Frederick Daily News Page Listing Rates and AP Note
The notice outlines mail and cartier subscription prices with rates for one month six months and one year and mentions varying delivery points. It also notes a 5 cent single stem mail order and references an Associated Press membership and copyright.
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Sunde
Great Southern Ptc. N Mfg. CO
Norm Court St
Frederick
Mall
Cartier
Ratea
Buresu
Associated Press
Associated Presa
Hot Line To Moscow Signals Boost or Caution in Cold War Ties
The piece discusses symbolic gestures and a proposed direct government line between Washington and Moscow. It notes Moscow’s acceptance of one item and rejection of others such as military observation teams and advance notification of maneuvers. It cautions about sharing military confidence with the Soviet Union.
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Washington
Moscow
Kremlin
Geneva
Canada
France
Soviet Union
Tuition costs for James Meredith at Ole Miss hit record high
The Justice Department says it will spend 559000 dollars by June 30 to fund James H Meredith's first year at the all white University of Mississippi. Meredith has indicated the cost was not worth it, noting the same money could educate 250 African American students at accepting colleges.
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James H. Meredith
Old Miss
University of Mississippi
Justice Department
House
Meredith
Letters To The Editor Endorse Whitmore On Little League Value
A reader agrees with Bucky Summers and Mr Whitmore on the value and faults of Little League. The writer, with Boy Scouts and Y program experience, critiques the focus on glory and championships and urges keeping youth programs true to helping kids learn, play baseball, and enjoy the game.
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Whitmore
The
News
Bucky Summers
Mr. Whitmore
Boy Scouts
Little League
Y Program
Scouts
Frederick
Natal
Whemere
Oaen
Havrgid
Ayru
Brunswick Sees Smallpox Case and Quarantine Measures
Fifty years ago a Brunswick resident, Harry A Crider of Potomac avenue, contracted smallpox prompting quarantine for his family. The item notes other local actions including property improvements on North Market street and regional developments in politics and business. Adjutant General Macklin and Brigadier General Gaither visit Frederick to inspect National Guard encampment sites.
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Brunswick
Harry A. Crider
Potomac Avenue
Knee
L.E. Mullinix
North Market Street
Wilson
Congress
Lloyd T. Macgill
Board of Trade
Baltimore Motor Co
Lord Baltimore
Madeline Harshman
Gideon Society
W.N. Jolliffe
Haller and Newman
E. Cooper Wills
Morris Iron Works
Charles C. Waters
East Church Street
Waters
Thurmont
Charles Macklin
Charles D. Gaither
Maryland National Guard
Frederick
National Guard
Frederick Board of Trade
R. Paul Smith
British Eighth Army Takes Sfax Advances in Tunisia
Twenty years ago reports note the British Eighth Army capturing Sfax key Tunisian port as forces under Field Marshal Montgomery pushed 40 miles in 24 hours. American Patton and French allied to seize high ground near Fondouk and Pichon.
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Eighth Army
Sfax
Hommel
Tunisia
George 5S. Patton Jr
Fondouk
Pichon
Duisburg
Germany
Ruhr
Royal Air Force
RAF
Brunswick High School Victory Corps
Glade Valley Bakery
Junior Fire Co
Charles E. Troxell
Blue Ridge Transportation Co
Tawes Seeks Expanded Civil Defense Support
Maryland Governor Tawes urged broader civil defense readiness against potential attacks. He warned the state could be unprepared even if the threat never materializes and called on state agencies to participate in the emergency response program to safeguard citizens and resources.
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Baltimore
Tawes
Maryland
United States
Mary Jand
Special Speaker to Lead Bush Creek Brethren Services
The Bush Creek Church of the Brethren in Monrovia announces a special service series through Easter Sunday led by Rev. Dr. William M. Beahm of Bridgewater College. He previously served in Northern Nigeria and at Bethany Biblical Seminary. events include Love Feast, sermons on Knowing Christ, Have No Anxiety, and A Colony of Heaven with special choir music from Grossnickles and Mt. Zion EUB.
