Unclear OCR header with incomplete local notice
Fragmentary newspaper text from July 3 1963 shows garbled lines about pricing circulation and Associated Press note. Readable elements include a Frederic Ltd subscription mention and local fee references, but no clear event or person names. Overall content is unusable for a full summary beyond noting damaged run of date and agency credit.
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Evcew
Southern
Frederic Ltd
Mpl Peyasie
Associated Press
Erick
Parties Pick Convention Sites Across Nation
The Republicans schedule their gathering in San Francisco while the Democrats pick Atlantic City, each offering over 500000 in cash and free venues. The choice reflects campaign timing and the impact on travel firms as the two parties head toward the national conventions.
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Mayr
San Francisco
Auahte
Tay Demorat
GOP
Romene
Kennedy
Johnson
Atlantic City
No Summer Slump Defies Economic Shibboleths This Year
The article notes there is no summer slump this year as steel mills and auto plants run at near record levels and the stock market stays buoyant. It suggests past beliefs in seasonal declines were often psychological or overestimated and discusses ongoing strong economic activity despite usual summer expectations.
Motor Cases Heard In Court
James Richard Harding Jr. 24 of Adamstown was found guilty on five motor vehicle charges and fined 120 dollars or 35 days in jail in a hearing before Magistrate Byron W. Thompson. He pleaded guilty to all counts including exceeding 25 mph, running red lights, and not reducing speed to avoid collision. Other defendants, including Harry Lebherz Jr. and Austin Forand, were acquitted on various traffic charges. Harvey S. Haugher was convicted as a habitual drunkard with a 25 dollar fine plus costs.
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James Richard Harding Jr
RFD 2
Adamstown
Byron W. Thompson
Harding
Frank Main Jr
West South Street
Sgt
Main
Thomas
JF Littleton
Spert
West Seventh
North Market Streets
Harry Joseph Lebhers
Frederick
Lebhert
Frank Main
Patrick Street
College Avenue
Lebherz
Manuel M. Weinberg
Austin Franklin Forand
Dhit Avenue
Balam Michael Ter Unter
Resch
Furaad
Lininger
Gideon T Darkis
North Bente
Fidduin Fo Nikirh
Fol
Haney Franklin Wilson
Wilson
Bernard E King
Harvey Samuel Haugher
Baugher
Calva
Fifty Years Ago From The News-Post Firee July 3 1918
Fire of unknown origin damaged the Royal Tairing Co on West Patrick Street causing near total loss. The Gettysburg camp for veterans faced liquor and organization problems as medical officers vow to close saloons. thermometer at Kline’s Tobacco Shop hit 106 before cooling. Minor city car accident reported. Master Irving Kefauver celebrated his eighth birthday with a small party.
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Gettysburg
Amunis
Heaven
Royal Taiuring Co
West Patrick Street
Thomas Kline
Patrick
Court Streets
West Patrick
Telegraph Streets
Irving Kefauver
Oscar Kefauver
Dill Avenue
Twenty Years Ago in The News-Post July 3 1943
The South Pacific Office of War announced 123 Japanese planes were shot down at New Georgia with 25 American losses. Allied forces launched a major Rendova Island offensive as amphibious units support fast advances northward. The Office of Price Administration lifted some beef ration values July, while Alton C. Whitmore withdrew his candidacy for Frederick police chief. Frederick seeks cost savings on electricity with Potomac Edison talks. A stained glass window memorial for Ida Ramsburg Rohrback will be dedicated at the Evangelical Reformed Church.
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William F. Halsey
South Pacific
New Georgia Islands
NAVY
Rendova Island
Office OF Price Administration
Alton C. Whitmore
Walkersville
Frederick
Hugh V. Gittinger
Frederick City
Potomac Edison
Ida Ramsburg Rohrback
Evangelical Reformed Church
Tao-Ma taka camp Fire Girls attend Thurmont outing
Germantown area reports a Tao-Ma taka camp Fire Girls trip near Thurmont where Lynn Morton Emile Davidson Terry Cowell Cena Hooper Elizabeth Ray Norma Jean Burdette Myrna McCreers and leader Mrs Havel Smith joined others. Beechwood groups and Peanut sale funds supported expenses. Guests included Miss Eleanor Lynn Milliken of San Francisco visiting relatives in Be thesia.
