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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1963

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8

Detrick Announces Program Armed Forces Day at Fort Detrick

Col M F Massoglia announced Fort Detrick will host the Armed Forces Day ceremony next Friday at 3 p.m. Officials invited include City and County leaders, Rep Charles Mathias, veterans groups, and civic bodies. Units from Fort Detrick and East Coast Relay will march in a retreat parade at 4 p.m. A reception at 6 p.m. follows with a dance, while an M 30 tank will be displayed at the Frederick Shopping Center next Saturday.

M. F. Massoglia Fort Detrick Martin F. Massoglia Massoglia Charles McC. Mathias Jr Army Ft. Detrick East Coast Color Guard Maryland National Guard Navy Walter Reed Hagerstown Frederick

Urbana Farm Sells for 871000 Near Urbana Maryland

The 173 acre Urbana area farm along Md 335 including farmhouse and barn sold for about 871000 to Dr John E Schneider of Washington from seller Charles G Fenwick The farm now run by Kay G Bidameer will pass to Mr Biddinger for cattle farming 43 head of White Hereford cattle on site A separate note reports a man charged in City Police with drug possession.

Urbana Charles G. Fenwick John E. Schneider Washington Schneider Kay G. Bidameer Biddinger

Seventh Day Adventists Start New Elementary School Plant

Ground was broken for a $65,000 parochial school on a 4.5 acre site on Shookstown road to educate 80 students in grades one through eight. The one story concrete block structure includes three classrooms, a multi purpose room with stage, a kitchen, library, crafts room, and health facilities. Built by church members, the project advances a four year plan with future expansion including a parsonage and church on the grounds.

Seventh Day Adventist Church Lani Shookstown Road Kitch Frank Camazo Seventh Day Adventist School Board Mt. Etna Takoma Park North Market Street Florience Lauback Edith Smith Tor Dahlberg Ipastor Donald Eckenroth Jerry McCarthy Herbert Camazo Frank Damazi Hoaever Camaro

Mathias Urges No On Wheat Vote Referendum

Congressman Charles McC Mathias Jr urged a no vote in the May 21 wheat referendum, saying the outcome will decide whether U.S. farms are run by landowners or Washington policy. He warned the vote will shape agricultural policy for years and impact non farm groups, noting all with a financial stake may vote and that farmers with one acre or more must register by May 14.

Charles McC . Mathias Jr Agriculture Department America Washington

Democrats At Dinner Set Near 350 Guests

More than 350 persons are expected at the Peter Pan inn in Urbana on Monday night for the annual Jefferson Jackson Day Dinner. Featured speaker is Sen. Daniel B. Brewster. Attending dignitaries include Carl Sickles, Thomas Finan, Louis Goldstein, Mildred Otenasch, Carmel Bondas, and Mary Wilson, with a social hour from 6 to 7 p.m. Brester will speak before the dinner.

Peter Pan Inn Urbana Daniel B. Brewster Carlton R. Sickles Thomas B. Finan Louis L. Goldstein Mildred Otenasch Maryland Carmel M. Bondas United Democratic Women’s Chie Mary Wilson Women’s Club Breaster

Frederick High School to honor scholars banquet speaker

Frederick High School will host the Second Annual Banquet honoring scholastic achievers on Tuesday at 6 30 p m in the school cafeteria. Dr Helen E Clarke newly appointed Dean of Women at the University of Maryland will address attendees on Choosing Realistic Goals with background spanning Europe Canada and Mexico.

Helen E. Clarke University of Maryland Frederick High School Frederick University of Michigan University of California University of Illinois Columbia University New York Clarke United States Germany Osborn John Kreitz I Rosemond Webb Robert McGee Alice ‘Kolb Carolyn Scott Flowers Kreitz William Routzahn John Culler Jr Samuel Rosen

First Rain In May Dampens Frederick County Ground

Frederick County recorded a 0.03 inch rainfall last night the first of the month with highs in the 40s and cloudy skies. Scattered showers are forecast today and tonight with a chance of rain early next week.

Frederick County

Groundbreaking ceremony overview at Sumas property site

The fragment describes a groundbreaking ceremony for a project on the Sumas property along Shower Road. Attendees include Elder AB RK, Dr. Jobo Dol, Dona'd Eckenrath, Ender Tor Traihe nets, J. Keeter, Mayor FE, Dr. Frank Damnaya, Danny Cammiesovers, Russel Horman, Aaron Renn, and Lawrence A. Dorsey.

Sumas Wave End Day Jobo Dol Thucrent Nsaorths Oweretarr- Weaseret Dona'd Eckenrath, Sapere Comitecion Ender Stroa Lial J. Keeter Mayor Frank Damnaya Church Stave Board Danny

Vote Drive Planned For Negroes Vote Drive Planned For Negroes

Birmingham leaders plan a voter registration drive after a six week integration effort that drew more than 200 Negro arrests and police action. King says a group agreement on desegregation steps exists though city leaders deny binding effect.