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Bush Creek
Chicago
Ill
Church of the Brethren
Beahm
Christ
Anti-Castro Group Keeps President in Exile
The Cuban Revolutionary Council rejected Jose Miro Cardona's resignation and kept him as head of the anti-C Castro exiled group after a 13 hour meeting. The council warned of a grave crisis tied to U.S. policy and Kennedy administration actions on raids. A source said Miro demanded a U.S. invasion voice or 80 million for a Cuban expedition.
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Miami
Fla
Cuban Revolutionary Council
Jose Miro Cardona
Miro
Kennedy
Castro
U.S. State Department
Havana
Washington
U.S
Cuba
Frederick Memorial Hospital News Highlights and Events
Frederick Memorial Hospital activities include nursing school attendees at a Baltimore Church Home Auditorium meeting on April 4. The program featured guest speaker Mrs. D. Robinson RN of Allegheny General Hospital. The event concluded with hospital staff birthdays and a retirement announcement for J. Reeder after 22 years in maintenance.
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Estelle Collins
Gloria Smith
Fred Besley
John Cavahey
Frederick Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Church Home Auditorium
Baltimore
D. Robinson
Alleghany Generals Hospital
Irs
Freda Main
FE Room
Thelma Webb
Janice Pe
Fost
Taneytown
Fredenck Memora Teeptal School of Nursing
Schaalen
Leise Hil
Berbera Buetors
Mary Fettt Sevesn
Reeder
Sciice
Steel price rise differs from last year’s move
AP reports the current steel price hike is selective and led by Wheeling Steel, targeting in-demand products. It may test price support with other producers watching government reaction, while wage talks with United Steelworkers loom.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York (Ap
Wheeling Steel Corp
White House
Ith
U.S. Steel
Inland
Kaiser
United Steelworkers of America
Roger M. Blough
Kennedy
Big Steel
Blough
Des Moines
Arthur B. Homer
Bethlehem Steel
Wilmington
Del
Ing
Kaiser Steel
West Coast
Wheeling
Iron and Steel
Montgomery Men Seek New Trial
Two Montgomery County brothers James V. Giles and John Giles seeking a new trial after being sentenced to die in the gas chamber for the 1961 rape of a 16 year old. They argue new evidence warrants reversal of the circuit court ruling denying a new trial and an appeal is before the U S Supreme Court.
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Annapolis
Montgomery County
James V. Giles
John
Spencerville
Court of Appeals
U.S. Supreme Court
Giles
Tawes Names Negro To Interracial Group
Parren J. Mitchell, first Black student in Maryland graduate courses at College Park, named executive secretary to the state interracial problems commission. He replaces Douglas Sands who left in February for the State Department in Washington. Mitchell, Baltimore native, helped force University of Maryland to admit him to the school of sociology. His brother runs the Washington branch of the NAACP.
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Baltimore
Parren J. Mitchell
University of Maryland In
College Park
State Commission On Interracial Problems
Douglas B. Sands
State Department
Washington
Michell
Baltmore
University of Maryland
Eraluate
The
National Association For 4! Advancetoem. of
Colored People
Local Hospital Updates on Frederick Residents
Among The Sick Mr. Gerald Stitely of New Middletown entered Frederick Memorial Hospital Thursday and underwent surgery Friday. Mrs. Alvie Cecil of Frederick entered Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore for eye surgery. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Stitely. Mrs. Amanda Baugher has returned to her son’s home near Shookstown from Johns Hopkins in Baltimore in fair condition. Mrs. Arthur Davis of Seminole Road entered University Hospital in Baltimore for surgery and is satisfactory. Mrs. Margaret Nyberg of Frederick entered Frederick Memorial Hospital for surgery and is in satisfactory condition.
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Gerald Stitely
New Midway
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Alvie Cecil
RFD
Frederick
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Orville Stitely
Butterfly Jane
Amanda Baugher
Shookstown
Arthur Davis
Seminole Road
University Hospital, Baltimore
Margaret (Tilly) Nyberg
Sessa Couple Welcome First Son Brian David
Word has been received that Mr and Mrs David J Sessa formerly of Frederick now in Stillwater Oklahoma announced the birth of their first son Brian David Mrs Sessa is the former Irene Barnes daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Q Barnes Sjamsville Mr and Mrs Clifford Saville West Patrick Street are observing their 25th wedding anniversary today Mrs Bessie Harris of Jefferan will be 88 years old on Thurs 7
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David J. Sessa
Frederick
Stillwater
Okla
Brian David
Sessa
Irene Barnes
Raymond Q. Barnes
Sjamsville
Clifford Saville
West Patrick Street
Bessie Harris
Jefferan
Men Arrested in Marseille Anti De Gaulle Arrest
Police in Marseille report the arrest of 14 members of the anti De Gaulle Secret Army Organization. Weapons ammunition and a radio transmitter were seized.
