Foundations fill the gap in modern life era
The piece argues foundations now compensate for reduced private endowments as tax laws push philanthropy to tax-free structures. It notes earlier titans funded colleges and hospitals, then taxes shifted money away, and foundations rise to support education, science, and culture amid changing fortunes. It also warns of sun glare causing extended night blindness affecting driver safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ford
John D. Rockefeller
Ts Oe Verne
Bicycle Inspection Dates Released by City Police
The city police announce bicycle inspection and licensing slots for the last three days of the month. Sessions occur July 29 at Harmon Field, July 30 at Third Street Park and Laboring Sons Park, and July 31 at Monowacy Village Park and Third Street Park, with times from morning to mid afternoon and locations tied to street sections and city limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmon Field
Winchester Street
South Market Street
East Patrick Street
Wisner Street
Maryland Avenue Park
Park
Chapel Alle
Fifth Street
North Market Street
Third and Seventh Streets
Jheity
Wennesday
Monowacy Village Park
Monowacy Vilage
Third Street Park
Justice Tastes Bad For Michigan Man
A Michigan man was punished after a court found him guilty of using obscene language in public. He was forced to rinse his mouth with liquid soap as the penalty, administered by Justice of the Peace Francis Castellucci and local deputies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lews Winaraki
Justice of the Peace
Francis Castellucci
Winarski
Fifty Years Ago News-Post Files July 30 1918
City officials debate business plans as three board members miss a meeting. Lemons cost about forty cents per dozen in town. A shoplifting incident occurs with $2 in merchandise taken but not disturbed. Mayor Fraley says City Hall needs painting. Threshing belt injures Elmer Putman. A lightning strike damages Judge Mumford’s barn near Brad dock. State officials inspection at Montevue Hospital. Gasoline stove explosion at Harry Johnson’s restaurant injures Portieres. flames extinguished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Horine
Brunswick, Fm
Lewie H. Fraley
Elmer Putman
John C. Motter
Stanley Mumford
A. P. Hering
State Lunacy Board
de John F Rylton
State Board of Health
Montevue Hospital
Harry Johnson
West All Saints Street
Portieres
Obituary notices for Roy E Steeley and Hamilton M Webb
Roy E Steeley 67 of Silver Spring died suddenly July 1 in Takoma Park. He was born in Middletown Connecticut and survived by his wife Helen, three children, four grandchildren, and siblings. Funeral arrangements through Obert E Dailey and Son include private services and interment at Shanktown Cemetery. Hamilton Murrell Spike Webb 74, former Annapolis Naval Academy boxing coach, died July 2 at Anne Arundel General Hospital. Funeral at the Naval Academy Chapel with burial at Naval Academy Cemetery follows full military honors. Survivors include four sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy E. Steeley
Roy Eldon Seeley
Washington Sanitarium
Takoma Park
Silver Spring
Middletown
Conn
Richard Thomas Steeley
Elizebeth Snell Steeley
Helen Stuart Steeley
Daugter
Arlene, Pfleeger
Bellmeade
Texas
Ttwo
Roy Steeley
Charles
Town W. Va
Richard Steeley
Washington, D.C
Hamilton M. Webb
Hamilton Murrell
Spike) Webb
Annapolis Naval Academy
Anne Arundel General Hospital
Naval Academy
Naval Academy Cemetery
James E. Reaves
USN
Charles Minter
William Busik
A. J. Rubino
E.E. Miller
H. Richard Duden
Willis Bilder
Back
Farm death after hay wagon accident in Keymar
A 45 year old farmer, Taaith W. Reifsnider, died instantly when the rope broke while unloading hay in his barn near Keymar. The article also recounts Allied invasion of Sicily and wartime measures, noting secrecy and initial surprise for Washington, with references to Eisenhower Roosevelt and military operations.
