The News Advertiser Frederick Md April 9 1963
An old Frederick Maryland newspaper page shows classified details and subscription rates for The News Advertiser. The brief notices include mailing options and carrier delivery terms. The page also notes Associated Press content and the paper’s entry to the postal system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bundey Na Great
Outhern
MPO. CO
Circvietiona
Associated Press
Peel
Frederick
Iaaa
Resources Adequate for All US Needs Through Century Says Study
A five year study by Resources for the Future finds that even with population growth and higher GDP the United States should have sufficient land water energy and minerals well into the next century. Shortages may crop up in some minerals and in land and water for recreation but are not seen as permanent or insurmountable with intelligent planning. The report urges better use of resources and substitutes as needed.
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Resources For the Future
Land Prices Firm Amid Farm Income Slump And Population Drop
Prices for farm land edge up as farm size grows and mortgage money remains available. Mechanization allows one owner to till more acres while farm income eases. Government price supports create an automatic market, altering the postwar slump pattern.
Me Airy Coin Club Banquet Planned
The Mt Airy area coin club schedules a banquet with a social hour at 1 pm followed by a turkey and ham supper. Awards will be displayed during the central hour and prizes given to winners. Contact C. R. Topper or M. J. Ane for details and invitations.
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Coin Club
Ain Cain
Activites
Airy
Topwer
Mmi
Local incidents and personnel notes from Frederick area
A large crane at Morris Iron Co. fell after a pulley broke causing little damage. A Baltimore and Ohio Rail line sand house fire at Brunswick threatened property before firemen via a hydrant halted the blaze. A buggy near Point of Rocks road narrowly escaped tragedy as John W. Null was dragged fifty feet. Charles Harris in Mt Airy was struck by a buggy, suffering two broken ribs and injuries. Frank L. Knode resigns as official court stenographer after 14 years. Claude S. Hahn tipped as successor. Sean M. Wood becomes clerk to the Senate District of Columbia committee. Meats and frost rising in Frederick as nationwide prices trend up. YMCA officials Hahn and Taylor painting the pool. A Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. case against workers was dismissed for Sunday work. The Stackhouse home at Mt. Airy destroyed by fire, $4,000 loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Iron Co
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Brunswick
Point of Rocks
John W. Null
Doubs
MT. Airy
Charles Harris
Frank L. Knode
Hammond Urner
Worthington
Peter
Claude S
Senator Smith
Washington
Frederick
Frost
Hahn
Taylor
YMCA
Astice Anders
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
Middletown
Myers‘ville
MRE
William Stackhouse
Oscar Winners Named By James Bacon At Academy Awards
Gregory Peck edged past four previous losses to win best actor and Anne Bancroft captured best actress at the 1962 Academy Awards. Lawrence of Arabia won best picture and seven Oscars, with David Lean winning best director. Patty Duke became the youngest Oscar winner for best supporting actress, and Ed Begley earned the supporting actor honor.
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James Bacon
Santa Monica
Calif
Gregory Peck
Anne Bancroft
Hollywood
Ed Begley
Patty Duke
Miss Duke
Helen Keller
Harper Lee
Miss Lee
Peck
Miss Bancroft
Annie Sullivan
New York
Joan Crawford
House Embassy Tour Set For Saturday
The Twenty second House and Embassy Tour to benefit the Washington Home for Incurables opens Saturday 1 30 to 615 p m. Six embassies and six Sheridian Circle homes host visitors with Viet Nam Greece Turkey Chile Luxembourg the Philippines among them. Mrs Robert S McNamara heads the receiving line at the Robinson residence with diplomats and social figures present. Embassies offer insights into decor fashion shows from the Embassy Room of Hecht Co. and Turkish Republic refreshments follow at the Turkish Republic Embassy. A world fiber collection supports Grecon growers in a related effort to meet future market demands.
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Washington
Sheridan Circle
Viet-Nam
Robert S. McNamara
Secretary of Defense
Hamilton Robinson
Greece
Turkey
Chile
Luxembourg
Philippines
Hecht Company
Orme Wilson
Hubert W Chanler
Philip M. Stern
William H. G. Fitzgerald
Robert R. McCormick
Twenty Years Ago From The News-Fest Files April 9 1943
Miss Erma Stull Fredericks was elected president of the Hood College Keystone Honor Society. A fire at Monocacy Farm near Hansonville damaged a bank barn owned by Daniel E. Wight. Axis forces withdraw in Tunisia amid Allied pressure near Sfax Mezvouna. Twenty-one British bombers did not return after night raids on Ruhr targets. First registrants with dependents listed in Draft Board One local area. Sugar rations to rise for canning due to official spokesman and OPA. Shortage of shortening restricted for bakers and processors. Warm weather needed for peach crop. many trees damaged by December cold. President Roosevelt pushes hold-the-line inflation policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erma Stull
Frederick
Hood College
Keystone
Monocacy Farm
Hansonville
Daniel E. Wight
Mahares
Sfax
Mezvouna
Tunisia
North Africa
RAF
Ruhr
Draft Board One
OPA
Roosevelt
Language Magic Cement World Will Keep Wondering What Makes A Churchill
James Marlow surveys Winston Churchill posthumously, crediting language as his defining craft and detailing a life of ambition and resilience. The piece contrasts Churchill with Hitler, notes personal struggles with acceptance, and recalls wars, falls, illnesses, and eccentricities shaping a monumental yet approachable statesman.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Sir Winston Churchill
Churchill
Jife
Hitler
Konrad Heiden
der Fuehrer
Edgar Black
Uganda
Comments On Today's Children and Other Works
A Boston and New York literary route describes a writer best known for children’s books yet active in adult literature. She has sold to leading magazines including the Saturday Evening Post and Ladies Home Journal and authored adult biographies of Mary Ball Washington and George Washington’s youth. She edited the Youth Companion children's page, wrote verse for kids, and translated Spanish poetry for a publisher’s series. Her notable children's tale Sycamore Silver centers on Civil War era treasure in a Sycamore tree trunk. She notes demand for sequels but time constraints hinder completion.
