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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1963
Page
2
Damaged text shows a Saturday July 6 1963 date with garbled ad and postal notice lines. Mentions Associated Press dispatch and local publication details. Appears to be a garbled classifieds or subscription notice with pricing and service terms.
The West tightens vigilance amid a surge of Soviet spy arrests in the United States Britain and Sweden. Key figures include Sevastyanov a Soviet cultural attache expelled after trying to recruit a CIA employee and Persiett a UN staffer jailed for passing U S military and naval data. Also named are Balich Garber and figures tied to Philby and Wennerstrom as the crackdown exposes deep Soviet reach into high levels of security.
Premier Khrushchev presses a summit on two treaties acceptable to the West only with conditions. He offers a test ban without inspections in exchange for a non aggression pact with Warsaw Pact nations, while the United States rejects unsigned deals and insist on inspections. He faces pressure from China and the Cold War as ideological talks loom.
Bertha EL Aster of Windsor will wed William Dero on Saturday at 3 pm in a ceremony conducted by Res Dr. Elwood Folaenstein. Matron of honor is Mrs Wilam Ro Druroft of Wakeheid. The couple, residing near New Windsor, plan a June 29 celebration.
Police officer Paul Mowen died after a fall in the street near West Franklin and Martin streets. Officers were rushing to a fight near the corner, and Patro l Dr. E W Inte ITT pronounced him dead at Washington County Hospital. The magistrate noted sufficient evidence of the melee for indictment.
Fifty years ago in Frederick on July 6 reports recount a Monocacy riverbank incident where clothing disappeared from a tub later found, a rooftop blaze saving Mr Charles Reeder’s home, a rafting party sleeping in the open, Manon Star owner Tarr en Harding passing through, a hay wagon accident injuring Solomon Smyth, Cornelia Ross escaping a runaway pony, Hershberger confectionery cake accident, a Williams store warehouse fire causing heavy losses, and a heat spike followed by a cooling shower ending a heat wave.
Twenty years ago the Navy reportedly damaged Japanese forces at the Battle of Kula Gulf with no opposition in Washington to calling it decisive for the Solomons campaign. Russians claim German attacks on the Orel Kursk Belgorod front were beaten off and Axis planes shot down over Gerbini. Several local motorists lose pass line licenses for speed violations. Real estate of the late Charles P Mort sold for over 16 000 at Emmitsburg. Proposals to withdraw about 750 000 gallons of water daily from Carroll Creek near Mantevue. HK Ferguson Co at Camp Detrick proposes using more creek water. No more special gasoline rations for victory gardeners after July 12. No fatalities over the Fourth of July holiday. War Production Board to boost newspaper publisher coordination in the coming quarter.
Hagerstown police held 61 year old Walls Soloman Marin of 178 Pennsylvania Ave on a $5,000 bond in circuit court action alleging statutory rape of a 15 year old runaway girl. The girl was picked up by police after running away and Marin is accused of unlawful relations with her on multiple occasions.
The Royal Order Of Moose will hold a district meeting at West trimster Lodge. Westminster Monocacy monthly and low at Monday at 8 p.m. Members of Buckerstown Frederica Tarice 371 ated cowork: Potormac cloudy at Point eae Charney 96 ae, rene 2S.
A veteran recalls a 13 year old fire assignment story with HC Summers and Company at Jefferson, a missed return, and a late night hitchhike with a driver who ferried a car full of cats and dogs to Frederick, ending with reflections on animal lovers and family pets.
Police and dog warden responded to Peters Farm at 13th and East Street last night around 8:30 to seize a bird described as a Cumusial bind. The albatross, with a wing span near six feet, bit a worker’s arm when he attempted to lift it. it was taken to police headquarters for the game warden.
Funeral services for Mrs Mere Trene Brown wife of Jennings W Brown died Tuesday at her residence in Jotusside were held at 2 p.m. Friday at the funeral home on North Market Street. Rev Ralph Vic Sharpe pastor of Calvary Mennonite Church officiated with Rev John D. Green Jr. assisting. Pallbearers included James Beav tt Herman Saylor Norman Ever John Green Clarence Sitely. Interment followed at Mount Olivet Cemetery. Robert E Dailey and Son funeral directors.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Valentina Tereshkova and space flight with mixed phrases about jet piloting and fuel screens. No clear event or coherent reporting due to garbled source content.
Members of the Ladies Auxiliary of the County Firemen's Association convened at the Woodsboro Fire Hall on June 26. New officers were installed by vice chp. Mrs. Tille Rinehart, with Kinsey as president and other officers named. Sixty eight members attended. committees for burn ed out families were announced and Graceham joined the auxiliary. A picnic is set for July 24 at the fairgrounds. Memorial service followed.
The Montgomery County Personnel Board approved the promotion of 22 police officers, with Lieutenant Brooks promoted to lieutenant in Rockville after a long career. Promotions include several detectives and corporals to sergeant or detective sergeant, with assignments across Gaithersburg Rockville and Bethesda.
readers can enjoy a week of city playground activities with art shows, music, and sports. The lineup includes a street art show at Weel Second and North Markets, band concerts at Mullinix and Bakerie parks, and a full track and field program with hurdling, jumping, and throws across multiple parks The schedule lists daily craft sessions, story hours, rhythm bands, and special events such as Drawing Contest Polka Dot contest Hobo Night Olympic Night and Dress-Up Day across Staley Rose dale Linden Hills Catoctin McCurdy Bailey Baulghman s Washington Harmon Mary land Park Castus fields and more.
Chapel Park hosts afternoon arts and crafts and active games with a Backwards Night Thursday. Monocacy Park features bixtminion playoffs, a nature hike, softball, rhythm band, and an Art Contest and Show Tuesday at 6 30 p.m. Baker Park plans record story hours and Draw a Pig contest Tuesday at 2 30 p.m. Tiny Tot Town runs mornings with Hat Show Tuesday afternoon. Mullinx Park offers Tuesday singing games and Wednesday arts and crafts plus a Ballon Night at 6 30 p.m.
Mr and Mrs Charles E Duffin of Carver apartments will celebrate their 27th wedding anniversary. Sunday Myre Tw is the former Miss Rosetta Da Mr and Mrs Nelson Summers of Woodsboro have returned from a vacation trip to the St Lawrence Seaway Eisenhower Locks at Massena NY. They toured the Adirondacks Catskills and Poconos on the return journey and fed the Kutz toan. Pa Dutch Festival. Aire Tiare Cabntenz celebrated her 77th birthday on June 29 at her home. Mrs Cabnetz recently visited Mrs Charles Holmes Chestnut Grove. Terri Lorraine Miller (daughter of Mr and Mrs Claude Miller) celebrates her third birthday on Sunday.
A devotional piece discusses soul saturation and sin as missing the mark in Greek. It depicts the sinner as straying from divine guidance and uses a vivid image of God correcting an insolent creature by a firm hand. The prose blends religious metaphor with moral teaching.
Obituaries report the deaths of Mary Edith Crabbs of Taneytown and Sallie Cromwell of Westminster, with details on survivors and funeral arrangements. Also noted is Martha Snyder of Middleburg, Oscar Fritz of Uniontown, and general statements about services at Fuss funeral homes and Linwood Church, with interment plans and calling hours.
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