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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1963

Page

2

Moon phases linked to heavy rains say Oklahoma geographer

Clyde J. Bollinger, professor emeritus at the University of Oklahoma, told an Oklahoma Academy of Science gathering in Tulsa that 91 years of daily weather data show heavy rains most often occur in the first and third quarters of the lunar month. He urged informing Congress about new legislation on weather studies.

Tulsa Okla Clyde J. Bollinger University of Oklahoma Geography Department Oklahoma Academy of Science

Quit UN And NATO Pressure From Isolationist Voices

The piece notes calls to quit the United Nations and even NATO from isolationist and internationalist critics. It contrasts Sen. Wayne Morse urging a US exit from NATO unless allies pay full defense shares with warnings Europe’s laxity could threaten American security. The article argues European unpreparedness risks war, urging continued US commitment and robust readiness.

United Nations United States General Assembly Sen Wayne Morse Oregon Senate North Atlantic Treaty Organization Europe William Tyler Morse France Iron Curtain Enope

Price index steady in April despite sugar rise

The cost of living held at the March level of 1062 in April due to lower beef and pork costs and candy price declines. A $10.63 basket bought what $510 did in 1957 39, and officials expect the index to stay roughly unchanged this month despite sugar gains.

Letter applauds Wheat Vote and farmer opposition to controls

Letter to the editor lauds the large NO vote in the wheat referendum and its rejection of government controls. It notes the Kennedy Freeman Cochrane plan failed and attributes victory to the American Farm Bureau message while warning against future subsidies or federal meddling in farming policy.

the News Kennedy-Freeman- Cochrane Maryland American Farm Bureau Freeman Fromme Es Advisi Congress Eapee Lea Bepe

Macapagal vows enduring U S friendship and shared ideals

President Diosdado Macapagal pledges that nothing will break the faith between the Philippines and the United States and their loyalty to common ideals. He reaffirms the strong alliance as two nations stand united in shared goals.

Manila Diosdado Macapagal Philippines United States

Remains of Barbara Fritchie Reinterred at Mt Olivet

Fifty years after burial in a neglected lot the remains of Barbara Fritchie and her husband John C Fritchie were reinterred in Mt Olivet cemetery. Services were led by Rev Henri L G Kieffer with consistory pallbearers. Dr Bernard C Steiner delivered the address after rain delayed the ceremonies.

Barbara Fritchie John C. Fritchie Mt. Olivet Henri L.G. Kieffer Evangelical Reformed Church Bernard C. Steiner Baltimore Frederick Lewis H. Fraley City Register Michael A. McCaffrey E. McC. Phoebus Lloyd C. Culler Charles T. Butcher John H. Grove J. Daniel Crimmins W.W. Osburn Bradley T. Nicodemus R.W. Smith Henry H. Abcott J.M. Cronenburg H.M. Gittinger George W. Shoemaker Hattie Summers Myrtle Ritter Near Harmony W.W. Crosby Brunswick G.A.R Reynolds Post John Fleisman Charles A. Poole Reuben A. Hann Thomas M. Wachter E.Y. Goldsborough J. E. Duvall Peter M. Fader John Thomas Crouse John H. Smith Mt. Pleasant

Fragments Reflect Local News From A Passing Era

Readable remnants speak of gasoline shortages for pea transport, a miniature railroad moved to Pon Mar park, summer openings at the Oak and mountain park attractions, and a memorial for Francis Scott Key in a cemetery.

Canaries Pon Mar Park Mountain Resort OPA Busses Charles Dee Pepe Yo Frey Bras Francis Scott Key

City Budget Shows Decline In Income and Rise In Expenditures

City records indicate total unappropriated balance of 5 056.25 after December 31 1961. Expenditures total 1 229 092 25 covering General Government Public Safety Highways Sanitation Recreation Library Debt Service and more.

O. Vcessaie General Fund Community Chest Chamber of Commerce Hood College Recreation Commission McCurdy C. Burr Artz Library Historical Society Public Service Enterprises Children’s Aid Society Aow Snunrcineceme Water and Sewer Fund

Memorial Day piece pairs veteran with youth in Frederick

City Editor The Frederick Post assigns veteran Alderman Elmer Munshower and eight year old Joey Craw to a Memorial Day portrait in Court Square. Photographer Bill Hopwood plans six shots but film rolls were blank. The piece weaves local veterans history with civic memory amid postwar reverence.

Ed McCann Frederick Post William Bill) Hopwood Hoppy Elmer F Munshower Frederick Pancho Villa Joey Craw U.S. Navy Korea Ihow Usnr Chemical Biological Research Office Fort Detrick Little Joey Court Square Frederick City

Calvary Church Sets Parent Teacher Night

Calvary Methodist Church hosts a Parent-Teacher Night on June 10 at 7 9 pm in the education building for the four and five year old groups. The event includes demonstrations of activities to foster religious growth, a film on early education, and a panel discussion with teachers and parents.

Calvary Metho- Church School Methodist Church Empruss Calvary Specal Duces Brear Om Chydren Torana Educalen Comamias Ing Denkiz Jesse Myers Mierd Cnn Hendrickson Grup Notway Burke Donald Dimes Albert Uiicam G. S. Hises Baliati Bert Robert C. Holley Christan Education Calvary Church Bi Division of Education Methodist Church Jamee Wockless Chttzen Lambert Hs. Alperc Mn

Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital May 251

Frederick Memorial Hospital reports births including a seventh child for Mr. and Mrs. A. Pook of East Third Street a son for Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Appleby of RFD 4 a son for Mr. and Mrs. Ernst O. Suiely and others. Names include Pamela, Lisa, Bryan, Patricia and Mary. The item lists several new arrivals and family details from local residents.

