Overseas Bound The rush of travel in 1963 draws Americans abroad
The July 1 1963 report notes a surge in international travel with a 13 percent rise in Pacific Coast travelers heading to the Orient and 206000 tourists to the Far East. It highlights Europe as the main destination for American dollars and cites Europe and Canada as major beneficiaries while acknowledging the balance of payments concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Amer
Pacific
Orient
Europe
Canada
Far East
Ginza
Champs Elysees
America
Mr. Kennedy
Welcome Month July Brings Vacation Outlook
July arrives and many workers shift focus to leisure as heat rises. The article notes July’s allure from vacations to water or mountain trips and hints at unpredictable surprises ahead.
Sick Mr Richard Delaughter Returns Home From Hospital
Among The Sick Mr Richard T Delaughter of near Frederick has returned home from Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs Ada Bartlett of near Brunswick is in fair condition at Washington County Hospital Hagerstown. Recent admissions to Vin Dobona Convalescent and Rest Home Braddock Heights include Mrs Rogella Harsh Brunswick and Mrs Ruth D Beall Biggs Avenue. Mrs Aulen Harper Jr farmerly Walkersville now Lansdale Pa underwent surgery at North Penn Hospital Lansdale. Sonny Smith East Fifth Street returned home from Frederick Memorial Hospital and will be home about five weeks. Lourren L Welty Jr at Catoctin Avenue entered Veterans Administration Center Martinsburg WV Thursday for observation and treatment. Second Street undergoing treatment at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Richard T. Delaughter
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ada Bartlett
Brunswick
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Vindobona Convalescent
Braddock Heights
Rogella Harsh
Ruth D. Beall
Biggs Avenue
Aulen Harper Jr
Walkersville
Lansdale Pa
North Penn
Lansdale Perconaium
Sonny Smith
East Fifth Street
Lourren L. Welty Jr
Catoctin: Avenue
Veterans Admministration Center
Martinsburg
Wo Va
Woman Motorist Charged In Hit Run Incident
Balodal Cramer was charged after a hit and run on East Craven Street. Her 196 Ford struck Le Roy Haugh’s 1957 Ford and caused extensive damage totaling 425 dollars. Police arrested her at her home following the crash.
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Patorst
Church Street
Tata City
Cramer
Balodal
East Craven Street
Leroy Haugh
East Church Street
Munict Police
Sad
Uepide Gatate
Foot
R Aumen
Frank Maini
Cp J. B Wheeldon
Students Go To Cuba Despite U S Warnings
A group of American students traveled to Cuba defying U S restrictions with funding from the American Student Federation. They flew from Prague and stayed at the Hotel Riviera in Havana, arriving Sunday on a self styled fact finding visit and risked possible prosecution on return.
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Havana
Fae
Cuba
Cmon Af Aaid
Cdsall
Yiert
Prague
Canchoslovakis
Cubana Air Nines
Riviera
Corbin to Head New Troop as O'Hara Moves Here
Long article details Captain Corbin of Frederick taking command of the Western Maryland State Police Troop B based in Frederick, with Captain O'Hara returning to Frederick as Barracks Commander. It notes Corbin will remain a resident, O'Hara’s Frederick birth and family, and changes in several officers across Hagerstown, Salisbury, Rockville, and Frederick Posts. It also covers an anesthesia study announcement and a wedding notice context within the same page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wow Corbin
