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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1963
Page
4
Page four of The News reports classifieds and notices with local items. It lists subscription rates and carrier prices while noting AP content and postal details for Frederick Maryland.
Republican candidates toured the county while state candidates missed the train to Frederick. Mrs. Anne Rebecca Johnson obituary notes she was granddaughter of Thomas Johnson. Fire destroyed a hallway at the home of Alexander Bowie, due to a nighttime blaze. Weather brings the coldest start yet with 27 degrees and ice. Mr Rinker of Virginia injured near Brunswick. P M Hiteshew aided him during Republican campaign travels. County market activity flourishes at base of supplies. William Jennings Bryan and party dine at City Hotel before speaking at the City Opera House, joined by local Democratic leaders.
Secretary of State Rusk bluntly told West German leaders that Europe must bear a fair share of NATO costs and commitments. He cited Europe’s $5 billion annual trade with the Soviet bloc and questioned the adequacy of token support from other allies, urging real burden sharing to sustain the alliance.
Representative Richard Fulton releases a letter from Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater supporting privatizing the Tennessee Valley Authority. Goldwater argues private operation would pay 5 percent more taxes and boost state and local revenues, while improving efficiency and broader benefits.
Mr. Charles Burkett, once a patient at University Hospital in Baltimore, is now convalescing at his home on West Seventh Street.
Mr and Mrs Larry Shew bridge of North Market Street announce the birth of their first child a son this morning at Frederick Memorial Hospital Mrs Shew bridge formerly Carol Barnes a former employee of the Frederick News birthday on Sunday.
The 1943 item reports German claims of Red Army landings in Eastern Crimea near Kerch while Moscow says fresh Soviet advances trap Nazi forces. Navy Secretary Knox notes Bougainville landings surprised the enemy as draft boards prepare notices for errant registrants. War ration book four issued to 51,826 residents. William Grayson Cum- is noted.
A text blends Beecher’s sand and iron metaphor with a Wyoming card hand puzzle, noting a six heart contract and a debated finesse. It reflects on autumn versus winter moods and a quip about itchy clothing, weaving philosophy with light sports and fashion commentary.
The issue records changes including the resignation of Rt. Rev. Edward T. Helfenstein as Bishop of the Maryland diocese and automatic succession by Rt. Rev. Noble C. Powell. Mings Brunswick appointed volunteer organizer for the Military Order of the Purple Heart, with John Hammond of Brunswick named assistant. Additional obituaries list Annie M. Campbell of Poplar Springs and other community figures with funeral details.
Four Army men were honored in a Thursday parade on Fort Detrick Post Parade Field as they retire after long service. Lt. Col. Harold E. McCue Master Sergeant John Jackie Master Sergeant Robert Beeno telle Spector and Sergeant Crabl completed over a combined span of decades in the Army with World War II and Korea service noted. Certificates of achievement were awarded by Col. Carl Caste and retirement for Lt. Col. Martin F. Muara was delayed due to hospitalization.
Obituaries note deaths of residents with services at multiple local funeral homes. Individuals named include a woman from Oak Orchard with survivors and church ties, John Smith of Lisbon? and Thomas Wagaman of Sabillasville with service details, pallbearers listed, interments at Pleasant Hill cemetery and Blue Ridge Cemetery.
The Mount Saint Mary’s College AAUP chapter in Emmitsburg will host a dinner for faculty Monday at 7 p.m. at the Howard Johnson Restaurant in Gettysburg and launch a new publication The Colloquia edited by Dr J D Broussard with officers Bernard Kailiss Kenneth Campbell and Robert Neal. Meanwhile digging resumes at the Kimberley Mine as major firms rotate production among reserve mines.
Pope Paul urges reunification with a single corporate government but diverse expressions and ministries. Lutheran leader Fry emphasizes intellectual integrity and mutual interchange to deepen truth. Benedictine abbot Klein calls for unity with multiform worship and theology while retaining essentials. World Council outlines a global picture of one faithful, apostolic church.
The Seneca Creek Watershed Association plans its first fall meeting at Taylor Elementary School in Boyds on Monday at 8 p m. The session will be a general discussion on future development of upper Montgomery County. The group has 75 members with Harry Leet Gaithersburg president Elizabeth Wishle Boyds vice president Mrs Mauser secretary and Albert Gloyd Boyds treasurer.
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