School Board to Build Burkittsville Facility in 1914
The Board of School Commissioners plans a school at Burkittsville with a total cost near seven thousand dollars. Frederick bank changes include Casper E Cline resigning to become president of a new local bank. J C Biehl leaves YMCA post to teach at Boys High. The Maryland School for the Deaf seeks about fifty thousand dollars from the Legislature to improve facilities.
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Board OF School
Burkittsville
Casper E. Cline
Citizens National Bank
Frederick
J.C. Biehl
Maryland
Maryland School For the Deaf
Lloyd T. MacGill
Board of Trade
Controversy and Growth in American Public Debate
The piece traces long standing clashes over national policy from colonial times to the present. It argues that controversy fuels growth, honors George Washington as a national hero, recalls patriots who risked lives signing the Declaration, and defends free speech as an inalienable right that informs and strengthens citizens.
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George Washington
Labor Secretary Wirtz Over Time Pay Proposal
The text argues against raising overtime pay to spread work, noting current statutes limit changes and that Congress would not revise the Wages and Hours Law. It suggests chronic unemployment affects the least employable, while overtime favors the more employable, and warns fringe benefits complicate payroll. It calls for new industrial employment areas instead of government control.
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Wirtz
Congress
Origin of the Catacombs in Etruscan and Roman Traditions
The Etruscans hewed rock tombs for family burial and built layered underground cemeteries. Similar catacombs spread around the eastern Mediterranean before Romans expanded the practice in Italy. Rome’s catacombs grew into extensive vaults and chapels used for worship during Roman persecutions.
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Italy
Mediterranean
Rome
Birthday notices for county officials and party leaders
Mrs. Grace Schell superintendent of Montevue County Home celebrates her birthday today. Mr. Welty Rice of Myersville marks his 68th birthday. Six of nine Eastern Shore county Democratic chairmen view Secretary Lloyd L. Simpkins as the party’s strongest candidate.
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Grace Schell
Montevue County
Welty Rice
Myersville
Favor Simpkins
Baltimore
Maryland
Lloyd L. Simpkins
Notices to report for induction and wartime society items
Notifies 43 registrants to report for final physicals and probable induction into the armed forces. Frederick County Agricultural Society met with 15 members as plans for a fair remained uncertain due to wartime conditions. The News-Post received an Award of Merit from the Newspaper Pulpwood committee for 1943 Victory Pulpwood campaign cooperation. Water flowed over Fishing Creek Reservoir spillway for first time since July. A house fire destroyed the residence of Mr and Mrs Marshall Strube in Thurston with losses over 1500 dollars.
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Frederick
Fishing Creek
Marshall Strube
Thurston
Babson Urges Support for Independents and Local Investment
Babson argues that independents offer hidden profits and competitive vitality in a democratic economy. He cites historical innovations from small firms, warns that giants swallow markets, and endorses investing in local utilities and telephone companies while urging careful due diligence. Engagement notices for Lois Marie Schneider and Bonnie Kay Frye accompany the column.
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Babson Park
Mass
Dow- Jones
Bell
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Independents
Newly Weds Were Old Old Friends Newly Weds Were Old
In New York AP report Rev Pe Charles S Iglehart 83 and Caroline Packham 72 former Methodist missionaries married by 101 year old Bishop Herbert Welch in a ceremony recalling meeting in Japan 46 years ago. The couple said they were old friends who decided to wed recently.
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New York
Japan
Pe Charles S. Iglehart
Caroline Packham
Tokyo
Nagasaki
Herbert Welch
Dr. Iglehart
Earth's inner core likely solid and outer core liquid
The National Geograph ie's Atlas of the World reports the earth's 850 mile thick inner core is probably solid while the 1 300 mile thick outer core is probably liquid, outlining the planet's deep structure.
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National Geographie
Johnson's Front-Page Run Of News Persists
AP News Analyst James Marlow notes President Johnson enjoyed unmatched front-page coverage as Congress paused. He built momentum with the State of the Union while world turmoil loomed, planning further trips and bold programs to dominate 1964 headlines.
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James Marlow
Washington
Johnson
Congress
Higher Wage Demands Seen Ahead In 1964
SAM DAWSON reports management readies for bigger wage demands as 1963 profit gains contrast with rising fringe benefit costs. Auto raises under automatic contracts cover about two million workers, with more tied to cost of living, while others reopen in 1964.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
New York
Improvement in Mrs. Buck After Prolonged Illness
Mrs. Frank Buck of Taney Apartments, confined to bed for a month, shows slow improvement as her health progresses.
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Frank Buck
Taney Apartments
Surgeon Harold Neuhof Dies After Accident
Dr. Harold Neuhof, 79, a renowned New York surgeon, died in Tucson Arizona from injuries sustained in a traffic crash on Tuesday. He had practiced in New York for decades and was active in medical circles.
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Tucson
Ariz
Harold Neuhof
New York
County Film Shown To Kiwanis
The Frederick County Board of Education prepared a film titled Knowing Frederick County shown to the Kiwanis Club. Richard E Summers and A S Gernand led filming from Sabillasville through Frederick City with a tape recorder and narration. The project aims to guide new county teachers and will continue next summer.
