Frederick News of June 13 1963 catalog page header
The page shows subscription rates and publication details for The News Frederick Maryland. It lists prices for one month six months and one year by carrier with varying rates by delivery point. The page notes Associated Press rights and notes on postal classification and publication date June 13 1963.
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Frederick
Maryland
Uxcent Great Southern
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Associated Press
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Fifty Years Ago items From The News-Post Files June 13, 1913
Delegates from Independent Hose Co. head to Westernport for State Firemen convention. National Guard officers prepare for a military style court martial to try five men who refused to march in the inaugural parade. County W C T U holds annual convention in Walkersville church with about 75 attendees. Hagerstown and Frederick Co to run nine daily trains to Thurmont. Jessie Bare of West Patrick Street catches a nine-pound yard-purse. Local graduates include Edward Delaplaine and G Fred Ordeman from Washington and Lee University, Carroll Hendrickson from Cornell, J Paul Brown from Penn State, and Roger X Day from Western Maryland. Nevin M. Biser of Frederick wins Newberry Greek gold medal. An attractive new sign appears at Underselling Store on South Market Street. John Rendoldor, 18, of Union Bridge, loses his right foot at Portland Cement Co plant while operating an electric conveyor. The fine Boston bull terrier of Mrs William P Mansby dies. William J. Grove bids $8,200 for road work linking Burkittsville with the Jefferson to Knoxville road, but contract not awarded.
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George and
William Kulb
Independent Hose Co
Westernport
Frederick
Maryland
National Guard
W.C.T.U
Walkersville Methodist Church
Portland Cement Co
Union Bridge
John Reindollar
Flag Day Reflections on Patriotism and the Flag
The piece argues Flag Day deserves renewed attention as a symbol of national virtue. It recalls wartime meanings of flags, honors Mount Suribachi’s flag raising, and urges constant devotion to the Stars and Stripes and the nation’s ideals.
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Mount
Suribachi
Iwo Jima
Unemployment rise and armed-forces debate in Atomic Age
The federal payroll is forecast to grow by 36 492 jobs this year to 15 billion dollars, despite pledges to cut costs. A reader letter urges peaceful selection in the Atomic Age, condemning war as a path to defeating communism and stressing the need to prove the superiority of the U.S. system. The piece calls for restraint, disarmament debate, and citizen awareness of global tensions.
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Department of Agriculture
Clark
Pennsylvania
U. S
Russia
Arce
Eoommcons
War's aerial armada bombs Ruhr and Rhine targets
The war's greatest aerial armada bombed Duesseldorf in a broad attack on the Ruhr and Rhineland while other fronts saw rail and street vandalism as parking meter glass was smashed in North Court. Allied forces also opened a full scale assault on Lampedusa following Pantelleria's capitulation. The Office of Price Administration issued a new shoe ration stamp valid through Oct. 31 as July supplies were stretched thin. Drafts to fill all categories for July were anticipated as the war effort pressed. A gas crisis warning urged motorists to restrict nonessential travel. A tram accident near a caboose cost Msmn Harrison four fingers, per report.
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Ruhr
Rhineland
Duesseldorf
North Court Street
Elgin Hemp
Lampedusa
Pantelleria
Office OF Price Administration
Eastern Fond
Holmes D. Baker
Frederick County
Births and Weddings mix in local notices
Mr and Mrs Clayton Smith of Tramsville announce the birth of their second son Tuesday at Freterck Vie- Prone Heap. Mr and Mrs Carl Wo Beare and families from Lode attended events last weekend for their second child. Several relatives and service members are listed with ties to Ar tok Va and the US Sh oi ah. The page includes names such as Dorothy Thre Reed, Larry Go, and Greetly Soper with multiple family updates and social notices.
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Clayton Smith
Tramsvile
Carl Wo Beare
Mire Dimes Ho Tretine
Artok
Cee
Naat Hospital
Tre
Bermi
Dorothy
Larry Go
Oleedees
Greetly Soper
Petts
Jonas
Hughes Arcait
Cleopatra on Broadway earns strong early reviews
New York critics react to the $40 million film premiere at the Rivoli Theater. Industry praise comes from NYT and AP while Judith Crist and others offer mixed verdicts. The gala attracted celebrities and drew police attention amid heavy security.
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New York
Broadway
Rivoli Theater
Rex
Caesar
Harrison Pet Roddy
Octavius
McDowall
Waitress Acquitted Amid Confusing Testimony Inquiry
An acquittal is reported for a waitress amid a murky trial record. Investigator Captain Theodore P Rectard Larder led witnesses and correspondence as the inquiry folded into legal proceedings.
Fragmentary OCR Note Provides Erratic Courtward Snippet
The readable text shows a garbled court scene mentioning a defendant and witnesses with references to Compton land and Norbert Maden. Names and specifics are unclear, but indicates defense remarks and references to local persons and places, suggesting a delayed or partial court proceeding summary.
Construction Starts In Ambiguous City Project
Fragmented OCR text describes a construction start with unclear place and details. Mentions walls, porches, and possible palace or attic references. Mentions a person or group named Uri and a location area called Kogiess. No clear dates, entities, or outcomes are established.
