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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1963

Page

2

U S Steel Faces Price Cuts Amid Foreign Competition

American steel firms press President Kennedy to curb foreign dumping after reports that cheaper sheet rolled in Japan and Europe is flooding the U S market. top executives say imports threaten a $16 billion industry, with job losses and reduced profits.

Japan Europe United States Amrican Steelmen U.S Roger Slough U5. Steel Corp David J. McDonald Afl-Cio United Steelworkers Kennedy White House McDonald Bough

Dickerson Community Notices and Local Events

Dickerson area events include the regular Dickerson Methodist W S C S meeting with recreation led by Mrs. Mary Roberson. Speakers from Frederick address church groups on August 3 and 18 as Rev. Mulholland is away. Many residents report travels, family visits, birthdays, and vacations across Maryland and into Canada and New Jersey, with several weddings and birthday milestones noted amid church activities and summer outings.

Margaret X. Beall Grayson Stevens Frederick Myf’s Dickerson and Koontz Chapel Dickerson Ellis Roberson Jack McDough Horace Thompson Ray Bolt New Jersey Joe Jenkins Bolt Jenkins Margie Moxley Joseph Moxley Robert Dayholf Ocean City George Dronenburg Harry Dronenburg Bud Chick Beverly Beach Harry Stottle- Myer Janet Albert Butler Gorman Butler Rockville Barnesville William Burdette Jr Nina Rae Flohr Carroll Flohr Wayne Edward Jr Frederick Memorial Hospital Press Mossburg Eilis Roberson Warren Wayne Larry Gwenda Lloyd Jones Ann Pixie Pocono Mountains Curtis Spahr Ruth Roberson George Cook Smoky Mountains James Burch Arthur Stull Leo Roberson Canada Paul W. Hahn Fred Williams Jerry Mike Niagara Falls Rotin Lynn Quinn Harry L Quinn Sr Eastview Dale Matthews Hubert Matthews Jr Hubert Matthews Sr Maryland Young Jane Wilt Adamstown Robert Fields Betty Carlisle Sharon Ensor Jane Witt Lily Pons Jamz Wilt Penny Dixon Peggy Gooch Joan Lewis Betty Jo Stephen Shirley Melvin Mary Ice Melvin Jane Will Harry Ensor Jr Sharon Mary Crabtree McLean, Va Atlantic City N. J Susie Fields Washington St Fields Carlisle

Myra Inett Leads Tense City Race Amid Turbulent Year

Myra Inett emerges as a key figure in a year of upheaval in the city racing scene. Sa sped pre ne ma and Mr. bad Tab are noted in crowd chatter as supporters react to uncertain conditions and shifting team loyalties.

Uncle Sam Continues Export Push Pushes foreign spending and deficits

The United States runs a growing export deficit despite a 5 billion dollar first-half 1963 trade surplus. Exports totaled 21.5 billion while imports were 16.6 billion on an annual basis, but aid, military costs, travel, investments, and foreign securities purchases widen the gap. About 1 billion in foreign securities were sold domestically in the first half, nearly matching 1962 and approaching 1961 levels.

U.S United States Commerce Department

Expected report on first half year results

The article outlines the first half of the year expected outcomes and financial performance, noting recurring trends and projections. It mentions base assumptions and potential variances, with emphasis on continued operations and strategic plans for the remainder of the year.

Local School Program Highlights Honor Lists and Voices

A historical program narrated by Mrs. Solt covered the school’s past figures Benjamin sod Sarah Ahab and displayed a related photo. The Lord's Prayer was sung by Russell Long as a benediction followed by names of many attendees including Boyer, Abalt, Ahalt, and Morrison families and others.

Ial Perk Beomshere Solt Benjamin Sod Sarah Ahab Annie Echet Carroll Boyer Russell Long Carroll Boyer Sr Audrey Boyer Hazel Mullendere Julia Abalt Carroll Magaha Floyd Abalt Carolyn Mark Abalt Earl Ahalt Milburn Abhalt Larry Kay Ahalt Fatricia Magaha Charles Ahalt Arthur Huffer Clarence Rice Hilda Rice Richard Greenswalt Adkins Jay Jan Adkins Glenn Kinna Robert Kinna Dhe Brown Naomi Jobe Ehee Masten D. Long Russell D. Long Jackie Doanie Jeff Long Larther Ahalt

Local Names Referenced in Obscure Card Style Notice

A fragmented OCR item lists individuals including Clusde About Mr and Mrs Ar ther Mightmen, Sherlene and Deryl Mighteen, Mir and Mire Ren cie Reed, Ray Mex Jen and Kay, indicating a social or household listing in a community notice. The legibility is limited and lacks clear event details.

Clusde Arther Mightmen Sherlene Deryl Mighteen Mir Rencie Reed Ray Mex Jen Kay

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