The Semi-Weekly News Publication Details
The Semi-Weekly News published in Frederick Maryland and edited by the paper’s staff. It advertises mail subscriptions, job printing services, and proper attribution for letters and news dispatches. The issue is dated Tuesday November 24 1963.
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Sreat OC Pig
MFG. GO
North Court St. Frederick
Associated Press
Associated Prem
Co Oraten
al Ae
Beat
Fredenck
Big Three at Bermuda in new cold war signals
The article outlines renewed Cold War tensions after Stalin's death as Malenkov consolidates power. Russia demands a halt to Western talks and insists on concessions before any German reunification logic. The Big Three leaders and foreign ministers plan a Bermuda meeting to decide next steps, while the U S rejects terms and warns of renewed hostilities.
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Malenkov
Stalin
Russia
Germany
Moscow
Bermuda
Dulles
United States
Kremlin
Bermuds
Speech Sparks Talk Brownell Suspected FBI Tip
Washington reports raise questions whether Atty Gen Brownell used a tip from a Senate subcommittee investigator about Harry Dexter White. James H Walter, ex-reporter on the Senate staff, claims he heard of an FBI report on White from 1945 or 1946 and spoke with caudle who confirmed it. The sequence ends with Brownell’s Chicago luncheon speech accusing White of being a Russian spy and noting White’s IMF role under Truman.
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Washington
Brownell
Harry Dexter White
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
James H. Walter
Senate Subcommittee
Walter
Washington Times- Herald
FBI
White
T. Lamar Caudie
Justice Department
Criminal Division
Caudle
Wadesboro
N. C
Justice
Chicago
Truman
Repudiation Day Ceremonies Planned by DAR Club
Daughters of the American Revolution schedule Repudiation Day events at the Court House Monday at two. Charles McC Mathias to speak. Mrs. Jesse B Anders chairs the program. tea at Mrs. C Herbert Kreh's home on West Third Street with hostesses and donations for a Pine Mountain Christmas box.
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D.A.R
Daughters of the American Revolution
Court House
Charles McC. Mathias
Jesse B. Anders
C. Herbert Kreh
West Third Street
Elizabeth Bowers
William A. Frailey
Indictments follow riots at Maryland reform school
A Maryland grand jury returned 19 indictments against inmates of the Reformatory for Males in Hagerstown regarding September riots. Arson and conspiracy charges target three inmates for burning a stone barn on the penal farm September 22. Additional charges accuse sixteen others of malicious destruction of property during earlier outbreaks.
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Hagerstown
Reformatory
Legislative Council
House of Correction
State Penitentiary
Acreage Allotments Tie To 1954 Price Supports In Maryland
State official George J. Martin says eligibility for price supports on basic crops in Maryland depends on farmers staying within acreage allotments. Wheat and corn are limited. marketing quotas apply only to farms with over 15 acres of wheat. Excess wheat beyond 15 acres makes a farmer ineligible for wheat price supports, and exceeding wheat allotments can affect support for other basic crops but not non basic feed grains.
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George J. