Ecumenical Council Reforms Strengthen Bishop Authority
The editorial discusses the Ecumenical Council actions granting bishops new powers in their dioceses, including handling mixed marriages confessions and absolutions, plus a decree on Sacred Liturgy permitting English in Mass. It notes the American bishops in Rome authorize English liturgy and the third council session starts next September to advance Christian unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecumenical Council
Roman Curia
Curia
Rome
United States
Mt Airy considers high school funding
A Mt Airy Board of Trade committee will lobby Carroll County Commissioners for an appropriation to build a new Mt Airy high school. The item comes as the district weighs educational needs amid growing town development.
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MT. Airy
Shookstown
John W. Grove
John W. Avirett
The
Cumberland Times
Hamilton Addition
Samuel Marino
Derr
Housewives Note Rising Living Costs Amid Seasonal Jump
October brought a record level of living costs with a half percent drop in food prices offset by higher costs for transportation housing and clothing. The Labor Department forecasts another rise in November though food costs stay flat. Consumers know prices have risen for services for years.
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Labor Department
UNICEF Trick or Treat support praised by Maryland council
In a letter to the editor Helen Garvin, chair of the Maryland State Council for UNICEF, thanks the Frederick YMCA official for clippings on the UNICEF Trick or Treat program and notes the impact on participating youths and the council. Enos Stockbridge, prominent Maryland figure and author of Baltimore's city charter, dies at his suburban Baltimore home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
My. Groelle
Frederick
Helen Garvin
Maryland State Council For Unicef
Stockbridge
Baltimore
Enos S. Stockbridge
Maryland
Theodore McKeldin
Rivers Under Cloudy Skies Baffle Early Observers
Fragmentary report notes river conditions near Potomac and nearby rocks with unclear readings. Observers describe a hazy scene, limited visibility, and potential swelling in places as weather persists through the day.
Twenty Years Ago Items From The News Post Files
The December 6 1943 recap notes Leipzig suffered a 1500 ton bombing blow and 24 million deadweight tons of ships built in the past year by the Maritime Commission. It cites 77 local war casualties, a Singapore filtration plant bid timeline, and high level wartime claims including Stalin Roosevelt Trent? not present.
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News-Post
Leipzig
Maritime Commission
Singapore
Hugh V. Gittinger
United States
RIME
Churchill
Roosevelt
Stalin
Tokyo
Marshall Islands
Pearl Harbor
Arnold
Local Residents Seek Hospital Observation and Surgery Updates
Among the sick Mr. Marion Hoffman near Adamstown entered Frederick Memorial Hospital Thursday for observation. Mrs. Clarence Smith Biggs avenue entered Frederick Memorial Hospital Monday and underwent major surgery today. Phillip Hoff 13 son of Mr and Mrs Donald P Hoff Mt Philip Road is now able to stand on crutches after being in bed since June 27. Young Hoff was involved in a bicycle car accident in June.
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Marion Hoffman
Adamstown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Clarence Smith
Biggs Avenue
Phillip Hoff
Donald P. Hoff
Mt. Philip Road
Young Hoff
Honest Man Recovers Frederick Wallet With Contents Intact
Frederick City Police report Owen Fawley of 21 Maple Avenue returned a wallet two hours after it was lost by Charles Knight during Christmas shopping at the Frederick Shop ping Center. The wallet contained a large sum of money and was found in Mount Airy area.
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Frederick
Ian Rfd
Mount Airy
Charles Knight
Owen Fawley
Maple Avenue
Salamone Funeral Home Opens At 600 East Patrick Street
The Salamone Funeral Home opens after full renovation of a historic East Patrick street residence. Owner Peter Thomas Salamone, educated at Waynesboro College Georgetown and Cincinnati College of Mortuary Science, plans funeral use on the first three floors with living quarters on the fourth. A parking area for 50 to 60 cars fronts the building.
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NEW Funeral Home
Peter T. Salamone
Salamone
East Patrick Street
Peter Thomas Salamone
Waynesboro College
Waynesboro
Georgetown University
Washington
Cincinnati College of Mortuary Science
Ladses
South Turns On The Thinker In A Spade Trumps Problem
North opened with three heart bids and faced a forcing sequence. South ruffed the third spade and praised North for his confidence before playing the ace and queen of trumps. A 4-1 trump break doomed South to lose two extra tricks, but careful planning earlier could have secured the contract.
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North
South
West
Wests
Guck
Strategy in a Rubber Game of Bridge Tactics
The passage analyzes endgame choices in bridge. It explains if West ducks a trick South can lay down aces and force play through diamonds and clubs until West ruffs, letting South claim the rest. If West wins a second trump, he must decide between aiding South with a high lead or risking a ruff on the fourth spade, which would shift the rubber start to South.
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West
South
Mathias To Speak At Trade Meeting In Hagerstown
Representative Charles Mc Mathias Jr will address about 80 Western Maryland businessmen at the Hagerstown International Trade Seminar at the Alexander Hotel. The event promotes foreign trade expansion under the Regional Export Expansion Program. Reservations are through the Hagerstown Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McMathias Jr
Hagerstown
Maryland
Alexander Hotel
Baltimore
Baltimore Association of Commerce
Martha Raye Treated After Sleeping Pill Episode
AP reports actress Martha Raye, 47, was treated at a Santa Monica hospital for an accidental sleeping pill overdose. Police said she told a doctor she took eight tablets and was admitted Thursday.
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Martha Raye
Hollywood
Comedienne
Santa Monica
Miss Raye
Hobbs Reelected by Mt Airy Fire Company
The Mt Airy Volunteer Fire Company held last night’s election at the fire hall. Incumbent president Delaine Hobbs was reelected. Officers to be installed January 9 include Marshall McDonough, Charles Burns, Edward Browning, Robert Lowman, Marvin Alexander, Carl Smith, Edward Rimbey, William Duvall, Frank Plunkard, Rev. C Roger Elgar, Rev. Cecil Brown, Dr. William Culwell, and Dr. Carl Van Poole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Airy Volunteer Fire Company
Delaine Hobbs
Marshall McDonough
Charles Burns
Edward Browning
Robert Lowman
Marvin Alexander
Carl Smith
Edward Rimbey
William Duvall
Frank Plunkard
C. Roger Elgar
Cecil Brown
William Culwell
Carl van Poole
Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick Memorial Hospital reports births for December 2 to 5._LIST of families includes Watson, Karen Knott, Margaret Elizabeth Abrecht, Lorie Lynn McVey, Margaret Miller, Ronald Edwin Gumm, Sherrill Lymn Ford, Jenny J. Mae Bittenger, Vonda Ann White, Kelvin Jerome Hall. Each entry lists parents, residence, order, and newborn name.
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Lorie Lynn
Charles R. Miller
South Market Street
Kenneth C. Gumm
Thurmont
Ronald Edwin
Raymond Ford Jr
East Fifth Street
Sherrill Lymn
Dance For Teenagers Set For Tonight
Damien and the Classic Five will play at West Frederick Junior High School for a dance sponsored by the Junior Woman's Club of Frederick. The event runs 8 30 to 11 30 p.m. with chaperones listed and proceeds supporting a 500 dollar YMCA fund pledge. Mrs Abe Pital and Mrs Marvin Spencer co chair the event. Mrs Dunbar Ashbury oversees refreshments. David E Aldridge directs publicity.
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Damien
West Frederick
Junior Woman's Club of
Frederick
Abe Pital
Marvin Spencer
This Ways and Means Project
Edward Andochick
Donald Disque
Y.M.C.A. Fund
David E. Aldridge
Local obituaries note deaths in Frederick area region
Multiple deaths are announced including L L Ahalt of Middletown Valley 86 a retired farmer died at 622 West Patrick Street Funeral services planned at 2 p m Sunday at the funeral home Interment in Frederick Memorial Park Cemetery Other obituaries include Mrs Hannah Rebecca Clark 61 of Lucketts Mrs Alice Mary Gilman 83 widow of Tom E Gilman and Mrs Pearl V Holmes 60 widow of Noah P Holmes Also William Harvey Campbell 73 of Brunswick and Thomas E Murdorf 48 of Waynesboro PA The notices list surviving family members service times and burial details
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Iter L. Ahalt
Walter L. Ahalt
Middletown Valley
West
Patrick Street
Middletown
Joshua, Dallas
Margaret Flook Ahalt
Mae Alice
Horrie Ahalt
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Thurmont
Nathan H. Clark
Hannah Rebecca Clark
Lucketts
Loudoun County Hospital
Almonia Thomas
Theodore Williams
Washington, D. C
Henrietta Williams
Gertrude Davis
Martha Davis
John Williams
Doubs
Stansberry Williams
Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church
William Thornton
Arlington National Cemetery
Brown Funeral Home
Lovettsville
William H. Campbell
William Harvey Campbell
Flossie V. Campbell
Ninth Avenue
Brunswick
Charles B
Betty B. Campbell
Moose Club
American Legion
B. and C
Engineers
B. and CO
Rollyn Earl Campbell
Clinton
Town
Howard Harvey Campbell
Fort Washington Forest
Tom E. Gilman
Alice Mary Gilman
Belmont Avenue
Frederick
Valley View Nursing Home
William and
Thirza
Bob) Palmer
England
Edward N. Gilman
Green Mount Crematory
Gladhill
Noah P. Holmes
Pearl V. Holmes
Noah Philip Holmes
Marguerite Phillips
Brownsville
Sample’s Manor
Daniel and
Rosie Bell Mills Hanes
Garretts Mill Penecostal Church
Helen V. Barr
Philadelphia
Phillips
Obituary notices for Murdoch and Scheller families
Surviving are Ha ven L. Misner Murdorf and siblings Edith Geesaman John Murdorf Routerville Anna Sites Mary Jane Morrow Fountaindale Charles Murdorf RFD 2 Fairfield Norman Murdorf Union Bridge. William C Scheller, 79, died at home 301 Hill street Mt. Airy. Born in Carroll County, husband of Effie Scheller. son Frank W. of Baltimore and sister Anna Plain Taneytown. Funeral tomorrow 1 p.m. Waltz Funeral Home Liberty Road Winfield. Rev. Roger Elgert. interment Prospect Cemetery. Call today 7–9 p.m.
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Army Air Force
Haven L. Misner Murdorf
Edith Geesaman
John Murdorf
Routerville
Anna Sites
Mary Jane Morrow
Fountaindale
Charles Murdorf
RFD 2
Fairfield
Norman Murdorf
Union Bridge
William C. Scheller
Hill Street
Mt. Airy
Carroll County
Charles
Anna Scheller
Effie Scheller
Frank W
Baltimore
Anna Plain
Taneytown
Waltz
Liberty Road
Winfield
Roger Elgert
Calvary Methodist Church of
Prospect Cemetery
Funeral service for Raymond F. Cook Sr.
Funeral services for Raymond F. Cook Sr. who died Tuesday at Frederick Memorial Hospital were held Thursday at 11 a m from the funeral home at 106 E Church Street. Rev David L Blackwelder of Walkersville Lutheran Church officiated with pallbearers Franklin Abrecht Stewart T Bowlus Richard C Derr F Burkhart Castle Glen C Jones and Floyd L Kiser. Interment followed at Mount Olivet Cemetery. M R Etchison and Son, funeral directors.
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Raymond F. Cook Sr
R.F.D
Frederick Memorial Hospital
E. Church Street
David L. Blackwelder
Walkersville
Taft Jr. Announces Senate Candidacy From Ohio
Rep. Robert Taft Jr. of Cincinnati declared his bid for the U S Senate seat now held by Democratic Sen. Stephen M. Young. Taft faces Ted W. Brown as a Republican challenger with Young's intentions for 1964 unclear. He is the son of former Senator Robert A. Taft and grandson of William Howard Taft.
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Cleveland
Robert Taft Jr
Ohio
U.S. Senate
Taft
Robert A. Taft
Senate
William Howard Taft
Asians Urge Faster Economic Work In Asia
Manila conference of 21 nations under ECAFE calls for regional cooperation. It establishes technical committees to study trade liberalization regional industrial projects an Asian development bank lower shipping rates and coordinated air transport. Agreement notes concern over slow growth.
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Manila
the Philippines
Asian Development Bank
The
Economic Commission For Asia and Far East
ECAFE
Jury Deliberating Murder Case Involving 104 Witnesses
A Minneapolis jury, after hearing testimony from 104 witnesses and examining 120 exhibits, retires to its locked room to consider the first degree murder charge against Eugene Paon. The 12 jurors met five hours Thursday night and left for a hotel before 10 am. Thompson, a St. Paul attorney aged 36, is accused of killing his wife last March.
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Minneapolis Minn
Eugene Paon
Thompson
St. Paul
Iast
Hagerstown legal clash over Brosius Homes suit and city damages
In Hagerstown the Brosius Home Inc case against the city centers on damages tied to an excavation near a Brosius home on Outer Drive. The city seeks about 4700 from Brosius Homes. Brosius requests about 25000 in damages amid claims the city altered rules and caused loss of sale price and loan interest. Judge Mc Laughlin deferred judgment and urged reasonable claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Brosius Home, Inc
McLaughlin
Brosius Homes
C. William Hetzer, Inc
William Brosius
Louis Brosius
Victor Reynolds
Frederick
Notley Davis
Kenneth Mackley
Brosius
Norman Broadwater
Creeey
Hagers‘on
Courts May Be Forced On Seating
Baltimore AP reports Maryland Attorney General Finan warns the legislature may face court action on reapportionment if a satisfactory bill is not enacted next year. Both redistricting bills have been petitioned to referendum amid ongoing disputes over district boundaries for congressional elections.
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Baltimore
Mryland
General Assembly
Atty
Thomas B. Finan
Supreme Court
Fipan
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Great Southern Ptg. & Mfg. CO
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Associetad Press
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Aipa
CIA
Port Chester
N.Y
Matthias F. Correa
U.S
Central Intelligence Agency
Correa
Manhattan
Navy
James Forrestal
Dies Hollywood
Tom London
London
Leonard Clapton
Ay As
Frank J. Keefer
Photo
Sherlock
Jacoby
Oswald Jacoby
South West North
Mathias
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Mark Watson
Baltimore Sun
Watson
Hobbs
Tabasco
Mexico
Thomas E. Murdorf
RFD 4
Shippensburg
Charles L. Jue Ada Coy
RFD
Pentagon
Santa Claus
Helen Gouker
Jerry Siedling
Dan Dee
Jean Keilholtz
Louise Routzahn
Myersville
Louise Kehne
Yellow Springs
Ithe
Pwapa
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