Page and The News Frederick First Tuesday April 3 1963
Page from The News Frederick Maryland announces publication details and postal information. It notes delivery service regions and carrier timing, clarifies republication rights for items printed, and lists circulation supervisor. The notice includes date April 3 1963 and references Second Class matter at the post office.
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the News
Frederick
Maryland
Avery
Oriex
Ai Nes
Flood News and Local Updates From Frederick Area
Telegrams from flood survivors recount Dr Howard V Dutrow and C Phillips Castle safe in Dayton and Huntington. Ohio river flooding reaches crest as Eliza Jane Rhodes dies. Roy W Poole surveys foundation work for Rose Hour Building. Pierpont Morgan dies in Rome.
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Howard V. Dutrow
C. Phillips Castle
Dayton
Ohio
Huntington
W. Va
Eliza Jane Rhodes
Francis T. Rhodes
Frank B. Rhodes
Roy W. Poole
Rosehour
Market
Church Streets
Pierpont Morgan
Rome
Frederick
West
Baltimore and Ohio
Frederick Junction
Avery Donovan
Methodist Protestant Church
Buckeystown
Lynchburg
Maryland
J. J. Ringer
Methodist Episcopal Church South
E. H. Lamar
Methodist Episcopal Church
Baltimore
Edward J. Winebrenner
South Market
East South Streets
J. A. Bell
Adamstown
Warren
SEIPP
Masons
Labor On Trial Faces Rising Strikes and Public Pressure
The article outlines mounting labor disputes across rubber steel electrical and other industries. It notes planned contract reopenings and wage talks affecting millions, with demands for shorter weeks and benefits while critics urge restraint to protect public interest and services.
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Kennedy
Congress
National
Labor
Ilard Wirtz
Our Polluted Air Warns Congress on Jet Engine Pollution
Dr Frank L Rosen told the Congress of the American College of Allergists in New York that automobile engines cause 60 to 80 percent of city pollution. He warned jet air plane engines may become a greater threat, noting a single takeoff can equal pollution from thousands of cars.
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Frank L. Rosen
Congress of American College of Allergists
New York
GOP Women Plan Spring Benefit at West Frederick Gym
The Republican Women's Club of Frederick County will host a spring public card party and food sale at West Frederick Junior High School Gymnasium on Monday April 2 at 7 38 pm. The event was planned by the finance committee at a coffee at Mrs Emmett R Bowne's home with cochairs and a slate of officers and helpers from local households.
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Republican Women’s Club
Frederic County
West Frederick Junior High School
Finance Committee
Emmett R. Bowne
Fairies Avenue
British and American Troops Tighten Grip in Tunisia War Effort
In April reports note Allied and U.S. forces pressing Axis divisions in Tunisia while the massed U.S. Flying Fortresses strike southern Sardinia. Rommel seeks aid as Allied paratroopers establish a base in the Norwegian mountains and raid factories. War Secretary Stimson says Rommel’s Tunisian bulk remains, with potential Axis links to the north.
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Tunisia
U.S
Sardinia
Rommel
Balkan
Scandinavian
Norwegian
Stimson
Erwin Rommel
House OF Delegates
Senate
Frederick County
Francis P. Little
Frederick
Rederick City
Weddings Tie Bussard Lemn In Harpers Ferry Church
Virgie Majice Lum ba and Ralph Darrell Bussard wed March 9 at Washington Square Methodist Church Harpers Ferry. Bride wore a white double knit suit with navy accents. she attended Hagerstown High and Columbia College and works for Dr Gordon A L Tav. Groom is son of Emer Bussard Sr. and the late Mrs Bussard. The couple will reside in Harpers Ferry.
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Hagerstown High School
Columba Colege
Dr. Gorden AL
Freigrick High School
Ty Westinghouse Corporaton
Baltimore
False alarm clears Juniors and Cezers on Rosemont call
A false alarm sent the Juniors and the Cezers to Rosemont Avenue Monday around 8 p.m. No incident occurred and responders cleared the area.
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Rosemont Avenue
Elementary teacher Miss Wickless honored for science work
Miss Janice Wickless, elementary school helping teacher in Frederick County, has earned national honors for science work. She attends a National Science Teachers Association meeting in Philadelphia as a national expert and will join a Maryland conference in Baltimore on April 25. Frederick County Superintendent Dr James A Sensenbaugh and Dr Fred J Brown Jr. will also attend.