Fredron Weenue
Gommianuer
Frederick
Weashington
Garrett
Amd
Aliegany
Siara
Potomac
Corin
Vista
Omyrander
Frederica
Ryeda
Walt Bare
Toop
Canis
Mary
Charles
Prince Georges County
Mio
Polos
Corbin
Uedi
Teacquariers
Copia Corin
Feeericka
Frederck
Western Marinend
Paice
Leutenant
Cumberland Barracks
O'Hara
Frederick City
State Police
Frederick Barracks
Cumberland
Harat
Mary Margaret Staley
Maryland
Todas
Samuel M. Conrad
Hagerstown
Upper Marlboro
Calvin C. Jones
Salisbury
John R. Kaiser
Rockville
James ( Collins
Weden Antapans
Hiram J) Brown
Hagertown
Quinton A Hart
Blavott Ty
He Fredery
Wiltshire
Harpers Ferry
Rook
Glenn
Post
Genevieve H Rus Tru Glenn le Bowman
Wilesell
Williamsport
Jamport
Irene Webber
Julia Ihe
Hagerstoun
Jones
Knoxville
Charles F Gowans
Bertha Rose
Homestead
Fla
Villa Post
Norman Greet
Green
Westminster
Ferry
Spiker
Hubert B. Spickler
Buckeystown
Harold
Nerment
Wiliam F. Davis
Victor L. Guilmino
Randallstown
Raymond W Andrews
Joseph W. Stakem
Tfe
Thomas Bosley
Westminster Barracks
Captain Corbin
Troon FE
Robert C. Brooks
Belair Barracks
Elliott City
Otis M Long
Waklort Barracks
Paul Rappaport
Wiltshire, Edward Lewis 67 Millville WV Dies After Brief Illness
Edward Lewis Wiltshire, 67, of Millville, West Virginia, died Saturday at Charles Town General Hospital after a brief illness. A WWI veteran and former Standard Lime and Cement employee, he was a member of the Millville Methodist Church and the American Legion. Also noted is the death of Mrs. Ruth Joynes, wife of Ernest C Joynes of Baltimore, with funeral services held and interment in Loudon Park Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Edward Wiltshire
Millville
W. Va
Charles Town General Hospital
Humphrey E
Annie Staubs Wiltshire
Ernest C. Joynes
Ruth Ro Joynes
Ernest C Joynes
Baltimore
Olive Anders
John J Stewart
Loudon Park Cemetery
Charles D. Bewcrees
Charles Danner Bowersox
City Hospital
Carroll County
Ephriam and
Eurith 'Danner
Bowersox
Kitty S Vaughan
Waslington
Hilda Lindsay
Finksburg
Catherine Bontrio
Donald Bowersox
One Death and One Prostration in Heat Wave
One death and one prostration resulted from the current heat. Henry Otte of Martinsburg died at City Hospital after fainting and remaining uncounscl, Charles Kies of nearby area prostrated at his home and is recovering. A trout trip yielded three fish weighing seven pounds and two ounces. July 4 events are noted with plans for sales and meetings to address local issues. Matches in the M C A tennis tournament concluded with Delaplaine and partners winning their matches.
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Henry Otte
Martinsburg
W. Va
Hiule
Hiram Dere
Carl Willard
Boues
Nantes
Fool
Fredemeh
Derrarat Bratton
Hares D Baumardner
Daved Wis
Eloer
Eo Tyson
George
John Snyder
Edward Bentz
Lyonard Sturm
Vmulie Creek
Lee Horine
Robert Fellers
Floyd Feete
Oscar Karn
Clarence Karn
John Stubles
Brunswick
Frederick
William Delaplaine
Henry F. Anderson
Eduard S. Delaplaine
Newell E. Duvall
Navy lands on Rendova in first Solomons advance
The Navy reports combined American forces have landed on Rendova island in the Central Solomons signaling the start of a new offensive against Japanese positions. Churchill predicts heavy fighting in the Mediterranean as more than 30 S-boats were destroyed in May and June is described as the army’s best month yet. William Marish, Elm Street, Frederick, is named assistant superintendent of Prince George's County schools. Draft Board One calls 43 men for probable induction.
