Frederck News Page 4 Briefs July 12 1965
The page presents brief notices and ads from The News Frederck Maryland. It includes postage information rates and delivery notes. A telegraph dispatch mentions Associated Press material and republication rights for content. The date shown is July 19 1983 for the issue listing.
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Frederck
Maryland
Court St
Rome
Certrer
Associated Press
Aasiciated
Ib Efi
Weil
Ae el
Fredwick
Fifty Years Ago From The ma daly 1913 Hyattstown changes
Fifty years ago in the Ma Daly column notes six items from Carroll County and nearby: W K Burgee resigns as Hyattstown grammar principal. W K Burgee linked to Prof Amon Burgee of Hagerstown Frederick line announces personnel changes including Roy Stockmass as auditor and Joseph O Gaver as chief clerk. several local residents attend a Reformed reunion in Pen Mar. social gathering hosted by Miss Harriet Ramsburg. summer store hours being shortened. accident at Buckeystown involving a pitchfork pierced arm and face. Mrs Harlan Green injured in fall. Dr Forrester assumes leadership at Maryland School for the Deaf. Dr J Ralph Browning undergoes appendicitis surgery. Morrison injured by electric shock at Thurmont substation recovering.
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Ie County
W.K. Burgee
Hyattstown
Amon‘ Burgee
Hagerstown
Fred, Brick Railway Co
Roy Stockmass
Frederick
Joseph O. Gaver
Middleto Ay
W. Dare Morton
Harry W. Zeigler
West Virginia
Water Street
Union Kautung
Bolt
Hagerstowne and
Pen Mar
Harriet Ramsburg
East Second
E.T
Schacie
Barels Valley
Buckeystown
Harlan Green
Harmony
Everton
T.C. Forrester
Maryland School For the Deaf
Forrester
J R. Ralph Browning
Myersville
Frederick City Hospital
Morrison
Thurmont
Barter Grain Mystery in Europe and US Losses
The barter scheme traded 49 million bushels of grain and other surplus farm commodities for 135 million dollars in industrial diamonds manganese bauxite and other strategic materials from Austria. Only 16 million bushels arrived in Austria as federal probes trace the missing grain to Hamburg Bremen and beyond. Austria indicted six import officials for conspiring with West German merchants to divert grain for profit while Washington seeks answers under Public Law 480 and Senator John J Williams presses for a full investigation into possible profiteering from farm surpluses.
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Austrie
Austria
West Germany
Hamburg
Bremen
United States
Opeh
Huvestigal
John J. Williams
Delaware
Republican
Senate Policy Committee
Kennedy revival of tidal power for Bay plan
The idea Roosevelt floated to harness Pasamaquoddy Bays high tides for power is revived by President Kennedy with a proposed billion dollar plan from Interior Secretary Stewart Udall. It could supply years of development for New England and the Maritime Provinces, but its national value is uncertain.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Passamaquoddy Bay
Maine
New England
Canada
Maritime Provinces
Kennedy
Stewart L. Udall
Maritimes
Letter criticizes Baker Park age limit for swings
Maurice Johnson of Kevinion Bridge laments a city ordinance restricting Baker Park swings to those under twelve. He recalls youth joys, urges remembering the past while facing tomorrow, and warns against suppressing childhood memories. Dated July 15, 1963.
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the News
Baker Park
Frederick
Sean Grainly
Maurice Johnson
Kevinion
Rivers Show Cloudy Buckeystoun and Clear Point of Rocks
Condition reports indicate the Buckeystoun river was monococy and cloudy while the Potomac near Point of Rocks ran clear and low, detailing water state differences along the stretch.
