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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1963

Page

4

Healthiest Nation Challenge to U S medical claims

Harvard Medical School preventive medicine head Dr. David D. Rutstein challenges the AMA statement that the United States has the best medical care and is the healthiest nation. He notes U S infant mortality ranks eleventh and life expectancy seventh, launching two studies to compare with Norway, the Netherlands, Sweden, and Britain.

Department of Preventive Medicine Harvard Medical School American Medical Association United States David D. Rutstein Norway Netherlands Sweden Britain

Kennedy Safety Reforms Weakened Yet Secret Service Eyes Changes

The article notes the Secret Service faces reevaluation of its protective methods for presidents, with changes likely though details are not disclosed, underscoring the challenge of safeguarding a president amid public duties and crowds. The piece also covers a Frederick County Real Estate Board meeting on FHA financing and a local traffic accident leading to a charge, plus a spike buck hunting report.

Kennedy Secret Service

Criticism of Unnamed Accusers In Local Letters

Readers debate politics after JFK assassination with letters by Graham Weigle and Jack Goodman. The exchange questions McCarthyism, character assassination, and calls for a local memorial to the late president in Frederick, Maryland.

Injured Captain Murray Returns Home From Hospital

Captain Marshall H. Murray of the City Police and his wife Mrs. Gladys M. Murray have returned home after hospitalization since November 22 following an automobile crash on U.S. 40 east of New Market. Mrs. Windsor and Mrs. Palmer also sought care at Frederick Memorial Hospital for medical issues.

Marshall H. Murray City Police Frederick Memorial Hospital Gladys M. Murray Murray U.S. 40 New Market Robert Windsor Sr Pleasant Grove Homer W. Palmer Potomac

Fifty Years Ago Items From The News Post Files

Fifty years ago December 3 1913 reports include a new yard clearer for the Baltimore and Ohio railroad assigned to Noah E Conway at Brunswick to handle freight. An explosion at Worthington Staley store in North Market street caused damage but was stopped by Officer Adams. Scout masters Campfire Girls planned a Frederick Christmas tree event. The Court Square Cafe in the YMCA building closed and management changed to C M Stevens. Junior Fire Co nomination lists former Judge Motter for president and Robert A Bennett as a United nominee. Five year old George Sponseller suffered burns after falling into a barrel of hot water used to scald hogs at the family home.

Brunswick Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Noah E. Conway North Market Street Worthington Staley Adams Frederick Harry W. Zeigler Harold B. Clark Wilson P. Smith Junior Fire CO John C. Motter Uniteds Robert A. Bennett Igeorge Sponseller Roy Sponseller New Market Sponseller

Draft Board Selectees Headed Abroad as War Rages

From the 1943 files, six from Draft Board 2 and eight from Board 1 leave for Fort Meade for active duty. The Adriatic front shifts as the British Eighth Army breaks a Nazi line and German retreats with heavy losses. A vast naval buildup signals a major campaign against Japan, Tarawa viewed as a prelude. Christmas mail rises slowly at Frederick post office. Retirement and naturalization papers move forward for about 70 soldiers at the Court House.

Draft Board 2 Draft Board 1 Fort Meade Roger H. Willard Charles E. Wisner Adamstown Charles Sandower Buckeystown Eighth Army Adriatic Japan Tarawa Frederick Court House

Linganore High School Thanksgiving Program Shown

Students at Linganore High School presented a Thanksgiving program in the school auditorium last Wednesday. Announcers were Alex Smariga and Donald Bosic. The Girls Chorus sang Come Ye Thankful People Come under Margaret Hogsett, while the band played God of Our Fathers directed by Clark Walker. An octet directed by Hogsett included Howard Green and others. Fr Martin Flahaven of St Peter’s Catholic Church gave the address. Readings on The First Thanksgiving and the Thanksgiving Proclamation were by Judy Rippeon and Bennie Mathews. Narcy Katz chaired the assembly committee.

Linganore High School Alex Smariga Donald Bosic Margaret Hogsett God of Our Fathers Clark Walker Miss Hogsett Howard Green Dennis Strawsbaugh Sally Ecker Lorelei Bouton Carole Reese Susan Plank Kitty Metcalfe Carolyn Norris Martin Flahaven St. Peter's Catholic Church Libertytown Judy Rippeon Bennie Mathews Narcy Katz Assembly

Juniors Lose Driver Hargett Resigns for Rockville Job

Frederick City firefighter Robert E. L. Hargett resigns as Junior Fire Company driver effective December 31. He will start January 1 with Rockville, citing better pay, retirement plan, and shorter hours. Hargett, born July 13 1947 in Frederick and married to Fay Gordon, was the youngest driver when appointed November 1 1959 to replace Lewis Esterly.

Frederick City Robert E. L. Hargett Hargett Rockville Lewis F. Esterly Mr. Hargett Frederick Fay Gordon Quynn Road

Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital

Frederick Memorial Hospital records list newborns: Thomas Guerin fifth child son for Mr. and Mrs. John F. Brewer of North Market Street, born Thursday. Roseanna Louise Lowe daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Lowe of Tramsville, born Thursday. Teresa Ann for Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Sailor of Walkersville born first daughter. Alan Kenneth for Mr. and Mrs. Vernon A. Myers of Stewart Manor Apartments born second son. James Quint for Mr. and Mrs. William E. Snyder of Mary Street born second son. Christine Denise Angell for Mr. and Mrs. Eugene T. Angell of Hyattstown born first daughter Saturday. Russell Robert Haak for Mr. and Mrs. Russell G. Haak of Braddock Heights born first child a son. Haak’s wife Susanne Libbee of Cincinnati, Ohio. Lorie Ann for Mr. and Mrs. Nelson D. Reifsnider Jr. of South Market Street Frederick born first daughter Sunday. Patsy Shepley Reifsnider is mother. John Mark Brawner for Mr. and Mrs. Ferris Brawner of Knoxville born third child second son Sunday. Sarah Marie for Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Smith of Walkersville born third child second daughter Monday.

Nelson D. Reifsnider Jr South Market Street Frederick Lorie Ann Reifsnider Patsy Shepley Ferris Brawner Knoxville John Mark Richard F. Smith RFD Walkersville Sarah Marie

Clarksburg Seeks New Postmaster For Rural Carrier

The Civil Service Commission announced an examination for a Rural Carrier post at Clarksburg. Applications are open until December 24, with a written test required. Applicants must reside in the delivery area for one year before closing date and be at least 18. No age maximum. those over 70 may be considered only for one year temporary renewals.

Clarksburg

Frederick News-Post cash tips prize plan

The Frederick News-Post offers monthly cash rewards for local news tips. Tips accepted during editorial hours with a holiday closure 4 pm. weekends 1 pm Saturday to 4 pm Sunday. Prizes range from dollar amounts for top tips. First-come tips on a story count. editors publish a winner list.

Frederick

National Budgets Of Top Concern

AP Business News analysis notes two fiscal plans loom: the current budget for the year starting July 1 and the Kennedy era spending frame. It examines how Johnson's thrift pledge, potential tax changes, and post assassination shifts affect deficits, inflation, interest rates, and a wide range of business interests from space to defense.

Sam Dawson AP Business News NEW York (Ap Senate Washington Congress Johnson John F. Kennedy Kennedy House

Boston Boys Fly Solo to New York

Two 7 year old boys used subway tokens and nerve to board an Eastern Airlines shuttle to New York then returned to Boston after a stewardess found them. In other news, Dr. Walter Bauer, 65, Harvard University professor of clinical medicine, died in Cambridge.

Boston New York Billy Alther Steve Murray Logan Airport Eastern Air Lines Seling Harvard Cambridge, Mass Walter Bauer Jackson Harvard University

Cresaps Cancel Meetings

The Cresap Association, Inc. cancels its December program and will not hold formal activities until January 1 1964 in honor of the late President Dr. R. S. Hughes. The group promotes constitutional rights and public discourse on government economics and morality, with open membership and no censorship.

Cresap Association, Inc Cresap Association R. S. Hughes Michael Cresap Frederick County The Associaton America Dr. Hughes William H. Zeanon Ellen Winter Helen Musso

Carver urges pass of public accommodations anti discrimination law

Gov Elbert N Carver told Delaware's Legislature that banning discrimination in public accommodations is the top priority. He said the antibias bill has support from the Human Relations Commission party leaders and all religious denominations and urged prompt passage in a joint session.