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Deborah H. Lea
WA Corse
Germantown
Conn Peniel
Thurmont
Lynn Morton
Emile Davidson
Terry Cowell
Cena Hooper Elizabeth Ray
Norma Jean Burdette
Myrna McCreers
Havel Smith
Herr
Nancy Morton
Becky
Mark Morton
Cindy
Barbara Smith
Vivian Keeser
Eleanor Lynn Milliken
San Francisco
Calif
Gien Gochenour
Irs Gochengur
Miss Miiliken
Mee
Ellen Pumphres
Bethesia
Normand
Billy Smiason
Willam Wooamith
Mire
Thomas Kelew
Devon
Keey Wert
Sumner Wood
Paul Culbertson
Darvel
Manson.Lattle Gilman
Gilman
Graves Jr
Hereford Hills
Guy Hough
Darna
Lower Susquehanna to be major power source in nation
The Lower Susquehanna River region in southern Pennsylvania and northern Maryland is described as a growing power hub. Projects include Conowingo dam expansion, Brunner Inland expansion, Peach Bottom atomic plant, and Muddy Run, with billions in planned spending and facilities anticipated to boost regional industry and recreation while meeting national electrical demand.
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Susquehenne
Charles H. Kessler
Lancaster
NEW Era
Mumerica
Susquehanna
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Penneyanna
York
Chesapeake Bay
SCC
Lower
Cadet
Conowingo Dam
Brunner Inland
Peach Bottom
Muddy Run
Holtwood Dam
Shad Fishways
Columbia Bypass
South End Bridge
Fishing Creek State Park
Philadelphia Electric Co
Philadelphia
Harford
Cecil
Canmmars Eanbagman
Epokermat
Susquehanna Valley
Susquahanna
America
Baltimore
Washington
Delaware
Wilmington
Susquehanna River
Electro
Sgain
New York
Philadalpinn Electric Co
Muddy Rum
Voie
St UO Ok
Mudd
York County
Punchacus River
Muddy In
Three County Teachers Attend National Education Association Meeting
Three Frederick County educators Miss Darlene Sittig Miss Ralph L Dyer and Mr Robert E Hess represent the 72 member Frederick County Teachers Association at the National Education Association convention in Detroit Michigan The group includes Sittig a Parkway Elementary first grade teacher and Hess Walkersville High School president of FCTA with ties to multiple colleges and posts Dyer a Brunswick Elementary sixth grade teacher chairs the FCTA Leadership Trainee Committee and all have histories at Frostburg State Towson and Western Maryland colleges plus local assignments The report notes school year activities and fellowship with various education groups and a local Bible school program context nearby
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Darlene Sittig
Ralph L. Dyer
Robert E. Hess
Frederick County Teachers Association
National Education Association
Detroit
Mich
Miss Sittig
Parkway
Frederick
Towson State Teachers’ College
Frostburg State Teachers’ College
Frederick County
F.C.T.A
Lancaster
Penn State University
Franklin and Marshall College
Western Maryland
Wathersville
Hess
Department of Classroom Teachers
Annapolis
Conference On Economic Education
Nyack
N.Y
Catoctin Avenue
Ralph Dyer
Brunswick
Frostburg State
Three Killed In Crash Near Hagerstown
Five people died in two separate crashes in Maryland with others injured after mud on U.S. 40 from a nearby construction site caused a car to skid into a dump truck near Hagerstown. Victims include Harold Elwood Eichelberger 41 and family, Harold Jr 4, Raymond Suffecool 73, Patricia 27, Jackie Lee 9 and Joanne 3. A Bel Air couple Abbot Bresel Rhodes 48 and Ruth Rhodes 4 also died in Baltimore County collision aboard a pickup truck.
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Associated
Prews
Maryland
Baltimore
U.S. 40
Hagerstown
Harold Elwood Eschelberger
Harold Jr
Raymond Victor Suffecool
Eichelberger
Patricia
Jackie Lee
Joanne
Bel Air
Beedon
Osareeville
Baltimore County
Abbot Bresel Rhodes
Ruth
Margery Ogie Grace Weds Charles Clyde Grace Jr
Edwin D Fry of Fair Will Farm Laytonsville announces the marriage of his daughter Margery Ogie Grace to Charles Clyde Grace Jr son of Dr and Mrs Charlee C Grace of St Augustine Fla. The marriage was performed in Bers Switzerland on June 21. Both bride and groom are employed by the Eu Divenon of the University with the groom having joined the faculty of Ithaca College.