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Frederick County
Board of Education
Kiwanis Club of
Frederick
Richard E. Summers
A. S Gernand
Thurmont
Summers
Sabillasville
Frederick City
Gernand
Louis E. Eichelberger
Herman Hauver
Howard Carroll Object To Tax Plan
Officials of at least two metropolitan counties oppose a proposed area income tax that would be returned to the subdivisions where the money is earned. The report cites Baltimore area officials voicing skepticism about the plan and its distribution method.
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Baltimore
Ben Bella Counteracts Rioting in Oran
President Ahmed Ben Bella acted to quell two days of major anti government protests in Oran. A special court was established to assign blame for the demonstrations in which about 300 were arrested and five injured. The NLF organized a counterdemonstration in support of Ben Bella and his national socialist program.
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Oran
Algeria
Ahmed Ben Bella
Ben Bella
National Liberation Front
NLF
Funeral services for several local residents held
Funeral services were conducted for Miss Reba Mary Dutrow at 10:36 a.m. at 106 East Church Street with Rev. Paul L. Althouse officiating. Interment was in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Also observed were services for Hilda EB Fornwald in Thurmont with several pastors assisting, for William Henry Fulton Jr. in Point of Rocks, for Florence Mary Jane King in Li, and for Guy Clifton Thomas, John M. Weddle, and other local figures, with multiple pallbearers and interments noted. M. R. Etchison and Son directed several arrangements.
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Reba Mary Dutrow
West Third Street
East Church Street
Paul L. Althouse
Evangelical United Church of Christ
Richard W. Graham
Robert Marsh
Edward Paase
Richard Best
Robert Emge
John Garst
Mount Olivet Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Hilda EB. Fornwald
Charles R. Fornwald
McKeesport
Creager
Thurmont
Elmer R. Andrews
Ivan G. Naugle
G. Calvin Sheasley
Franklin Long
Roland Long
Allen Long
Lee Fisher
Harold Willard
Murray Miller
Blue Ridge Cemetery
William Henry Fulton Jr
Point of Rocks
Frederick Memorial Hospital
St. Luke's Lutheran Church
David Blackwelder
Florence Mary Jane King
Henry King
East Fifth Street
Johns [Bepins Hospital
Baltimore
East ‘Church Street
H. Edward ‘Fisher Jr
Haugt Lutheran Church
Ladiesburg
Guy L. Masser
Charles C.masser
John M. Masser
Guy Lavier Masser
Victor Masser
Charles
Guy Cliffton Thomas
North Market Street
Raymond E. Wilhelm
Grace United Church of Christ
Nevin Waskey
Leroy Ramsburg
George Rothenhoefer
Lincoln Englebrecht
Ira F. Ray
Harry Routzahn
Robert E. Dailey and
Son
John M.weddle
William E. Ervin
C. Ray Weddle
Daniel G. Weddle
Jel Lee Weddie
Edgar Babinsog
Maurice D. Bowers
RFD
Taneytown
Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Filmore
Alice Harner Bowers
Martha Co. Myers Bowers
Oscar Wolfe
Littlestown
Steward Boyd
Robert K. Miller
Samuel E. Bair Jr
Hummelstown
Harold R. Lentz
Harvey Lockner
Hanover
Mary Hess
Ruth Wantz
Emma Sauerwein
Tan
Ernest E. Dinterman
Frederick County
Columbus
Ohio
Lincoln G. Dinterman
Jessie M. Dinterman
Lucille Saunders
William Dinterman
Boston
Mass
Wiedefeld and Son
Greenmount Avenue
22Nd Street
Woodlawn Cemetery
John T. Forney
Agnes Josephine Forney
Finksburg
Pullen
Sykesville
Forney
Zora
Michael
Sarah Glacken
Pauline K. Beaver
Alvah Leister
Joseph G. Forney
John E. Forney
Edgar Wisner
Hampstead
Lorraine Stonesifer
Jesse Edwards
Silver Run
Jim Glacken
Myers Funeral Home
Westminster
Albert Makcoli
Salem Lutheran Charge
Evergreen Memorial Gardens
Allen F. Sherald
Elizabeth Marie Sherald
Walter
B. Sherald
Katherine E. Zupnik
Elizabeth G. Sherald
St. John’s Church
James M. Hogan
Sodatty
Blessed Mother the Rosary
Mid Valley Homemakers discuss Germany customs and club plans
Mrs. Edgar Grunwald led a review of German holiday customs and foods at the Mid Valley Homemakers Club meeting at Mrs. W. Keiffer Coblentz home with 27 present. Easter and Christmas traditions were described, and upcoming events include a February 4 luncheon and a radio program on April 1.
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Mid-valley Club
Germany
Edgar Grunwald
Mid-Valley Homemakers Club
W. Keiffer Coblentz
Deer Spring Road
Frederick
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Zion
Urbana Club
Urbana Homemakers Club
Allie Messer
Urbana
Roland Willard
Charles Collins
Willard
Nicholson
William Wilcam Jr
Ann Selckmann
C. Lease Bussard
Florida
Will Rogers
Messer
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