The News Front Pages The Frederick Daily
Page four of The News from Frederick Maryland dated June 3 1963 lists local notices and advertisements. The issue presents shipping and subscription details for the newspaper and confirms AMBOCIATED PRESS membership and AP dispatches. It notes postal handling and publication schedule with standard pricing and carrier rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Maryland
Meminy
Aundey de Gagat
PTO
MFO. CO
Mert Court St. Prana
Feegerick
Sia
Oe Yan
Oun
Erick
Duran Chosen as Chile Presidential Candidate
Chile's ruling coalition selected Sen Julio Duran a 43 year old rancher and businessman as its presidential candidate for 1964. Nominated by Centrist Radical Conservative and Liberal parties he is viewed as a front runner for the September 4 1964 election.
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Duran
Santiago
Chile
Julio Duran
Radical
Conservative
Liberal Party
Flag Litter Sparks Washington Letter on Patriotism
New Jersey man Vincent Baron stopped to pick up flags that blew onto the road while driving through Washington during a welcome for Grand Duchess Charlotte. He noted hundreds drove over fallen flags, urging readers to reclaim civic duty and questioning the era of “let ting George do it” as government assumes more responsibility.
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New Jersey
Vincent Baron
Washington
Charlotte of
Luxembourg
Mr. Baron
George
Weather Forecast Accuracy Through Time and Public Perception
The piece discusses progress in weather forecasting over 25 years, noting growing precision for large-scale forecasts while pinpoint hourly predictions for small towns remain rare. It contrasts past public ignorance of storms with present use of scientific tools to predict major windstorms, and observes more hits than misses in statewide forecasts over decades.
Letter to the Editor on alternate Potomac plan
Readers discuss an alternate plan to dam the Potomac near Seneca proposed by the Corps of Engineers. The letter cites potential environmental and agricultural harm and notes local groups and officials urging public consideration before final decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waal
Potomac
Corps of Engineers
Seneca
Washington
Neas-Pos
C. Burr Ariz
Tawes
Frederick County
Firederch
Omar Dams
Geipie
Vanalike Agriculural
Tistorn
Tepes
GTN Bros Pte
Engieers
Plen
Crgens
Mayr
Robert G. MacDonnell
Boara
F Peron
Revers
Mar
Hospital Patients and Conditions in Local Homes
Among the sick list residents include Leon Crummitt of West Patrick Street admitted May 28 at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Robin Shank four years old daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Shank East Fifth Street is a patient at University Hospital Baltimore. Kenneth Warner of Damascus is a surgical patient at Johns Hopkins Hospital and in satisfactory condition. James Albert Purdum three year old son of Carlton Purdum RFD 1 Thurmont is in satisfactory condition at Hanover General Hospital after being struck by a truck last Tuesday. Bonnie Marie Abell 13 year old daughter of William P Abell of Doubs was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital for arm surgery after a fall two weeks ago and is satisfactory. Elmer Mullinix of Lisbon has been released from Frederick Memorial Hospital and is recovering slowly.
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Leon Crummitt
West Patrick Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Robin Shank
Robert Shank
East Fifth Street
University Hospital
Baltimore
Kenneth Warner
Damascus
Johns Hopkins Hospital
James Albert Purdum
Carlton Purdum
RFD 1
Thurmont
Hanover General Hospital
Hanover
Bonnie Marie Abell
William P. Abell
Doubs
Miss Abell
Elmer Mullinix
Lisbon
Baltimore and Ohio officials visit Frederick in 1913 trip
Frederick sees a visit by three Baltimore and Ohio officials General Manager C W Galloway General Superintendent F E Glaser and Division Engineer W L Trench on a train stalled in the city. A street oiling crew works on Patrick street while a horse incident on Point of Rocks road ends unharmed. News notes cover a National Capital Motorcycle Club pass through town and a Hood College sociology class field trip.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Frederick
Baltimore
C.W. Galloway
F.E. Glaser
W.L. Trench
F.W. Buxton
Patrick Street
California
Northern Central Railroad
Oseph Seward
Doubs
Point of Rocks
Fred ¢. Cramer
Seward
National Capital Motorcycle Club
Gettysburg
Edith Griffiths
Howl College
Elinor Markey
College Hall
Virginia Carty
Twenty Years Ago Meme From The News-Post Files
June 3, 1943 recounts wartime events and leadership shifts. It notes John L. Lewis and labor issues, Ford Motor Co. changes after Henry Ford’s death, and Marine draft board actions. Military leadership adjustments include Sergt Charles Main and Sgt Marian M. Panke with posts to Kasim and Walder? to command barracks refit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News-Post
John L. Lewis
T. Minershine
Siora Warneries
Leest
Baltimore
Gcres
Walder
Bertecu H Refit Bute
Rad Tantor and Mary Hitem Wedding Delayed Honeymoon
Actor Rad Tantor and New York model Mary Hitem wed Saturday night at Westwood Community Methodist Church in Hollywood with guests including John Wayne Louis Jourdan Robert Cummings and Marilyn Maxwell. Their honeymoon is postponed until Taylor’s current project finishes. Marilyn Monroe remembered on her birthday with flowers at Westwood Memorial Park.