Bryan Davis Sutely Patricia Room Frederick Robert J. Halsey Baltimore Halsey Methle Wachier New Marke George D. Wins Grant U. Mills Grant Ulysses Mills RFD Mt. Airy Frederick Memorial Hospital Horace E Mary Murphy Mills Clifford Perry South Bend Ind Ruth Breakfield Jamestown Ohio Bessie Mills Chicago John H. Getzendanner This City Russell Mills East Church Street M. R. Etchison and Son

Space exploration drives new knowledge and tech growth

Dr. Harry J. Goett of NASA Goddard notes space science broadens across disciplines, spurs rapid discoveries, and reshapes education. Space tech improves weather, communications, and many daily applications, while the aerospace industry is predicted to surpass automotive in ten years, fueling national goals and economic growth.

Earth Harry J. Goett NASA Goddard Space Flight Center Tiros Telstar AMG. 0 General Tire and Ruober Company

Fire damages Brunswick Grams Auto Service at $75,000

Firemen from Brunswick Braddock Heights Jefferson and the Independent Hose Company battled a stubborn blaze in the Grams Auto Service garage for over three hours. Four cars and shop items were destroyed while another was demolished by a wall collapse. a house nearby was evacuated and no injuries occurred.

Grams Auto Service Brunswick Braddock Heights Jefferson Independent Hose Company Grams Establishment

Funerals Held for Charles Smith Hobbs and William Barthlow

Funeral services were conducted for Charles Smith Hobbs at 10 a m Friday with Rev James M Hogan of St John s Catholic church officiating. Pallbearers included Lewis Benn Wilson Cook and others. Interment at Mount Olivet cemetery. Also, funeral services for William Prestey Barthlow were held Friday at 2 p m with Rev Arnold Ross officiating. Post Office employees served as pallbearers. Interment was at Mount Olivet cemetery. Separate services for Mrs Lydia Shores were held at the Brown Home Lovettsville with burial at Furnace Mt cemetery. Pallbearers included Charles Emmons Harper Shorb Green Shoemaker and Marvin Richard.

Charles Smith Hobbs Magnolia Avenue East Church Street James M. Hogan St. John's Catholic Church Lewis Benn Wilson Cook Atlee Armcost William Huyett Raymond Morgan Edward Miller Mount Olivet Cemetery M. XR. Etchison and Son William Prestey Barthlow East Fourth Street Frederick Memorial Hospital Arnold Ross All Saints Episcopal Church Homer R. Simpson Alton J. Lipps Russell L. Strine W. Harry Moss Paul G. Masser James A. Grove M. R. Etchison and Son Lydia ‘St "Personals Shores Brown Lovettsville Peston de Dean Anderson Furnace Mt Charles Emmons Charles Harper Charles Shorb James Green Linwood Shoemaker Marvin Richard Tar G. Garber Edgar G. Garber York Pleasant Acres Laura Virginia Garber Libertytown John W Virginia Steel Garber United Brethren Church Myrtle Redmond LeGore Creager Thurmont Paul Cordell Oak Hill Cemetery George Lee Pickett Hagerstown Frederick County Thomas W Rose Brashears Pickett Western Maryland Railway Co Margaret Miller Pickett Paulina Routzahn Carolyn Eichelberger Gloria Posten Phyllis Lushbaugh Thomas E. Pickett Blue Ridge Cemetery

Death notices in York and surrounding areas

Series of short obituaries from York and nearby towns noting the deaths of G Garber, Hubert A Harp, Grant U Mills, and George Lee Pickett. Details include ages, last residences, family survivors, funeral arrangements, and burial or memorial plans, with calling hours and church or cemetery affiliations.

Sick Mrs Marion Biggs Comer admitted to Frederick hospital

Among the sick Mrs Marion Biggs Comer of Braddock Heights entered Frederick Memorial Hospital on Friday as a medical parent. Recently admitted to Vindobona Convalescent and Rest Home Braddock Heights was Mr Charles K Harris RFD 2 Boonsberg The San Luis Dam near Merced Sille the world's third schaden completed in 1967.

Marion Biggs Comer West South Street Vindobona Nursing Home Braddock Heights Frederick Memorial Hospital Vindobona Convalescent and Rest Home Charles K. Harris RFD 2 Boonsberg San Luis Dam Merced Sille

Pvt Warren E Harrison Graduates as Outstanding Honor Graduate

Pvt Warren E Harrison of Company A 16th Specialist Battalion 4th Training Regiment U S Army completed the General Supply Course at Fort Jackson S C earning Outstanding Honor Graduate honors on May 2 He is the son of Mr and Mrs Morley W Harrison and demonstrated devotion to duty sincerity and the will to work and learn during training.

Warren E. Harrison 4Th U. S. Army Fort Jackson S. C Morley W. Harrison Airy Pvt Harrison

Indictment Dismissed Against Albert K. Ross

A forgery indictment against Albert K. Ross known as Mr. Airy was dismissed this week by Judge James E. Boylan of Carrell County. Market prices listed: corn two dollars per bushel and wheat one dollar ninety eight cents per bushel.

Carrell County Grand Jury Albert K. Ross Airy James E. Boylan

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