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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1962
Page
4
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The Senate agrees in principle to a immediate 8 percent increase to raise the debt ceiling to 300 billion to cover obligations through the current fiscal year. Treasury warnings on a further 8 billion for 1963 provoke Byrd's cautious scrutiny despite a 297.6 billion national debt and a 7 billion deficit.
Funeral services set for Paul Czichos 64 found dead in his cabin along Violet Lock road RFC Germantown. Montgomery County coroner Dr Frank Broschart ruled coronary occlusion as cause. Czichos, veteran of Army and Navy, known to local fishermen who tended Delphey boats on the Potomac River. Brother Erwin Frank Czichos of Waco Texas survives. Services Wednesday at Gartier funeral home Gaithersburg at 9 am. Burial Arlington National Cemetery.
Among the sick in Frederick Mary Raymond Smith of Center Street makeup foreman at the Frederick Post was reported in improved condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital last night. Miss E May Hine of Jefferson continues to improve after a stroke on Jan 23. John H Flair of Mt Airy is a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital after surgery Tuesday and is improving. Frederick High Science Fair winners announced with Eddie Ni Kirk first in physics and Sue Shaito Christine Hagen second along with Judy Dozier Charles Yost third and Michael Todd Donna Stine honorable mention. math and computers winners Marvin Lipford first Richard Piepoli second.
F G Suvorov was found guilty by the Ivanova Regional Court of making metal coins worth 50 kopeks and 1 ruble. He was sentenced to death and shot. Pravda reported the ruling. The charges center on counterfeiting currency.
A city boy riding a bicycle collided with a horse and buggy near Market and Patrick streets, narrowly escaping serious harm. The report notes multiple local incidents and civic updates from March 12, 1912, including book distribution by Congressman David J. Lewis and city improvements.
Twenty years ago on March 22 1942 Frederick city and county faced talk of an immediate blackout and gas rationing. Hitler sought 2.6 million more troops while Tirpitz was attacked off Norway. Churchill urged dominion status for India postwar. Australian forces reported sinking or damaging seven enemy ships near New Guinea. Roosevelt rejected Army Navy merger plans.
Homer Wingo of Pounding Mills, Virginia was killed Saturday evening when a 1949 Ford collided with an abutment. The report notes Wingo’s promotion to Chief Petty Officer and lists his Navy assignments and training highlights from Great Lakes to Pensacola. The surrounding text outlines a Frederick County legislative meeting, tax and election bills, and local club activities.
Gordon Eugene Winge was charged with speed greater than reasonable after a collision on Willard Road near River Road. His father Elay Homer Winge died at the scene. Gordon was treated at Suburban Hospital. The 1949 Ford was severely damaged.
The final season concert featured Vronsky and Rabin marking their twenty-fifth anniversary and the local group’s twenty-fifth year of concerts. Gerald Devlin delivered greetings from New York. a reception followed the performance.
The March Brunswick Homemaker's Club meeting featured Mrs J Frank Coffman's talk on A Family Insurance Program and a Short Course skit to invite all Maryland women. Plans include a March 15 Annual Meeting at Hood College with hostesses and delegates named, plus an May 9 10 tour to Beltsville Agricultural Research Center. A note on Venetian glassmakers in the 13th Century discusses secrecy to protect trade.
Cub Pack 267 held its annual Blue and Gold Dinner February 27 at Calvary Methodist Church Parish Hall. Rev Ralph Sharpe opened with an invocation and the Cub Scout oath. Paul Vollmer led introductions and gifts for den mothers and volunteers. Awards were given to Violet Fogle Barbara Phillips Mary Cline Jeanette Hood and others. New members joined Troop 207 and 799 with Bobcat and Wolf badges awarded. Chief Charles Main spoke on the Frederick Police canine corps and Dixie’s demonstration. Lent services across Walkersville proceed weekly culminating Good Friday with multiple churches and laymen assisting.
Mr and Mrs Harold Bucky Miller and family move from Ellicott City to Charlotte North Carolina. Harold Miller takes the officer and manager role at Aetna Finance Co in Charlotte, having previously worked for the company in Baltimore. He is son of Mr and Mrs Harry D Miller Monrovia. Also noted is Miss Marie Keilholtz celebrating her birthday today at 11 W ih St.
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