Rep
Morton
WASHINGTON REPORT
Robert F. Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
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