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Buckeystoun
Potomac
Point of Rocks
British Eighth Army closes in on Catania in Sicily
Twenty years ago the British Eighth Army pressed toward Catania as Axis forces in Sicily faced growing critical pressure. In the East the German high command sent two new divisions against the Russian spearhead near Orel, while the Red Army reportedly repulsed Nazi thrusts and advanced. A water spillway at Fishing Creek reservoir showed a bare trickle as officials warned the flow could cease without rain. Heat continued with days of 90 degree temperatures and dry weather stressing pastures and crops. Oil rationing coupons for the new heating year arrived at the county War Price and Rationing Board, to be mailed to eligible applicants next week. A broken rail caused a derailment of the Cleveland Night Express near Point of Rocks with no serious injuries. Maj. Gen. Leonard T. Gerow, new commander of U.S. Army field troops in Europe, and Maj. Gen. Russell P. Hartle, former field troops commander, were noted as well known in Maryland. Hartle is Chewsville native. Gerow earlier led Maryland's 2d division during its modernization.
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Eighth Army
Catania
Sicily
Orel
Red Army
Fishing Creek Reservoir
County War Price and Rationing Board
Point of Rocks
Leonard T. Gerow
U.S. Army
Russell P. Hartle
Maryland
Hartle
Chewsville
Gerow
Fort Meatie
Married in France: Miss Anne Lassetter weds Capt Mawiva Powell
Miss Anne Lee Lassetter, of this city, daughter of Mrs. Edward Nix Lassetter, and Capt. Joseph Ednie Powell of Charleston, D C, were married recently at Evangelical Lutheran Church Savern France. Rev. A Wohlfarth officiated. The bride wore an empire gown of French silk faille with three quarter sleeves and a chapel train. She carried a touquet of white roses, stephanotis and ivy on a white prayer book. Miss Patricia Piper of Portland Ore was grandmother’s gift and maid of honor.Resa
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Anne Lee Lassetter
Edward Nix Lassetter
Lassetter
Joseph Mawiva Powell
Joseph Ednie Powell
Charleston
D. C
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Savern
France
A. Wohlfarth
Delbert T. Annereau
Tex
Polly's Pointers On Guests And Dishes Dilemma
Readers debate etiquette at dinner parties weighing the hostess burden versus guests helping. Letters discuss dishwashing, maintaining grace, and keeping party morale high. A second piece notes a California couple and wedding details.
Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick Memorial Hospital reports births for July 14 to 17. Names include Jerome Bowman seventh child fourth son. Steven Brian Sweep. Augusta Dui Lac baby Mule ry. Todd Michael Sharrer. Todd Shannon Gouker. Lisa Gaye Larkin. Brenda Lee Crowe. Martin Wesley Frye. Michael Richard Hicks. Kenneth Lee Smith. Bonnie Sue Smith. George Stephen York. Donna Lou May. Melissa Lynn LaBrush. Families list affiliations and locations in Frederick area.
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James F. Sharrer
RED
Frederick
Todd Michael
Charles H. Gouker
Middletown
Todd Shannon
Walter B. Larkin Jr
West Third Street
Lisa Gaye
Charles Crowe
East Church Street
Brenda Lee
Raymond W. Frye
Martin Wesley
Harold R. Hicks
Thurmont
Michael Richard
Hicks
Ann Ellen Gettelman
Milwaukee
Wisc
Lee Ead Smith
Jefferson
Kenneth Lee
Smith
Gladys
Marie Delauter
John Clifford
Bonnie Sue
Marjorie EB. Frame
Pittsburgh
George Z. York
Linden Avenue
George Stephen
York
Betty Lou Davis
Richmond
Ind
Clarence FP. May, Jr
RFD i
Donna Lou
Snesday
Paul R. LaBrush
West South Street
Melissa Lynn
Jobless Percentage To Remain In Maryland
Maryland will keep unemployment insurance contribution rate for fiscal year 194. The rate remains 13 percent added to employers. Contributions fund the Unemployment Insurance Trust Fund. Rates for this year range from 16 to 42 percent, DES says.
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Baltimore
Department of Employment Security
Maryland
Stephen C. Cromwell
The
DES
Congressman Nygaard Dies Suddenly in Washington
AP reports Representative Hyalmar Nygaard died in Washington from heart disease after a chest pain complaint. He was 57 years old.
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Washington
Hyalmar Nygaard
BND
Mob Killing Ruled Justifiable Homicide
In Marion Ack. a coroner ruled the death of 11 year old Andrew Lee Anderson a justifiable homicide after a mob of white citizens and sheriffs deputies killed him following a mother’s claim of molestation. The coroner said no testimony identified the shooter.