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Marseille
France
anti-De Gaulle Secret Army
Youth Held Pre Easter Service at Trinity Chapel
About 75 to 100 teens attended a Pre Easter service sponsored by the YMCA Hi Y and Tri Hi Y Councils. Frederic High School Glee Club members formed a 24 voice mixed choir with music by organist Calvin Rice. Galen Hahn delivered the message with Douglas Gross reading scripture. An $11 collection supported the Easter Seal Drive. Advisors included Miss Mary Marshall Mrs Edwin Neff and Rev Paul L Althouse.
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County High School
Trinity Chapel
The
Evangelical and Reformed United Church of Christ
West Church Street
Faery Hi-Y
YMCA
Frederic High School Glee Club
Hi-Y
Bonnie Strine
Linda Smith
Marti Jessup
Marjorie Murphy
Carol Casto
Roberta Bradbury
Bonnie Ambrose
Pam Shipley
Susan Gremillion
Harriet Ambrosen
Dennis Murphy
Wayne James
James Gilbert
Charles Clark
Sid Miller
Gary Jackson
Terre Rhoderick
Dave Shocky
Galen Hahn
Douglas Gross
Calvin Rice
Mary Marshall
Edwin Neff
Paul L. Althouse
Maryland youths chosen for 1963 National 4H Conference
Elaine Folk Littlestown Carroll County and John Rinehart man of Carroll County join four Maryland 4H members headed to the 1963 National 4H Conference to be held April 2 to 9 at the Washington 4H Center. William Malkus Cambridge Dorchester County and Mary Jane Jones Whitehall Harford County are the other Maryland representatives with Shepherd College student Whitehall listed as the fourth. The program features speeches tours and inspirational events in the capital with a breakfast with Congress on April 23 to discuss 4H work with national leaders.
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Elaine Folk
Donald Folk
Manchester
Carroll County
John Rinehart
Robert B. Rinehart i
Littlestown
Maryland
Washington
Miss Folk
Rinehart
University of Maryland
William Malkus
Calvin Malkus
Cambridge
Dorchester County
Mary Jane Jones
Ronald Jones
Whitehall
Harford County
Shepherds College
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Foundation For the Future
Congress
Thurmont Plans Easter Egg Hunt
The Thurmont Lions Club sponsors an Easter egg hunt on Sunday at 1:30 p.m. for children up to age twelve, located on the jet adjoining Thurmont Elementary School. In rain, the hunt moves to Sunday, April 21. The club also announces a May 18 auction sale at the Firemen's carnival ground with Boy Scout troop assistance and invites usable article donations.
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Thurmont Lions Club
Thurmont
Thurmont Firemen’s
Betty Low Grove Engaged to Glenn Russell Hires
Mrs. Oscar Gref Red 2 Harpers Ferry West Virginia announces the engagement of Betty Low Grove to Glenn Russell Hires. Betty Grove graduates Charles Town High School this year and is a member of the class of 1961. Hires is a Georgetown University employee, with roots in Rakerton and Jefferson County.
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Fir Evenr
Oscar Gref Red
Harpers Ferry
W.va
Betty Low Grove
Glenn Russell Hires
Flosd Higgs
Airy
Hires
Mt. Miry Hichs School
Georgetown University
Washington
Miss Grove
Charles, Town High School
Sonn ‘Meecher
Rakerton
Jefferon Coury
Ovlen
Harpers Ferry High School
Jece
Fugure
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Fragmentary OCR reads unclear locale names and phrases. The item appears to be a short note or wire snippet with dubious place names and terms not forming a complete event or report. Further readable details are unavailable.
Deaths in Brunswick and nearby areas
Death notices for Jesse Frederick Hoffman 46 of Brunswick. Also Clyde E. Rice 70 of Middletown, and Robert R. Roberts 70 of Gettysburg died after lengthy illnesses. Surviving relatives listed. funeral details and interment planned in local cemeteries. Contributions requested to Brunswick Volunteer Fire Company.