Birmingham Ala Martin Luther King Jr Atlanta Eugene Connor Connor King Sidney Smyer Smyer Albert Boutwell Commission Arthur Hanes

Siegel Elected By Broadcasters in Maryland

Ted McDowell of WMAL was elected president of the Chesapeake AP Broadcasters Association. He succeeds Charles Roeder of WCBM. Mel Bernstein of WIZ and Mort Siegel of WFMD were named vice presidents for metropolitan signal and non metropolitan stations, respectively, at the Baltimore meeting. Also noted is a shelter drill with volunteers entering a Sehy di foat fallout shelter for 24 hours on survival rations.

Baltimore Ted McDowell Wmal Am-Fm-Tv Washington D.C Te Chesapeake AP Broadcasters Association McDowell Charles Roeder WCBM Mel Bernstein WIZTV Metropolitan Signal Mort Siegel WFMD Frederick ATER Cambridge Ine

Brunswick Looks to Rebuild Ball Park After Season

The Brunswick Board of Education voted to rebuild the local ball field after this fall season. Plans include grading adjustments, a new chain link fence, and bleacher sections to seat 400+, aiming to replace the current hill and vale field and approach Scheer Stadium quality.

Brunswick Scheer Board of Education Gordon Smith Smith Baltimore Orioles Ball Park Dale Lloyd Brunswick Field Memorial Stadium Baltimore Field Ballield Walkersville

Motorist Charged After Minor Crash at Intersection

A 23-year-old motorist from near Adamstown was charged with failing to reduce speed to avoid a collision after a minor crash at West Seventh and North Market streets about 12:30 a.m. Today James Richard Harding Jr. was unable to stop his 1959 Ford and rammed the rear of a 1958 Ford driven by Terry Lee Eyler 19 of Woodsboro who was stopped for a light. Several motorists were charged with speeding and traffic violations including Derek M Wiedman Charles H Coblentz Davis S Way Jr Gilbert E Lee Clarence I Market Robin D Staley Regina W Snowden Darlene L Schultz Charles C Rhoades Phyllis J Jahn Donald Lee Miller Edward Ro Gladhill Leonard F Moyer. ABETTSVILLE MAN KILLED IN UPPER MARLBORO Md CA – John Bowerman 14 of Bettsville killed in a collision in Adelphi Prince Georges County. Bowerman pronounced dead on arrival at Washington Sanitarium State Police said the crash occurred as Maryland tolls rose with prior incidents.

Adamstown West Seventh North Market Streets James Richard Harding Jr Terry Lee Eyler Woodsboro Derek M. Wiedman Walkersville Charles H. Coblentz Middletown Davis S. Way Jr Hagerstown Gilbert E. Lee RFD Frederick Clarence I Abettsville Upper Marlboro John Bowerman Bettsville Adelphi Prince Georges County Bowerman Washinston Sanita Maryland

Cuban Exiles Plotting For Knockout

Unity fever grips the Cuban exile community as plans for a junta in exile to back a counterrevolution against Fidel Castro mature. Enrique Ruiz Williams says the body will form soon and rebels will be recruited to infiltrate Cuba for sabotage and guerrilla actions aided by CIA knowledge. Williams, a Bay of Pigs veteran, spoke by phone from New York City after touring Puerto Rico.

Miami Fla Fidel Castro Enrique Ruiz Williams Cuba Central Intelligence Agency U.S Ruiz Williams New York City Puerto Rico

Brunswick Plans Sale of 45 Acres Near High School

Brunswick Mayor James E. Cummings announced plans to offer about 45 acres of the old B&O farm adjacent to the future high school site for bid. The town seeks a large scale home development to revitalize idle land and boost revenue. Bids are due at the next regular Town Council meeting.

Brunswick James E. Cummings B&o Brunswick High School Cummings

Appreciation Of The Flag Plans Heritage Week Events

Community groups organize Heritage Week from June 14 to 23 featuring flag ceremonies, a public gathering at Manor House and a craft center display. Local civic club members Ralph Guises and others coordinate speakers, recitations, and a flag-raising ceremony at Becka Park with participation from the Exchange Channel and state crafts demonstrations.

Civic Club Beka Perk Ai Bons Setgar Gary Amitia Mio Orne Amercen Manor Hower Aloum Charman Onentanen

Russians Set Death For Spy Penkovsky faces execution for espionage in Moscow trial

Soviet military tribunal sentenced Oleg Penkovsky to death for espionage and British codefendant Greville Wynne to eight years in prison after a five day trial. Judge Lt Gen Viktor Borisoglobsky delivered verdicts as spectators applauded. Wynne sought clemency citing his son's birthday. Penkovsky loses medals and World War II decorations. Wynne's appeal process and the overall trial remained behind closed doors.

Moscow Wynne Hat Andrew Nikolai Borovik Soviet Bloc Penkovsky West

Graduation Speaker Set for Mount Saint Marys Commencement

Mount Saint Marys College in Emmitsburg announced that Thomas Dodd, U S Senator from Connecticut, will deliver the commencement address on June 1 during the college's graduation exercises. Bishop J Furey and other dignitaries will attend as honorary degree recipients amid campus ceremonies.

Revert R. Kline Mount Saint ' S College Emmitsburg Thomas 4. Dodd United States Connecticut J. Furey Philadelpha Joane

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