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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1963
Page
2
Buffalo Hotel denied liquor license in 1913 fight
Fifty years ago in this paper’s files, Louis Otte the Buffalo Hotel proprietor lost a liquor license bid after a fierce contest. He switched to a restaurant license following the hearing before Judge Worthington. decision by Judges Urner Peter and Worthington. Heat wave and sports notes accompany the era including Maryland Agricultural College results and local mischief near Shuffler farms. churchs discuss individual communion cups. a farm blast near Clinton Zimmerman’s field sparks a small fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Otte
Buffalo Hotel
Worthington
Urner
Peter and
Maryland Agricultural College
Arthur Brown
Frederick High School
Ross Myers
Irene Shuffler
Irving Shuffler
C.M. Smith
Burkittsville
Petersville
Braddock Heights Park
McCurdy
Episcopal
Southern Methodist
Church of the Brethren
Methodist. Episcopal Church Officeal Board
Clinton Zimmerman
West Third
West Fourth Streets
Government shifts to trim low interest loans amid debt limits
The U S Treasury under Dillon and Budget Director Gordon moves to liquidate about 3 billion of holdings, many loans issued below market rates. Facing a permanent debt cap of 285 billion, temporarily raised to 308 billion, officials seek cash by selling securities and cutting holding costs while preserving lending functions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Kermit Gordon
Congress
Treasury
Modest Heroes at White House Medal of Honor Reception
Medal of Honor men attended a White House reception with many bringing wives. Some admitted they face unacknowledged honors at home, doing chores like everyone else. President Truman valued the medal highly, even over the presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Truman
Letter to the Editor Critiques Campaign Support Ties
A reader accuses Bill of being a payoff for labor support to the editor of the News. The letter cites during last year’s election campaign in Maryland, concerns about Carnon R Sickles running for Congress on a Democratic CPT platform and suggests payback for backing. The missive is signed by Harry Lambeth from Greenbelt Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Carnon
R. Sickles
Congress
Democratic Cpt
Nushaum Faces Up To Life Term In Prison
A garbled report from New York mentions Nushaum facing a life sentence in prison. The text references natural gas market notes and prices, with unclear stray phrases about vendors and supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nushaum
Twenty Years Ago Items From The News-Post Files May 7 13
United States infantry in Tunisia presses toward the sea with foot troops and armor in a broad attack. The Red Army storms a new German defense line in the Caucasus. Stalin urges a strong independent Polish state in a letter to a New York Times correspondent. Lieut. Gen. Jacob L. Devers named to lead American Army troops in Europe after Gen. Andrews dies in a plane crash. Milk producers and dealers in Frederick await word on whether OPA price increases will extend to the local market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Tunisia
RED Army
Caucasus
Joseph Stalin
Russia
New York Times
Moscow
Jacob L. Devens
Stimson
Frank M. Andrews
Andrews
Frederick City
OPA
Homemakers Club Council Meeting at Ocean City
The Maryland State Council of Homemakers Clubs holds its annual spring meeting at the Commander Hotel in Ocean City. Attendees include Mrs Yorn Coblentz and other local representatives as officers discuss council activities and plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland State Council of Homemakers Clubs
Commander Hotel
Ocean Ty
Yorn Coblentz
Homem
Se Citi
Russe Ser Cub Romsterg
Warcest
Hessemaner
Tas
Mount Saint Marys College honors student leaders and Alums
Mount Saint Marys College Emmitsburg held the annual Achievement Award Day on May 1. Edward J. Kuhn of Reading received the Service Award for College spirit, with dozens of seniors cited for their contributions. The event coincided with a Gettysburg Symphony Orchestra benefit on May 12 and a large alumni return for Mornday events at College Park and Gettysburg campuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Saint Mary's College
Emmitsburg
Cogan Union
