Local News Briefs and Service Charges From Friday Edition
A fragment from a 1983 Friday July 28 issue reports pricing and service charge details for news copies, with mention of Associated Press content and republication rights. It notes a 10 cent base, 11.00 six year, and 5.8 one year terms, plus a 5 cent per tige service line. readers are reminded of AP news appearance and republication rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moa
Bevenle
Aevenca
Associated Press
Az Faerick
Pecomencioan
Khrushchev’s gestures vs. Soviet motives in Cold War talks
The piece argues optimism about Soviet goodwill is premature. It cites visible forces: communists attacking US personnel in South Vietnam, the Berlin Wall, Soviet military aid to anti West nations, refusal to discuss German reunification, espionage on US carriers, testing moratorium breaches, and Cuba missile pressure. Until concrete steps erase these signs, skepticism remains warranted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ongiey Ulin
Kremlin
Sug Keated
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
South Viet Nam
Berlin Wall
West Berlin
West
Germany
U. S
Cuba
Moscow
Southeast Asia
Kennedy proposal on foreign securities tax sparks Canada clash
President Kennedy proposes a tax up to 15 percent on American purchases of foreign securities but Canada objects and wins support from Treasury Secretary Dillon to exempt Canadian issues. Canada argues restricting dollars could raise Canadian interest rates and trigger recession, while Washington expects Congress may delay action as the plan is watered down to allow tax free purchases for needed new issues. Ambulance calls report injuries in Carroll County with several patients moved between hospitals and homes. Two autos suffer minor damage in Hanover collision on Library Place near Carlisle Street with estimated damages around 150 dollars to one vehicle and 95 dollars to the other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
U. S
Canada
Treasury
Dillon
Washington
Congress
Hanover
Emanuel Jaci Kump
Emmitsburg
Anna Mary Neiderer
Main Street
McSherrystown
Carlisie Street
Lanrary Place
Kump
Library Place
Carlisle Street
Neiderer
Carisle Street
Cornerstone to be laid at Latheras church in July
Twenty five calls detail local events as the issue notes that the cornerstone of Latheras church at Woodaborg will be laid on July 27. The town reports deliveries, road safety steps, and various local incidents including a fatal electric shock in Thurmont and a barn fire near Araby, with community reactions and public notices.
Twenty Years Ago From The News Post Files July 1943
A past items column notes a fire near Lime Kiln from locomotive sparks burning eight acres of fresh cut hay on William H. McKinney farm. A big Japanese seaplane tender is sunk in the Solomons by Allied airmen. Benito Mussolini reportedly captured while escaping to Germany. Halting Italian fascism brings government shakeup. Badoglio becomes premier. Light relief from drought comes with showers and thunderstorms. city fall measured eight teen hundredths of an inch. Charles William Quynn, retired hardware merchant and pro sportsman, dies suddenly of a heart attack at his Dill avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
Thurmont
Frederick City Hospital
Western Maryland Railway
Sabillasville
Buckeystown
Monowacy River
Martz
Willoughby N. Lemen
Drayman
Brunswick
William H. McKinney
Lime
Solomons
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Germany
Haly
Mussolini
Marsha Badoglio
Washington
Charles William Quynn
Young Democrats Meet Frederick County Club Tonight
The state executive committee of the Young Democrats of Mars land will meet Frederick County Young Democratic Club tonight at 8 p.m. in the tea house at Gambrill State Park. Walter Hansen, Montgomery County attorney and state president of the Vining Democrats, will preside. Dorothy Timachey, local Frederick County president, and Byron, former Maryland Young Democrats president, will welcome attendees at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Democrats of
Marsland
Frederick County
Young Democratic Club
Gambrill State Park
Walter Hansen
Montgomery County
Vining Democrats
Dorothy Timachey
Young Democrats
Delozate Goodloe EK
Byron
Maryland Young Democrats
Frederick
Funeral Services for Mrs Carrie V Walter Held Today
Funeral services for Mrs Carrie V Walter of Tanestown were held at 10 AM today at the Fuss and Soo funeral home in Tanestown. Rev Arthur W Garvin officiated. Interment followed in the Lutheran Church cemetery with pallbearers Upton Austin Harry Dougherty Walter Cr Mez Roy Smith Harry Fleagle and Russell Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie V. Walter
Tanestown
O. Fuss and
Soo Funeral Home
Arthur W. Garvin
Lutheran Church Cemetery
Upton Austin
Harry Dougherty
Walter Cr. Mez
Roy Smith
Harry Fleagle
Russell Rogers
Memorial Service for Rev Miles Reifsnyder Held at Utica
A memorial service honoring Rev Dr Miles Reifsnyder, late Utica Charge pastor, will be held at St Pauls Church Utica Sunday at eight. Representing Utica Charge consistories Lewis Martz and Rev Edmund P Welker of Westminster will take part. Memorial Address by Rev Paul L Althouse. Funeral was held Wednesday at St Johns Hains near Wernersville Pa with Rev Wayne Lutz and Rev Roy C Shyder in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Reifsnyder
Utica
United Church of Christ
St. Paul's Church
Frederick
Carroll Counties
Lewis Martz
Edmund P. Welker
Westminster
Paul L. Althouse
Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ
St. John's
