The News Frederick Front Page 1963
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1963
Page
2
Stormy Meeting and Road Plan Discussed by Local Officials
Fifty years ago the Frederick County Farmers Association heard Senator E E Goslin and Andrew Ramsay of the Good Roads Commission discuss the Shoemaker road plan in a stormy session. A United States Express wagon on Market Street lost a front wheel but was stopped before damage. Dr W H Apple and Dr C E Wehler pursued college fund efforts in Washington and Carlisle. Officer William King had a minor injury from a horse. Dynamite sticks were found on Carroll Street near Tyson building. Fruit buds faced freezing temperatures, testing their resilience. Impost of C and P Telephone Co faced Sunday work charges before Justice Anders as crews worked Middletown to Myersville. Walkersville church members presented quilts to Rev Paul E Holdcraft and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Farmers’ Association
E.E. Goslin
Andrew Ramsay
Good Roads Commission
Shoemaker
United States Express
Market Street
B. and O. Depot
WH. Apple
Woman's College
Washington
Carroll Street
Tyson
Imploves
C, and
P, Telephone Co
Justice Anders
Fagan
Myersville
Middletown
Walkersville
U S Officials Clash Over Foreign Aid Levels
Secretary of State Dean Rusk warns against trimming aid while Rep Passman seeks a lower 4.5 billion request. The Clay commission backs cuts to 3.5 billion, IMF's Per Jacobson says aid must be limited and nations should rely on own savings. The debate centers on national security and taxpayer burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
House
Dean Rusk
Subcommittee
Otto E. Passman
Louisiana
Asia
Middle East
Africa
Latin America
Unioa
Rusk
Clay Commission
United States
Per Jacobson
International Monetary Fund
End Of The Line For Los Angeles Trolleys
End of Los Angeles street car era as departing trolleys give way to buses. Urban rail systems nationwide shrink to seven cities with surface transit, while cars draw commuters and shoppers away. Old trolleys were noisy but carried many people without exhaust fumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Unclear OCR Fragment on Tea Meeting and Board Advice
Fragmentary text references a tea meeting and a board or committee, with garbled names and phrases. Readable parts suggest discussion of rules, analysis, and division of fields or duties. No clear event date, location, or participants are identifiable from the readable text.
Linton Burned, Baltimore Ballot Nominees, and Air War Updates
In Frederick City Hospital, Edison lineman Roger W. Linton recovers from severe burns after a high tension pole incident in Barnesville with rescuers performing artificial respiration. Howard W. Jackson is renominated for Baltimore mayor. Theodore R. McKeldin is the Republican contender. The British First Army advances in northern Tunisia as Allied forces tighten fronts. American fighters claim 27 Japanese aircraft destroyed near Guadalcanal with seven losses in a major Solomon Islands air battle. Maryland teachers may gain a ten month 277 per teacher bonus from the General Assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger W. Linton
Potomac Edison Co
Yellow Springs
Frederick City
Barnesville
Harry Kk. Schaeffer
Newton Stottlemyer
Howard W. Jackson
Baltimore
Theodore R. McKeldin
Tunisia
Solomon Islands
Navy
Guadalcanal
Rederick County
General Assembly
Taneytown
Merred Wae Chan
Hae . Corp
Homemakers Conclude Meeting At Hood College Event
The Hood area Homemakers close their annual meeting as Mrs. J Vernon Coblentz opens the session with greetings from Hood College vice president J Harold Hooper. Mrs. Kennedy Bullivant presides as secretary, noting Woodshoro had the largest attendance with 23 members. A calling report follows, with election of Mrs. Austin E Kemp Sr. as president and Mrs. Charles Nicodemus as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coblentz
Hooper
Kenneth Bullivant
Woodshoro Club
Russell Didrow
Austin E. Kemp Sr
Charles 4
Nicodemus
Kemp
Gambril Park
Mire
Neodes
Wie
DeMolay Banquet and Installations Set for Tuesday
One of Frederick Chapter DeMolay largest crowds expected for Ma, Pa and Me banquet at Masonic Temple Tuesday evening. Eastern Star serves banquet. semiannual public installation to follow with G Philip Schrodel named new master councilor and a long list of officers to be installed. The event honors mothers, fathers, families and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Charles Schroder Sr
Philip
Frederick High School
Order of the Arrow
Richard Putman
Frances J. Putman
Lee Phice
James Devilbiss
Kenn Devil
Jares
Capitol Radio Engineering Institute
Washington
Property Transfers Highlight Tax Sale Details
Fragmentary OCR notes describe properties sold at tax sales with buyers including a person named Dwight and others. Mentions a tract on God Water Creek and a deal amount around $1,500. Some names and places are garbled but indicate purchasers and locations involved in the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Arthur
Seth
Ted Tadtias
Gen Warren Faces Fertility Theorist Controversy
A garbled report suggests General Warren and a fertility theory controversy, mentioning a Lee GEUS team and an incident involving a boginer and fans. The text is unclear. no clear names, dates, or outcomes are readable.