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Grace — Fry
Edwin D. Fry
Fair Will Farm
Laytonsville
Margery Ogie
Charles Clyde Grace Jr
Charlee C Grace
St Augustine
Bers
Switzerland
EU Divenon
Ithaca College
Funeral Notices for Wallace Bowersox Cannon and Others
Funeral services were held for Mrs Bea sie W Wallace of Winchester and for Charles Edward Bowersox of Baltimore and Bobby Lee Cannon of Winchester. Pallbearers included relatives and coworkers. interments followed at national, St James near New Windsor, and Olivet cemeteries.
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Charles Edward Bowersox
Baltimore
New ‘Windsor
D. D
Hartzler
Bobby Lee
Cannon
East Church Street
Charles F. Trunk Jr
Evangelical
Luthleran Church
Herbert E. Mullican
Kenneth W. Dawson
James W. Linton
Potomac Exison Company
Thomas M. Geiser
Lautan
Gary J. Linton
Yellow Springs
Vownt Olivet Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Among The Sick Mr. Niles BE Abrecht
Frederick Memorial Hospital received multiple patients including Mr. Niles BE Abrecht for observation and treatment. Cheryl Ann Beachley recuperating at home after measles. Emma May Hines moved to Frederick Memorial Hospital from home in the ambulance. Mrs. Leonard Wetzel near Ladiesburg admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital. Fimer Wachter discharged from Holy Cross Hospital after spinal surgery and convalescing.
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Niles BE
Abrecht
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Cheryl Ann Beachley
Emmett W. Beachley
Jefferson
Emma May Hines
M. R. Etchison and Son
Leonard Wetzel
Ladiesburg
Union Bridge
Fimer Wachter
O’possumtown Pike
Holy Cross Hospital
Silver Spring
Wachter
Fourth Birthday for Marcy Ann Blank in Braddock Heights
Marcy Ann Blank daughter of Mr and Mrs Ruben Blank of Braddock Heights marked her fourth birthday on Tuesday. The notice notes family ties and local addresses to identify the celebrant.
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Marcy Ann Blank
Ruben Blank
Braddock Heights
Kurt Andrews
Arkansas
Darren Michael
Andrews
Gloria Biddinger
Grayson
Biddinger
Adamstown
William Swope
Quine Orchard Road
Bank of Damascus Electa Chairman Elected
John L. King was elected chair man of the Board of The Bank of Damascus in Damascus. Upcom Gledhall won elected vice chair at the same meeting.
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Bank Of Damascus _Electa
John L. King
Bank of Damascus
Damascus
Upcom Gledhall
Local couple wed in Rocky Ridge church ceremony
Misa Jo Ann Louise Welty and Frankline Leroy Valentine Jr. were married June 29 at Mt. Tabor Lutheran Church Rocky Ridge. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Welty, wore Chantilly lace with a crown of orange blossoms and pearls. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Franklin Valentine. A reception followed at Rocky Ridge Fire Hall. After a honeymoon to Niagara Falls the couple will reside in Taneytown. The bride is a 1982 Emmitsburg High School graduate employed by Western National Bank.
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Phols
Thermont Studio
Misa Jo Ann Louise Welty
Howard Melvin Welty
Rocky Ridge
Frankline Leroy Valentine Jr
Franklin Leroy Valentine
RFD 2
Taneytown
Mt. Tabor Lutheran Church
Donald Brake
Fred Phillips
Hagerstown
Donna O'Brien
Wilmington
Del
Josephine Eyler
Keymar
Fred Phillips Hagerstown
Dubles Catering Service
Pennsylvania
Kenneth Angleberger
Welty
Valentine
Dacron
Cambridge lawmaker seeks accurate news reporting
Del Matthews, a Democrat from Dorchester County, says the 1981 General Assembly should require more accurate reporting in the news media. He argues press coverage has racial bias and calls for reforms to improve fairness and clarity in reporting across the state.
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Cambridge
del Matthews
D-Dorchester
Islaton
General Assembly
Condition Of Rivers Manocacy-meddy a Bochey bowen medty a Post of
The readable fragments describe river conditions and a post related to Manocacy and nearby features. No clear event or named organizations emerge. Details remain fragmented, limiting a fuller summary.
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Johnsville
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Aho
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Roy D. Boone
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Elmer C. Boone
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Mount. Olivet Cemetery
Robert E. Dailey and Son
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Lester John Leavy
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John Henry
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Laurel
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George Saunders
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Lenore Uroberger Obres Cowell
Marie Price
Jean Withworth
Willam Withworth
Umberter
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Mrs. Dand
Beasie W. Wallace
Winchester
Jones Funeral Home
George D. Jackson
National Cemetery
Wina‘ton Wallace
James Layne
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George F. Winks
Rishmond
Joseph S. Parker
Grady Hendren
High Point
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