First Wheat Sale Okayed
The United States approved a 500 million dollar wheat sale to the Soviet bloc, with Hungary receiving 100,000 tons via a license to Cargill Inc. The price and shipping terms will be settled through negotiations between U.S. dealers and a Russian team, while half the grain is to be carried on American ships.
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Washington
U.S
Commerce Department
Hungary
Minneapolis
Cargill Inc
United States
Russia
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Soviet Union
Halloween parade canceled in Emmitsburg due to weather
The Emmitsburg notice reports the annual Halloween parade canceled because of inclement weather on Thursday and Friday. The American Legion Post 121 had distributed gingerbread to schools for lunch, and the Knights of Columbus will host the Knight of the Year Banquet on November 9 at the VFW Annex with a social hour at 6:30 and Joe Elkins Orchestra providing music. St. Joseph's Church fall bazaar is set for November 16 and a Catholic Census of St. Joseph's parish will occur Sunday afternoon, November.
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PTA
Mother Seton School
Charles B. Shorb
Hanover
VFW
den No. 3
Fire Land
Emmitsburg Chronicle
Mothers of
Cubs
Mt. St. Mary’s College
Stuart Lentz
Baltimore
Lentz
Laura Fritz
Louis Topper
James P. Topper
Kessler
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Raymond Topper
Andrews Afb
Diane Topper
Clarence Stanback
Francis Lingg
Paul Keepers
James
Nicholas
Westminster
New Frontier Democratic Club
Mary Pastorette
Emmitsburg
Blanche Miller Brewer
Carlisle St
Gettysburg
Hillcrest
American Legion Post No. 121
Knights of Columbus
Joe Elkins’ Orchestra
Frederick
Victor Cullen Hospital
St. Joseph’s Church
St. Joseph’s
Bette Davis Sued Over Death Report In Autobiography
Actress Bette Davis and others are sued for 1.5 million by Claudia Dell who claims she was falsely reported dead by her own action in Miss Davis book The Lonely Life. Dell says she now heads a modeling school in Beverly Hills.
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Bette Davis
LOS Angeles
Claudia Dell
Miss Davis
Miss Dell
Beverly Hills
Religion and Karl Marx meet on Ontario farm commune
On a 1200 acre farm near Washington Ontario a Brethren of Early Christianity community practices communal living with no private money or property. Trustees cite Marx from each according to ability to each according to need while the group lives by Acts. The self supplying community fields bread and meat, runs a two room school to grade eight, and welcomes new members after a year of prep.
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Washington, Ont
Karl Marx
Ontario
Alexander Bago
Marx
Kitchener
Here
Julius Kubasek
Bremen
Sask
Yarrow
B.C
Department of Education
Orval Baer
Real Cross
Good Year For Pockets Of Stockmen
AP analysis describes 1963 as a strong year for stockholders with rising dividend totals, sizable capital gains for favored issues, and record corporate earnings. General Motors leads with a large yearend payout, while many firms hold cash to fund growth, boosting yearend dividends for institutions and individual investors alike. The federal tax collector benefits as corporate profit growth and individual incomes are tallied.
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Sam Dawson
New York
General Motors
Goulet Luck Turns on Burton Support in Broadway Pursuit
AP writer Bob Thomas reports on Robert Goulet's early career being saved by Richard Burton when Goulet faced replacement during a Toronto tryout. Burton refused to be replaced, helping Goulet maintain his singing role amid Nervous first Broadway foray and social attention at Laurence Harvey Elaine Stritch event.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Robert Goulet
Richard Burton
Burton
Toronto
Lancelot
Laurence Harvey
Elaine Stritch
Huntington Hartford
Esther Williams
Fernando Lamas
Esther
Bing Crosby
Frank Sinatra
Phil Silvers
Sgt. Bilko
CBS
Phil
Grafton
Seeing Habits For Expert Driving shown to Gambrill Park Homemakers
Gambrill Park Homemakers Club met at Mrs. Harry Quinn Jr home Eastview to view Seeing Habits For Expert Driving. Mrs Jerome Offutt and Mrs Joel Koehl led the meeting with a question and answer session. Mrs Gerald McConnell presided. Ho ward Stup will represent for the annual meeting. Mrs Carol Freed organized Pennies for Friendship. Christmas party planned for December 12 at 6 pm as a covered fish supper in Shookstown United Building.
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Gambrill Park Club
Gambrill Park Homemakers Club
Harry Quinn Jr
Eastview
Jerome Offutt
Frederick City Club
Joel Koehl
Gerald McConnell
Howard Stup
Carol Freed
United Cie
Shookstown
November meeting to feature Maryland State Police safety lesson
A Maryland State Police member will give a safety lesson at the November meeting. All members are asked to create a decorative arrangement and bring it to the gathering. Mrs. Stup will host the meeting at her Rosemont Avenue home.
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Maryland
Stup
Rosemont Avenue
Strength For Today by Douglass Early Eternal in the Heavens
The article explains First Corinthians imagery of the tabernacle as a transient body and a building from God in heaven. It parallels biblical mortality with death as the tabernacle of flesh being rolled up. It emphasizes Christian faith in an eternal heavenly dwelling beyond death.
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Douglass
God
Halloween Party Held By Hyattstown Fire Dept Auxiliary
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Hyattstown Volunteer Fire Department hosted its annual Halloween party at the Fire Hall on October 31. Prizes were awarded in three age divisions for best costumes, with winners including Danny Dodson and Brenda Rippeon among others.
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Hyattstown
Peggy Brandenburg
Peggy Webb
Lorraine Blalock
Anna E. Norwood
Bert Cleaves
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