The News of Frederick Maryland November 7 1963
The Great Southern Potg and Mfg Co Frederick Md publishes this Thursday edition. Local and AP news dispatches are shared with readers in Frederick and surrounding communities. The paper details subscription rates and service options for across town and mail delivery.
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the News
Great Southern Ptg. & Mfg, CO
North Court St
Frederick
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Frederic
Hoffa Wins First Step Toward National Truckers Contract Power
National Control James R Hoffa secures approval from 85 percent of local trucker unions to negotiate national contracts with the trucking industry. Hoffa aims for two national agreements long haul and local trucking while seeking a federation of all transportation unions. Government fears growth of power that could paralyze transport prompt calls for restricted legislation.
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James R. Hoffa
New York
San Francisco
David Beck
Jimmy Hoffa
Beck
Hoffa
Trucking Industry, Inc
Maritime and Longshoremen’s Union
Railroad and Airlines
Damascus Bank Moves Into New 225000 Building
The Bank of Damascus will relocate to a new brick and stone structure at 9916 Main Street in Damascus by May 1964. The $225,000 bank, with deposits around 6.948 million and serving 1200 to 1500 people, began construction after ground breaking in late October. The old building will house the Damascus Post Office and be leased to the U.S. Government.
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Bank of Damascus
Main Street
Damascus
Walter C. Brown
Damascus Post Office
U.S
Damascus Bank
Bench Peak
Fifty Years Ago Items From The News Post Files
November 7 1913 reports eggs priced at 37 cents a dozen amid scarcity and 34 cents bought by dealers. Farmer W Henry Ray wins corn title with 11 1/2 barrels from a ten year field. Vontevue inmates include a woman tramp for first time under superintendent S A Gregg. Dr Wilson A Long dies in Baltimore hospital. Mrs Edward Thompson of Mt Airy injured in a church steps fall. Fire near Salamander Hill destroys mountain land and timber. Swastika Realty Co lays concrete pavement curb and gutter on Fourth Street Pike. Justice Fabian Posey elected president of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
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Frederick
Henry Ray
Middletown
S.A. Gregg
Wilson A. Long
Baltimore
Edward Thompson
Mt. Airy
M.E. Church
Salamander Hill
Wolfsville
Swastika Realty CO
Fourth Street
Ustice
Fabian Posey
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Frederick City to Collect Water Rents Above Budget
Frederick City officials say water rents will total at least 90 000 dollars for the current fiscal year, about 12 000 dollars above budget projections. Sugar stocks remain high but unlikely to be relieved from rationing soon. The Presidential Board urged wage boosts for non-operating railway workers, from ten cents to four cents per hour by wage tier. A new A gasoline ration book will become valid Wednesday. Adamstown’s Ev Morgan Andreas was elected president of the Frederick County Christian Endeavor Union.
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Frederick
EV. Morgan Andreas
Adamstown
Frederick County Christian Endeavor Union
Seek Top Lawyer In Baker Case
More than a dozen lawyers volunteered as special counsel for the Senate probe into Robert G. Baker's business and political life. The Senate Rules Committee pursued a nationwide search for a man of stature after Baker resigned as secretary to the Democratic majority following a lawsuit alleging misuse of official position.
Do You Know Teaching Young Birds by a Kingfisher
A father kingfisher guides eight hungry chicks along a pole spanning a creek. He disciplines them with pecks, dives for fish, and returns to feed the brood, which squabble over the meal until one successful diver is left content and others scatter.
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Father
Mt Airy School Bazaar and Turkey Supper Planned
Mt Airy High School hosts a Saturday bazaar and turkey supper sponsored by the Mount Airy PTA. Activities run 4 to 8 pm with door prizes every 20 minutes, shrinkery sale at The Garden Shoppe, booths like White Elephant and Ye Old Pastry Shoppe, and a record hop for teens.
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Mount Airy High School
Mount Airy P.T.A
P.T.A
Local Health Briefs From Area Hospitals
Mr. Harvey R. Miller of Wilson Place was admitted to the Veterans Administration Hospital in Martinsburg West Virginia for observation last Friday. Mr. Chester Young of Ballenger Creek Road had surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital this morning. John L. Barber Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. John Barber of Mountaindale, ex-patient at Victor Cullen State Hospital Sabillasville, is now at Loch Raven Veterans Hospital Baltimore.
