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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1963
Page
7
A fashion feature contrasts hats symbolizing female emancipation with authority and boldness. The piece links hat styles to changing roles, then shifts to Kennedy era politics noting Supreme Court cases on one man one vote and four October laws signed by the president including health, housing, and mental health initiatives.
A House bill H. R. 1909 proposes to shield free exercise of religion under the First Amendment. It bars officers or state officials from prohibiting or interfering with religious practice and seeks civil liberty protection without constitutional amendments. Referred to the Judiciary Committee.
Charles Mac Mathias discusses Maryland’s role in a Supreme Court review of apportionment. He notes debates over whether state senates and House districts should be population based or geographic, citing Maryland’s 6th and 1st districts as examples of unequal voting weights.
In the Circuit Court for Frederick County equity matters, an order nisi on the Auditor’s Report No 12 483 dated November 21 1943 and sales report No 20 458 dated November 4 1963 set December 9 1963 as the date to act on the reports to final ratification unless objections are shown. Notices require publication in Frederick County newspapers.
P David Youngdahl administrator of Frederick Memorial Hospital was elected to the Board of Trustees of the Hospital Council of Maryland at its annual meeting in Baltimore. Also noted, William P Chaffinch of Cambridge was reelected council president and Dr David C Watson was reelected vice president.
Charles H. C. Wight of North Fort Virginia and Monocacy Farms earned the Martini and Rossi Trophy as the leading gentleman rider in the 1963 point-to-point steeple chase season. Wight won the award for his top performance across the series.
Local page listings show Double Stamps with $10 purchases at Johnny's Market 630 N Market St with cold turkey, ham, beef and canned goods. Also a home for sale at 1500 West 7th St offered by KOOGLE Realtor MO 2-1813. A public card party is planned by Middletown Grange with prizes and refreshments.
Was again named treasurer and Francis X. Gallagher of Baltimore secretary. Roy L. Hoffman of Washington County Hospital in Hagerstown elected to the Board of Trustees.
Despite not winning any event, Wight posted four second place finishes and one third. He is grandson of Mrs. Charles H. Conley of Frederick and the late Dr. Conley. Miss Virginia Beach of Warrenton, Va., earned the leading lady trophy in the 1963 steeplechase season. Fat guidance notes skillet usage for coated foods.
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