A J Rawson Dies Sunday In Frederick County
Arthur Joy Rawson 66 died at his Rocky Springs home after 11:40 p.m. Saturday. He was a Fort Detrick mechanical engineer born October 13 1696 in Lincoln Virginia. Survived by wife Margaret Hood College faculty. two sons Edward and Kenneth. brother Philip. niece Cynthia Penland. five grandchildren. Memorial at Hood College Coffman Chapel Wednesday 3 p.m. Donations to The School In Rose Valley Pennsylvan. Memorial directors M R Etchison and Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Joy Rawson
Rocky Springs
Old Receiver Roads
Edward Briggs
Marianna Smith Rawson
Fort Detrick
Mr. Rawson
Lincoln
Swarthmore College
Swarthmore
Swarthmore Friends Meeting
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Sigma Xi Fraternity
Deaths of Mrs Verna Harnish Mrs Grace Cornell Lovell
Death notices list several local obituaries including Mrs Verna Harnish widow of Webster Harnish formerly of Woodsboro who died in Brooklyn New York. Graveside services set for Mount Hope Woodsboro Tuesday at 11 am. Also listed are Mrs Grace Cornell Lovell of New Windsor who died after illness with funeral at New Windsor funeral home Tuesday at 10 30 am and interment at Pipe Creek cemetery. J Golden Moxley of Kemptown age 72 died in Frederick after a car crash with coronary thrombosis. Interments at Providence Methodist and Mount Quie cemetery with services planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster Harnish
Verna Harnish
Woodsboro
Brooklyn
N. Y
Mount Hope Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Marker E. Lovell
Grace Cornell Lovell
Springdale Road
New Windsor
Carroll County
John
Ida Ohler Cornell
John Cornell
San Francisco
Marker J. Lovell
Baltimore
Sst. Paul's Methodist Church
D. D. Hartzler and Sons
John S. Park
Pipe Creek
Cemercy
Jomn W. Vereriger
John Winfred Umbercer
Monrovia
Maerang
John W
Lilly Burdette Umber
New Marker
Dhe George Wo
Mantung Farsapo
Monraoa
Ant Goore
Om Peace Elace
Piast
East Church Street
Mount Quuiet
Moor Etchison and Son
St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery
Petersville
Joseph Albert Weedon
Washington, D.C
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
Agnes B. Smallwood
Eugene J. Weedon
Dawson, Weedon
Knoxville
Lee Weedon
New York
Robert Weedon
Bartonsville
Richard Weedon
Emmitsburg
C. E. Hicks
Funeral notices for Groshon Krom Nogle Weedon and others
Funeral services held for Meredith Edward Groshon at 106 East Church Street and St. John’s Catholic Church with military honors by Fort Detrick. Separate rites for George J. Krom, Etta Belle Nogle, and memorial graveside for Joseph Albert Weedon observed with pallbearers and clergy listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meredith Edward (Mert) Groshon
Singanore Road
Veterans Administration Center
Martinsburg
W. Va
East Church Street
St. John’s Cath ‘Olic Church
Paul F. Genovese
Claude Blank
Thomas Kline
Meredith Cole
Jacob Crummitt
John Ashbaugh
David Etzler
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Fort Detrick
M. R. ‘Etchison and Son
Fire tears through Clarksburg area house early morning
Fire gutted a Strindown road tenant house near Clarksburg around 4 a.m. Er nest Ricketts and family occupied the home owned by E H Tnetz. Firefighters fought the blaze for about three hours amid damage to the structure and furnishings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strindown Road
Clarksburg
Tss
Hyratistown
Gaithersburg
Damascus
Ernest Ricketts
E. H. Tnetz
Ricketts
Darmage
Mihm
Hospital release noted for Frank D. Worthington
Frank D. Worthington of Watkins Acres was discharged from Frodenck Memorial Hospital on Sunday. Other entries list Mrs Evelyn Wihide of Myers ie paximaster and Mrs Lewis W Crose of Jefferson alt ote ted ota hee heme th pneetntcia as patients in Frodenck Memorial Hospital and Terie Hospital inday and 1T unteree surety tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Wihide
Myers Ie Paximaster
Frodenck
Terie Hospital
Inday
Lewis W. Crose
Jefferson Alt
Frank D. Worthingten
Watkins Acres
Frosenck Memorial Hospital
Miss Medora Jones and Mrs Smoot Plan Braddock Heights Visit
Miss Medora Jones and Mrs Elizabeth J Smoot spent the center in Orlando Florida and will retiming to Braddock Heights a few days after Easter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medora Jones
Elizabeth J. Smoot
Orlando
Florida
Braddock Heights
Eastec
Win at Bridge by Oswald Jacoby book feature
Oswald Jacoby outlines tournament winning bidding and play in a new book. A sample hand shows careful information gathering to locate key cards, with declarer exploiting a two way heart finesse and observed discards to reach a grand slam. Copies cost 54 cents plus tax at News-Post business office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Korea
Declarer
South
Queen of Hearts
East
West
Oswald Jacoby
News- Post Business
North Court Street
Lax
Juveniles Acquitted On Alcohol Charge
Two juveniles charged with being minors in possession of an alcoholic beverage were acquitted in a morning hearing before Magistrate W. Thompson, Richard Rover. The case involved minor possession and related arrests in Packs town. Several other defendants faced varying charges and fines, with specifics noted for each case in the police court session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masistrat
W. Thompson
Richard Rover
Ki Spats
Bud
Packstown
Ronald C. Lewis
Fow
Eden Niekirk
Po Puse
Acon
Wire Shire
Lee Walker Schuothinger
Viner College Testace
West Sorenedt
Caiege Avenue
Ditz
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