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Harvey R. Miller
Wilson Place
Veterans Administration Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
Chester Young
Ballenger Creek Road
Frederick Memorial Hospital
John L. Barber Jr
John Barber
Mountaindale
Victor Cullen State Hospital
Sabillasville
Loch Raven Veterans Hospital
Baltimore
Taney Apartment couple to celebrate 54th anniversary
Mr and Mrs Emmett Fichelberger of Taney Apartments will mark their 54th wedding anniversary this Sunday. Willy Klockner, Konrad Adenauer's chauffeur, is releasing a photo book from his worldwide travels with the West German chancellor.
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Emmett Fichelberger
Taney Apartments
Konrad Adenauer
Willy Klockner
No Peace For Weary Khrushchev Threatens Kennedy in 1964
AP analyst James Marlow notes Khrushchev’s renewed blockade of American convoys in East Germany tests and potential crises for Kennedy’s reelection bid. He contrasts Khrushchev’s saber rattling with Kennedy’s peace and prosperity campaign, highlighting recent nuclear test ban progress and volatile Soviet behavior.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Kennedy
Khrushchev
East Germany
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
State Department
Cuba
United States
Russia
Soviets mark 46th Bolshevik anniversary with anti missile rocket
Moscow staged a Red Square parade on the Bolshevik anniversary featuring a two stage anti aircraft rocket about 50 feet long. Moscow Radio and Tass highlighted its military potential claiming it could hit air and space targets. U S officials debated defenses against ICBMs with Dr Harold Brown and Dr Edward Teller offering opposing views. Premier Khrushchev presided over the display alongside top leaders and marshals.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Red Square
Moscow Radio
Tass
U.S. Defense Department
Sen Reta
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Pentagon
Harold Brown
Defense Research and Engineering
Defense Department
Edward Teller
Nuclear Physi
Ridion Y. Malinovsky
Lenin
Malinovsky
Khrushchev
Turner and Carol Ann Beall wed James E Turner Til
Mr and Mrs Claude Beall announce the marriage of their daughter Carol Ann to James E Turner Til both of this city The couple reside in Rocky Springs until spring with plans for the future in this locality
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Turner—Beall
Claude Beall
Carol Ann
James E. Turner Til
James E. Turner Jr
Rocky Springs
Obituaries from Taneytown area list several local deaths
Death notices report John Samuel Stover 80 of Taneytown died in Gettysburg after a life at Trinity Lutheran Church member and Bridgeport Inn operator. Also listed are Mary Keefer Wantz 69, Bertha Mae Schamel Corby Schamel 70, John W. Watts 67 of Frederick County, with surviving relatives, service details, and interment plans for each at local Taneytown funeral homes and Lutheran cemetery.
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John Samuel Stover
Taneytown
Annie M. Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Emma Koontz Stover
Cornelius and
Mary Overholtzer Stover
Dorothy Cantwell
Keymar
Ruth Dayhoff
Detour
Mary Krug
Tangetown
Charles Campbell
Westminster
Vernon Crouse
Trinity Lutheran Church of
Bridgeport Inn
C. C. Fuss and Son
Howard W. Miller
Trinity Lutheran
Charlie L. Wantz
Mary Keefer Wantz
Thomas F
Lydia C. Shriner Keefer
Anna R Biller
Washington, D.C
Pauline K. Cromwell
Towson
Charles F. D. Keefer
Woodbine
George C. Schame
Bertha Mae (Corby) Schamel
George C. Schamel
St. James
Washington County Hospital
Williamsport
John and
Jane (Dodd) Corby
George Schamel II
Boonsboro
Meda Curfman
Thurmont
Steam cooking tip and champagne storage note
The text warns not to let water touch food while steaming to avoid boiling it. It also states a three hour refrigeration period is sufficient to chill a bottle of champagne.
