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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1963
Page
4
Local publication details list subscription prices by mail and carrier, noting varying rates by delivery point. It identifies the newspaper as part of the Associated Press service and records mailing at the Frederick Maryland post office as second class matter.
Willard Be. Goslin from George Peabody College outlines a decline in child labor due to automation and urbanization. He argues modern advances remove work for youths, harming work ethics and adulthood readiness, and urges communities to create constructive projects to teach responsibility.
A Parliament member urges the Ministry of Housing to require higher ceiling heights in new buildings to accommodate taller Britons. The piece notes Americans too have grown taller and laments low car entrances as people ascend in height, suggesting walking as a solution.
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield outlined a four part legislative program aimed at a September act of Congress. He said committees are making progress to bring Kennedy era proposals to the floor and stressed the measure's quality over quantity.
Fifty years ago Frederick locals heard President Willard of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad visit the city. Erwin Kump survived a crash when flung from a Ford at 20 mph near Buckeystown. driver Showe was shaken. G. Waring Tyson announced a bid for City Register in Democratic primaries. Nellie M. Casey resigns as visiting nurse to join Hagerstown. Harry F. Schell and C. Thomas Eckstein buy the Frazie r saloon and bowling alley business for 4529 dollars. The Commercial Operators store sold to Irving M. Landauer who will operate as Underselling store. Superintendent Gregg notes Montevue patients will shift as the state funds county care. 113 patients have already moved.
Twenty years ago the British Eighth Army relentlessly presses Rommel’s defeated forces across a barren plain amid air strikes as Patton’s American army advances east, breaching mine fields. British Navy shells axis forces retreat toward Tunis as gasoline ration books for eight motorists are revoked for 10 to 30 days under the Victory speed limit.
Harold Bruce Shatzer 32 of Baltimore was ordered held for the grand jury under $1,000 bond after a preliminary hearing before Magistrate Stanley Bennett on a bigamy charge. His former wife Joan Creazo testified he misled her by claiming divorce from his first wife. The record notes other unrelated fines and a vehicular matter involving separate individuals.
Mr and Mrs John C Gladhill of Woodsboro marked their 40th wedding anniversary with an open house on March 15 at Woodsboro Fire Hall from 2 to 4 pm. About 175 relatives attended as family hosted by their eight children and 14 grandchildren.
Gov Tawes faced a final showdown as Maryland lawmakers debated a state aid program costing about 13.5 million dollars in its first year. The House leadership prepared for a clash while the Maryland State Teachers Assn backed a pupil ratio formula over raises for teachers.
A bizarre report from Jaltstown and Johns Hopkins Hospital describes a man hired by Wesberg to deliver large Easter eggs to children. The plan allegedly involved sending eggs via air to hospitals and a missing entry at Johns Hopkins raises questions about the delivery and origin of the eggs.
Action packed session enacts budget growth without tax increases, expands education via State Teachers College upgrade and UM branches, and sets civil rights for service in most counties. It authorizes birth of new districts, civil marriage ceremonies, pension plans, auto and belt rules, real estate investment trusts, and forestry district boards across counties.
Kenry P. Runkles, longtime local manager of the Mi Miry Damascus office, promotes to central office foreman in charge of eM center operations. Leo F. Fennel announces the moves, with Runkles taking over from Patten. Donald Myers shifts to lead the Middletiwn Myerevalie territory from Brunswick, while remaining Brunswick manager.
Mr Harvey Showe Sr. East Patrick site celebrates his birthday Tuesday. Airs Lestie Hansen and Mr and Mrs Floyd Hansen return to Milltown home after two weeks with Mr and Mrs ideaard R Hanan, awaiting birth of Franklin Paul and Joseph Scott. At Holts Cross Hospital Silver Spang the infants weigh fourteen ounces and five pounds ten ounces. Mrs Tyers and others celebrate birthdays and announce new births at the Hot Cross Hospital.
Professor Henry Thomas Wade retired Hood College music leader dies at Valley View Nursing Home Middletown at 85. He studied in Boston and Paris, led Hood College music department from 1924 to 1937, organized the Wade Male Chorus, played the Baker Memorial Carillon, and served as organist and choir director. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 11 a.m. at the funeral home.
Funeral services were held for Felix J Touches Jnr 45 husband of Margaretha Fischer Touches at St Joseph s Church Taneytown with a requiem mass. Interment followed at Holy Redeemer Cemetery Baltimore. Pallbearers named Ennis Royer Edward Schaefer S A Gartrell John W Campbell Carl Bush James Collins. Also services for Mrs Henrietta Loretta Jamieson and Mrs Idan Mo Shuaitz noted with obituaries and funeral home details.
Obituaries from Bartonsville and Frederick area list many deaths. Helen Catherine Diggs Brooks age 59, of Bartonsville, died after a lingering illness. Carl L. Brooks and family survive. Also listed are Samuel Guy Gaither aged 2, Joha B. Ott, Ida A. Ott, Mrs. Fort H. Runghere, Harvey Scheetz, Charles W. Shern Jr, Arthur C. Thompson and others with funeral details, survivors, and burial plans at local churches and cemeteries.
10 year old son of Mr and Mrs Carroll Six of Creamerstown is improving at Frederick Memorial Hospital after being struck by a cot on March 10 and will remain hospitalized for several more days. Mrs Robert Crum formerly of Frederick is a patient at the National Orthopedic and Rehabilitation Hospital in Arlington for a week and improving at home. Rev Arthur Rice of Frederick is a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Dr Frank D Winthindon of Watkins Acres is listed as a medical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital since March 29 and is improving.
Ambiguous report suggests possible military action this week with a public statement and unclear timeline. Mentions President and national defense themes, but details are fragmentary and unresolved in the text.
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