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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1963
Page
2
Frederick Maryland newspaper page notes publication details including date June 6 1963, pricing, and distribution data. The issue lists advertising rates and carrier delivery notes. The Associated Press license and local news republication rights are stated.
A dog on West Patrick street was struck by a car near Bentz street. Harvey Hickman of Brunswick was only slightly injured when his bank vehicle turned near Lovettyville. Hood College graduates hosted a campus outing on Fourth street pike. Miss Llady James and her mother were burned aiding to extinguish a clothing fire. A nine year old boy broke Dr J W Harner’s drugstore window with asphalt. A frame house on John Stoner’s farm near Rocky Ridge burned. Frederick county will need 930k to 950k for schools next year, says Supt John Ty White. Mayor Crosby paid 100 for contractor work assessment. A new Frederick abattoir is to be operated by a company formed by William J Martin, Thomas Bertram Hayward and Frank Norwood. Court martial to try five Company A men who refused to march in Washington inaugural parade. The night’s low was 66 degrees. The high temperature was not provided.
Rep. Otto Passman argues the true U.S. debt is about 1.051 trillion dollars when including statutory obligations, far beyond the $305 billion debt ceiling. He says cumulative revenues total 1.312 trillion, with 746 billion in future statutory commitments, creating a large, binding fiscal obligation.
All 16 astronauts including the original seven and nine new picks undergo jungle survival training in Panama. They practice finding food and sustenance in a tropical rainforest by learning to hunt and eat iguanas, monkeys, and insects as native guides demonstrate edible options.
Washington AP reports Rep Charles Joelson warns that a single lunatic with a hand grenade could plunge the nation into chaos during joint sessions of Congress. He cites chain of succession and the need for safeguards as the Senate and House convene to consider the money bill.
Draft Board One called up thirty one registrants for final examinations. A Celanese plant explosion at Cumberland injured 35 to 40 workers with no fatalities. Thursday reached 92 degrees, the hottest day of the year. John L. Lewis ended the coal strike by government decree set for Monday. Gasoline rationing reduces city voters for the upcoming election. Baltimore Conference of the Methodist Church reappointed Rev. Dr. Benjamin W. Meeks to Calvary Church in Frederick and Rev. Ralph M. Sharpe to Calvary in Mt. Airy. Sugar sales surged as large stores run low, due to heavy preserving and canning purchases.
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Montgomery County will hold three public hearings on current property assessment practices. The Assessments Review Committee led by Robert E. Redding will host sessions in Damascus, Poolesville, and Rockville mid June, inviting citizens and organizations to share views on farm land valuations exemptions and overall assessment methods.
Clifford L. Huse, 77, of West Fourth Street, was sentenced to 11 months in the Maryland House of Correction and fined 50 dollars or 30 days for multiple motor vehicle charges. The sentence followed a drunken driving conviction and a string of related offenses after a high speed crash on North Bentz Street and West Third Street.
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Flint Hunter of Macon Georgia, a ten year old in the fifth grade, has grown three inches since September after a prior halt at four due to a brain tumor and pituitary removal. He excels in science and electronics, dreams of work in construction, and is escorted to school daily by his boxer dog Beauregard No 2.
Chesapeake and Ohio and Baltimore and Ohio announce a first joint passenger timetable highlighting easier schedules, simplified maps, and new cooperation. The plan includes refurbishing 88 B&O coaches, adding a premium dining service on the C and O through train, and a boosted sales push.
A shotgun killed 65 year old Mrs. Elsie Tysor while she stood in the kitchen of her Middle River home. Police questioned her husband as part of the investigation.
Among The Sick Mrs Jack Kling Doubs has returned home after surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Ronald Kling, son of Mr and Mrs Jack Kling Doubs, ill but improved and able to go out. Sylvester Jefferys lives with sister Mab erly East Seventh Street is a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Marcy Ann Blank daughter of Mr and Mrs Ruben Blank Braddock Heights entered hospital Saturday for observation and returned home Tuesday.
Funeral services for John Usher Markell Jr died early Monday were held at All Saints Episcopal Church on Wednesday at 11 a.m. Rev. Maurice D. As rector officiated. Interment followed at Mount Olivet Cemetery. M. R. Etchison and Son, funeral directors.
Mr and Mrs Victor Faust Sr of Shookstown marked their second wedding anniversary on June 3. Mrs Faust is the former Belva Dinterman of Frederick.
City police investigate the death of 49-year-old laborer Ridgley Adams found under a tree in an apartment yard. He apparently was struck on the head multiple times with a heavy object and his head rested on a child's sand bucket. Captain J. Walter Musterman said the body was discovered in the back yard.
Maryland Attorney General Thomas B. Finan ruled 21 418 petitions to halt a bill consolidating race tracks and extending the racing season invalid for lacking statements of expenditures and contributions. The piece notes unrelated tree moisture proverb.
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The report lists group members and recipients involved in MPTO, mentioning Mrs James D Marks, Brent Smith, Hadi Tucker, David Wiiett, James Shoemaker, Peter Wenner, Addison Cage, Gordon Harris, and others. It notes Karen Figentrivie Kelly and Merry Page in a school pictorial, with Broba directorship referenced.
Multiple death notices from Frederick area list William L. Aldridge aged 56 of 3709 Twelfth Street N E who died at 3 a m from a heart attack. Randolph James Bell 21 died at Frederick Memorial Hospital after job at J M Bucheimer. Rosetta Usher Crowther 8 died after brief illness at Reedy Memorial Home Smithsburg. Numerous survivors and funeral details follow for each. Additional notices include Hugh G Funkhouser 38 of western Maryland, Roscoe E Young 60 of Baltimore, and others with service details and burial plans.
Miss Louise Elizabeth Wilson and Allan Eugene George wed May 25 at Georgetown Baptist Church in Washington with Rev. J Parks Hackley officiating. Bonnie Beth Gearinger and Wesley Renner united in marriage June 1 at Doubs Methodist Church with Rev. Bruce Gabbert Jr. officiating.
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