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Boston
New York
Saturday Evening Post
Meet Calls
Ladies Home Journal
The
Atlantic Monthly
Mother of Washington
Mary Ball Washington
Young Washington
George Washington
Virginia
Louisa May Alcott
Tam
Notable Author Reflects on Childhood and Classics
The interview profile highlights a writer who blends children's literature with lectures at institutions like Wellesley College. She defends Grimm’s Fairy Tales against television influence, notes a recent book When It Rained Cats and Dogs reaching a second edition, and praises Keats while critiquing modern poets as unclear. She recalls a rural childhood shaping her storytelling instincts.
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Wellesley College
Keats
Frost
State Police leaders attend Kansas City safety seminar
Capt. W. W. Corbin commander of the Western Maryland State Police returned home on Frederick Avenue after attending the N Y University Center of Safety Traffic Management study seminar in Kansas City Missouri Col Carey Jarman commander of the State Police also attended the seminar.
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W. W. Corbin
Maryland
Frederick Avenue
N.Y. University Center of Safety
Kansas City
Col. Carey Jarman
Deaths noted in Thurmont and nearby towns
Obituaries report Elizabeth Fox 78 of Foxville died at her daughter’s home in Battle Creek Michigan with services at Mt. Carmel and burial in Fairfield. Mary Cullen Lucas 44 of Brunswick died after illness. survived by husband Leonard Lucas and son Donald with services at Brunswick Church of God. William Moon 59 of Mt. Joy Township near Taneytown died at home. funeral at St. James United Church of Christ. Edwin Stone Zimmerman 79 of Feagaville died at Frederick Memorial Hospital. services at Mount Olive Cemetery area. Funeral notices list multiple survivors and funeral directors M. L. Creager and Son and Etchison and Son.
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Eiebow
Elizabeth Fox
Foxville
Cecelia McNutt
Battle Creek
Mich
Glenn Fox
Mt. Carmel Catholic Church
Edward V. Eichel
Fairfield Cemetery
Thurmont
Leonard Lucas
Mary Cullen Lucas
Leonard
Lucas
Brunswick
Joseph T. Cullen
Paeonian Springs
Iw.s.c.s
Brunswick Church of God
Ladies Auxiliary
B. and C
Donald E. Lucas
Robert L. Cullen
Leesburg
Albert Cullen
James H. Cullen
Vienna
Richard M. Cullen
Raymond F. Cullen
Virgie Plougher
Dun Loring
Helen Lanham
Purcellville
Annabelle Taulton
Pearl Lucas
Long Corners
Terrace Avenue
Harold Beck
Brownsville Heights
Brownsville
C. H. Feete
William ¥. Moon
William W. Moon
Ruth Wampler Moon
Mt. Joy Township
Adams County
Taneytown
William G
John A
Linda A. Moon
James H. Moon
Denver
Colo
Clifford Wessel
East McKeesport
John E. Reichert
Pittsburgh
John C. Charles
St. James Church Cemetery
Edwin
Zimmerman Edwin Stone Zimmerman
Feagaville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Charles IV
Fannie J. Walker Zimmerman
Calvary Methodist Church
Leaders Bible
Church School
Mary E. Stull Zimmerman
Bernard L
Harry W. Zimmerman
Claude W. Zimmerman
Lillian M. Zimmerman
Claude Hahn
Walter Worthington
David L. Remsburg
Larry E. Remsburg
Todd R. Remsburg
Tan East Church Street
Mount Olive Ceemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Polaris A3 Missile Registers Third Success in Tests
The Polaris A3 missile completed its third success in 14 test firings at Cape Canaveral on a 1.8 mile flight down the Milantic tracking range. The Navy reported a launch from a land pad met all test objectives.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Milantic
Navy
Mrs. Sarah Hemp Dies at 85 in Jefferson Home
Mrs. Sarah Maude Hemp widow of Abraham Hemp Jr. died Sunday at 11:55 p.m. after months of illness aged 85. Surviving are one daughter Mrs. Robert L. Soper of Alexandria and several grandchildren. nine great grandchildren. The body lay at 106 East Church street. Funeral Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. at the funeral home with interment in Reformed cemetery Jefferson.
