Lottery bellwether New Hampshire eyed to restart state lotteries
The bellwether status of New Hampshire as the first New England state to revive lotteries could drive neighboring states to consider similar measures. Governors and lawmakers in Massachusetts Vermont Maine Connecticut and Rhode Island weigh lottery options to bolster education funding without tax increases. The piece argues such a move would lower moral standards and recalls Maryland’s historic use of lotteries for public buildings, noting lotteries are now illegal.
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Granite State
Endicott Peabody
Massachusetts
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Maine
Connecticut
Rhode Island
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Maryland
Frederick
Fifty Years Ago Prom The News Post May 3 1913
May 3 1913 editions report a mayor alderman clash ending in friendship mayor instructed to order street oil Elm Street to be macadamized by a delegation of property owners led by John D Hendrickson and others. a rail wreck near Graceham derailed a eastbound flyer. county commissioner Charles W Zimmerman reports peas blooming. Frederick begins annual Swat the Fly campaign. Mt Olivet cemetery chapel dedication by Rev Thomas Free man Dixon. concern over Episcopal graveyard on All Saints street. large crowd at Ascension Day Sunday School service. Model road construction project between Myersville and Wolfsville delayed awaiting a new stone crusher.
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Schell
Rice
Elm Street
Nnne
John D. Hendrickson
Charles B. T. Hendrickson
D.C. Warehime
George Wilcoxon
Mehrl Dixon
Frank Gilbert
C.A. Tenny
Mt. Olivet
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Presbyterian Church
All Saints Street
Evangelical Reformed Sunday School
Myersville
Wolfsville
Safety Belt Insurance Rebates Aim to Promote Car Belt Use
Continental Casualty Company of Chicago offers a $3 rebate for insuring cars that have front seat safety belts. If other insurers adopt the policy, belts could become standard, potentially reducing fatal accidents and offsetting the cost by a belt’s lifetime benefit.
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Continental Casualty Company of
Chicago
WSCS Elects Mrs. Thomas Chairman
The Frederick Zone of the Woman's Society of Christian Service elected officers for 1963 64 at a spring meeting in Buckeystown Methodist Church. Officers include Monroe Thomas Doubs leader Lewis Wisner Walkersville assistant leader Paul E Main Central recording secretary and treasurer and Paul Beard Shamsville secretary of literature. About 200 attendees from 21 societies heard Herman Will Jr Washington associate general secretary speak on The Privilege to Serve. Market prices listed wheat and corn.
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Frederick
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Buckeystown Methodist Church
Monroe Thomas
Doubs
Lewis Wisner
Walkersville
Paul E. Main
Central
Paul Beard
Sjamsville
John B. Wilkie
West Washington
Herman Will , Jr
Washington
Methodist Board of Christian Social Concerns
Division of Peace and World Order
United
Nienia
Jecdar
Lew
Gmrs
S Ork
Lens
Yankees romp as Keller hits first homer of season
Charlie Keller hit his first home run of the season with two aboard to spark the Yankees to an 11 to 3 win over Washington. The report also notes Roosevelt's call for continued coal mining amid a 15 day truce and other local political and business items from the era.
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Charlie Keller
Yankees
Washington
Roosevelt
Republican City Committee
Hugh V. Gittinger
Darwin
Australia
D.D. Marker
South Bentz Street
American Stores Co. Ami
Acme
Grover L. Henry B
Births Reported in Frederick Memorial Area
Frederick area birth notices list multiple families and newborns between April 3 and May 2. Names include Austin E Gross Jr and Katherine Hanna Warfield. James Frye and Monica Let Wolfe. Gary Charks and Diane Towery. Reginald Warr and Enna Eva Powell. and others, with hometowns like Frederick, Brunswick, Middletown, and Easont.
