The News Frederick May 9 1963 front page details
Page four of The News in Frederick Maryland shows pricing and subscription options, with circulation notes and Associated Press membership. The item lists daily delivery and postal details, plus post office classification and publication timing.
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THE
Frederick
Maryland
MEG. Co
Mae
Thall
Cerrier
Audi Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
AP Jews Olipatches
Frederikk
Freeman Referendum clash and calls for NC vote May 21
Letters attack Freeman and his Bureaucrats over the Wheat Referendum, charging deceitful, underhanded tactics to push a yes vote. Another writer praises Governor Tawes veto of pension bills and questions lawmakers while urging voters to oppose the referendum and defend farm freedom and property rights.
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Congress
Freeman
Mr. Freeman
City election dates prompt call for new study commission
County commissioners adopt a July 1 fiscal year starting next year easing budget decisions for new boards. In Frederick, changing from January 1 to July 1 ties hands of incoming leaders, prompting calls for a study commission to propose election and installation date changes before the next election.
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City of
Frederick
Letters Urges No Vote On Wheat Referendum
A letter to the editor urges voters to reject the Wheat Referendum on May 21 and accuses federal officials of pressuring farmers. The writer calls for registration by May 13 and attacks the administration’s use of political tactics to sway farm support, urging a solid No vote.
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Orville
Freeman
House Agriculture Committee
Department of Age
Orville Freeman
Montana
Peru
Music Student Is Found Slain In Cambridge Wisconsin
A music student in Cambridge Wisconsin was found slain, with police investigating a possible connection to a local theater group and a past fear reported in the area. No motive or suspect disclosed as authorities seek leads from residents and campus contacts.
Frege The News-Pest stories from Fifty Years Ago
Fifty years ago in Frederick Maryland items include Hoody College enforcing strict dress, discovery of a foundation stone from a historic Maryland church in an East All Saints street graveyard, and a gander attack while feeding geese. Also elections within Jacques de Molay Commandery Maryland officers, a boy hero rescuing a drowning child, staff transfers at B and Q yards, auto vulcanizing venture by Stull and Snyder, a push to extend colored schools terms from 7 to 9 months, and an overnight low of 42 degrees.
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HOODY
Maryland
Frederick
Episcopal
East All Saints Street
Mt. Olivet
Edward Schell
Patrick Street
Jacques de Molay
Knights Templar
A. LeRoy McCardell
Simon S. Miller
Leo Steiner
George G. Steiner
Steiner's Mill
Jefferson
Raymond Stevens
Harry Stevens
William Hamilton
Reel's Mill
John J. Winpigler
Stull and Snyder
George Stull
Markey's
John J. Snyder
Postal Telegraph Co
Allied push in Tunisia dominates Twenty Years Ago items
Allied armies pursue Axis forces fleeing Tunis and Bizerte as battles rage in North Africa. Major Omar Bradley leads U S Second Corps in the Novarossisk advance while Patton relinquishes command in the north. A child injury and a vivid city electrical storm are noted among local items.
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Tunis
Bizerte
North Africa
Moscow
Novorossisk
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Omar N. Bradley
George S. Patton, Jr
Mr and Mrs Harvey Showe Sr celebrate 45th anniversary
Mr and Mrs Harvey Showe Sr of East Patrick Street will mark their 45th wedding anniversary on May 16. Mrs Showe also will turn 61 on May 11, with family noting the two milestones.
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Harvey Showe
East Patrick Street
Showe
Mind Oven Affairs Says Mabama Gar Hartford Clumsed
AP report from Hartford notes unrest over Alabama tensions and local reactions to federal and state actions. Citizens express concern about crime and national unity as debate continues on law and order and regional influence.
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Mabama Gar
Hartford
Wallace
Alabama
Dempser
Connecticut
Birminghan
Unidad
Athens
Fey
Junior Prom At FHS On Friday Night
Frederick High School Class of 64 hosts a Junior Prom in the school gym from nine to twelve with the theme In Central Park. Sid Miller announced the prom committees including decorations, refreshments, advertisements, invitations, and ticket duties, plus faculty sponsors and junior officers.