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Janice Wickhess
Frederick County
Miss Wickless
Leo Wickless
Rocky Springs
Philadelphia
National Science Teachers Association
Baltimore
James A. Sensenbaugh
Fred J. Brown Jr
Cherry blossoms peak as festival opens in Washington
Washington's cherry trees bloom early aided by warm weather. 700000 visitors expected next weekend for the five day Cherry Blossom Festival. State Department briefing invites go to editors and broadcasters for April 22 23 in Washington with President Kennedy and Secretary Rusk as speakers. House passes six bills to boost veterans benefits costing about 6.6 million first year. Ford Foundation pledges 30 million building fund support to the National Cultural Center, payable when funds balance. Senate antitrust subcommittee begins hearings on foreign insurance purchases in the United States.
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Washington
National Park Service
Puerto Rico
State Department
Kennedy
Dean Rusk
House
Senate
Ford Foundation
National Cultural Center
Senate Antitrust Subcommittee
United States
Local Notes health updates and revival services
Measles confinement for three year old son of Mr and Mrs Douglas W Zittle Sr of Middletown. Mrs Charles Lippy, mother of Miss Grace Lippy of Hood College faculty, turned 92 today and is at Jordan Convalescent Home. Mrs C S Moberly Sr recovering from a stroke at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs Eleanor Fout sprained ankle and is at Monocacy Hall Nursing Home. Mr Charles T Butcher returned home after hospital stay. Mr Irving H Weil in satisfactory condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Daughters Ela Nora and Madeline Jo Shaw convalescing at home after tonsillectomy and adenoids. Mrs Frances R Myers entered Frederick Memorial for a minor operation. Artist at Church of God Rev Claude Cave of Martinsburg dark artist touring revival in Martinsburg and Parksy Church of God. Grand jury action: Charles R Ann, Brunswick man, held for grand jury after preliminary hearing.
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Douglas W. Zittle Jr
Douglas W. Zittle
Middletown
Charles Lippy
Grace Lippy
Hood College
West Third Street
Jordan
East Green Street
Westminster
C. S. Moberly
Washington Street
Gloria Lee Shaw
East Church Street
Frances R. Myers
Frederick Memorial Regital
Emmitsburg Road Remains Gettysburg’s Quiet Link
The Emmitsburg road once served as a Civil War corridor to Gettysburg. On March 17 Mother Seton was declared Blessed, linking the highway not only to battle memories but to the saintly legacy she left at Emmitsburg. Her shrine and St. Joseph’s College anchor a campus of 40,000 Sisters of Charity. Travelers this summer may weigh the road’s dual meaning.
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Gettysburg
Shestera
Emmitsburg
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Bruce Catton
Mr. Catton
Gettys Re
Mother Seton
Order of Sisters of Charity
America
Seton
St. Joseph's College
Cuban Sea Raiders interview claims no neutrality violation
An American spokesman for a Cuban sea raider group said in Nassau that their 35-foot boat Violin III and 17 men violated no neutrality law. He said they were unarmed in Bahamian waters, detained by Bahamian police, and later released on bond after Bahamas authorities and a British officer reviewed the case. The raid occurred near Norman's Cay in the Bahamas.
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Jerry Buchanan
James Buchanan
Pompano Beach
Norman's Cay
Bahamas
Buchanan
John Baily
Evelio Duque
London
Admiralty
Key
Navy
Nassau
Bond
Kennedy tightens foreign aid aims amid Clay report clash
President Kennedy proposes a 1964 foreign aid budget near 4.5 billion dollars while opponents on the Clay committee call the program half a billion too large. The panel urges a properly conceived plan and emphasizes U.S. security needs. The plan lowers arms aid and trims the emergency fund and economic aid, with a new initiative to assist developing countries.
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U.S
Kennedy
Congress
Poland
Yugoslavia
Clay Committee
David Bell
Clay
Miicais
Chay
Education Bill Killed By Senate Sourced From 1960s Maryland Session
The Maryland Senate and House defeated a late education bill shifting state aid to per pupil funding amid strong teachers' lobbying. Other measures including a unit vote system repeal and a loan cap were rejected as the session stretched past constitutional deadlines. Senator Dean challenged the midnight clock, prompting a journal note on session timing.