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Taaith W. Reifsnider
Keymar
Eee
Ries
Sicily
Eisenhower
Roosevelt
Hitler
Europe
White House
U.S
AWVS
West Patrick Street
Washington
Personal notices from area residents and veterans
Mrs Nellie Wills of Tower Apartments recently visited her son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Edward Gibson of River Edge New Jersey. She also spent a week in Bethicher Pennsylvania with her son and daughter in law Woodrow Wills and family and a few days with Rev and Mrs Donald Urey of Mt Joy Pennsylvania. John M Breth son of Mr and Mrs Samuel E Breth of Taneytown recently returned from active Navy duty. He served on Midway Island as KMTH radio station manager and DJ of The Early Bird Show and received a commendation from the Naval station commander. Mr Richard J Hammond Frederick Chamber of Commerce manager spent the week near Waynesboro Virginia as advisor at a Boy Scout camp and remains active in Frederick County scouting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Wills
Tower Apartments
Edward Gibson
River Edge
N. J
Bethicher
Woodrow Wills
Donald Urey
Mt. Joy
John M. Breth
Samuel E. Breth
Taney' Town
United States Navy
John
Midway Island
Mid-Pacific
KMTH
D.j
Naval Station
Richard JD Hammond
Frederick Nameer of Commerce
Waynesboro
Hammond
Frederick County
Among The Sick Darlene May Specht
11 year old Darlene May Specht of Yellow Springs remains in University Hospital in Batimore under observation since June 2. Howard M. Kemp of East South street has returned home from Frederick Memorial Hospital after surgery on July 3 and is improving. Homer W. Palmer of Columba Hema Batteneee Passdey was observed. Charles Opel of Bethesda, formerly of this city, who had a heart attack on July 3, is improving at Suburban Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlene May Specht
Melvin Specht
Yellow Springs
University Hospital
Battimore
Howard M. Kemp
East South Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Homer W. Palmer
Charles Opel
Bethesda
Sivaly
I Suburban Hospital
Sptheeda
Deaths: Mrs. Margaret A. Fogle and Miss Maude Harrison
Mrs. Margaret A Fogle widow of Lester H Fogle of Dill Avenue died at Frederick Memorial Hospital after months of illness aged 60 She leaves eight daughters and several siblings including Carl Esterly Clifton and C Edward Esterly Jr Funeral services are at 14 am Friday at 106 East Church street with burial at Mount Olivet. Miss Maude Catherine Harrison of Sandy Hook died at home after lengthy illness aged 66 She once ran Harrison's Grocery Store and is survived by sister Miss Anna L Harrison and brothers C Alton Harrison and C Arington Harrison Funeral services are Sunday at 2 pm from the Sandy Hook Methodist Church with burial at Virts Cemetery Sandy Hook
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Margaret A. Fogle
Margaret Ruth Fogle
Lester H. Fogle
Dill Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Charles E
Margaret M. Ellis Esterly Sr
First Baptist Church
Queen the Bible
Pauline M. Staley
Carl
Maude C. Harrison
Maude Catherine Harrison
Sandy Hook
Charles Otho
Eliza Jane Potts Harrison
Harrison
Anna L. Harrison
C. Alton Harrison
Martinsburg
W. Va
C. Ariington Harrison
Loudoun County
Eackles Funeral Chapel
Harpers Ferry
Sandy Hook Methodist Church
Robert
Braden
Virts Cemetery
Sandy Hank
Obituary notes for Shipley and Smith families
Mrs Mollie Elizabeth Shipley widow of Theodore T Shipley of Ladiesburg died Monday evening at Annie Warner Hospital Gettysburg after two weeks as patient Funeral services will be at Thurmont Creager funeral home with interment at Haughs cemetery near Ladiesburg Surviving brothers Batter Charles of Detour and Raymond of Graceham plus nieces and nephews Joseph Albert Smith husband of Annie B Smith Motter Avenue died suddenly age 75 Born near Libertytown son of the late Albert and Katherine Lewis Smith He farmed near Libertytown and is survived by his wife seven children including Aher G Smith Joseph W Smith Mrs Willard J Ruffner Miss Louise J Smith Harold S Smith John W Smith Libertytown and Charles R Smith Lime Kiln one brother John J Smith Walkersville one sister Mrs Harry Hedges Walkersville and many grandchildren great grandchildren and nieces and nephews Funeral plans not finalized
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Vira
Theodore T. Shipley
Mollie Elizabeth Shipley
Ladiesburg
Annie Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
J. Frank
Minnie E. Craver Daugherty
Haugh's Lutheran Church
Batter
Charles
Detour
Raymond
Graceham
Creager Funeral Home
Thurmont
H. Edward Fisher
Haugh's Cemetery
Joseph Albert
Joseph Albert Smith
Annie B. Smith
Motter Avenue
Libertytown
Albert
Katherine Lewis Smith
Besdes
Aher. G. Smith
Joseph W. Smith
Willard J. Ruffner
Louise J. Smith
Harold S. Smith
Funeral Services for Mrs Cromwell and Mrs Mobley Held
Funeral services for Mrs Sallie Casandra Cromwell of 40 East Third Street occurred Tuesday at 11 am at 146 East Church Street with Rev Leland L Fruechte presiding. Pallbearers named were Jacob Shawbaker Clyde Smyth Franklin Smyth Austin Main Guy Burdette and Robert Kenn. Interment followed at Mount Olivet. Private services for Mrs Dorothy Hahn Mobley of Yardley NJ were held Tuesday at 2 pm at 106 East Church Street with Rev Dr Andrew M Sebben officiating. Pallbearers listed were Joseph T Stoch Joseph Beckley Paul E Mobley Clarence G Mobley Robert Mobley and Maurice R Mobley. Interment was at Mount Olivet. Also noting claims from the Chicago Fire of 1871 bankrupting insurers and a side note about Fayptian toy horses and Mary Surratt as the first woman sentenced in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Casandra Cromwell
Edgar S. Cromwell
East Third Street
East Church Street
Leland L. Fruechte
Grace-Trinity United Church of Christ
Pearl
Jacob Shawbaker
Clyde Smmyth
Franklin Smmth
Austin Main
Guy Burdette
Robert Kenn
Mount Olivet Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Dorothy Hahn Mobley
Scott Mobley
Wood
Land Drive
Yardley
Eiv
Mercer County Hospital
Trenton
Fray
Andrew M Sebben
First Presbyterian Church
Joseph T. Sthoch
Joseph Beckley
Paul E Mobley
Clarence G. Mobley
Ropert ¥. Mobley
Maurice R. Mobley
Rail Workers Reject JFK Arbitration Plan
Five operating unions rebuff President Kennedy’s Goldberg arbitration proposal amid a looming nationwide rail strike. Carriers say 63 000 slated jobs would go, while unions defend safety roles and denounce arbitration as inadequate.