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Rendova
Solomons
South Pacific
Churchill
London
William Marish
Princip
Elm Street
Frederick
Prince George's County
Uncle Sam
Ineune Taye
Hawes-Kenne Wedding at Bethany Lutheran Church
Miss Nancy Kay Kehne daughter of Mr and Mrs Cameron Kehne and George I wet Sheeho son of Mr and Mrs George Fr Hawes Sr were married Friday evening at Bethany Lutheran Church Brunswick. The Rev Ralph Ho Meller officiated with Grace Schweffer as bridesmaid and Homer Te Fame as best man. The couple both reside in Brunswick and will reside at their home after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawes
Nancy Kay Kehne
Cameron ¢, Kehne
Brunswick
George I Wet Shee Ho
George Fr. Hawes
Bethany Lutheran Church
Ralph Ho Meller
Mig Grace Schweffer
Homer Te
Brunswick High School
Baltemore
Rae
James
Union and Confederate Action Near Cemetery Ridge Report
A Civil War battle scene describes Maj. Gen. Oliver Howard's XI Army Corps retreating under heavy pressure from Lt. Gen. Richard S. Ewell's Confederate corps. Hancock arrives to stabilize the line as Doubleday withdraws to Cemetery Ridge and Seminary area. Promotions and transfers within Maryland state police barracks follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Howard
Richard $. Ewell
Howard
Army of the Potomac
Reynolds
Abner Doubleday
Doubleday
Cemetery Ridge
Winfield S. Hancock
Montgomery Square
Meade
Seminary
Lee
Gettysburg 100 Years Ago Reports First Day Battle
The report covers the first day of the Gettysburg fighting as Union and Confederate forces collide near Gettysburg Pennsylvania. Maj. Gen. Meade moves 88 000 troops toward the battlefront and heavy casualties mount on both sides with Reynolds killed and Buford delaying Confederate advances.
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Gettysburg
Tom Henshaw
Pennsylvania
Washington
George G Meade
Army of the Potomac
Northern
Virgina
Robert Fo Tee
Raed
Uniwalst
11Th Corps
Lion
2Th Michigan
John F Reynolds
Lancaster
Ren. James J. Archer
Maryland
13Th Alabama
John Buford
Buford
Henry Heth
Reynolds
Augustus Buell
Deaths of Louis Ahlers widow and others in area
Obituary notices from a local newspaper detail the deaths of Louise Ahlers widow and others in Carroll and Frederick counties. Surviving relatives include a daughter Mrs. Charles E. Etzler, brother Myrtha Dutrow, and extended family. Services and funeral arrangements are listed with church and cemetery details, including St. John’s Catholic Church and Lewistown cemetery updates.
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Louis ‘Ahlers
East Church Street
Chronic Hospital
Sus
Robert 1
Apple Lane
Renee Tee
R. John's Catholic Church
Seeahs
Charles E. Etzler
R. Myrtha Dutrow
Epat Church Street
Thienis
St. John’s Catholic Church
72 John's Cemetery
Sodality
So and Son
S. E. Basore Dies After Heart Attack
Charles Hubans, 45, of Damascus, died Friday evening from an acute coronary occlusion while driving home from work. He leaves a wife Ruth Taylor Hubans and three daughters, plus a large family. Funeral arrangements at Billick and St John’s Monessen.
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Charles Hubans
Damascus
Monessen
Sophie Hubans
Atomic Energy Commission
Germantown
Ruth Taylor Huhans
Charlene
Brenda
Mary Jane
Mary Smoot
Atlanta Ga
Alec
John
Frank
Milton Hubans
Michael Hubans
Cheverly
Stephen Hubans
McKeesport
Paul Hubans
Fairless Hill
Billick Funeral
St John's Church
Belle, Vernon Cemetery
Belle Vernon Fa
Olin L. Molesworth
Samuel Edward Basore
Scott R. McKane
Hagerstown
Harold L Basore
Pricesville
George FE
Eight Killed In Accidents In State
Eight people died in Maryland weekend accidents, with five traffic deaths and two drownings. Names include Lois Williams 27, Clerotha Melvin 17, Dwight Starks 4, Walter Dillon 48, Bertil Johnson 20, Melvin Jackson 10, George Rodney 57, and an unidentified man struck by a Pennsylvania Railroad train in Baltimore. The toll compares with 30 deaths for the same period in 1962.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore
Lois D. Williams
Prince Georges General Hospital
Tb, Md
Clerotha Essie Mae Melvin
Anne Arundel General Hospital
Dwight Starks
Franklin Square Hospital
Walter Dillon
Union Memorial Hospital
Bertil Conrad Johnson
Silver
Spring
Greenbelt
Melvin Jackson
Pocomoke
Merrill
Irdy
George W. Rodney
Chestertawn
Chester River
Rodney
City
Miss Jennifer Lee Giesler Attends Bible School Camp
Miss Jennifer Lee Giesler attends a week long Bible school camp at Camp Hickory Chicago. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Giesler of Rochford, Illinois, formerly from near Urbana. Mr. Larry Yanes of 105 West Fourteenth Street, an employee of the News-Post, celebrates his eighteenth birthday today.