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Frederick Memorial
Austin E. Grossnickle
RFD
Frederick
Austin Buhrman
James W. Frye
Brunswick
James Paul
Frye
Henriette Jeanmoulin
France
John C. Warfield
West Patrick Street
Katherine Hanna
Warfield
Margaret Kollmer
Hawaii
Charles G Poindevier
West AW Saints Street
iTat
EO Powell
Middiews Sy
Seccoc
Enna Eva
Victor FE. Wolfe
South Market Street
Monica Let
Wolfe
Pearl Spade
Moddketean
Gary W. Charks
G. Fretock
Awwm
Regiald Warr
Thursway
Myre
Rowe Marie Hartman
Leste Lo Tohery
RED
Middletown
Ferath
Thord Son
Charles Lens
Thork Dar
Area Students Serve Teaching Stations At Local College
Three Shepherd College students at Shepherdstown W V are among 45 placed for practice teaching by Dr William M Speg director of Teacher Education. Stup teaches Musselman High School Crane to South Hagerstown High School and Cramer to Wright Denny Elementary School. Lambda Iota Tau elects officers at Mount Saint Marys College with Patrick Wasson named president and John Hennessy elected moderator. Frostburg Alumni set luncheon May 4 at 1 30 p.m with Ruth Chapman leading invocation and Ronald Chapman presiding.
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Shepherd ‘College
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Alpha Rho
Lambda Iota Tau
Mount Saint Mary's College
Emmitsburg
Patrick V. Wasson
Levittown
Martin J. Sinnott
Bristol
Jamba Iota Tau
W. Thomas Bucher
Lancaster
Mt. St. Mary's College
Bucher
Wallace T. Bucher
Lancaster Catholic High School
Fred L. Mauser
Hyattsville
Peter A. Romanella
Bayside
N.Y
John J. Pallace
Baltimore
John J. List
Drexel Hill
Francis J. McGill
Philadelphia
Stephen R. Smith
Margate
N.J
Athletic Association
Frostburg State College
Ruth Chapman
Ronald Chapman
National Symphony To Play At Frederick High
The National Symphony Orchestra will perform at Frederick High School on May 20 from noon to 3 p.m. The free concert, part of a five week spring series for teenage visitors to Washington, will be heard by all students at the school. The ensemble will also visit Annapolis and Fredericksburg, Virginia, during the tour.
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National Symphony Orchestra
Frederick High School
Washington
Annapolis
Fredericksburg
Glade Dem Women Plan Annual Supper
The Glade Valley Democratic Women’s Club of Walkersville and Woodsboro will hold their annual covered dish supper at the Walkersville fire hall at 6 30 p m. The speaker will be Congressman Richard FE Lankford of Maryland’s Fifth District. The program includes vocal selections by Miss Rosa i May Moberly, accompanied by Mrs. Charles Hoke. The president is Mrs. George Nicholson. Arrangements are by Mrs. Witter Eaves, Mrs. Philip Beard, Mrs Annabelle Wickless, and Mrs. Charles Hoke.
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Glade
Philip Beard
Annabelle Wickless
Charles Hoke
Fort Detrick Activities Off Post and Library Open House
Fort Detrick personnel attended courses in Washington and Utah while others joined seminars at New York and Shrewsbury. Open house at the Post Library drew civilians and troops with exhibits and a reminder library access is available to civilian staff.
Unusual Play Traps South In Bridge Duplicate
In a NA Service duplicate game North opened with one club and South reached four spades in most tables. A typical sequence had South cashing kings and queens, ruffing, and leading trumps to exhaust East's trumps while West discarded. An alternate line saw misfires with diamond discards and ruffs, producing a surprising result where South still made four spades despite disruptions.
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North
South
West
East
Ami East
Deaths in re. marn Murray Elvie R. Murray 77 near Ridgeville
Obituaries list Mrs. Elvie R. Murray of Ridgeville age 77 wife of Arthur T. Murray with four children and four grandchildren. Born in Ridgeville she was active in Ridgeville Methodist Church and Daughters of America. services planned at Ridgeville Methodist Church with interment in Montgomery cemetery. Also noted Charles E. Small age about 60s, of Frederick Memorial Hospital death after illness. survivors include widow and two children and a grandson. services at 1201 North Market Street funeral home with burial at Mt. Olivet. Infant Thomas Norman Grove son of Richard N. and Betty N. Grove Sr. died aged 12 months in Frederick Memorial Hospital. graveside service planned at Reformed cemetery Jefferson. Funeral directors named M. R. Etchison and Son and Robert E. Dailey and Son.