Dover Del Elbert N. Carver Delaware General Assembly

Births and Visits Highlight Arlington Social Notices

Mr and Mrs Frank Lesure of Arlington announce twins Richard Gardner Lesure and Emily Gould Lesure born at George Washington University Hospital Sunday night. Miss Ruth Davis of Clarksburg vacationed in Miami Beach Florida at the Sherry Frontenac Hotel and is a secretary with Charles G Scott and Company in Washington. Mr and Mrs Charles B Fleet of North Market Street host their grandson Charles Douglas Schmutz for two weeks as his parents vacation in the Virgin Islands. They stayed at Caribbean Beach Hotel St Thomas November 24–29 and Caneer Bay Plantation St John November 30–December 7, returning to Frederick December 8 and home in Glen Cove New York December 9.

Frank Lesure Arlington Richard Gardner Lesure Emily Gould Lesure George Washington University Hospital Washington Lesure Nancy Pearce A. Austin Pearce Upper College Terrace Ruth Davis Rainier William M. Davis Clarksburg Miami Beach Fla Sherry Frontenac Caribbean Beach St. Thomas Island Caneer Bay Plantation St. John Frederick

Kennedy Memorial Project Aims For Private Funds

Congressman Carlton Sicks introduced a bill to provide five million dollars in federal funds for a John Fitzgerald Kennedy Cultural Center only after twenty five million dollars is raised from voluntary private contributions. The plan would create a memorial complex to honor Kennedy.

Carlton R. Sickles John Fitzgerald Kennedy

Death notices for Raymond F. Cook Sr. and Jane E. Fitzsimmons

Raymond F. Cook Sr., 59, husband of Lillian Fogle Cook, of Frederick, died at Frederick Memorial Hospital at 5 a.m. He is survived by his wife, three sons Wilbur Franklin Cook, Elmer C. Cook, and Raymond F. Cook Jr.. two daughters. a brother. a sister. and fourteen grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are at M. R. Etchison and Son. Jane Estelle Fitzsimmons, of Timonium, died Monday. She was the daughter of the late James I. and Nennie Thomas Fitzsimmons and longtime companion to Mr. and Mrs. R. Tyson Greer. Prayers at Brooks Funeral Home. High Requiem Mass at St. Joseph's Church in Texas for interment at Druid Ridge cemetery.

Raymond F. Cook Lillian Fogle Cook RFD Frederick Frederick Memorial Hospital Frederick County George E Ellen M. Stockman Cook St. Matthew's Lutheran Church Ballenger Road Wilbur Franklin Cook Elmer C. Cook Raymond F.cook Jr City Charles Reynolds Gambrill Park Melvin Beachley Doubs John Cook Edward Umberger East Church Street Jane E. Fitzsimmons Jane Estelle Fitzsimmons Starmount Lane Timonium James I Nennie Thomas Fitzsimmons R. Tyson Greer Brooks York Road Towson St. Joseph’s Roman Catholic Church Texas Druid Ridge Cemetery Mattie Blanche Sheetenhelm Harry Clarke Sheetenhelm E. Church Street Joseph R. Kidd Mt. Zion Methodist Church Homer L. Miller Sr John M. Getzendanner Sr Elmer E. Hodges Clyde Sheetenhelm Millard Dutrow Lavier T. Shan

Ramona Brown Weds Austin Shaff at Mt Pleasant Church

Ramona Jane Brown and Austin Dittmar Shaff wed in a 7:30 p m ceremony at Mt Pleasant Methodist Church with Rev Joseph Kidd officiating. The bride wore a royal blue suit and white orchid corsage. attendants included Mrs Walter Mills. The couple now resides in Braddock Heights and plan a southern honeymoon.

Aff - Browner Samuel Moore Adamstown Ramona Jane Brown Austin Dittmar Shaff Bessie Shaff Record Street Mt. Pleasant Methodist Church Joseph Kidd Walter Mills Braddock Heights

Flintkote Expands by Purchasing Floor Tile Equipment

Flintkote announces agreement to buy floor tile manufacturing machinery from B F Goodrich. The Watertown Massachusetts site will produce Flexachrome vinyl asbestos and Tile Tex asphalt asbestos floor tile. The deal broadens Flintkote operations in New England and Middle Atlantic markets.

