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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1963
Page
2
The Frederick Frederick News publishes rates and mailing details for subscribers. It lists printing and mailing costs by month and carrier, with AP dispatches and postal information. The piece notes subscription terms, delivery options, and service charges.
An analysis reflecting on postwar atomic optimism. It recalls 1945 expectations of deserts blooming and ubiquitous power, then notes two decades of limited nuclear progress despite massive government funding. Economic factors, not need, hinder adoption and futuristic aims like nuclear aircraft and climate control remain unrealized.
Twenty years ago science found new interest in space exploration and the moon mission raised hopes. The piece argues feasibility will drive growth, compares NASA and the AEC, and cautions that using ideas depends on practical economic benefit rather than government decisions.
State's Attorney Samuel A. Lewis moves to close all houses of prostitution in Frederick and instructs City Police to notify keepers. The piece also notes a church union proposal, local travel notes, bank vault work, a typhoid serum roundup, a missing check incident, and lost money notices.
Thornton M Pratt of McMerray Street writes a defiant, sarcastic letter critiquing The News front page on Alcoholic Tax Share, arguing the piece twists alcohol taxes and laments sensationalism while pleading for responsible discussion. The letter date is April 7 1953.
Binm E Bah at Aeroopt General Corporation announced the appointment of John L Mead to the newly created position of Vice President Industrial Revalens. The appointment is effective immediately.
After seven months of futile attempts to move workers to Hagerstown defense plants, Blue Ridge Lines canceled three unprofitable round trips between Frederick and defense industries. The United Mine Workers retorted to Roosevelt's order with calls to reach an agreement and a demand to work, accusing the War Labor Board of pre judgment. In Charleston, coal miners may walk out at midnight unless John L. Lewis yields to the president. A cool April ends with possible showers in ten days. The Maryland Regional Women’s Guild met at Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church led by Rev. Dr. Ralph Hartman. Corp. Balfour E. Thomas, son of Hatcher Thomas of Buckeystown, reported killed in North Africa. A joint producer dealer resolution urged OPA to inspect Frederick mis market for price adjustments. About thirty residents noted the summer. Florence Garner, returning to Frederick as a death nurse, marks another local event. At midnight April 23, years old, John Barnes’s corn was singed.
Jurora names listed for Carroll County include Holbeh M Draen Gay ate Fane Jome D strict Vane Bacar lester Bollinger Wil Recstder and Mrs SHG Hamestead District with Frederck Teeter Semel Mecate Jr Ford Wac soner Uni Bridge Detect Richard Mier and Gets Mo Ni District Pat Nell Sherman Kime.
Reverend H H Heckert of Frederick Church of the Nazarene leads six delegates including Mrs Heckert and Mrs Devilbiss to the Washington district assembly at First Nazarene Church Baltimore on Wednesday and Thursday. Fifty nine churches with 4400 members and 8800 Sunday School enrollments will be represented. Dr Ernest Grosse will deliver the district message and district officers and delegates to the 16th General Assembly in Portland Oregon in June 1964 will be chosen.
Pauline Virginia Humerick and Clarence Allen Grimes wed at 8 p.m. Friday in Thurmont Evangelical United Brethren Church with Rev. Elmer R. Andrews officiating. After a short honeymoon the couple will live in Thurmont. Ruth Danner announces Martha Olivia Kipe and Fred Ray Boggs wed April 22 in Hagerstown Trinity United Brethren Church. The couple will reside in Leesburg Virginia.
Optimists Club dinner closes on May 1 at the VFW Country Club in Maryland. Bruce E. Villard, supervisor of Community Service for the Maryland State Employment Service, will speak on employment problems in Central Maryland. Villard, Gettysburg College graduate, serves on the Governor's Committee on Employment Problems.
Among the sick Mr. Robert L. Crummitt of Frederick entered Frederick Memorial Hospital yesterday for observation and treatment. Mrs. Mary C. Murray of Waterford employed by the Frederick County Dairy Herd Improvement Association is reported improving at Frederick Memorial Hospital where she has been serving as a worker for the past week.