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Inre
Murray
Elvie R. Murray
Arthur T. Murray
Ridgeville
Jesse and
Amanda Hood Ryan
Doris Murray
Baltimore
Jean Clarke
New Rochelle
N. Y
Jesse Ryan
Olin L. Molesworth
Ior
Damascus
Ridgeville Methodist Church
Sumiay
Montgomery Methodist Cemetery
Clagettsville
Boonsboro
Myrom M. Parker Lodge
A.F
A. Masons of
Washington
U.s.naval Gun Factory
Frederick
Funeral Home
North Market Street
Ralph M. Sharpe
Mt. Olivet
Robert E. Dailey and Son
Thomas Norman Grove
Richard N
Betty N. Remsberg Grove Sr
Jefferson
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Richard N. Grove Jr
Norman &. Remsberg
East Church Street
Reformed
R. Etchison and Son
Local Illnesses and Hospital Updates in Frederick
Among The Sick Gerald Gastky of East Fifth Street is reported improved but in serious condition at University Hospital Baltimore. Recent admissions to the Vindo Bona Convalescent and Rest Home Braddock Heights include William E. Curley Frederick RFD 4 and Annie H. Main RFD 1 Frederick. William B. Leichert Jr. East Third Street is a surgical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital in satisfactory condition. William Irving Hopwood has recovered from pneumonia and returned to work at Frederick Post. Mrs. Lewis Putman Rosemont Avenue is in fair condition after surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital. William Fleming West Patrick Street has been in hospital for the past week.
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Gerald Gastky
East Fifth
University Hospital
Baltimore
Vindobona Convalescent and Rest
Braddock Heights
William E. Curley
Frederick
Annie H. ‘Main
William B. Leichert Jr
East Third Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
William Irving Hopwood
Burkettsville
Frederick Post
Lewis Putman
Rosemont Avenue
William Fleming
West Patrick Street
Rusk in India Discusses World Situation with Nehru
Secretary of State Dean Rusk met with Indian Prime Minister Nehru to discuss global affairs with emphasis on India's tense relations with Pakistan and the regional balance of power during the talks in New Delhi.
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NEW Deli
India
Dean Rusk
Nehru
Vakian
Potomac Edison rewards district manager with prize
Mr JW Morgan district manager of The Potomac Edison Co received a company award for best week of electricity. Presenting the award were David Gueenem the Potomac Edison Co and Farr a guest from Feds erck Higa Sins. Prize included a pen and pencil set a book The Indisputable Man and a sow of the R Pal Smith Generation Plant at Williamsport Geuenheim is son of Mr and Mrs Morus Gueget ben Magnolia avers.
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JW. Morgan
Potomac Ediner Co. Ooresent
David Gueeenhem
Potomac Edison Company
Soonce Farr
Goasiiuas
Fedserck Higa Sins
Asard
Bis
R. Pal Smith
Williamsport
Goeeenheim
Atd
Morus Gueget Ben
Magnolia Avers
Doctors Ending Meet Today in Baltimore
The Med ical and Chirurgical Faculty of Maryland closes its 169th annual meeting in Baltimore with talks on liability in the profession and the doctor as a business man. Dr John Rock predicts Catholic birth control shifts and urges federal population control research amid concerns over a population explosion.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Alcazar
John Rock
Harvard Medical
Sete
Dr. Rock
Federa
Ridge Swimming Club Extends Charter With New Members
The Ridge Swimming Club expanded its charter adding fifteen new members, bringing paid membership to 62 families. Speakers included Charles Main, Mt. Airy police chief, and Robert A. Gregson of the Red Cross Water Safety Program. A week extension to May was approved to contact more prospects.
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The
Ridge Swimming Club
Mt. Airy
Charles Main
Robert A. Gregson
Red Cross
Baltimore
YMCA Trip to Annapolis From Frederick YMCA
YMCA members plan a Saturday trip to Annapolis visiting the Naval Academy and state capitol in a ride from the Frederick branch. The group departs 9 a.m. and returns about 4 p.m. Bring a sack lunch and join the educational outing for youth toys and activities.