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Senate
House
Caroline Dorchester
Garrett
Harford
Kent
Montgomery
Somerset
Wicomico
Worcester
Senate Finance Committee
Russell O. Hickman
Chester W. Town
Dbekata
Judicial Proceedings Committee
Voice
Maryland
U.S. Supreme Court
Georgia
Tawes
Boards of Education
Annapolis
Robert P. Dean
Queen Annes
Dean
Pimlico
Charles Town
W.va
Senate Journal
Michigan Adopts New Constitution Wins Adoption Margin
Detroit AP reports Michigan voters approved a revised state constitution in a spring election by about 9 000 votes as Governor Romney campaigned for its passage. The new document replaces a 72 year old charter and reshaped state government, with results boosted by a county recount.
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Detroit
Michigan
George Rom
Plumber Seeks Payment Over Laundromat Work
A civil suit filed by plumber Charken Maj or seeks payment from West Patrick Street Laundromat owners John L. Malan Wallace L. Natin. The case notes work completed mid February 1962 before the facility opened. Attorney Ewart B. Brown represents the plaintiff.
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Asiet
Patrick Street
Patrick M. Schapuffer
Mervinz
Charken FL Major
Mina ‘Norges
Johe L. Malan
Wallace L. Natin
Rep. Ce Mtn Eos Am. Fitzgeral
Murphy
Ewart B. Brown
Death notices for Kefauver Moore and Wisner in brief
Deaths: Katherine Cordelia Kefauver, 84, former Middletown teacher and Nugents buyer, died Feb 11 in St Louis. Graveside service Wednesday 2:30 p.m. in Middletown Reformed Cemetery. Survived by niece Virginia Doubles and James E. Doub. Also listed are Ia I. Moore of Brunswick who died at Suburban Hospital Bethesda aged 74. seven children survive. services Wednesday 1 p.m. in Chevy Chase funeral home. W Leroy Wisner, 53, Westminster, died Friday after years illness. husband of Lucille Wisner. five children, seven sisters, brother. funeral held Monday.
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Mira
Katherine Kefauver
Katherine Cordelia Kefauver
Middletown
St. Louis
St. Louis Chronic ‘Hospital
William D
Elizabeth Chamberlain Kefauver
Frederick County
Nugent’s
Louis
Virginia Doubles
James E. Doub
Reformed
Charles F. Trunk Jr
Evangelical Lutheran Church
R. Etchison
Robert F. Moore
Ia I. Moore
Brunswick
Bethesda
Robert Frank Moore
Sharpsburg
David and
Anna Delana Spong
First Methodist Church
Order of the Eastern Star
William C. Voight
George W
Raymond W. Moore
Washington, D. C
Ralph L
Harvey
Rockville
Frank A
Silver’ Spring
Robert
Miami
Chevy Chase Funeral Home
Wisconsin Avenue
N. W
Washington
Cedar Hill Cemetery
W. Leroy Wisner
Westminster
Wisner
Lucille Zimmer Wisner
William H. Wisner
Freeland
Katherine Hetrick Wisner
Elva Sandruck
Taneytown
Goldstein backs Baltimore for 191 Democratic National Convention
Baltimore praised by Comptroller Louis L. Goldstein as ideal host of the 191 Democratic National Convention with the Stars and Stripes Forever as theme He cited the citys facilities hotels transportation and historic ties to Democratic nominees as supporting factors in a luncheon speech for John Bailey and the Convention Site Committee.
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Baltimore
Louis L. Goldstein
Goldstein
John Bailer
Democratic National Committee
Motorist Charged With Hit-Run In East Sixth Street Crash
Police charged David P. Fritz after a March 4 hit and run on East Sixth Street. A 2 year old motorist is alleged to have scraped a parked car on Sith Street and fled the scene. Officer Charles K. Cashcur and Officer Victor Wolfe led the investigation.
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Pram Center Street
East Sith Breet
David P. Fritz
Sith Street
Louie B. Tytryat
East Sixth Street
Charles K. Cash
Victor Wolfe
Funeral rites for William LeRoy Darby held in Laytonsville
Funeral services were conducted Monday at 2 p.m. for William LeRoy Darby who died suddenly Friday at his Washington Grove home. Rev. Alderton led the Old School Baptist service at Francis H. Barber funeral home with Rev. Chester Bill assisting. Interment followed at Beallsville Cemetery with pallbearers listed.