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Frederick
Central Park
Sidney Miller
Judy Aird
Jennie Brewer
Lois Brubaker
Lewis Brachey
Sandra Burdette
John Cordyack
Larry Putman
Christine Espeland
Donald
Mary Philips
Nancy McKnight
Mary Lynn Crawford
Terry Moss
Peggy Hoffman
Kathy Idoine
Paul Rormsburg
Alice Olson
William Jacobs
John Engelbrecht
Neil Achenbach
Charles Baldwin
Edward Porter
LeRoy Fleming
H. E. Cornpropst
Ivan Shanholtz
Sid Miller
Norman Mason
Jeanne Messer
Water Costs Outlined At Walkersville
Public meeting at Walkersville Fire Hall estimated a modern well water system would cost 62 per family. The plan funds water rate, service, capital costs, and salaries, with wells sited outside town limits. Frederick City extension and Fountain Rock were priced comparably. a well system remained a third option if other sources failed.
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Walkersville
Glade Valley
Frederick City
Fountain Rock
Herbert M. Bloom
Frederick ‘ Metropolitan
Fountas Rock
E. Panl Maguha
Frederick
Sanitary Commission
James H H. Grove
Navh E Kefauver Jr
Joseph Kline
Deledate Gordlee
Byronano
Miomey
Grove
Walkersville Down
Walkersville Water Commission
Prado
Wea
Samtars
Hs Durer
Rotary Club Warned Of Red Danger
Frederick Rotary heard poet laureate Vincent Burns warn of communist menace abroad and at home, urging decisive victory in a Cold War struggle. He linked Cuba Viet Nam and South America to a rise of communism and praised American ideals rooted in religious faith.
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Rotary Club of
Frederick
Francis Scott Key
Vincent Godfrey Burns
Poet Laureate of
Maryland
Hitler
Cuba
Viet Nam
Burns
State Department
Castro
Mexico
South America
United States
Rotary Club
Freedoms Foundation
Valley Forge
Assembly
West Frederick
John R. Fitzpatrick
Ames Hendrickson
Walter L. Roney
Paul Gordon
Danny Murphy
Rotary
Deaths in Reading and surrounding areas claim several lives
Arilagtes L. Brown 51 of Reading Pa formerly of New Windsor died Tuesday evening in St Joseph Hospital Reading. Survived by daughter Viola Brown Baltimore and two brothers Raymond New York City and Richard Baltimore. Services Saturday 1 p m at New Windsor funeral home conducted by Rev Clarence Govers with interment Mt Olive cemetery New Windsor. Robert M Dinterman Sr of Vienna Virginia died suddenly May 2 survived by wife Amy Jones Swindon England four children and seven grandchildren. Burial May 6 Arlington National Cemetery with full military honors. Estee Ray Kiser 67 of Taneytown died at Fort Howard Veterans Hospital after illness. Survived by wife and two children and fifteen grandchildren. Funeral Saturday 10 30 a m C C Fuss funeral home Taneytown with interment Lutheran cemetery Taneytown. Mrs Mabel E Sisk 80 of Hagerstown died at Washington County Hospital after lengthy illness. Survived by sister Mrs Clarence Ambrose Taneytown.
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Arilagtes L. Brews
Arlington
Lowell Brown
Reading
New Windsor
St. Joseph Hospital
Frederick County
Jesse Brown
Lovie Budd Brown
Viola Brown
Baltimore
Raymond Brown
New York City
Richard Brown
Methodist Church
Robert M. Dinterman
Robert M. Dinterman Sr
Vienna
Amy Jones
Swindon
England
Roger Alfred
Mary E. Starkweather
Oakton
Rita Joan Stark
Ottawa
Canada
Robert M. Jr
Arlington National Cemetery
Estee Ray Kiser
Rt. 2
Taneytown
Fort Howerd Veterans Hospital
Harney
J. Franklin
Alice 2. Delaplaine
Ivan Beaver
Airy
Lloyd Kiser
Moose Lodge
Gettysburg
Roy C. Sisk
Mabel E. Sisk
Hagerstown
Washington County Hospital
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Clarence Ambrose
Legislative Council to Study Assateague Island plans
The Legislative Council will study next month the conflict between state and federal plans for Assateague Island development. A public hearing is set for 3 p.m. June 4 by the budget and finance committee, with federal and state officials invited to attend.