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Associated Press
Rad Tantor
New York
Mary Hitem
Taylor
Miss Hitem
Westwood Community Methodist
Church
Hollywood
John Wayne
Louis Jourdan
Robert Cummings
Dane Fonda
Marilyn Maxwell
Vincente Winmelli
Marilyn Monroe
Westwood Memorial Park
Tollywood
Weekend Accidents Investigated by City Police
City police released details of three accidents from Friday and Saturday. Robert Bussard, Frederick, was rear ended during a left turn on South Jefferson. Banda Lyles of Broadway was driving the other car and Lyles faces a speeding charge. Damages were about 373 dollars. Magdalene Bartlett and Paul Atta collided on Belmont and Fairview. neither driver saw the other. No charges were filed. Wayne Whipp of Thomas Avenue was charged with unsafe lane change after a 70 dollar two car crash on West South Street. Dolly Easterday was the other driver.
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Fairview Avenue
Belmont
Dietz
Magdalene C. Bartlett
RED
Frederick
Paulatta
Wayne A. Whipp
Thomas Avenue
West South Street
James E. Schrover
Whipp
Dolly Easterday
Grace Lee's US and Canada tour visits Kingston kinship events
Miss Grace Lee of Kingston Jamaica on a month long tour visits with Mr and Mrs Guy Baker near Libertytown and Mrs Lester Birely Thurmont. She attends Noel G kie and Jessie Willard wedding in Park Ridge and plans to travel to California with the couple.
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Grace Lee
Kingston
Jamaica
United States
Canada
Guy Baker
Libertytown
Lester $. Birely
Thurmont
Chicago
Lyles L. Zabriskie
Park Ridge
Noel Gakie
Washington County Crash Kills One
A weekend crash near a highway stop killed Jerry M L Rhoton 38 of Williamsport. The driver of the second vehicle, E Shises 40 of Hagerstown, was hospitalized but unharmed. Another fatal Washington County crash occurred on Route 66 injuring no one else and demolishing two cars.
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Doval
Jerry ML Rhoton
Willkumsnart
Kempe
Ura Deep
Ee Shises
Hagerstown
Tesort
Washington County
Leo Howard
Houte
Charles Francis Way Jr
Preston Road
Hae Fon
Wargaman
Haiti
Wogaming
Potice
Steves
Pope John XXIII Dies After Short Pontificate
Pope John XXIII, who led the Catholic Church for fewer than five years, died after a warm, humble tenure marked by efforts toward Christian unity and the Ecumenical Council. He urged peace and disarmament in Pacem in Terris and opened new avenues for future popes amid calls for wider dialogue with Protestants and the Orthodox.
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James Marlow
Washington
CMP
John Xxiic
Merey
Tredger
John
Italy
Leo XII
Joly
Bismarck
Germany
Jehu
Russia
Sted
Fetone
Terris
Worl
Orean
Mitereh
Len Mul
Pius AI
Ping
Soci
Pius XI
Leo
Pig
Ter
Moscow
Fragmentary obituary notices from an old Sabillasville region page
Fragmented OCR lists names and relations for a local funeral page. Mentions include Orpha Ab, Rev. David, Mrs. Tula Foret, Mark Bopp, and others from Lantz Sabillasville area. Includes references to a cemetery service and Sunday arrivals with scattered dates and ages.
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Forrest
Sein
Subili
David
Tula
Ther Seth
Lante
Katter Fos
Jummus- Duta
Vite Pv Gen
Lants
Chorles
Lantz
Theoeace Moyat
Sabillasville
Thames Porat Oor
Mark Bopp
Doubs
Graf Jon Fepoe
Sproutswalle
Ren
Cnt
Will Eother
David Fe
Funeral notices and services for multiple local residents
Funeral services were held for Mae Alice Ahalt at 11 a.m. at 10H East Church Street with Rev. Andrews officiating. Interment in Frederick Memorial Park. Also reported are services for Helen Brown of Burkittsville, Robert Wilson Koons of Taneytown, Grant Ulysses Mills of Xenia Ohio, Nellie Ann Rebecca Heim of Thurmont, Eleanor Tull, Charles Orth Weils Sr., and Charles Orth Weils Jr. including locations, pallbearers, and attending clergy.