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Frederick Hoffman
Jesse Frederick Hoffman
Phyllis Wade Hoffman
Brunswick
Newton Baker Hospital
Martinsburg
Vade
Walter
Pearl Weaver Hoffman
Steadman Keenan
American Legion
Order of Eagles
Loyal Order of Moose
Brunswick Voluneer Fire Company
Walter Hoffman
Leesburg
Donald Hoffman
Purcellville
Arnold Hoffman
Bolivar
W. Va
Dallas Hoffman
Knoxville
Feele
Harold Beck
Mountain View Cemetery
Sharpsburg
Brunswick Volunteer Fire Company
Robert R. Roberts
Gettysburg
Annie M. Warner
Libertytown
James Robert
Eliza Walden Roberts
Theresa McKinney Roberts
Harold Carter
Harrisburg
Benner
Funeral Notices for Grace Cornell Lovell and Others
Funeral services were held for Grace Cornell Lovell near New Windsor with interment at Pipe Creek cemetery. Pallbearers included Earle Anders and James Lantz. Additional services for J. Golder Moxiey of Kemptown occurred at Frederick Church of the Nazarene with interment at Trova Methodist cemetery.
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Grace Cornell Lovell
Marker E. Lovell
New Windsor
D. D. Arizler and Sons
John S. Park
Pipe Creek Cemetery
Earle Anders
James Lantz
Wilbur Ieming
Charles Rhinecker Am Bode
Jamies South
J. Golder Moxiey
Kemptown
Frederick Church
Fuller Photius
Hoberts Warfieldin
Georges Y Runkles
Hall Winds
Elmer Site
Walter Lee
Iverment
Ade
Trova Methodist Cemetery
Tin L. Molesworth
Convicted Drunken Driving Cases Range in Local Court
Delmar Leroy Beall 38 of Thurmont was found guilty of drunken and reckless driving, fined 175 dollars plus costs after an March 14 accident on South Market Street. John Mattison Spann Jr. 31 of Frederick was convicted of drunken driving, fined 150 dollars and costs after an East Second and Bentz Streets crash. Edwin F. Nikirk represented Beall. officers J Frank Main and Donald E Tracey assisted. Willlie Ford 36 of LeGore was convicted of petty larceny, fined 50 dollars or 30 days. Bernard L. Tyler 21 and Edith Cooper 23 were guilty of disorderly conduct. Tyler fined 25 dollars or 15 days, Cooper given a 25 dollar suspended sentence. Martin Edward Valliant 42 of Baltimore and Roger James Dixon 60 of South Market were found guilty of being drunk within city limits, each receiving a suspended 25 dollar fine. State's Attorney Robert S Rothenhoefer sought a mental examination for Avis May 40 to determine fitness for trespass and assault charges against his wife Patricia May.
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Delmar Leroy Beall
RFD 2
Thurmont
Byron W. Thompson
Beall
South Market Street
Edwin F. Nikirk
J. Frank Main
John Mattison Spann Jr
Frederick
LeGore
Ford
Emma Mercer
Commerce Street
Bernard L. Tyler
Lincoln Apartments
Edith Cooper
Montgomery County
Tyler
Cooper
Paul W. Mossburg
Bernard E. King
Roger James Dixon
Martin Edward Valliant
Baltimore
Robert S. Rothenhoefer
Avis
Argentine Cardinal appeals for unity after navy resort violence
In Buenos Aires Antonio Cardinal Gapciano, primate of Argentina, urged unity and reconciliation at a Tuesday night service honoring victims of last week's navy resort violence. President Jose Maria Guiñaz and other officials attended.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Antonio Cardinal Gapciano
Jose Maria Guiinami
Igh
Doctors protest over insurance payments and paperwork
Healthcare providers allege delay and denial of reimbursements from insurance plans. They demand streamlined billing procedures and quicker payments, citing financial strain from administrative hurdles.
Prospects Look Good for Manila Meeting
In Manila prospects appear favorable as plans move forward for a forthcoming meeting. Local officials and stakeholders discuss potential developments and the impact on the community.
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Jim Chesapeake
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