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Annapolis
Legislative Council
Assateasue Island
Bidketami Finance Committee
Mrs Nina Gore Dies at 85 Widow of Senator Gore
Mrs Nina Kas Gore 85 widow of former Oklahoma senator Thomas Pryor Gore died Wednesday after a long illness in Washington. The former First Lady of the Senate wife of one of Oklahoma’s first two U.S. senators, Gore had been a public figure in political circles for years. She is survived by relatives.
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Gore
Washington
Nina Kas Gore
Thomas Pryor Gore
Oklahoma
U.S
Chapter of the Future Farmers of America Meeting Recap
Fragmentary OCR note references a Future Farmers of America chapter event with parent involvement and a plan or menu yet to be clarified. The readable text hints at a meeting, possible banquets, and ongoing organization activities. Names, dates, and locations are not decipherable in the fragment.
Postal Men Discuss Work Rules and Local Meeting
Local Post Office hosted a full day session on procedures of the federal employee union framework with six National Employees organizations. Western Maryland Washington Virginia and West Virginia post offices sent postmasters and officials to review the agreement and the path to Executive Order driven cooperation in the federal service.
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U. S. Post Office Department
Maryland
Washington
Virginia
West Virginia
James A. Grove
Federal
W. G. Milstead
D. M. Ge
W. H. Geddes
Cumberland
Mathe L. Shives
Hancock
Joseph E. Kenney
Frostburg
Lenwood C. Moss
Lee C. Hocker
James S. Ross
Rockville
Preston L. Hale
Hampstead
Maurice A Spalding
Daniel FE. Mowen
Kersburg
Morris Richardson
Western
Csaigs Maulsohn
R. Byers
Wilur KR
Joohnston
Taylor F. Simpson
Jonas O. Chanbert
Matis
Winchester
Mannine Snyth
Pu Uster
Frodt Nowb
Borkley Spoings
COG Pine
Berryville
H. Me
Thomas B. Comiskey
Ach Wolfhape
Cumberand
R. VL. Evans Jr
Charles E. Maen
S.peonterleat
Hagerstust
Bankers Return From Convention in Atlantic City
Frederick county bankers and officials attended the 67th Maryland Bankers Association convention in Atlantic City May 3 to 7. Vernon T. Pittinger of Equitable Trust Co was elected president, succeeding A LeRoy Nichols of Nicodemus National Bank. Collinus of this city hosted the annual breakfast at Chalfonte Haddon Hall. Numerous local attendees represented Farmers and Mechanics National Bank Frederick County National Bank Fredericktown Savings and Trust Western Maryland Trust Womersboro Savings Bank Damascus Keedysville and Alex Brown and Sons with Arthur V Myers and family among those present.
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Frederick County
Maryland Bankers Association
Atlantic City
Vernon T. Pittinger
Equitable Trust Company
Baltimore
A. LeRoy Nichols
Nicodemus National Bank
Hagerstown
A. B. Collinus
Alex, Brown and Sons
Chalfonte-Haddon Hall
Collinns
Farmers and Mechanics
National Bank
Benjamin L. Shuff
Guy W. Nusz
A. A. Radcliffe
L. Rayhu Specht
Earl D. Young
R. W. Harbaugh
Frederick County National Bank
Arthur V. Myers
Glenn E. Biehl
Howard Gross
Fredericktown Savings and Trust Company
W. Meredith Young
Joseph T. Griffin
G. Hutter Bowers
Social Security Promotes May as Senior Citizens Month
W S King, Hagerstown Social Security District Manager, pledges renewed service to the public and aged residents during May National Senior Citizens Month. He notes President Kennedy's call to raise awareness of seniors problems, strengthen services, and recognize their past and present contributions. King cites Frederick County benefit statistics showing many seniors receive checks and spend their benefits locally, urging workers to visit offices for information and to understand how earnings affect benefits.