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Kennedy
Goldberg
P. K. Byers
The
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Lewiston
Idaho
Morning Tribune
Saydaa
Washington
Charles Luna
Byers
Tribune
Supreme Court
White House
J. E. Wolfe
Ap Pratt
Elminebon
Congressional
Congress
Roy FE. Davidson
Ad Ot
Kennedy Plan Drives Arbitration Proposal Amid Rail Strike Fears
Curtis introduces a bill to extend the 60 day Taft Hartley cooling off period to rail disputes, aiming to curb a potential railroad strike. Senate leader Dirksen signals expectation that both labor and management will back the Kennedy mediation idea after findings by commissions and Supreme Court precedent.
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Goldberg
Kennedy
Labor Department
Cai Bortone
Habeks
Golders
D-Ohie
Carl Fate
Nguenete
Supreme Court
Curtis
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Woman Acquitted On Telephone Charge
Mrs. Glorice D. Brown, 38, of Hope Hill, was acquitted of improper use of a telephone in Magisterial court. Testimony showed her sister-in-law accused threats by phone. Brown claimed she was seeking money and not living with her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glorice D. Brown
Hope Hill
Stanley Y. Bennett
Brown
June Ot
Jean E. Ambush
Thomas F. Littleton
Wheeldon
Lincoln Apartments
Archie Quesenberry
Burck Street
Sylvia
Jehovah's Witnesses Open Eight Day Convention in New York
An eight day International convention of Jehovah's Witnesses opens at Yankee Stadium New York with about 125000 delegates from the eastern United States Canada the Caribbean and other areas expected for the climactic session next Sunday. N H Knorr Watchtower president will give the principal address Sunday at 3 pm and a mass baptism is planned for Friday.
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Jehovah's Witnesses
Yankee Stadium
New York
United States
South
Central America
Canada
Caribbean
Iniant Bible Conference
Fred M. Grimm
East Seventh Street
Frederick
County Stadium
Milwaukee
Rose Bowl
Pasadena
California
Europe
Mideast
Asia
Australia
Islands
Pacific
Grimm
N. H. Knorr
Watchtower Bible and Tract Socity
Brooklyn
N. Y
New Nursing Program at Montebello and University of Maryland
Montebello State Hospital in Baltimore teams with the University of Maryland to launch a three phase plan to double the university’s licensed practical nurse enrollment and expand baccalaureate and master’s degree pathways. The program will place University nurses at Montebello for specialized training and aims to improve care in long term facilities while strengthening the state’s nursing workforce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitebello State Hospital
Baltimore
University of Maryland
Montebello
University of Maryland School of Nursing
Reminds Parents of Special Tax Clause
Irving Machis of the Internal Revenue Service cites a tax provision allowing parents to claim a child as a dependent even with income over 600 if the parent contributes more than half the child's support. The rule applies to under 19 year olds or full time students of any age, with nuances for 19 and older students and the need to file returns based on income thresholds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Machis
Pye
Duke Doetrict
Internal Revenue Service
Radar talks continue on Soviet charges against China
The Soviet accusations are described as totally unjustified in a Chingen statement distributed by the New China News Agency. The release says the Russian party is whipping up a campaign against the Chinese Communist party through meetings and resolutions across party organizations at various levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chingen
New China
Chinese Communist Party
Soviet Union
March Tonight In Cambridge and Baltimore Park Unrest
Unrest in Cambridge continues amid a truce in the Gwynn Oak Amusement Park desegregation dispute near Baltimore. County Executive Agnew meets park owners and desegregation leaders but offers no solution. Archdiocese restricts Catholic priests from participating without permission while arrests occur in multiple faiths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
du Negroes
Gwynn Oak
Baltimore
Baltimore County
Spiro T. Agsen
Agnew
Congress of Racial Equality
Sundy
Lawrence J. Shehan
Archdiocese
Gettysburg College Loyalty Fund Tops $100000 Milestone
The 1963 Annual Loyalty Fund raised $100,204 as of June 30, with 2,716 contributors, up 700 from last year. Chairman John M. Musselman announced the tally, noting the goal reached and surpassed for the first time, with a $100,001 objective and a June target date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg College
John M. Musselman
Harrisburg
Chinese negotiators push for world party conference unity
A source described Chinese negotiators renewing calls for a world conference of Communist parties to adopt a unified policy. The Chinese reportedly pressed for a new voting procedure to give Peking and its Asian allies a dominant voice in decisions.
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Suvi Paliy Wey
Qudia
Peking
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