Foster predicts Senate path for nuclear test ban treaty
U S disarmament director William C Foster says a Soviet West nuclear test ban treaty could pass the Senate with risk but likely approval. He doubts a fierce fight akin to League of Nations debates and will not attend Moscow talks, backing AWOL efforts. Foster notes Russians seek testing restraint and stresses inspecting regimes and parliamentary support.
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Mote
Willam C. Foster
Senate
Stanley Meisler
Washington Cap
U.S
Foster
Moscow
Deaths Mises Edna May Cook and other obituaries
Edna May Cook, 60, died at the home of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. William J. E. Null, 100 West Thirteenth Street, at 9:30 a.m. She was a daughter of the late Albert F. and Maggie Burdette Cook and a longtime Kemp’s sales clerk. Surviving: sister. brother Guy L. Cook. one nephew. Funeral at 106 East Church Street, no viewing. Interment Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Also listed are obituaries for Frank Foster, Mrs. Cora E. Gilbert, Raymond L. Hill, Mrs. David Kanode, and other notices with funeral details and survivors.
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Mises
Edna May Cook
William J. E. Null
West Thirteenth Street
Albert F
Maggie Burdette Cook
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Kemp's
Hendrickson's
Guy L. Cook
East Church Street
Mt. Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
A. Frank Foster
G. Frank Foster
Rileyville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
James
Lucinda Payne Foster
Lelia Foster
Alexandria
Thomas Foster
Richmond
Austin Foster
Clarinda Coffey
Woodbridge
Fleury Jack Foster
St. Paul
Minn
Mary Wood
Leity
Virginia Shreve
Dicklerson
Samuel Foster
Falls Church
Anna Alland
Doubs
Mildred Wood
Bradley Funneral
Luray
Rileyville Baptist Church
Bentonville
Charles M. Gilbert
Cora E. Gilbert
West Patrick Street
Middletown
Lewis Henry
Susan Carr Baker
Richard E. Snyder
Frederick
Lewis Henry Baker
Gilbert
Lutheran Church of
Burkittsville
North Market Street
Carroll L. Boyer
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Mount Olivet
Robert E. Dailey and Son
David Kanode
Carrie Trail Ashton Kanode
RFD
Winchester
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Frederick County
Ashford and
Ida Mac David Trail
Sutar Loaf Mountain
Highland Memorial Presbyterian Church
National Fruit Products Company
Arene
Dorothy Clem
Alfred F. Ashton
W. GM Ie
Waite
Iienes
Grim Grasp of Evers Killing Fears for Nation
AP report from Jackson Mississippi analyzes the wide-reaching impact of Medgar Evers assassination. The piece outlines four potential national repercussions: intensified Negro civil rights campaigns, possible white counterreactions, strained interrace communication in the South, and a boost to extremist and segregationist elements while moderates falter.
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Relman Morin Jackson
Miss
Medgar W. Evers
South
Evers
Mississippi
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
United States
Arthur L. Johnson
Detroit
NAACP
Medgar
Louis Eckl
Florence
Ala
Muhammed Elijah
Associated Press
Phoenix
Ariz
Birmingham
Macmillan Faces Cabinet Crisis Over Profumo Scandal
London reports Harold Macmillan leading a second day of cabinet meetings amid Conservative unity tests. A 73 minute session raised strain as ministers faced possible resignations. Patrick Gordon Walker urged the prime minister's resignation, setting Labor to launch a major parliamentary push Monday.
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London
Harold Macmillan
Labor Party
Patrick Gordon Walker
Moscow
John A. Profumo
Walker
Labor
Weisbergs Compete In Festival
Weisbergs participate in a regional festival with junior contestants in a spelling style contest. The event occurs at Whca o Counts High School cafe with teams including Mir ami Wire and others.
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Weisbergs
Salisavay
Whcao
Wa’ Ross
Iksis
Cetimha
Cinda
Hech Chenmecomkers
Unre
Mirami Wire
Mater
Wensherz
Cowie
Brothers Sentenced in Maryland Motor Violations
Two Pittsburgh brothers, Courtney Williams aged 44 and Cornelius Williams aged 42, received a total of 120 days in Frederick County jail after guilty verdicts on three motor vehicle violations. Courtney drew 60 days for drunken driving and 30 days for driving without a license. Cornelius faced 30 days for permitting another to operate his vehicle. he was acquitted on a charge of allowing operation contrary to law. They were arrested June 32 on US 40 west of Frederick by Trooper Richard E. Conk.
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Pittsburgh
Frederick County
Stanley Y. Bennett
Courtney Williams
Cornelius Williams
Cornelius
Brothers
US 40
Frederick
Richard E. Conk
Damages Reported After City Street Collision
City police investigated a two-vehicle crash near Rosemont Avenue and Military Road yesterday. Donald Lo Reepeon, Canberra Cout, driving west on Those Tollant Line, collided with a vehicle driven by Mace H Steth, East Feath Srert Obras, as it turned from Military Road. The wreck occurred near West Seventh Street Show Center. Total damages estimated at $500.
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Ereshoot
Rosemont Avenue
Miliary Road
Donald Lo Reepeon
Canberra
Cout
Mace H Steth
East
Srert
Rowe
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