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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1963
Page
4
A 1963 frederica newspaper masthead confirms AP affiliation and local republication rights. The notice states the paper is entered at the Frederica post office as second class matter on Thursday December 8, 1963.
Mrs Paul K Beard of Ijamsville Maryland urges memorializing John F Kennedy by naming the new school for him. She argues the school should honor a leader the youth remember and respect and calls for a fitting tribute after his death.
The unanimous Supreme Court ruling upholds state right to work provisions, allowing states to bar union membership as a job condition and shield non members from dues. It confirms federal deference to state policies on union security and covers 20 states with such laws, with potential spread to 30 states.
The decade from 1952 through 1962 shows disposable income climbing from 239 billion to 384 billion, a 50 percent gain. Inflation is estimated to have absorbed 45 billion of the increase, leaving about 100 billion of real growth after price changes.
A reader praises the nation’s reaction to John F Kennedy s assassination and urges unity and service in his memory. The letter from Ellen R Stottlemyer Woodsboro Md dated December 2 1963 urges naming a new high school after Kennedy reflecting public mourning and civic resolve.
City police logged two crashes on Wednesday. At 9 45 a m on West Patrick Street a 1962 Ford driven by Wilbur Baker collided with a 1964 Rambler driven by Gene Horner while both attempted to park. Damages were 5 and 80 dollars with no charges. The second crash occurred at 6 12 p m on North Bentz Street when Morris Wood struck the rear of a turning car owned by Ernest Shank. minor damages, no charges.
The Sociables at Elm Street School held a YMCA Junior High meeting to elect officers and plan Friday’s Martian Hop dance. Ric Hoffman was named chairman with Bobby Marsh as assistant, Nancy Cole as secretary, and a promotion committee led by Robbie Turner with Mary Gilbert Lee Ann Gilbert and Denny Snook.
Among the sick Mr A O Zimmerman of East Sixth street is confined to his home with a fractured kneecap from a December 2 fall. Mr R S S Grams Buckeys town entered Frederick Memorial Hospital Sunday and had surgery Monday with condition satisfactory though a second operation is planned. Mr Sourren Eagle Welty of Catoctin avenue has been at the Veterans Administration Center Martinsburg WV for six months and is somewhat improved after a period in critical care.
Mrs Mary V Beard of North Bentz Street quietly observes her 77th birthday. Army Pvt Fred H Moxley Jr with parents in Mt Airy is assigned to the 3d Infantry Division in Germany, early in November. Moxley entered the Army in June 1963 and completed basic training at Fort Gordon Ga.
The passage describes gull society with seniority rules and courtship behavior. It notes a ritualized peck at grass to end conflicts and mentions divorce as unknown. It also states ACTH regulates adrenal activity and cortisone release.
Fifty years ago December 5, 1913 items include Barbara Fhitchie born December 3 1768 in Lancaster later Frederick died 1862 aged 96. John T White will attend Maryland school superintendents meeting in Baltimore and discuss rural graded schools. Monocacy battlefield site near Frederick to be unveiled July 9 1914 marking fiftieth anniversary. Western Maryland Railroad wreck near Montecacy bridge derailed eleven cars no injuries. Rat alarm on South Market street as rodent jumped from spouting into bedroom. battle ensued but rat escaped.
A December 5, 1943 note presents items from twenty years past. County seeks 416000 for next year’s schools. Australia’s Curtin and Gen MacArthur urge no shortcuts to victory in the Pacific. The London Star cites a Roosevelt Stalin Churchill ultimatum to Germany. Trinity bells resume with Hanging of the Greens service and organ music by Rev. Harold Baer and Prof Henry Wade. Re dedicated United Brethren church in Centennial. Rev J H Sehmitt quotes. Rev Edmund P Welker installed at Emmitsburg E Reformed church. A dramatic Franklinville farm fire destroys Gall barn and wagon shed with animals and gear.
The article recounts Mrs. Oswald recalling her marriages to John Pic and Robert Edward Lee Oswald Sr. John Pic supported her through pregnancy and after, and their son John E Pie later served as an Air Force technician at Lackland. Her second marriage produced Robert Edward Lee Oswald Jr. born in April 1934.
The Visitation Academy will present the Ballet of the Enchanted Dolls and a Song-Fest in the school auditorium at 7:30. Sister Anne Marie directs music and Miss Evelyn R. White leads the dance segment with a cast including Little Girl Mary Agness O Neill and many other doll characters.
Reading shows Potomac at Point of Rocks clear and full while nearby streams Monocacy and Buckeystown present cloudy conditions with tuba sounding?
Multiple obituaries list Mrs. Anna Bruchey Mrs. Dexter and others, detailing ages, family survivors, church memberships, funeral arrangements and burial sites across Frederick County. Each entry notes last residence, hospital or home, notifying call times, funeral homes, and interment locations including Mount Olivet and Arlington National Cemetery.
Frank Murdock Roberts longtime Hood College head steward at the president's table died after months of illness at 63 He served Hood College 87 years and was a member of Asbury Methodist Church Surviving family includes widow daughter foster daughter and grandchildren Funeral arrangements set with Hicks Funeral Home and Asbury Methodist Church Interment in Fairview Cemetery
Duvall was charged October 20 by Mrs Mamie Ramsburg and Mrs Patricia Cramer. Ramsburg said Duvall grabbed her on South Market street and knocked her glasses off. Cramer said Duvall grabbed her and struck her face multiple times.
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