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W. S. King
Hagerstown
Social Security
McHaif King
Frederick County
Senor Cizen
Kine
Seca
Pte CP
Among The Sick Mis Charis Brashears
Wrap of a fragmented notice mentions names and places tied to a Tuesday event. Key entities include Charis Brashears, Wayne Shankle, Mir Varcin Th Shack, Mamie, and Heepete. The legible parts suggest a local notice or obituary style item with personal references and a near Mamie location.
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Mis Charis
Douhs
Wayne Shankle
Mir
Mr Varcin Th. Shack
Mamie
Amer
Jacoby on Bridge Columns for NEA Service
Bridge expert Jacoby provides weekly analysis for NEA Service outlining bidding and play strategies. This column explains common missteps, offers practical tips, and highlights hand patterns to improve declarer play and defense.
Hard Luck Joe Displays Again in Bridge Play
Bridge hand description shows North South pair with vulnerable position. Opening lead a six draws pass sequence through to dummy and declarer, resulting in a pass heavy auction. Players Sah and th navigate bids and passes.
Hard Luck Joe Struggles with Diamonds and Trumps
In a rubber bridge session, Hard Luck Joe loses a trick after a sequence of trumps and diamond plays. He laments bad luck and flawed strategy, noting West’s bidding signal suggested East held the singleton diamond, while diamonds and hearts misfired, costing him the game.
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Joe
East
West
Funeral services for Mrs Bes sie Dell Harp held in Frederick
Funeral services for Mrs Bes sie Dell Harp widow of Reno S Harp Sr were held at Trinity Reformed Chapel on Tuesday at 11 am Rev Reno S Harp Jr assisted by Rev Paul L Althouse officiated Pallbearers included Reno S Harp II grandson Interment in Mount Olivet cemetery Mo R Etchison and Son funeral directors Also services for Leslie Oscar Albaugh near Union Bridge were held Wednesday at 6 pm at Union Bridge funeral home Interment in Chapel cemetery near Libertytown service officiated by Rev Donald A Haas Pallbearers Earl Haley Joseph Wartsock Clarence S services for Marion Meade Hanover Homewood Church Walkersville were held Wednesday at 2 pm officiated by Dr Raymont E Weibelny with nephews as pallbearers Interment Linden His cemetery
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Bessie Dell Harp
Reno S. Harp Sr
West Second Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Trinity Reformed Chapel
Reno S. Harp Jr
Paul L. Althouse
Evangelical United Church of Christ
Reno S. Harp, II
F. Ross Myers
Harry D. Redcliff
N. Wilson Schley
Charles F. Bowers
Raymond C. Geisbert
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Mo R. Etchison and Son
Leslie Oscar Albaugh
Union Bridge
D. D. Hartzler and Sons
Donald A. Haas
Chapel Cemetery
Libertytown
Earl Haley
Joseph Wartsock
Clarence
Manrigers Aio Dand Meade
Hanover
Bortor
Walkerssle
Raymont E Weibelny
James Hahn
Mentie Thomas
Charles Hahn
Melvin Wahn
Ralph Beaers
Warner Hahn
Imerment
Linden
Probe and claim cloud Washington API relations
A murky report cites unnamed sources about an AMD probe affecting Washington API ties. It mentions individuals Bithard S Schuester and Alf in vague terms, alleging deals or ratings and a connection to four five and a gene sequence. The fragmentary note hints at a late-stage inquiry with potential political or corporate implications.
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AMD
Wampngton
Bithard S. Schuester
New York Trading Slows Then Edges Higher
Trading activity in New York steadied as the market moved toward the close with modest gains. Analysts noted continued volatility and cautious sentiment among investors in the session.
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New York
Cains
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