B. F. Goodrich Company G. J. Pecaro Flintkote Company Watertown Mass Goodrich Flintkote Chicago Heights Illinois New Orleans Louisiana New England Middle Atlantic Los Angeles Toronto Canada M. J. Grove Division

No New Leads In Death Of Actress Kupcinet

Hollywood AP reports actor Andy Prine, former boyfriend of slain actress Karyn Kupcinet, said threats were posted on their doors months earlier. Detectives say no solid leads in the 22 year old's strangulation death, found by two friends in her Sunset Boulevard apartment as autopsy notes described potential threats that caused relocations.

Hollywood Andy Prine Karyn Kupcinet Prine Sheriff's Homicide Iss Kupcinet Sunset Strip Bly

Obituary notices from Brunswick and surrounding area

Funeral services were held for Turner McGill Conner at Feete Funeral Home Brunswick with interment at Park Heights Cemetery. James Clarence ers 87 of Emmitsburg died at Warner Hospital and was buried after Requiem Mass at St Josephs Church. Harry G Bud Bishop died and was buried at Mt Hope Cemetery Woodsboro. Mamie C Mehler died and was buried at Mount Olivet Cemetery. Harry R Shafer and Mattie Blanche Sheetenhelm funeral services were held in Middletown and Frederick area.

Turner McGill Conner Feete Funeral Brunswick Mr. Conner William Warner James McMurry Ralph Moore Donald Hawkins James Reggan Bernard Hale William Gross Park Heights Wilson Funeral Home St. Joseph's Catholic Church Emmitsburg James Clarence Ers Warner Hospital Gettysburg Father Louis Storms Francis Joseph G Glenn Joseph O. Sanders Clarence Wachter Donald Byard Harry G Bud) Bishop Motter Place E. Church Street David L. Blackwelder St. Paul's Lutheran Church Walkersville Maurice J. Floyd Edward Schade Elwood DeGrange Charles A. Nicodemus Paul A. Zimmerman Charles C. Masser

Meeting Called for Union Bridge Ladies Auxiliary

Members of the Community Center Ladies Auxiliary of Union Bridge will meet tonight at 7 30 p m All auxiliary members and prospective members from Union Bridge and nearby areas are urged to attend If unable to attend but wishing to join, call Mrs Edward Wilar for membership information

Community Center Ladies Auxiliary of Union Bridge Edward Wilar

Supper Planned by Woodsboro Fire Dept and Ladies Auxiliary

A covered dish supper hosted by the Woodsboro Volunteer Fire Department and the Ladies Auxiliary will be at the firehall Sunday at 7 pm. The Little German Band provides music and Santa Claus will visit with treats for children under 12.

Woodsboro

Ex-official Slusser Dies in Sarasota at 66

Charles E. Slusser, 66, former mayor of Akron Ohio from 1943 to 1953 and U.S. public housing commissioner from 1953 to 1960, died on Monday in Sarasota Florida.

Sarasota, Fla Charles E. Slusser Akron Ohio U.S

Also Mentioned on This Page

Frederick County Real Estate Board Gregory A. Betor First Funding Corporation Silver Spring FHA Betor West Friendship East Street East Seventh Street Valerie Gue Itf Joseph Cram East Coast Relay Gue Calvin L. Phillips George F. Crouse Ridge Road Rfc 5 Loudoun County Edward D. Storm McCarthy State Department Storm State Board of Education Mr. Storm Graham Weigle United States of America Jack H. Goodman Linden Avenue Donald West Church Street Ascun News-Post Linganore School Kerry W. Weldon Franklin E. Weldon RFC 2 Mt. Airy Infantry Training Regiment Camp Lejeune N. C Cresaps Vants Kennedy Mamie C. Mehler John L. Mehler West 4Th St Ralph M. Sharpe Calvary Methodist Church Elmer Mottern Chester C. Shaw James I. Ewing Wilson W. Waltz Richard Hershberger Austin C. Gibbons Mount Olivet Cemetery M. R. Etchison and Son Harry R. Shafer East Patrick Street Gladhill Funeral Home Middletown Raymond Wilhelm Calvin Jr Oscar Jr Earl Emory W. Shafer Roy Kinna Virgil Zentz Reformed Church Cemetery Niaaw Sea
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