Frederick News Briefs May 17 1963
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1963
Page
2
President pushes extended unemployment benefits plan
The president urges Congress to permanently extend compensation for long term unemployed who exhausted state benefits. He proposes a federal goal of 50 percent weekly wages, with a national cost around 2.5 billion dollars, funded by higher wage taxation and a higher federal tax rate. Critics call it a pre election year bid and warn of heavier business taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Congress
Intelligence gaps in Cuban crisis probe findings
A Senate Preparedness subcommittee report says U S intelligence gathered data on the Cuban buildup but failed in evaluation due to a bias that strategic missiles would not be introduced into Cuba. The committee notes a philosophical conviction within the intelligence community hindered detection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Union
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
U. S
Cuba
Kremlin
Damascus FFA praised for Hoards Dairyman judging win
Letter from R Curtis Day Maryland FFA state president commends News farm page for printing Damascus FFA Chapter success in the Hoards Dairyman judging contest. He argues that publicity of youth achievements can reduce juvenile delinquency and supports more coverage of young people’s accomplishments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.F.A
Maryland Association of Future Farmers of America
Damascus
United States
R. Curtis Day
Motorist Charged After Accident in Frederick
A John Hanson Apartments motorist, Alice R. Davis, was charged with reckless driving after losing control off North Bentz street and hitting a parked 1961 Chevrolet owned by Raymond Sandower. Total damage was about 450 dollars. No charges filed in a second minor Ein accident on East Patrick Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hanson Apartments
Rockwell Terrace
Alice R.davis
North Bentz Street
Raymond L. Sandower
RFD
Frederick
Harry J. Quinn
James E. Schroyer
East Patick Street
Ray N. Dietz
Joyce L. Bohrer
South Main Street
Mt. Airy
Richard A. Ruppert
Cortlands Street
York
Fifty Years Ago Items From The News-Post May 17 1913
Article notes debates on hogs within Frederick city limits, measles affecting Buckeystown public school, county schools closing May 29, Buckeystown Packing Co addition and manager Archie Mossburg, a voter qualification ruling deeming grandfather clause unconstitutional, a house fire near Mt. Airy with residents rescued, Rev Guy P Bready elected Maryland classis president, and advocacy for steel cages in Police Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCurdy
Frederick
Buckeystown
John T. White
Buckeystown Packing Co
Archie Mossburg
Hammond Urner
Worthington
Peter
Maryland
Mort Sherman
William Rimbey
Mt. Afry
Guy P. Bready
Walkersville
Maryland Classis
the Reformed Church
Baltimore
American Submarines Sinker Nets Naval Report
Navy reports describe American submarines sinking six enemy ships in Pacific waters including a destroyer while damaging another vessel. A Tokyo press quote cites a steady stream of reinforcements as US forces land at Attu Island under combined naval and air bombardment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
CHE Tokyo Raimo
United States
Attu Island
Cmer
Eneen
Wisdram
Muti Tombens
Bethan
Hyssong Elected President of Frederick Optimists
John R. Hyssong was elected president of the Optimist Club of Frederick at a VFW meeting. He has three years of active membership and has served as Boy's Work chairman and vice-president. New officers include Bernard Lorenzen, Charles Collins as vice-presidents and others. The installation is set for June 18 at Peter Pan Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Hyssong
Optimist Club of
Frederick
V.F.W. Club
Optimist Club
Frederick Optimist Boys Foundation Inc
Better Homes Equipment Company
Bernard Lorenzen
Charles Collins
William Farra
Ernest Stephens
Homer Brooks
Clarence Snyder
Charles Ritchie
Warren Richy
Paul Ernest
Harold Waskey
Harry Lease
Peter Pan Inn
Braddock Heights
Maryland
Commander Hotel
Ocean City
Brian Hannum
Braddock Heichis Optimist Club
Three Minor Accidents Checkered by State Police
State police investigated three minor accidents last night near Route 394 and Third Street. Officers responded to scattered collisions and exchanged driver information. Weather and road conditions were noted as possible factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tole
Bechini
Agound
Reacersinasa
John Wert
Church Leaders Fault Birmingham Churches in Race Strife
Salisbury AP John Brademas D Ind told 450 Methodist ministers and laymen at the 24th Peninsula Annual Conference that Birmingham churches failed to lead in racial issues. He said churches were silent and often closed doors to Negroes on Good Friday and Easter. The conference urged racially inclusive church programs as it nears its four day end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
John Brademas
D-Ind
Birmingham
Ala
Brademas
South Bend Democrat
Mason‘Dixon Line
Methodists
Board of Christian Social Concern
John Wesley Lord
Maryland
Delaware
Weddings in Lewistown Mt Prospect Church May Fourth
Linda Lee Rice daughter of Mr and Mrs Leroy Rice and Larry Cleving er of Odessa Texas were married May 4 at 2 pm in Mt Prospect Church Lewistown Rev Charles Pollard officiated. The bride wore lace over taffeta and carried a white Bible with carnations. Bridesmaids wore blue and pink street length dresses. Best man was Gordon Sandland with Nick Nick els as usher. Post ceremony organ recital and reception followed at Lewistown Community Hall. The groom a PFC in the Army and headed to Fort Ord California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iee-Clevinger
Linda Lee Rice
Leroy Rice
East Sixth Street
Larry Clevinger
Odessa
Tex
Mt. Prospect
Lewistown
Charles Pollard
Peggy Driver
Vicky Angleberger
Gordon Sandland
Washington
Nick Nick ‘Els
Michigan
Randolph Stull
May MEET Joe IN a 205 aide a Prenaear's apotate
May 205 aide event mentions Joe and Prenaear in a brief, fragmentary note. No clear date, place, or full context is readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Prenaear
Glade Charge Prepares to Install New UCC Pastor
Rev. Dale M. Shellhamer will be installed as pastor of the Glade Charge at 7 30 p m Sunday in Walkersville. A Pennsylvania native and former Air Force member, he has ties to St John s Woodsboro and Glade Church. He earned a B A from Franklin and Marshall in 1956 and studied at Lancaster Theological Seminary, reentering in 1961 and set to graduate this June. He is married with one son and will be installed by Rev Roy C Snyder with liturgist Rev James A Smith Jr and message by Rev Dr Neville E Smith of Emmanuel UCC Hanover Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Shellhamer
Dale M. Shellhamer
Glade
United Church of Christ
Walkersville
Pennsylvania
Shellhamer
St. John's
Woodsboro
Glade Church
Mr. Shellhamer
Franklin and Marshall College
Lancaster
Lanccaster Theological Seminary
United States Air Force
Lancaster Seminary
Roy C. Snyder
Potomac Synod
James A. Smith Jr
Hood College
Nevin E. Smith
Emmanuel United Church of Christ
Hanover
Roy F. Snyder
St. John’s Church
Deba Covell
John Covell
Catherine Lee Covell
Frederick County
Joshua M
Mary Burdette Covell
Brook Hill Methodist Church
Yellow
Frederick Ue
Eileen Rudy
Harold Covell
Lucille Johnson
Jean Covell
Louella Cole
Croasville
Tenn
Betty Jane Williams
St. Louis
John Covell Jr
Miami
Fla
Beverly Damuth
Grayson L. DeGrange
Jean Whipp
Ababy
Barbara Ann Bell
Adelphi
Clara Locke
Florence Fogle
North Market Street
James F. Bellamy
Mt. Oliver Cemetery
Robert E. Dailey and Son
Charles H. Frushour
Thurmont
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Lewistown
Charles Eli
Amanda Harp Frushour
St. John's Lutheran Church
Church Council
Republican Central Committee
Maude Webster Frushour
Robert K. Remssurg
C. Ellis Frushour
Charles R. Frushour
Rocky Ridge
Emma Layman
Near
Creager Funeral Home
William E. Ervin Jr
Lewistown Cemetery
Delayed White House Welcome for Astronaut Gordon Cooper
Washington AP reports a scheduled reception for astronaut Gordon Cooper by President Kennedy at the White House is postponed by 24 hours. The ceremony time was set for 12:15 p.m. Tuesday, with officials and press to be accommodated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gordon Cooper
Kernair
White House
Death notices and obituaries from local times
Several death notices from the local area detail deaths of Charles H Frushour Harvey Ray Spurrier and Mrs Deila Roseanna Putman. The notices list birthplaces families church affiliations service details and funeral arrangements with dates and locations. Interments are noted at Mt Olivet and Lewistown cemeteries with Creager and M R Etchison and Son as funeral directors.
Riddle Puzzle Teases Reader with Hidden Clues
A quirky item presents a playful riddle set as a puzzle column. The text hints at crowded paths and curious hints leading readers toward a clever trap book. The piece invites engagement and suggests a welcoming puzzle challenge for readers.
Mt Airy to Open Pool by August After June Start
Rigger Construction Co of Baltimore wins Mt. Airy Ridge Swimming Pool contract. Work starts June 1 with completion expected by August 1. Pool sits on five acres at Beck drive end, features include diving board, diving well, four racing lanes, wading pool, bath houses, parking, filtration and chlorination, and town water plus on site well. Membership capped at 233 families. 101 joined so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Rigger Construction Co
Baltimore
Mt. Airy
Beck Drive
Raymond L. Lucas
James I. Windsor
Franklin Plunkard
William C. Duvall
P. Delbert
Beall
William Teague
Mirs
Dorothy Lowman
H. S. Albright
Carl Smith
Robert and
Edward Browning
Oscar Baker
Joseph Richards
Jack Boone
H. S. Beck Jr
Toys Being Taken Off The Market
The FDA announced three toy makers will withdraw plastic molding toys after reports of mild skin rashes in children. Hassenfeld Bros. Central Falls Rhode Island for Flubber. Old Fox Toy Co. North Branford Conn for Robin Rubber. Deca Plastics Material Co. Inc. South Gate Calif for Plubber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fondana Drug Administration
FDA
Hassenfeld Bros
Central Falls
R.A
Old Fox Toy Co
North Branford
Funeral Notices For Ernest Young Thomas Fox Paul Snyder
Funeral services for Ernest M. Young who died May 9 in Baltimore were held last Saturday at Truman Schuay funeral home with interment in Mount Olivet. Services for Thomas C. Fox were at Keysville Lutheran Church with pallbearers named and burial in Keysville cemetery. Paul L. Snyder died Tuesday and funeral services were held at Barton funeral home with interment in Rest Haven Memorial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crampton, Jefferson
Charles Spurrier
East Church Street
Mott Othet
Fichicon and Son
Feneral
Ernest M. Young
Bon Secours Hospital
Baltimore
Truman Schuay
William Schoessel
John Schoessel
Fred Arthur
Monroe Coran
Fred Kelch
Wiliam Brandenburg
John Gearhardt
Frederick Avenue Methodist Church
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Sodality
Carty
East Patrick Street
Clarence Carty
Frederick Memorial Hospital
St. John’s Church
Mt.Olivet Cemetery
Thomas C. Fox
Keysville Lutheran Church
Donald Brake
Lloyd Willhide
Raymond Eyler
Harry Clabaugh
Carroll Kiser
Frank Alexander
James Croshan
Keysville Cemetery
C. Q. Fuss and Son
Paul L. Snyder
Hansonville
Barton Funeral Home
Walkersville
Albert Snyder
David and Howard Needy
Alaine Moser
George Wachter
Earl Hilts
Walter Gentry
Resthaven Memorial Park
Homemakers Corner Charlesville Club Meeting Notes
Charlesville Homemakers Club met at Mrs. Walter Clem’s home with co host Mrs. Wesley Wachter presiding. Twelve members attended and discussed family responsibilities led by Mrs. Lemuel Shafer who also conducted a quiz. A joint meeting of three clubs is planned for May 20. No regular meeting is scheduled. The annual plan meeting will be held June 2 at 6 50 p m at Mrs Hatty Staley’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlesville
Charlesville Homemakers Club
Walter Clem
Wesley Wachter
Raymond Ford
Lemuel Shafer
Charlesville Club
Hatty Staley
Fire in Carrel County draws crowd and church service
A blaze at a Carrel County location prompted evacuation and a noon fire response. Residents planned a Methodist Church service and a community meeting at the same time. Local officials organized a dinner and memorial events nearby, with volunteers assisting in the aftermath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrel
Methodist Church
Vrsingrats
Davis di
Petest
Baden
Mpm
Rose Pree Cal Agency
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