Hains) Church
Werners Ville
Wayne Lutz
Hains Church
Roy
Weinberg House Withdrawn At Sale
The late Mrs Leo Weinberg’s residence at 22 West Second Street was withdrawn from public sale July 18 after no adequate bids. Trustee Reese Shoemaker Jr said no further public sale will be held. a private sale under court authority is likely. The brick dwelling has four rooms and a lavatory on the first floor, five rooms and two baths on the second, and two large rooms on the top. Neer, Robert E. Clapp Jr. was solicitor. Emmett R. Bowlus was auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Weinberg
West Second Street
Hr. Reese Shoemaker Jr
Robert E. Clapp Jr
Emmett R. Bowlus
Minor Accident At Intersection Jefferson And Catoctin
A minor accident occurred at the Jefferson and Catoctin intersection Thursday at 11: am. Mrs. Katherine Harris, driving on Catoctin avenue, turned onto Catoctin from Jefferson as Fredrick Shankle, traveling south on Jefferson, attempted to pass on the right. Shankle’s 1961 Ford and Harris’s Dodge sustained $15 and $40 in damage respectively. No charges were filed by Officer Charles Cashmur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Harris
Catoctin
Catoctin Avenue
Jefferson Street
Fredrick Shankle
Thomas Avenue
Jefferson
Shankle
Dodge
Harris
Charles Cashmur
Frederick YMCA Plans Extended Trips for Youth
The Frederick County YMCA announces an extended camp week for area youths aged 10 to 14. The program covers crafts, games, stone work, and group activities with field trips to Smithsonian and Mount Vernon. Reservations due by Saturday. trips open to nonmembers and nonresident boys and girls. Further details available by calling the YMCA.
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Frederick County
Perial
Frederick Ymca
Smithsonian Institute
Mt. Vernon
Worrin O
YMCA
Photographer Dies in Newton Mass AP Tribute
Louis Fabian Bachrach, a renowned photographer who captured many of the nation’s business, political and intellectual leaders, died at age 87 or 88 in Newton Massachusetts. His long career spanned nearly eight decades, preserving moments of public life and history.
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Dies Newton
Mass
Fabian Bachrach
Business Men To Meet Saturday at Industrial Fellowship Outing
The 34th Annual Industrial Fellowship Outing, sponsored by the Valley Branch of the National Metal Trades Association and the Waynesboro Manufacturers' Association, will gather about 400 business men, bankers, and politicians from Cumberland Valley at South Mountain Fair Grounds Arendtsville PA on Saturday. Frank McGraw Victor Products Corp. will serve as toastmaster and E F Scoutten Maytag Co vice president will speak on A Realistic Approach to Labor Relations.
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Valley Branch
National Metal Trades Association
Waynesboro
Victor Products Corporation
E. F. Scoutten
Maytag Company
Newton
Towa
Scoutten
United States Rubber Company
Houdaillé-Hershey Corporation
Detroit
Pennsylvania Ord Woth Tommuns
Record Sales Highlight Jacek Pot Days in Frederick
Downtown Frederick merchants report a three day event drawing crowds from early morning to close. They overstocked in anticipation of heavy sales with prices matching yesterday and expect final figures to set a record. Traffic tied for hours but police kept order with extra officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean J. Kratzer
Frederick
Jung
Assinmation
Cumberland Editor Dies Today
Eugene T. Gunning, editor of The Cumberland Sunday Times, died at his home in Cumberland. He was 61, a West Virginia University 1923 graduate, and longtime newspaper man with roles from sports writer to editor. He is survived by his widow Mary Fricker and son Kedward E. Gunning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Eugene T. Gunning
Cumberland Sunday Times
West Virginia University
Gunning
Daily News
Cumberland News
LaSalle High School
Anl
Morgantown Post
Morgantown
W.va
Cumberland Evening and
Sunday Times
Evening Times
Mary Fricker
Clarksburg, W.¥ A
Kedward E. Gunning
Hollidaysburg, Pa
Day Quits Cabinet as Postmaster
President Kennedy accepted Postmaster General J Edward Day's resignation and praised his management. Day resigns July 19 to head the Washington office of a Chicago law firm. No successor named yet amid rumors but no Smith in line for the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
J. Edward Day
Clarksville Picnic Set for August 3 at St Louis Grounds
The annual Clarksville church and school benefit picnic will be held August 3 at the St Louis Church grounds in Clarksville at the intersection of Routes 62 and 1. More than 2,000 people are expected to attend this Howard County event described as a real picnic atmosphere by Rev Myles J. McGowan, pastor of St Louis church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksville
St. Louis
Personal news highlights from local residents
Mrs. Pearl Biddinger formerly assistant house keeper at Frederick Memorial Hospital visited the hospital concerning Gent. Min. Batddueed now residing in West Palm Beach Florida. Mrs. Hilda Hoeike and her children Bobby and Carol Catectim avenue and Mrs. Roeke's mother Mrs. Herbert Hyatt Damascus returned Thursday night after several days in Atman Catz NLSS. Miss Dolores Sigaionse South Jefferson street employed in Frederick Mercorial Hospital purchasing department spending bevaliun in Virginia Beach. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Olanch ard family Yellow Springs returned from a vacation to Niagara Falls Watkins Glen and Corning New York.