Miss World Crown Award Tonight in London
In London the Miss World Contest selects a winner among 40 contestants tonight with a $7,000 prize. Most runners up expect relief rather than disappointment as they face the end of a tightly controlled pageant ritual. Michele Metrinko, Miss U.S.A., describes maintaining poise and confidence during the final walk.
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London
Michele Metrinko
U.S.A
New York City
Murder Trial Enters Fourth Day in Warfel Case
In Baltimore, testimony continues in the murder trial of 21 year old William H. Warfel over the July 5 Ft Meade shooting that killed Pfc Reinaldo C Rodriguez. Witnesses recall a pursuit by white youths and Warfel firing a shotgun amid tensions after a beer can incident.
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Baltimore
William H. Warfel
Ft. Meade
Warfel
Hanover
Reinaldo C. Rodriguez
Portsmouth
Rodriguez
Rodrigues
U. S
Pfc
John A. Pattiford
Spec
Dennis L. Hubbard
Jerry W. Robbins
Gambrills
Robbins
Hubbard
Billy
Rivers and market notes report clear low Potomac and Monocacy
The report notes the Potomac at Point of Rocks is clear and low while the Monocacy near Buckeystown is also clear and low. Market updates show corn activity and barley prices listed at 7.10 dollars per barrel and 118 dollars per unit respectively.
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Potomac
Buckeystown
Memorial Services Held For Deceased Lawyer Cecil Custer
Memorial services were held at Neelsville Presbyterian Church for Cecil Earle Custer of Gaithersburg who died in Detroit on October 26 at age 65. He was an attorney active in Gaithersburg and Washington, survived by his wife Lina and several siblings, with interment in Storm Lake Iowa.
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Neelsville Presbyterian Church
Germantown
Cecil Earle Custer
Gaithersburg
Detroit
Mich
Albert W. Lenz
Willard W. Wiley
Custer
Washington
Storm Lake
Iowa
Lina
Willard R. Custer
Hagerstown
Grant L. Custer
Carlisle
Beulah Kuerleine
Inglewood
Fla
Civil Service Commission
Strayer Business College
Southeastern University
American Federation of Government
Montgomery County Farm Bureau
Republican Club
Theodore Roosevelt Lodge No
Neelsville
Funerals for Babington, Late Held at Two Churches
Funeral services were held for Bennie S. Babington at 1:30 p.m. at Bittle Funeral Home Myersville with Rev. Vernon E. Miles officiating. Pallbearers were nephews Charles Beard Robert Bear Harold Babington Richard Babington Olin Byrd and Wayne Byrd. Interment followed at United Brethren Church Myersville. C. Bruce Late died Sunday at his Rocky Ridge home and funeral services were at Mt Tabor Lutheran Church Rocky Ridge with Rev. Donald Brake officiating. Mon ro e Krise Carroll Wastler Charles Mumma Floyd Wetzel and Sylvester Hann served as pallbearers. Creager Funeral Home Thurmont handled arrangements.
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Bennie S. Babington
Hagerstown
Bittle
Myersville
Vernon E. Miles
Charles Beard
Robert Bear
Harold
Richard Babington
Olin
Wayne Byrd
United Brethren Church
C. Bruce Late
Rocky Ridge
Mt. Tabor
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Susanna Wesley
Walkersville Methodist
Montevue
Lynn Smith
Walkers
Harry C. Smith
Calvin M. Federline
Waa Yeu
Grayson Smith
Wilfred Wisner
George Zimmerman
North Market Street
News-Post
Baker Case
Nleweparenarphive
Britain
Senate
Bear
John W. Watts
John William Watts
West Patrick Street
Maryland State Hospital
Mr. Watts
Yellow Springs
George R
Nellie P. Carter Watts
Frederick County
Fred M. Straley
William Edward Stull
Melvin E. Stull
John L. King
Herbert 8. Hyatt
Delaney P. Brown
George W. Boyer
Edwin D. Fry
Mr. King
Mr. Hyatt
D. F. Brown
Donald A. DeLashmutt
Frank Darcy
Glens
Henry H. Woodfield
Albn Thompson
Jerry T. Williames
Bradley M. Woodfield
M. Stall Hind
Miss World
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