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Marion
Sheriff's Deputies
T. H MocGough
Andrew Lee Anderson
Vincent
Ark
Anderson
WORDS AND USAGE LESSONS FROM W L GORDON
An English lesson outlines common misuses mispronunciations and misspellings. It highlights words like implicate and lists misused phrases and spelling notes alongside a report on Congressmen flying to demonstrate air travel’s role in suburban development and the planned itinerary across venues.
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Washington
API
Congressional Group
Deaths mood E Baumgardner and others in local area
Multiple obituaries from Emmitsburg and Taneytown detail deaths, including E Baumgardner and infant Susan Louise Bushman. Surviving family members listed. veterans, church and civic memberships noted. Funeral plans set for Taneytown and Mount Olivet Cemetery. other services in Westminster and Emmitsburg.
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Mood E. Baumgardner
West Bailmore St. Taneytown
Thuesday
John Farmer
Sear Emmitsburg
Eshel
Gres Baumgardner
Frances Besley
Gletara
Betty Hoskins
Orlando
Fla
Com. James
US. Navy
Camp Hill
Foster
Clifford Meskill
Westminster
Edith Ohler
Ermitsburg
George M. Baumgardner
Baltimore
John L. Baumgardner
Emmiteburg
Murray M.ner
Tateyioun
Kenneth Baumgardner
Lineaville
Summer Workshop Is Held by Frederick County League
The Frederick County League of Women Voters hosted a summer workshop at the home of Mrs Edward Cherry on Wednesday evening. Mrs Bertram Haines chaired proceedings with reports and discussions guiding the plan for the finance drive and League publications. Co chairs Mrs William Hopwood and Mrs Maurice Guss led the finance drive efforts as Miss Rita Gieskin oversaw publications. The meeting emphasized broad community membership and more extensive publication outreach, with refreshments served at the close.
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Frederick
Warshowsky
William Hopwood
Maurice Guss
Rita Gieskin
Grabenstein
Scranton Ike Meet Gets Underway in Gettysburg Pa
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower and Pennsylvania Governor William Scranton dined together on Thursday in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, as part of the Scranton-Ike visit. The event drew local officials and supporters, highlighting bipartisan support in the region.
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Scranton
Gettysburg
Dwight D. Exchower
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Frederick Concert Group Opens 11th Membership Drive
The Frederick Community Concert Association launched its 27th annual drive with mailing of forms listing last year’s members’ attractions. Highlights include Earl Wrightson Lois Hunt in recital, the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra with Dr. Adler, The Schola Cantorum of New York, Hugh Ross directing, and Pepe Celia Romero guitar duo. Booking depends on full membership. renewals by mid August, public sales begin September, with an early sellout anticipated.
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Frederick
America
We. Pee Ferilal Adeler
Dr. Adler
Schola Cantorum of New
Romeros
Celia
Pepe
Leatherman
Doris Falkenstein
Jesus Seen as Wise Teacher Likely in Jewish Canon
Harvard scholar Dr. Harry A. Wolfson predicts future Jewish writings will reference Jesus as a wise teacher rather than divine figure. In a Menorah Journal tribute, he argues restoration of Jesus in Jewish literature will reflect broad learning and national genius, not evangelical aims or worship. He notes centuries of Christian influence but cautions against Christianized Jewish life.
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George W. Cornell
Associated Press
Jesus
Harry A. Wolfson
Harvard University
Wolfson
Menorah Journal
Henry Hurwitz
Funeral services held for Mrs Sal lie Bowie Buckeystown
Funeral services were held for Mrs Sal lie Bowie of Buckeystown who died at Frederick Memorial Hospital following an accident on Monday. The obituary notes her life and survivors.
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Craift McClin
BR Airy
Ola L. Moles Coalesce Ane
Damsaade
Donald
Sallie E. Bowie
Buckeystown
Jim
Frederick Memorial Hospital
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Phalsbourg Air Force Base
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This City
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Indian Rocks Beach
Jeannette Garland Jullien
Falls Church
Louise Humphreys
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Edward R. Dyer
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Annals of Judaism
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