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Pearl Biddinger
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Re. Gent
West Pain Beach
Fla
Hilda Hoeike
Bobby
Carol
Catectim Avenue
Roeke
Herbert Hyatt
Damascus
Atmana Catz
Nlss
Dolores Sigaionse
South Jefferson Street
Frederick Mercorial Hospital
Virginia Beach
Kenneth Olanchard
Niagara Falls
Watkins Glen
Corning
Raids on London Lawyers Stronghold Net Books and Pictures
Scotland Yard detectives raided the Temple stronghold of Bri Wain's lawyers on Thursday and carried off a vanload of books and pictures they said were property of concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Scotland Yard
Es Taner
Bri Wain
Youth Pleads Guilty In Plane Death
A pilot with ties to Mont County Air Park pleaded guilty to a fatal crash that killed Bernadette Flint of Baltimore, who was to wed two days after the flight. The FAA report cited inexperience and no mechanical malfunction as causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mont County Air Park
Duy ‘Wehhlie Vivaleen
Suabinwelig
Samuel
Bernadette Flint
Baltimore
Price
$15.4 Million Sought by University of Maryland
University of Maryland seeks 154 million dollars for capital projects next year. Funds would finance the first academic building on a Baltimore County campus, a new medical school outpatient building in Baltimore, educational construction at College Park, land purchases, Baltimore building improvements, agricultural research at College Park, Maryland State College at Princess Anne, and civil defense shelters at College Park.
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Baltimore
Wilson H. Elkins
University of Maryland
State Department Planning Department
Elkins
Baltimore County
College Park
Department of the Interior
Maryland State College
Princess Anne
Syncom 2 Satellite Rocketed into Orbit from Cape Canaveral
Syncom 2. satellite blasted into orbit aboard a 90 foot Delta rocket from Cape Canaveral. The three stage launch aimed at placing the 147 pound satellite 22 300 miles high with a motor burn planned to position it for quasi stationary operation. The mission seeks low cost global space communications with three satellites in proper positions.
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Cape Canaveral
Fis
United States
Racial Nears In Brief
CAMBRIDGE Thirty National Guard troops rolled out in a truck convoy and remaining guardsmen have a new commanding officer. About 456 troops will replace the 30 in Cambridge, leaving the city scarred by violence. NEW YORK About 250 pickets, whites and Negroes, demonstrated at a Frank ton hospital site demanding more Negro hiring in public construction. SEATTLE Twenty three young demonstrators, white and Black, picketed a civil rights event Thursday night. WASHINGTON Mayor Allen testified federal legislation would aid voluntary desegregation. Gov. Russell warned it could provoke resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
RPY
National Guard
New York City
New York
Arankton Hospital
Seattle
Washington
Tyan Allen Jr
Atlanta
Donald Russell
South Carolina
Obituary notices from Maryland area deaths listed
William Daymude 78 of Gaithersburg died at Montgomery General Hospital. Also listed are Mrs Irene Arthur 92 of Woodridge New Jersey. William Bentz 53 of Hagerstown. Mamie Duvall 74 of Damascus. John Glacken 79 from Pleasant Prairie Illinois. Mrs Bessie Myers 76 of Greencastle Pennsylvania. and other memorials with funeral details, survivors, and burial arrangements.