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Jennifer Lee Giesler
Hickory
Chicago,i
C. W. Giesler
Rochford, IM
Urbana
Larry Yanes
West Fourteenth Street
News-Post
Farmers Protest in Perpignan Turns Violent
Riot police clashed Sunday with protesting farmers in Perpignan as marchers blocked routes to the district government offices. Demonstrators pulled up two truckloads of tomatoes and apricots and dumped produce on the road creating a traffic jam that lasted hours near St Peter's Cemetery in Bolivar West Virginia.
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Perpignan
France
Vhnet FR
Grentality
Spain
Funeral notices from Maryland area including Taneytown and Thurmont
Funeral services were held for George Delabaugh of Taneytown at St Joseph Catholic Church with interment in Lutheran Cemetery. Eva Fry of Thurmont died at Frederick Memorial Hospital and was buried at Rest Haven Memorial Gardens Hansonville with service by Rev. Elmer E. Andrews. Carrollton Murray of Frederick died after a long illness. burial at Mt. Olivet Cemetery followed at Calvary Methodist Church services. Lawrence Oliver Ross of Bartonsville died at University Hospital Baltimore. services at Jackson Chapel Methodist Church included hymns and a mixed choir with interment at Bartonsville Cemetery.
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George Delabaugh
RFD Z
Taneytown
Anne Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
St Joseph Y Catholic Church
Joseph Kenney
Harney
Norman Selby
Melvin Overholtzer
James Walter Kump
Dalbert Spangler
Marry Sprinkle
Floyd Strickhouser
C. ©. Fuss and Son
Eva Fry
Joseph W. Fry
Thurmont
Creaver
Carrollton
M. Murray
Lucy M. Murray
North Market Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Fey
Couplain Od Pe
Calvary Methodist Church
Wis
Pullucurgis
Wizard ML Horine
Charles E. Geisbert
Bernad Ro Baumgardaer Je
Charslea FP. Murray
Roger P. Heck
John Etzler
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Robert E. Dailey and Son
Lawrence Oliver Ross
Sjamsville
Unversity Hospital
Baltimore
Jackson Chapel Methodist Church
Bartonsville
Floyd Lyles
Geraldine Davis
Luther Brown
Jesus
Jerry Davis
John C. Davis
Charles C. Bowie
Pauli Bowie
Walter Bowie Sr
Floyd Brown
C. E. Hicksill
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Arvanre
Second Street
U. S
Capt. Corbin
Herod
Stan Rice
Adam
Rome
Koore
Harry Hesone
Coursnes
United States
Anesthetio Stud Washington AP
Department of Heath, Education and Welfare
National Academy of Sciences
Natonal Research Council
Puble Health Service
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General Med Wat
W. W. Corbio
Luccns
Bayeard Wilkeson
Alfred R Ward
Thomas Holts
Mary Helen Holtz
Thomas Holtz
Catoctin Furnace
Holtz
Mary E. Hurley
Thomas E. Holtz
George M. Holtz
Nettie Hudson
Antietam
Lottie Jamison
Sharpsburg
S. E. Basore
St Peter's Catholic Cemetery
Bolivar, W. Va
Alex Brown & O Mimubers
Fraser Co
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Fredercktown
Bo Ox Fiore Brush
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Potomac Edison Pf
Potomac Edison
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Birnie Trust
Torey Town
Myetretie Bay
Brederick An Gr. Society
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