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Sarah Maude Hemp
Jefferson
Abraham Hemp Jr
Hemp
Abner D
Emily Jane Porter Daly
Evangelical United Church of Christ
Jefferson Homemakers
Frederick
Order of Eastern Star
Robert L. Soper
Alexandria Va
Rober D. Hemp
William A. Hemp
Bon
J. Vernon Summers
This City
Martha Lee Soper
Alexandria
East Church Street
Reformed Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Emmitsburg Library Circulation Report Details
March circulation totals show 342 books with 231 for children and 111 for adults. Yearly circulation stands at 995 with 507 members in the Frederick County Library system. The board discussed programs such as a summer reading drive, book sale, art contest, National Library Week, and a card party.
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Emmitsburg
William Ryder
Frederick County Library System
National Library Week
Robert Simpson
Local Health Notes and Westminster Election Nominations
Among the sick in Baltimore and Frederick Memorial Hospital in Maryland are Mr. Jack Marsden Mrs. Allen S Barlais and Mr Eugene Kemp. Their conditions range from hospitalization to satisfactory. In Shookstown Richard and Patricia Beall remain home ill with chicken pox. Seven nominees were named for Westminster Common Council seats ahead of the May 13 municipal election including Russell Semian Emerson Palmer Joseph M H Naha Ralph W Baum and William G Jones.
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Jack Marsden
East Third Sreet
University Hospital
Baltimore
Allen S. Bariais
East Second Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Eugene Kemp
Monroe Sivert
Richard
Patroia Beall
Ining Beall
Shookstown
North Market Street
Schol
Tre
Gopkins
Lindbergh Avenue
Fredericnal Hospital
Numeical Tater
Westminster
Med AP
Russel Secmian
Emerson Palmer
Joseph HM. Naha .K
Ralph W. Baum Rarener
Willam G Jones
Tt E. Lee
Mansfeld K
Funeral Services for Several Residents Held in Area
Funeral services were conducted for Annie Elizabeth Birely at C. C. Fuss and Son in Taneytown with Rev. William Wiley presiding and interment in Keysville cemetery. Pallbearers named. Graveside rites for Stella Derr were held in New York City origin, with Fairview cemetery interment and C. E. Hicksonl as director. High requiem mass for Mary Teresa Hemler at St. Joseph's Church Taneytown with interment in St. Joseph's cemetery. W R Kelly funeral services held at Creager in Thurmont with multiple nephews as pallbearers. Blue Ridge cemetery interment.
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Annie Elizabeth Birely
C. C. Fuss and Son
Taneytown
William Wiley
Keysville
Roy Sanders
Charles Valentine
John Davis
Clifton Liller
John McGaughlin
Lou Hess
Stella Derr
New York City
Fairview Cemetery
H. J. McDonald
C. E. Hicksonl
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Mary Teresa Hemler
Francis P. Wagner
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Charles Arnold
Murray Baumgardner
George Knox
Ralph Knox
Mervin Feeser
Harry Crouse
C. 0. Fuss and Son
Motorists Convicted In Magistrate's Court
Clyde Norman Speak, 22, of Thurmont, was found guilty of unauthorized use of a motor vehicle and fined $100 and costs in a hearing before Magistrate Byron W. Thompson. Speak admitted taking the car after it was found in Catoctin Furnace following a March 11 arrest by Cpl. Paul W. Mossburg. He claimed another man drove it, while a witness testified Speak asked for a ride to Thurmont. Adolphus F. Weedon, 38, of West All Saints street, was convicted of driving on a revoked license second offense and sentenced to days in jail and $109 fine. Estella Duckett, 53, of Hagerstown, received suspended sentences of $23 and costs for destruction of property and public intoxication. Robert N. Willis, 15, of Broad Way, was acquitted of disorderly conduct. Tony Wagner, tavern operator, testified no disturbance occurred. Willis’s lawyer was Wil lis Marcus Schmitz. other cases listed were dismissed or continued for lack of evidence.
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Clyde Norman Speak
Thurmont
Byron W. Thompson
Speak
Cpl
Paul W. Mossburg
All Saints Street
Catoctin Furnace
Mossburg
Iit
Thur ‘Mont
All ‘Saints Street
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Adolphus F. Weedon
West All Saints Street
Weedon
Charles K. Cashour
Center Street
Estella Duckett
Hagerivan
Nathan A. Dorses
Broadway
Robert N. Willis
Broad Way
Paulo Mossturg
Dorsey
Willis
Tony Wagner
Sheffield
Wiliam Marcus Schmitz
Hacciton
Ohio
Wiliam A. Bete
Clifton A. Prinz
Jeffersom
Uene Beth Ime Eay
Jemea Gibbons Conroy
RFD
Frederick
W. Jerome Offot
Lewis W. Schumz
East Fourth Street
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Glenn A. Main Jr
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Creager Funeral Home
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John C
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Austin Kelly
Thurmont ES
James K. Gray
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R. E. Creager
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