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William Edward Daymude
William A. Daymude
Gaithersburg
Montgomery General Hospital
Carlos C. Duvall
Mamie E. Duvall
Mount Airy
Charles C. Duvall
Dalma
Mobley
Helen
Doody Duvall
Garry
Damascus
Evelyn Harmon
Ellicott City
Charles W
Clarksburg
Louise Oden
New Market
Obituary notices of Mrs Rice and Mrs Sappington from Maryland
Two obituaries report the deaths of Mrs. Rebecca F. Rice of Blue Ridge Summit and Mrs. Grace G. Sappington of Washington DC. Mrs Rice, 86, formerly of Isanogle Farm, is survived by her husband Philip B. Rice and two daughters, with services at Creager Funeral Home in Thurmont. Mrs Sappington, 70, widow of Dr Clifford T. Sappington, died at Provident Hospital after a short illness. survivors include two sons and eight grandchildren, with Requiem Mass at St Peter’s Church and burial in St Peter’s Cemetery. donations to the Cancer Society preferred.
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Richard W. Arther
Irene S. Arthur
Schoder Avenue
Woodridge
N. J
Robert C. Arthur
Richard W. Arthur
Union Bridge
Richard S
Orlando Beach
Fla
Robert C
Pipe Creek
New Windsor
Edith N. Daymude
Carlton of
Derwood
Josephine E. German
Gaithersburg
James W
John T. Boxall
Derwond
Lavinia Wagner
Calley Wagner
Kensington
Leonard Daymude
Olney
Arthur Daymude
Washington, D. C
Grant V. Myers
Bessie A. Fauker Myers
RFD
Greencastle
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Washington County
Solomon
Martha Con Faukler
Church of the Brethren
William E. Wright
Abby
Austis A. Forrest
Hagerstown
Luis G. Myers
Willian G. Shrader
Rena Ardren
Ferdigs Church of the Brethren
Philip B. Rice
Rebecca F. Rice
Blue Ridge Summit
Lewistown
North Crofton
Massachusetts
Lnte David
Ella (Cutler) Miske
Tufts Medical School
Boston
New York City
Herbert, Chase
Alexandria
Carolyn
Creager Funeral Home
Thurmont
Hey
W. E. Ervin
Bethel Church of God
Cascade
Clifford T. Sappington
Grace G. Sappington
Quincy Street
Provident Hospital
Urbana
Ohio
Clifford T
Ridgely B
Washington
Frank Emmitt
Detroit
Mich
Libertytown
D. D. Hartzlerland
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Martin Flahaven
St. Peter's Cemetery
The
Cancer Society
Rockefeller to Attend Bohemian Club Elocation Addon
AP reports New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller will attend the Bohemian Club’s annual encampment on the Russian River as a guest of James Bi Black Sr, PG&E executive committee chairman, in San Francisco. Khrushchev hosts Indian Embassy luncheon for Indira Gandhi in Moscow. Adoula invites Macmillan to visit Congo as Ango-Congolese ties seek repair after Katanga crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Bohemian Club
Russian River
James Bi. Black Sr
Pacific Gas x Electric Co
Moscow
Khrushchev
Forndira Gandhi
Nehru
London
Cyrille Adoula
The
Congo
Macmillan
Adoula
Britain
Katanga
Notable admissions listed at Vin dobona Convalescent Home
Among the sick at Vin dobona Convalescent Home Brad dock Heights were William Curley of RFD 4 Frederick and Anna Baum of Record street. AP dispatches report Roy Blanchard’s farm crater in Charlton England was not from a flying saucer, with engineers finding a meteorite fragment. A Greek drowning incident is also noted with limited details.
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Vindobona Convalescent Home
Braddock Heights
William Curley
RFD 4
Frederick
Anna Baum
Record Street
Charlton
England
Armey
Roy Blanchard
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Robert Gaddis
Tal County General Hospital
Ann Fisher
Carr County General
Tannery Road
Harry Harbaugh
Brookfield Manor
Middleburg
Carroll County Health Center
Wille Koontz
Carroll County General Hospital
Johnay Iihe
News-Post
Sportsman
Dill Avenue
Young Dems
Fes
Nual
Frederick County Health Department
Frederick County Tuberculosis
Rev
Weinberg House
Grayson J. Young
Wet Third Street
Frederick Menretist Hospitel
William Nick. Bereh
City Police
Tel Aviv
Israel
Israel Army
Cairo
United Arab Republic
Sinai
Bil
Paris 'Ap
National Assembly
Senate
Frank J. Keefer
Public Health Association
Harry 0. Gosnell
Kay Cecil
Day
U. O. Md
Syncom
William Austin Bentz
Arthur A
Ellen Roberts Bentz
Goldie D. Bentz
Gerald Bricker
A. K. Coffman
Ore Aia Sell Okie Piginas H. Barber Funeral Home
Laystonsville
Damascus Cemetery
John Glacken
Town Hall Road
Pleasant Prairie Township
Ill
Mr. Glacken
Emmitaburg
Jim Glacken
Artey
Agrinson
Greece
Pilerima
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