Warrant Issued In Mt Pleasant Dog Bite Case
William L. Newcomer reports warrants against Gilmore Jake Hamilton for failure to report two dog bite incidents tied to a recent mauling of a nine year old Mt Pleasant boy. Victim Donald Smith improved after serious injuries from three dogs.
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William L. Newcomer
B” State Police
Gilmore
Jake” Hamilton
Hamilton
MD. 26
Mt. Pleasant
Libertytown
Mt. Pleasant Area
Donald Smith
Floyd Smith
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Young Smith
Jake Etzler
John Fagan
Highfield
Etzler
Fagan
Roberts
Rothenhoefer
Frankl Stockman
Stockman
GOP Invades Southland in Charleston Workshop
National GOP chairman William E. Miller told 100 enthusiastic workers in Charleston that the party aims to anchor a real Republican party in the South despite Democratic dominance. He cited intensified national efforts since 1957 and reported gains before a closed session with southern leaders discussing state office prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
S.C
South
National
GOP
William E. Miller
Democratic
Upstate
New York
Lockport
Cassius Clay Ordered to Report for Physical Nov 21
The heavyweight boxer Cassius Clay has been ordered to report for a physical examination on November 21 as part of possible military service probing. The AP report notes the move could affect his boxing duties and career plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ARMY
Louisville
Cassius Clay
Goodwill Expands Program To Set Up Workshops Here
The Monocacy Valley Goodwill announces expansion of rehabilitation services with sheltered workshops to be established at the South Bentz street facility and in Westminster. Fifteen to twenty local workers and four in Westminster will be employed in furniture and clothing repair, clerical work, and truck driving as part of the new program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick and
Carroll Counties
Goodwill
South Bentz Street
Westminster
Percy €. Wright
Wright
Monocacy Valley
Frederick
Carroll
Damascus
Montgmery County
Snape
Monocacy Valley Goodwill
George A. Zeigler
Ralph M. Sharpe
Richard M. Clendenin
William Walker
First Methodist Church
Brunswick
Beatrice Fehr
Carroll County
William Marwood
Mail Early For Overseas Says Grove
Postmaster James A. Grove urges advance preparation for Christmas 1963 mailings to overseas destinations. He advises customs declarations for APO and NPO parcels, proper form use, and careful packing. Deadlines: surface mail by Nov 20 and air mail by Dec 10. include sender and addressee details. The article also notes U.S. will cut its B47 jet bomber force in England by 19 planes and turn over two bases to the RAF by July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Grove
APO
NPO
Grove
Postal Service
Washington
United States
England
Royal Air Force
Defense Department
Day care center unlikely in area says health officer
Frederick County health officer Dr Forbes H Burgess says a local day care center is needed but unlikely due to high costs. He cites estimates of 50 to 75 dollars per child per month and a Baltimore City demonstration project costing about 56000 dollars for 60 children.
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Burgess
Frederick County
Forbes H. Burgess
Baltimore City
Maryland
Lord Baltimore
Baltimore
Health Department
Carl Margrabe
Nelson Tillon
N. John Wilson
Robert Dutrow
Nellie Smith
Agnes Zimmerman
Etta Leveronne
Ora Belle Althouse
Ruthella Bussard
Charlotte Gaver
Nayoda Kefauver
Beverly Ray
New Pastor Takes Reins At Centennial Memorial Church
Rev. Clifford P Lloyd, a Hollidaysburg native, begins duties as pastor this Sunday at Centennial Memorial Evangelical United Brethren Church on West Second Street. He arrives from Brethren in Christ ministry and comes with his wife and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford P Lloyd
Hollidaysburg
Centennial Memorial Evangelical United Brethren Church
West Second Street
Mr. Lloyd
Pennsylvania Conference of the United Brethren Church
Mechanicsburg
Harry L. Fehl Jr
Fehl
Fishing Creek Salem Church
Harrisburg
Christ Church
Shippensburg
Messiah College
Grantham
Lloyd
Deborah
Timothy
Rain Through Weekend Brings Relief After Drought Skies
Rain continues through Sunday easing a month long drought in Frederick County Maryland. A rainbow appeared briefly in the western sky near sunrise as showers total 3.14 inches for the month boosting reservoirs including Fishing Creek and others while Brunswick maintains water restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Fishing Creek