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Frederick Ymca
Bors
Birks
Ammapolis
Rake
Thamy Pons
Naval Academy
YMCA
Eyler Appointed Frederick City Electrician by Board
Harold Ellwood Eyler of 626 Lee Place was named Frederick City Electrician replacing Max Kehne. Eyler a Bliss Electrical School graduate with 15 years at Magnetic Devices Inc and prior service at Frederick Tron and Steel Company brings local roots and family ties as he takes the post.
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Harold Ellwood Eyler
Lee Place
Bliss Electrical School
Magnetic Devices, Inc
Max Kehne
Frederick City Electrician
Kehne
Eyler
City
Frederick Tron and Steel Company
New York
Walkersville
Constance M. Eyler
Judith Lynn Eyler
Jenfees Beth Eyler
Old Church Street
North Frederick
Frederick High School
Masseg Flertren
Funeral services for Howard Riddincer held in Winfield area
Funeral services were held Thursday at 2 pm at Waltz Funeral Home Liberty road Winfield for Howard Riddincer of Astonville. The Rev W Daniel Rich officiated at Tintanore Methodist Church with interment in Chaney Cemetery near Liberty town. Pallbearers included Holgiv Mhaush Jacob Yount Pitt VonF t Yerman Koontz Theo fore Martin and Albert Smith. Additional memorials noted for Walter domes Tay 98 Delverre and Frederick Wemerind Unanitin. Funeral directors were Theeidene M8. Brethren and veterans associations attended.
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Waltz Funeral Home
Tiberty Road
Winfield
Howard
Riddincer
Astonville
Momlay
W Daniel Rich
Tintanore Methodist “Church
Tatermont Tam Lore
Chane] TaSeran
Libertytown
Holgiv Mhaush
Jacob Yount
Pitti VonF“t
Yerman Koontz
Theofore Martin
Albert Smith
Walter Domes Tay
Delverre
Frederick Wemerind
Fupspal
Cerne
Thing
Pollhearert
Sealey
Rene Triferment
Sin
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Maher Grinwe
Steel Piedit
Thomas Towery
Shepherd
Mt. St. Mary’s
National Symphony
FHS
Union Hridee
F. Elliott Pear Johns
Nice
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le Roy Elma
New Windsor
Fort Heserd Hospital
Jacob Meserly
Kesmair
Frederick Memoris
Hess Pitel
Charlie Rockey
Dear Vnem Bridge
Tehen
Carter County
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Marston
Johnie
Ballermore
Brok
Ferserburg
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Amigeree
O. Frederick Memorial
Sy Johns Hephains
Font Weward
Western Mars
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John A. Amieryn
Wheaton
Fort Detrick
iDefense
Jack Wagman
Worcester Foundation For Experimental Biology
Shrewsbury
A. G. Wedum
John White
Department of Pathology
University of West Virginia Medical Center
Detrick Employe
W. S. Albrink
Wedum
Morgantown
Post Library
Charles S. Bolding
Carl §. Casto
Martin F. Massoglia
Dan Crozier
Myron H. Dakin
Dorothea W. Harris
Fair Grounds
National Capitol Area
Washington Stadium
Frederick County Fair Grounds
Fort Detrick Womers
John Morion
Porton
England
Shirley
Ocette Berdis
Nephen Slaughter
Aptistia Oa Prenchett
Neken
Tillowenihan
Pal Clark S. Kamper
Williamevilion
Bill Root
Claude Hamburg
Women’s Club
U. S
Detrick
Dudley P. Glick
Special Operations Division
Joseph C. Hiett
James L. Roberts
U.S
Glick
Biological Laboratories
Jacoby
Watez
Oswalo
Charles E. Small
Sarah Frances Small
Twelfth Street
Frederick Memorial’ S Hospital
Rusk
Walter Brown
I ¢Asier
Damascus Bank
Bowering
Main Street
Jack Bronewall
Chub
E. Eyler
Wien
Withaalicky Tavior
Peete Fimera
Howard Beck
American Legion
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