Edward J. Kuhn
Reading
J. Andrew Keeler
Williston Park
N. Y
George B. Amoss
Faillston
Kevin J. Carty
Amityville
N.Y
Walter J. Robinson
Darien
Conn
John R. Bransfield
Syosset
James A. Yori
Laurel
Del
Joseph J. Wayne
Girardville
Walter J. Moloughnes
Floral Park
Y. Joseph R. Farrell, Alexandria, Yas
Neil S$. McLeod
Blanenburg
N. Je
Joseph G. Danek
Bethlehem
Thomas J. Whissel
Buffalo
William P. McFadden
Phoenixville
R. Damien DuFour
G. Maurice DuFour
Chevy Chase
Robert RR. Kline
Gettysburg Symphony Orchestra
Gettysburg High School
Gettysburg College
Alumni Association
Donald R. Heiges
Gettysburg Lutheran Theological Seminary
Gettysburg
C. A. Hanson
F. William Sunderman
Division of
Metablic Research
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
Stewart H. Smith
Marshall Uni
Huntington
W. Va
Levering Tyson
Muhlenberg College
University of
Kickoff Luncheon Opens Physical Fitness Week in Baltimore
The May 5 to 11 Physical Fitness Week kickoff luncheon took place at the Emerson Hotel in Baltimore. Hosted by the Maryland Commission on Physical Fitness and the Baltimore Junior Association of Commerce, it drew over 300 attendees from Baltimore and county commissions statewide. Captain George E. Stott of Falls Church, Virginia, was the luncheon speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Hotel
Baltimore
Maryland Commission On Physical Fitness
Baltimore Junior Association of Commerce
C. Lease Bussard
Wiliam Roessler
George Barthel
County Commission On Physical Fitness
Jesse B. Anders
Frederick
Daughters of the American Revolution
Antoinette G. Brosius
American Citizens Dar Committee
Maryland
George E. Stott
Falls Church
Lost Infant Found in East Paterson Tragedy
An obituary note details the death of a child from East Paterson with origins in a suspicious incident. The report mentions the date January 3 and references names linked to the family and location.
Pulitzer Awards Announced Amid Drama Award Vacancies
The Reivers by William Faulkner wins fiction prize as no drama prize awarded causing resignations. Chicago Daily News honored for public service coverage on birth control services. Faulkner dies at 64. awards set by Columbia trustees from Pulitzer bequest.
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Andrew Meisels
NEW York
South
William Faulkner
John Mason Brown
John Gassner
Yale University
Brown
Gassner
Edward Albee
Virginia Woolf
New England
Chicago Daily News
Daily News
Columbia University
Lois Wille
Horton Trautman
State Capitol
Henry M. Hanson
Faulkner
Joseph Pulitzer
Old New York World
SLO
Hec
Tor Rondon
la Republica
Caracas
Venezuela
Associated Press
New ‘York World-Telegram & Sun
Sylvan Fox
Anthony Shannon
William Longgood
American Airlines
Idlewild
Oscar Griffin Jr
Pecos ‘Tex
Billie Sol Estes
Griffin
Houston Chronicle
Anthony "Lewis
New York Times
U.S. Supreme Court
Washington Daily News
Navy
Hal
Hendrix
Miami
Cuba
Ka B. Harkey Jr
Palazona ‘Miss
University of Massissippi
Nezroames H. Meredith
Franxa
Des Moines Register
Hats That Men Refuse to Buy and Women Enjoy Buying
New York essay humorously catalogs the dilemma of men's hat shopping. Salesmen push fedoras derbies and berets, provoking visions of wartime fashion and global figures, while a practical, conventional hat remains elusive. The piece mixes light satire with cultural notes on era headwear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ordea
Anthony Eden
Clark Gable
Kennedy
Calvin Coolidge
Indiana
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Astrakhan
Steppes
Ward Heeler
Tammany Hall
Homburg
United Nations
Princeton Students Riot Around Governor Mansion
Princeton University students staged a riot in the early hours storming grounds around the governor’s mansion and university president’s houses. Rioters moved across campus and town for three hours damaging homes and a commuter railroad depot. Police reported 14 students arrested for disorderly conduct and a large crowd estimated between 750 and 1,060 participated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Nu API
Princeton University
H Han
Lt Dietz to Retire for Clerk Post in State
The excerpt notes Lt Dietz plans retirement to take a clerk position in the state government. It mentions delays, appointment approval steps, and a term through May. The text is fragmented but centers on transition from military service to civil service.
