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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1963
Page
2
A 1963 issue includes church hymn verses praising the Resurrection and a grave-death notice. The page shows a press masthead, mailing rates, and a listing for Edward S. Rice of 213 E 7th St, with Associated Press copyright and local notices.
The Pope plans Pacem Terris to foster worldwide peace through a world public authority, not a UN rival, offering dignity based safeguards. As Pontiff leads a third of humanity, the move seeks moral order though its broad impact will unfold over years.
A letter to The News letters readers to celebrate Easter with reverent faith. The writer highlights Christ’s resurrection as historical proof and urges a living faith that permeates daily life, citing biblical witnesses and apostolic teaching as support for Christ risen and offering eternal hope.
DR JOSEPH H APPLE president of the Woman's College of Frederick was named by Governor Goldsborough to represent Maryland at the Southern Sociological Congress in Atlanta Ga. Also noted are dog bites in Frederick two persons bitten John Stride and Mrs Ray F Rohrer, the dog killed for rabies testing. The Frederick Board of Trade set a 15 dollar yearly fee for the Credit Bureau and raised membership dues from 3 to 5 dollars. A Brunswick 14 year old girl died of measles and pneumonia while Mr Crider fights smallpox. Mayor Schell warns of midnight power downs for boiler inspections. Monocacy Club officers listed. Judge Urner upholds motor vehicle tax on all operators. Married Audrey Lorraine Rice and James Esther DeMarrais wed at St John’s Church with full ceremony. The bride and groom plan to reside in Mountaindale.
Twenty years ago Allied forces pressed into a northern Tunisia pocket as the British Eighth Army reportedly reached Enfidaville in a London broadcast. A major air victory over Port Moresby was reported with 37 of 10 Japanese raiders shot down, while Japan massed 200,000 first line troops in bases above Australia and a southwest Pacific bid for initiative loomed. General MacArthur noted the Port Moresby success as the war expanded across the Pacific theater with ongoing Allied gains and strategic warnings. The Frederick County Council of Religious Education endorsed the referendum on Sunday sports and movies, and local PTA officers were elected at Walkersville Elementary with plans for a County Fair and other events.
Fragmentary OCR notes reveal a trial scene possibly in February. Mentions persons such as Mrs. Martih and Officer Ray N. D.ctz with vague charges and accusations. Names and places are garbled, leaving uncertainty about events.
James H. Meredth, first Negro student at the University of Mississippi, honored tonight by the Abundsi Association of Tuskegee Institute Alabama in a significant tribute acknowledging his pioneering role and achievements.
A long Easter reflection cites spring symbols and Christian resurrection as enduring hope amid troubled times. It underscores Easter as a season of joy, renewal, and spiritual rebirth, urging readers to find enduring inspiration in church communities and shared faith. The piece closes with Easter greetings from The News-Post.
Death notices from Joppa Road Baltimore to Middleburg address a 97 year old widow Mrs C A Bowling and several other local deaths. Services and interments are listed with funeral homes and churches including IOOF Home Parkwood cemetery Baltimore Magnolia Rebekah Lodge and local churches. Surviving relatives and service details for Raymond D Mercer Nellie S Weitzell Peter Dropiowski Hattie Emma Duppins and others are provided with locations dates and burial plans.
A concise overview explains lobbying as influencing legislators, with lobbyists required to register with the Secretary of State. It notes channels of influence, common former legislators, and major represented interests including education, industry, agriculture, government, and miscellaneous sectors. The piece argues lobbyists provide facts to inform decisions for both private and public interests.
The U S Bureau of the Census seeks permanent part time interviewers for four month assignments in Washington and nearby counties. Training provided, duties include conducting surveys, following procedures, and using specific interview techniques. Applicants should be reasonably skilled. Philadelphia pa location noted for initial training. full time work not offered.
A fragment indicating contact should be made with the Mainland Department of Employment Security Frederick, and with the U S Bureau of the Census at 61 Widener Building Philadelphia Pa. The readable text suggests official inquiries or correspondence related to employment security matters and census information.
Susan Meer, daughter of Mr and Mrs C Ernest Pfeifer of 510 North Market Street, is named to the Student Senate at The Washington University. She is a sophomore in the degree program of Government and Public Administration and Washington College of Law, editor of Als new newspaper, Omega sorority member, and serves as sophomore class publicity chairman and on the Student Union Committee. Last year she was class secretary.
Funeral services were held at Visitation Convent Chapel for Sister Mary Frances Ann Jane Riley who died yesterday at Visitation Academy. Other services for Jesse Frederick Hoffman and Clyde El Rice were held in Brunswick and Middletown with American Legion pallbearers. A recent marriage between Miss Sandra Kay Young and Kenneth Edward Mobley took place at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church with a large turnout and reception. various family members attended. A bridge hand discussion from Fitchburg, Mass., examines differences between rubber and duplicate bridge strategies and references Osaa Jacoby’s book.
State police investigated a crash about two miles west of Frederick around 2 am after a car veered off the road, struck guard rails, and stopped. Officers reported the vehicle left the roadway and citations were considered.
A fragment notes a patient at a facility described with unclear wording about a man named Mr Robert Scheil and a time reference around 9 45 a med. The readable text is sparse and offers no solid event or outcome to confirm.
Miss Regina Cox a University of Pennsylvania freshman visits Clover Hill relatives Mrs C. B. Cox and Mrs Daniel E. Thayer during the Easter holiday. Also returning home are Ettger D. Boller and daughter Wass Geraldine Boller of Thurmont and Miss Lulu Maller of Grahham after a three week motor trip sightseeing from Nature Bridge to San Angelo and other stops.
An unclear OCR fragment describes a break in or theft at a living apartment. The readable bits reference mode, time, and some names or places, but specifics are missing. Further readable details are insufficient to identify persons, organizations, or a location with confidence.
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