Brunswick
James E. Cummings
Portrait honors Hen ry Shoemaker at Rural Urban dinner
Henry R. Shoemaker, county agent for 37 years, received a portrait at Winchester Hall during the Rural Urban dinner. The artwork by Miss Helen Smith of Braddock will hang in the Extension Office. The event saluted his service to farmers and urban community well being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Henry R. Shoemaker
Shoemaker
Winchester Hall
Frank J Keefer
Helen Smith
Braddock
Baltimore Schools Debate Voluntary Prayers After Ban
Baltimore doctors and civic leaders debated if public schools should set times for voluntary prayers after the Supreme Court banned compulsory prayers. Francis B. Burch urged a constitutional amendment to allow voluntary periods. opposing views came from Rev Irving R. Murray and supporters like William J. Raferty Jr. The school board took no action and kept current opening exercises. Leonard J. Kerpelman cautioned that even voluntary times risk compulsory prayer exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Supreme Court
Francis B. Burch
Irving R. Murray
Maryland
American Civil Liberties Union
Baltimore Board of Education
Public Schools
Burch
Murray
William J. Raferty Jr
Taxpayers Interest League Inc
Rusk Says US Interest In Viet Nam Is Survival Not Victory
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told reporters the United States has no selfish stake in Viet Nam beyond ensuring the nation survives against Communist takeovers. He discussed the Diem regime, potential political settlements, foreign aid, and Berlin tensions in a wide ranging news conference broadcast live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dean Rusk
South Viet Nam
Mutual Broadcasting
ABC Radio
Viet Nam
Rusk
United States
North Viet Nam
Congress
Long stalled grain deal may get okay
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said there may be a quick agreement on a 250 million dollar wheat sale to Russia. He noted ongoing bargaining and uncertain outcome while Khrushchev in Moscow told American visitors progress may allow a deal. The plan covers about 4 million tons of surplus U S wheat to the Soviet bloc with disputes over shipping rates and American owned ships.
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Congress
Yugoslavia
U.S
Russia
Rusk
Italy
England
Berlin
West Berlin
Washington
Dean Rusk
Khrushchev
America
Soviet Bloc
Kennedy
Frederick area banks prepare Christmas Club payout over 1.5 million
Frederick city and county savings institutions plan to mail checks totaling more than 1.5 million dollars to Christmas Club savers, with increases at most banks from 1962 figures. Farmers and Mechanics National Bank leads with about 750000, plus sizable totals at Fredericktown Savings, Western Maryland Trust, and others. Checks will be mailed to reach savers by November 18, as surveys note much of the funds are not spent on gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Farmers and Mechanics National
Fredericktown Savings and Trust Company
Western Maryland Trust Company
Jefferson
Frederick County National Bank
Yule Savings
Frederick Federal Savings and Loan Association
Thurmont Bank
Middletown Savings Bank
Bank of Brunswick
Woodsboro Savings Bank
Myersville Savings Bank
FDR Jr. Plans Appalachian Tour Of Eight States
Under Secretary of Commerce Franklin D Roosevelt Jr. will present proposed economy boosting programs to governors of eight Appalachian states including Maryland during a two week tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Appalachian
Maryland
Johns Hopkins symposium explores family role in child hospital care
Johns Hopkins physicians discuss how parents influence a child's hospital experience. They warn against delaying prep, advise early family involvement, daily contact, and remaining calm to reduce child anxiety during admission.
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Johns Hopkins Symposium
Baltimore
Matthew Debuskey
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Debuskey
Johns Hopkins
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Southland
Goodwill Industries
Advisory Board of Goodwill
Taney
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Harold Snape
Baltimore Goodwill Industries
C. P. Lloyd
CME United
Brethren Church
Magnolia Avenue
Lancaster
Calico High School
Lancaster County
Neward
Arthur Stambach
York, Pa
Pennsylvania Conference
Clifford P. Lloyd
Rainbow
Yule
FDR Jr
David C. Sabiston Jr
Alejandro Rodriguez
Hopkins
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