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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1963
Page
2
The News Frederick Maryland edition lists publication details for Friday May 10 1963. It notes the Great Southern Printing & Manufacturing Co as printer and provides subscription rates by mail and carrier, with prices per month and year.
The Treasury forecasts a 2.9 billion increase in local and state revenues from the federal tax cut plan, with New York City and State projected to gain 20 million and 201 million respectively. Critics doubt broad tax relief and warn of overoptimism amid rising local and state taxes since 1952.
The fragment notes a 1995 event tied to a second Sunday observance and a failed or resisted amendment. It mentions a nation facing a delay in ratification connected to a person or group likely named Tess and a place or state context. The text is garbled but implies parliamentary or constitutional considerations and a delayed ratification.
A fragmented letter to the editor signals a group endorsement for a local water policy stance. The text mixes garbled phrases about Wheat County, Texas, and public works, suggesting community debate and possible opposition to the plan.
Fifty years ago readers learned of five forest fires burning over two days and 2000 acres, a Bryan dinner in Baltimore, a cliff accident at Cannon Hill with minor injuries, a baker losing three fingers to a bread machine, a horse kick near Grossnickle meeting, a laundry stove fire at 129 North Bentz, no trace of Maryland's first governor Thomas Johnson, and upcoming high school exams.
Reuter's dispatch from Allied Headquarters says Cap Ban resistance is collapsing and prisoner numbers grow hourly. Local items note gasoline ration revoke penalties, draft inductees, a school board election, religious leaders urging a Sunday sports ban, Frederick water pressure, a death at Thurmont, and political moves on school boards and redistricting petitions.
Obituaries note the deaths of Cecil Calvert Anderson of Baltimore now at Maryland Odd Fellows Home aged 76 after a weeklong illness. Survived by daughter Mrs Raymond Harrison and others, funeral at 1 pm Monday at the Maryland Odd Fellows Home, interment Western Cemetery. Also Samuel Cromwell of 179 West All Saints Street dies at Frederick Memorial Hospital aged 80, with services at Hicks Funeral Home and burial at Fairview Cemetery. Sgt Calvin L McGlaughlin dies in Nashville after a stroke. graveside at Soldiers' Home National Cemetery. Benjamin F Moss of Sharpsburg Pike dies suddenly aged 60. he founded Moss Insurance and was active in many clubs. funeral in Hagerstown. Additional line items list names, affiliations, and survivors.
Side Glances lists survivors: C Jerry Young Gaithersburg and Ernest F Young Africa, one step daughter Mrs Joseph Borden Washington, two sisters Mrs Harry Beaufelt Baltimore and Mrs Bruce G White this city, seven grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Funeral in Baltimore Saturday at 1 p.m. Interment Mt Olivet Cemetery this city at 2 30 p.m.
Funeral services were conducted for Sellman J Branden burg at Waltz Funeral Home Winfield with interment in Pine Grove Cemetery Mt Airy. Mrs Carrie Frances Bruchey died at Frederick Memorial Hospital and services were held at 106 East Church Street with interment in Mount Olivet cemetery. Lewis W Fritz of Mt Airy had services at Locust Grove Church of the Brethren with interment in the church cemetery. Elsie C Jones of Westminster died at Carroll County General Hospital and services were at Stone Chapel Methodist Church with interment at Pipe Creek Cemetery near New Windsor.
Former NFL star Lipscomb, known for size and speed, played for the Steelers during the 1956 to 1959 championship years and later joined the Colts. He wrestled in off seasons, pursued moon landing dreams, and was divorced from Cecelia with two children.
The Mountaindale Union Sunday School will host a Mother's Day Service Sunday at 7 45 pm. Rev Roby East ride of Walkersville Methodist Churches will deliver the address. The program includes prayers hymns and meditations. Market prices listed for corn and other goods appear in the same column.
The article features a Joacby on Bridge narrative with a South player and bidding described. It notes a later performance by Laura Gearinger and three students who earned Superior ratings at the Maryland Music Festival and will perform at the Federation of Music Clubs State Convention in Hagerstown, with family members attending.
Mount Edsard Bo Lot is elected by New Jersey voters amid a citywide backdrop. Nominations and student council influence underscore the selection as leaders emphasize community service and academic progress within Mount Edsard's chapter of the American Federation.
Funeral services planned in Dettas County for a victim described as having died by their own action. The deceased is identified as Ged, a premier of me Sump Se gf sooty Rewl ast, with mentions of family members Thuel and Annie Ser Rew and remarks on Hs th CBS. Friday evening services are noted.
Fragmentary obituary notes the death of a son of the late Gabriel and Nancy Young Pollard with references to survivors and a funeral service at Pleasant Baptist Church. The text also mentions connections to the Young family and prior residence in Fredericks.
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