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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1963

Page

8

100 Arrested In Second Big Guy In Oak Park Race Row

Police arrested more than 100 people during a mass demonstration at Gwynn Oak Amusement Park when white patrons protested the integration of a privately run facility. Clergymen, CORE officials, and a Washington leader were among those detained. several priests and rabbis participated in the protests.

Big Guy Oak Park Baltimore Bisck Gavynn Oak ‘Amusement Urban Viaiabai By Washington, D.C Congress of Racial Equality CORE National Guard Pikesville Allison Triaj Julius Hobson Washington Marion C. Bascom Interdenominational Ministerial Alliance Chester L. Wickwire Y.M.C.A Johns Hopkins University Frank L. Williams Metropolitan Methodist Church West Baltimore Gwynn Oak FAN Charles V. Luthardt Glen’ Burnie United’ ‘ States Gwynn Oak Amusement Park

Frederick Chamber reports unemployment rise and growth signs

The Frederick Chamber of Commerce monthly report shows a 30 percent rise in unemployment and unemployment insurance costs from last year. Unemployed increased from 309 to 400, and insurance costs rose from 7,091 to 9,412 dollars. The chamber highlights signs of progress such as new offices, company expansions, and higher bank clearances and freight car loadings. Retail sales also climbed 21 percent to 4,609,570 dollars.

Frederick Area Frederick Chamber of Commerce Maryland Employment Security Office Chamber Beneficial Finance Company Routzabn and Sons Grove Lime Company Brunswick Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company Frederick Arena

Local Politicians Plan Activities In Frederick County This Week

Democrats and Republicans plan events in Frederick County ahead of the national campaign. The Womens Democratic League hosts a 3 pm picnic at Cunningham Falls State Park, while the Frederick County Young Republicans meet at the North Court Street headquarters with Joseph M. Dukert speaking and a fundraising session to follow. The Republican Women’s Federation holds a picnic at Husky Park, and the Democratic Club entertains state executive committee members this month. Also reported: Mt Fuji climbers and litter cleanup, Japan.

Frederick County Womens Democratic League S. Madelyn Himes Feagaville Cunningham Falls State Park Catoctin Furnace Young Republicans Club Sally Hedstrom Adamstown Francis Scott Key North Court Street Young Republicans Joseph M. Dukert Maryland State Central Committee Republican Party Republican Women's Federation of Husky Park Young Democratic Club Dorothy Handley

Two Crashes Reported Here Sunday Injuries and Damages

Police reported two accidents Sunday causing 775 dollars in damage to four cars and minor injuries to six people. Belva Bell and James Bell were treated and released. Wilbur T. Palmer and Norman F. Miller faced charges.

Belva Bell East Ninth Street Frederick Memorial Hospital James Bell West Ninth Street Malter Avenue Ius Venice Wilbur T. Palmer RFD 1 Mt. Airy Palmer Auto Palmer James Schroyer Donald Tracey Frederick Carolyn E. Hart Shaler Drive Silver Sprig Rosemont Avenue

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