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Dietz
Flasher and Sister Ship Tied to Elertre Boat Taisen
A damaged fragment notes a Flasher vessel and a sister ship linked to Elertre Boat Taisen of Gen ates Car. It mentions Lom Us watt Flasher of an aleck type ian and refers to Jaied Thresher in context of shipbuilding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taisen
Genates Car
Jaied Thresher
Obituary notices and services for several Maryland families
A slate of obituaries reports death of Mrs. Elsie C. Jones of Westminster at 82 and the funeral details at Stone Chapel Methodist Church along with a burial at Pipe Creek Cemetery. Infant Jennifer Sue Shafer of Silver Spring dies at seven months. service details and interment at Union Cemetery Burkittsville. Marie Kililea Tracey of Blue Ridge Summit dies at 72 from a heart attack with funeral plans listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David F. Jones
Elsie C. Jones
Westminster
Carroll County General Hospital
Carroll County
John and
Mary Cook
William ©. Cottingham
Hagerstown
Ruth J. Kelley
Reisterstown
Stone Chapel Methodist Church
Reginald Cecil
Pipe Creek Cemetery
Stone Chapel
Jennifer Sue Shafer
Thomas R
Glendora Villa Shafer
Woodbury Drive
Silver Spring
Montgomery County
Charles Villa
North East
Archie T. Shafer
Clifton
North Market Street
Union
Burkittsville
W. Merval Weaver
United Presbyterian Church
Frederick
Union Cemetery
Robert E. Dailey and Son
Marie K. Tracey
Marie Kililea Tracey
Blue Ridge Summit
Funeral notices for several Brunswick area residents
Funeral services were held for Mrs Margaret Loretta Carter in Brunswick with interment at Brownsville Church of the Brethren. Pallbearers included Crassen Totter, Denny Baker, and others. Other services listed include Mrs Bessie Dell Harp at Trinity Chapel and Mrs Viniet Alina Kline at a Frederick Memorial Hospital affiliated site. Interments and officiants are noted along with funeral directors Etchison and Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Bruchey
Carrie Frances Bruchey
George W. Bruchey Sr
West South Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Minnie Fisher Summer
Capitol Heights
Elmer E. Summers
John Scheel
New Market
Emory Shelton
Libertytown
Earl W. Bere
Braddock Heights
George W. Brachey
Ridge Road
Virgie Darby
Capitol
Lewis Keyser
This City
Claude Oden
Airy
Albert Summers
Harry Summers
Beltsville
Daniel Summers
Gaithersburg
East Church Street
Mount Olivet Cemetery
M.R. Etchison and Son
Lewis W. Fritz
Moxley Ave
Mt. Airy
Clara
W. Fritz
Frederick County
Samuel 8
Alice Naill Fritz
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
AFL
CIO
Locust Grove
Church of the Brethren
Della V. Sier
Woodville
Lester W. Fritz
New Windsor
Bessie Long
Lennie Runkies
Zelma Runkies
Lancaster
Margaret Loretta Carter
Brunswick
Feete Funeral Home
Brownsville
Crassen Totter
Denny Baker
Preston Philips
Lawrence Heffner
Charles Barnhouse
Robert Martin
Bessie Dell Harp
Hiam
Trinity Chapel Evangelical
Viniet Alina Kline
G. Allen Kine
East Ih Street
Frederick Memoral
Carence 1
Sanchar
John d. Fleisch
Tan
Mentonet Cemetery
Eichisen and Son
Dreetore
Weddings Clagett Hooper Tie at Bethany Lutheran Chapel
Miss Carol Sue Hooper daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Hooper Morningside and Galen Roa jald Clagett son of Mr and Mrs John S Weddle Old Braddock were wed April 7 at 4 p m in Bethany Lutheran Chapel Jouttland Rev Frank Klein officiated The bride wore a candleglo satin gown with Chantilly lace and sabrina neckline The bridesmaid wore pink taffeta The couple will reside in Frostburg where they attend Frostburg State Teachers College The groom’s family hosted a reception then they left for a short trip
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabrina
Roberta Hooper
Randy Weddle
Charles Boyles
William Ogle
Gary Hoppengardners
Harold Hooper Jr
Robert Harp
James Hutchinson
Hooper
Clagett
Frostburg
Frostburg State Teachers College
Baltimore Elections Being Held Today
Baltimore voters cast ballots in municipal elections with heavy Democratic registration. Former Gov Theodore Roosevelt McKeidin is described as a leading candidate for mayor, while other named figures and polls are referenced with unclear details.
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Baltimore
Theodore BR
Keidin
Tae
Fie
City Thal
Iss Hard Gra
Crin
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