The text reports a death and revised income estimate discussed at a conference with Governor Robert N. Taft. The fragmentary item mentions inheritance tax and fiscal figures while noting a state conference held today.
Patsy Grace Colliflower and Larry Eugene Bussard wed at Grace United Church of Christ in a 2 pm ceremony. Rev. Dr. Raymond E. Wilhelm officiated, with a reception in the church social room and plans to live in a newly built Middletown home. The bride, a Frederick High School graduate, is a receptionist. the groom, also a Frederick alum, works as a draftsman at Aerojet General.
Menoh He Derr, chair of the nearest nm committee and Frederick YMCA board member, announced under a grant from the Am mn Foundation of Columbia University that the Frederick YMCA was selected for a conference. The notice lists participants and dates for the event at 3 Carte eo4 Washington.
A roster lists Anoreed F. Male, Dr. Paul Conroy, Dr. Aragid S. Zander, and Dr. Nicholas Gonchared among leaders from the Red Cross and U S Information Agency. George B. Corain headed the National Nali YMCA with other federation figures.
An Atlantic news agency reports that Haitian President Franck Valer failed to deny aiding Cuba’s Fidel Castro after a meeting at Santo Domingo airport. The Dominican press cites unnamed sources alleging ties between Port au Prince and Havana amid regional tension.
Obituaries list Mrs. Sadie Elles Brindle 89 of Mechanicsburg Pa and Howard C. Biddinger of Unionville Frederick County who died suddenly near Taylorsville on a Rawleigh Products route. Michael Kirby Taylor of 412 West Potomac Street Brunswick died at the VA Hospital Martinsburg aged 63. Interments set for Ste tne Ray Wood, Chapel Lutheran, Arlington National Cemetery.
Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret Brent Waters Muse 72 of Towson were held in Baltimore with burial at Pine Grove Cemetery Mt. Airy. A noted clubwoman she helped found and lead many Maryland organizations including the Lizette Woodworth Reese Society and the Yorkewood Club. She taught at Hannah More Academy and the University of the South and held numerous historical and poetry society memberships. Her survivors include son Lise Waters Muse and four granddaughters.
Funeral services were held at Wilson Funeral Home for Mrs Elizabeth Ronert 35 of near Emintshirs who died Thursday evening at Warner Hospital Gettysburg Pa. A Reanie Mass at St Josephs Catholic Church was followed by interment in Mt View Cemetery Emmitsburg. Pallbearers included Chats Bahmen Frath Krecz Jacob Beker Ev gene Gelasicks Francis Linke and Leo Michee.
A Princeton man, 83, former professor at Casprxt University, died in Plymouth, Michigan, after 28 years of service. He had retired recently.
Dr. Robert Huebner of the National Institutes of Health spoke at the Western Maryland Home Economics Group annual spring meeting held at West Frederick Junior High School. He described virus related cancer research and animal to human cancer implications, followed by a luncheon and tours planned for upcoming events in Baltimore.
Walter James Davis longtime Clerk of Frederick County Magistrates Court died Monday evening at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a stroke at home 238 Dill Avenue He was 64 survived by his wife Mary Louise Lochner Davis Born in Pittsburgh Pa he was a World War II veteran Resided Frederick 35 years services Wednesday at 2 PM at the funeral home with Rev Paul L Althouse officiating Burial in local cemetery arranged by firm name unknown
The Thurmont High School Alumni Banquet is set for Friday at the school. Social Hour at 6 p.m. chaired by Mr and Mrs Lee Cayman and committee. Banquet at 7 p.m. followed by a brief business meeting led by Eugene Myers. Entertainment arranged by Miss Ethel Crawford. Optional film Thurmont On Parade shown in the auditorium narrated by Robert K Remsburg.
Harry Kemp Trussell of East Fifth Street was fined 30 dollars and costs or one day in jail after a drunken driving conviction in a hearing before Magistrate Stanley Y. Bennett. The incident followed an April crash four miles south of Buckeystown where the tractor trailer overturned in the road.
In Louisville an apparent track event was halted as Brhl's Lemon Twist was ruled out amid a probe into a possible irregularity. Officials from the AP report ongoing questioning and a postponement of further races as the investigation continues.
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