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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1963
Page
2
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The piece notes Khrushchev's idea of an 11 member Soviet summit and a 1965 UN general assembly with heads of 112 nations. It critiques the West's disarmament stance and East German status while joking about Russia’s claim to UN membership in 1985 and questioning American taxpayers' dues.
The First National City Bank report notes the dollar lost 1.3 percent yearly from 1952 to 1982, with 1 percent in the last decade. Only Canada Belgium and Switzerland fared better among majors, as U.S. savings reach 370 billion while erosion remains. The trend impacts retirees students and savers and outpaces corporate profits in scale.
Ruth A. Jackson argues that prayer and Bible reading should remain in schools. She questions homes without scripture guidance and laments secular moves she calls an outrage, urging ministers to speak for prayer and stressing the value of religious instruction in education.
Fifty years ago the News Post reports on sermons criticizing resort pleasures, a horse escape near the Bami Q depot, a lost necklace found by Miss Katie Burke, objections to a Market Street vehicle regulation, construction of a new barn near Reels Mill, plans to rebuild the National Pike to Boonsboro, a nurse runaway incident between New London and McKaig, an outing for orphans from the Loata Home, and a call from the Water Superintendent for cautious water use.
Allied bombers spotted a Japanese surface force attempting land reinforcements in the Solomons and sank one cruiser and two destroyers. U S ground forces move toward Munda airfield as Palermo, Sicily falls to American forces amid a broad Allied advance. Weather brings light rain across Frederick City and county with .05 inch recorded. Forty county residents report to Draft Board No. 2 for examination and possible induction. Public water concerns prompt Mayor Gittinger to warn on lawn sprinkling.
A new Washington group led by Rep. Fred Schwengel aims to preserve U S Capitol history. The United States Capitol Historical Society lists Victor M. Barely as treasurer and focuses on a history of the Capitol building as its first project.
The article describes a Kollege program for children four to six, with weekday sessions from 9 to 12 and activities like finger painting crafts, paper projects, Indian headbands, rhythm, singing, games, story hour and swimming. Assistants include Jack Griffin and Dennis Carder. parents may call the YMCA office to enroll.
The district lists dozens of teachers by name, position, and credentials for schools including B. Shepherd College, Thurmont, Walkersville, and Frederick areas. Resignations include Susan Henry New Market Elementary and others across South Frederick and Walkersville.
A. Joseph Czillich, governor of Civitan International Chesapeake district, will speak at the Civitan Club’s 100 per cent Attendance dinner Thursday at 7 pm. at the Peter Pan Inn. He will present 100 per cent attendance awards to nine members with perfect records from one to sixteen years.
Multiple death notices reported from Maryland and nearby areas. Adele Turner Haggert of San Diego died July 17 after residing there. Grace Getsendanner Keller of Is, Pa, formerly of Frederick County, died Tuesday with several survivors listed. Georgia Virginia Orame, 70, of Bolivar, died after a short illness in Charles Town General Hospital, with family and church details provided. John L. Straitman Jr., Buckeystown resident, died at University Hospital Baltimore aged 42 from a heart condition. services and interment arranged, noting his WWII service and community affiliations. Funeral details specify Eackles Chapel and M. R. Etchison and Son in charge.
In Martinsburg West Virginia State Police say no charges will be filed in the death of 18 month old Sue Ann Bailey who died after being run over by a car in a Kearneysville driveway last Saturday evening. The child, daughter of Lewis H Bailey and Jo Ann Williams Bailey of 224 North High Street, had been taken to Charles Town General Hospital by private car and died Sunday morning. The driver, Willis Eugene Custer, reportedly unaware of the child, was pulling out of the driveway at the time of the accident and is not charged. The child's family includes two brothers Ronald Lewis and Wayne Bailey and grandmother Mrs Catherine Williams Hedgsville RFD.
Funeral services for Mrs. Carrie V. Wagner of Taneytown will be at 10 39 a m Friday at C C Fuss and Son Funeral Home Taneytown with Rev W Garvin officiating and burial in Lutheran Church Cemetery Tateytown Friends may call Thursday evening.
Midshipman Third Class Samuel R. Marrone, son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Marrone of Frederick Avenue, participates in TRAMID3 training at Naval Amphibious Base Little Creek Norfolk. Dr and Mrs Doretce En sberg announce birth of Christine Ann June 39 in Sioux Valley Hospital Sioux Falls. Mrs Ensberg is daughter of Charles Van Swearingen. Dr Ensberg formerly led Sioux Valley Hospital. Mrs Martin Line of East Sixth Street marked her birthday. Mr and Mrs W Frye announce birth of Martin Wesley at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs Frye is former Barbara Miss.
Funeral services with full military honors were held for Brigadier General D. John Markey who died from a gunshot wound at his summer home in Newcomb Talbot County. The service took place at 1 pm in Myer Chapel at the Allington National Cemetery, with interment at Artington National Cemetery. An Episcopalian clergyman officiated at the cemetery ceremony.
Leaders from Poland Czechoslovakia East Germany Romania Mongolia and Bulgaria gathered in the Kremlin for a Council for Mutual Economic Assistance meeting. Khrushchev was to host talks likely to run through the weekend as they seek to synchronize programs and address widening rifts with the Soviet Union.
CHINCOTEAGUE Virginia AP reports part time cowboys and local volunteers drive the ponies of Assateague Island into the water for the annual pony penning event to raise funds for charities. About 1% of the herd were penned on the barrier reef. Also noted is a Kentucky item referencing a bail handling and a separate incident involving a person named Hughes.
Barbara Olena King daughter of Bennie H King wed Saturday at Union Bridge Methodist Church in Westminster. Rev Clarence Roark officiated the double ring ceremony with Miss Catherine Eccard of Baltimore as maid of honor and William Bell and Benjamin Myer as ushers. The groom’s mother wore a dusty blue silk organdy dress with white accessories.
Roe ee on fits RFD 1 Mt Airy was found guilty on two trespassing charges with a suspended sentence on one count. Winebrenner faced destruction of property and trespassing charges for digging up Mehri L Hobbs's spring and remaining on Hobbs land. Trooper Forsythe investigated. William Wenner prosecuted.
A park employee died Tuesday night while riding a roller coaster as it entered the final curve. He struck a crosspiece, was knocked from the car, and toppled about 12 feet to the ground police said.
Los Angeles scientists say they have solved heat buildup in astronauts' space suits by applying a cooling principle similar to conventional refrigeration. The approach aims to manage temperature and comfort during extravehicular activity.
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