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Mae Alice Ahalt
Walter L. Ahalt
West Patrick Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
East Church Street
E.G. Andrews
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Thurmont
Darryl Rhodes
Eldon Rhodes
Stanley Rhodes
Paul Keeney Jr
Richard Mong
Gilmore
Sutely
Helen Brown
Robert] Wilson Koons
Taneytown
C. Q. Fuss and Son
Robert Johnson
Baust
Fred Shank
Howell Rover
Albert Wahn
Thomas Horner
Jimmie Groshon
Samuel Unger
Grant Ulysses Mills
Frederick ' S Memorial Hospital
Neeid
Xenia
Ohio
Woodland Cemetery
Etchison & Son
Nellie Ann Rebecca Heim
Charles E. Heim
Washington County
M. J. Creager
Eleanor Tull
Trinity Chapel
Paul Althouse
Edward Delaplaine
Dudley M. Pade
Charles Ross I
Charing Philips
James H. Grove’ Jr
Mount Onvet Cemetery
Harry E. Carry Company
Home wallpaper quantity quick rough calc method
A quick method estimates wallpaper needed by totaling wall height times ceiling height and dividing by 38. Adjust for openings like windows and doors and fireplace, adding extra for good measure.
Mrs Kaufman Dies at Vindobona Convalescent Home
Mrs Pearl Morris Kaufman widow of Michael D. Kaufman died Sunday evening at Vindobona Convalescent Rest Home Braddock Heights. Born December 18 1871 in Richmond she lived in Tarboro North Carolina and later with her daughter Mrs Samuel H Rosenstock near Jug Bridge. Surviving are her daughter two sons a sister four grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral at 10 30 Tuesday morning at 106 East Church Street with Rev Maurice D Ashbury officiating. donations to Pearl Kaufman Memorial Fund care of Mrs Louise Snyder RN.
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Pearl Morris Kaufman
Michael D. Kaufman
Vindobona Convalescent
Braddock Heights
Kaufman
Richmond
Henry and
Sara Lichtenstein Morris
Youth Is Killed Sister Lives Here
Kenny William Turner 18, of Winchester Virginia formerly of Hagerstown Maryland was killed in a Saturday morning auto accident in Winchester. He is survived by his mother Louella Hutzel Stevenson Virginia. father Robert L Turner Delaware. brothers Robert Baltimore, George Hagerstown, Cleveland, Winchester: Gorman Stevenson. sisters Pearl Turner Sharpsburg Dorothy Ridgeway West Virginia and Mrs Jane Faircloth Ridgeway. Funeral service Tuesday at 11 p m at Jones Funeral Home Winchester with Rev William Withers officiating. Burial Cedar Lawn Memorial Gardens Hagerstown.
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Kenny William Turner
Winchester
Hagerstown
Louella Hutzel
Stevenson
Robert L. Turner
Del
Robert
Baltimore
George
Cleveland
Gorman
Pearl Turner
Sharpsburg
Dorothy
Jane Faircloth
Ridgeway
W. Va
Jones Funeral Home
William Withers
Cedar Lawn Memorial Gardens
Sentence Suspended On Weapons Charge For Bowie
Wright W Bowie 20 of Ice Street received a suspended jail sentence after being found guilty of carrying a concealed weapon in a hearing before Magistrate Byron W Thompson. Bowie was arrested May 22 when Officer Charles K Cashour found a straight razor as Bowie was being taken to jail. Bowie's attorney Edwin F Nikirk also represented him.
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Wright W. Bowie
Ice Street
Byron W. Thompson
Bowie
Charles K. Cashour
Edwin F. Nikirk
Bernard W. Warrenfeliz
RFD
Frederick
Tie
Tap E. Barnes
Barnes
Ue Bowie
Street
Hostihion
Betis Jane Bernie
Ile
Mt M Sais
Supreme Court Rules On Nonunion Dues
The Supreme Court ruled that certain union dues arrangements do not ban the practice. The decision affects how labor organizations charge fees to nonmembers and influences workplace bargaining allocations.
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Supreme Court
Washington AD
It. Hatley
Arcady
Nesmen
Te Uniany
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Hors
Ind
Que Streets
S.W
D.C
K. R. Bromfield Conservation
Monocacy Camm Club
Nema
Barbara Fritchie
Mt. Olivet
Hood Collen
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Samuel D. Proctor
Peace Corps
Proctor
Washington, D.C
Kentucky State College
Frankfort
Tenny
Cairo
Caridad Maetubera
Pag
Pope Joluvs
Riditt
Orpha
Tee
Tracey
Ain Millen
Knox
Vosninaton
Jay
Annie Vorseer
Myre
Phillin
Ty Clarke
Charles Orth Weils
South Market Street
Church Street
St. John's
F. Genovese
Beker
Richard
Hoear
Sprirrer
Tarerineat
Aha
Monekos Universty
Henry
Tt Tusa
Jada
Eeptera Shire Tean
Partt
Spixesman
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