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William LeRoy Darby
Washington Grove
Francis H. Barber
Laytonsville
Alderton
Old School Baptist Church
Spencerville
Chester Bill
Washington Grove Methodist Church
Beallsville
Russell Watkins
Riggs Darby
Roger Williams
Charles Brosius
Bob Griffith
James Goulding
Wilbur N
Hoover
South Market Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
North Market Street
Merlin Garber
Church of the Brethren
Norman F. Rhoderick
Ralph Fahrney
Harry Grove
Roy Grove
Alton Williar
Sterling Warner
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Robert E. Dailey and Son
Miss Rolinda Cline Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Miss Rolinda Cline, 13, daughter of Roland Cline of Brad dock Heights, has returned home after five and a half months at Kernans Hospital in Baltimore. She is now staying with her grandparents Mr and Mrs C Elmer Cline of Myersville. Mrs Betty Hunt Seeger, daughter of A Melvin Seeger, was born Sally Hunt Davis on March 10 at Riverside Methodist Hospital. Dr and Mrs Bertran E Davis of Columbus Ohio announce the birth of their second daughter Sally Hunt. Mr and Mrs Luther K Powell of Mountaindale will observe their 40th wedding anniversary Wednesday.
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Rolinda Cline
Roland Cline
Braddock Heights
Kernans’ Hospital
Baltimore
C. Elmer Cline
Myersville
Luther K. Powell
Mountaindale
Bertran E. Davis
Columbus
Ohio
Sally Hunt
Riverside Methodist Hospital
Davis
Betty Hunt Seeger
A. Melvin Seeger
Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick area families announce births from March 29 to Sunday. New babies include Samuel Edward Ott, Dale Allen Young, Deborah Irene Myers, Eric Todd Colliflower, Jay Allen Nusbaum, Ronald David Lipps Jr, John Patrick Crawley, Terry Lee Johnson, Deborah Ann Zadar, Tamara Lynn Whit hinton, Scott Wayne Taber, Elizabeth Hesard, and Anta Elizabeth Semothim.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Franklin D. R. Ott
Jefferson
Samuel Edward
Merril F. Young
RFD
Frederick
Dale Allen
Alton Myers
West Patrick Street
Deborah Irene
Robert E. Hacker
Scott Douglas
Hacker
Nancy Smith
Midland
Leo H. Colliflower Jr
Willow Avenue
Eric Todd
Colliflower
Maria Schultz
John R. Nusbaum
Walkersville
Jay Allen
Ronald David Lipps
West College Terrace
Ronald David Jr
Lipps
Patricia Reynolds
Gerald J. Crawley
Military Road
John Patrick
James Johnson
Germantown
Terry Lee
Edward F. Zadar
Walnut Sireet
Deborah Ann
Ronald Lee Whit- Hinton
West South Sree
Tamara Lynn
Whittington
Keomer
Sharon Hargett
Woman’s club meeting at Fregetick Chapter New Act event
Members of the Fregetick Chapter New Act of the Women of the Neve Will attend an event with a screening. The meeting will commence at 8:00 pm. A committee will honor Mrs. Decie Detmehure. Refreshments will be served after the meeting by the Homemaking Committee: Vilis, Viola Remshure, Mrs. Doris Wires and Mrs. Helen Wiles.
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Hetnemeking Earen
Decie Detmehure
Vils
Viola Remshure
Doris Wires
Helen Wiles
Shrine of Jveerh af Somers Sti Dedication
A Catholic church dedication took place on Des 4 at the Shrine of Jveerh af Somers Sti, marking the completion of the new parish house and altar. The ceremony was led by local church authorities with parishioners attending from nearby communities.
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Alexander
John A Derr
Peatleaty
Forrest D. White
Prince
Edward Woorpayer
Cidford Webber
Crone
Gey Stun
Joseph Payne Cute
Rath Byler
Hs Cory
Et Ee Ee Ee
Lawrence B. Coulter
Church OF God
Caude Cave
Martinsture
Parkssy
Cave
British West Indies
Jocal
Donald Sullivan
Hela
Chares R. Ann
Farly Nerwsman
Wamengton
Percival Huntington Whaley
Ehlor
Leiver
Charleston, D.C
Contier
Shar ‘En
Conn
Lind BE
Taber
Fairview Avenue
Scott Wayne
Patsy Freese
Kearmx
Ned
John F. Hesard
Peenek Caughter
Anta Elizaneth
Joseph L. Semothim
Knoxville
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