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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1963

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3

Two Injured In Crash In Montgomery

Two men were injured in a Montgomery County crash at 8:15 p.m. James Johnson 22 of Clarksburg and Wayne Nichols 21 of Boyds sustained chest injuries and a lacerated wrist respectively. Officer Parker of Montgomery County Police investigates.

Frederick County Montgomery County James Johnson Clarksburg Wayne Nichols Boyds Frederick Memorial Hospital Johnson Nichols Parker Braddock Marty Franklin Rhoderick Mount Pleasant Rhoderick Jefferson Boulevard Braddock Heights Liberty Road Arthur Thomas Rippeon Jr RFD 1 Frederick Rippeon T. L. Winebrenner Mountaindale R. E. Snyder Ethel Levina Butt Woodsboro Maurice Clifford Rice RFD Bowers Road

Navy chief replaced as Kennedy reshuffles military leadership

President Kennedy dismissed Adm George W. Anderson Jr as chief of naval operations and kept Gen Curtis LeMay as Air Force chief of staff on a one year appointment. The move followed Defense Secretary McNamara’s recommendations and aims to reshuffle top commands amid bomber decisions.

Washington Kennedy Pentagon Adm George W. Anderson Jr Naval Operations Curtis E. LeMay Air Force Robert 5. McNamara White House LeMay Anderson Fornes Naval Datel L. Donald Mom Anderson I Liberty

What Every Girl Should Know From Dear Helen

Dorothy Dix column advises on dating savvy for a young woman seeking lasting attention. It stresses charm, genuine interest, and listening, with tips to share hobbies and sports to connect with men and foster conversation.

Dorothy Dix Helen Worden Erskine Helen New York Katherine Dyer Clarence Mackay Joseph Blake

Desperate Typist Seeks Work Through Office Canvassing

The note urges a hopeful job seeker to improve typing speed and approach large firms by typing and offering services. It mentions attending a symposium on industrial waste control with City Engineer Robert A Whiteford, City Chemist George K Smith, and City Disposal plant supervisor Robert N Hartman at Johns Hopkins Homewood Campus.

Robert A. Whiteford George K. Smith Robert N. Hartman Homewood Johns’ Hopkins University State Department of Sanitary Engineering and Water Resources Maryland Water Pollution Control Commission

Churches and Summer Theatres Promote Typing Camp Programs

Local churches and summer theatres announce typing camp ideas and program bulletins to maximize community engagement. Organizers emphasize practical skills for youth and adults, inviting participation at community venues and through church bulletins and theater schedules.

Idea Of Fall Curfew Dropped At Ocean City

Ocean City officials abandon a summer long curfew plan for youths. Mayor Cropper says some form of curfew will be set, but details and constitutionality of the current law are under review. A prior Labor Day riot led to 49 arrests and sparks talk of a 21 year old or younger limit.

Ocean City Hugh T. Cropper Jr Cropper

Buy Now or Diet Later Advice Echoes in Fashion Tip

A lighthearted note argues against buying a dress in a size too small prompting immediate dieting. It jokes that diets always begin tomorrow and suggests waiting to lose weight before purchasing the garment. The warning tone favors practical fit over impulse.

Word Study Note on Bumptious Usage

Lesson by W L Gordon explains misuses mispronunciations and mispellings of common terms. It defines bumptious as offensively conceited and self-assertive and notes how such traits affect social interaction.

W. L. Gordon

Easton elects Hubbard and Shockley to town council

In Easton Maryland incumbent mayor Calvin G. Lomax dies. Thomas F. Shockley and Henry Hubbard win council seats in a two vote margin over Elmer E. Fox with H. Purdy also elected. Hubbard later serves as mayor in 1961.

Easton Clin Easton, Md Sherwood M. Hubbard Calvin G. Lomax Easton Thomas F. Shockley Henry Hubbard Elmer E. Fox H. Purdy Hubbard Opposit

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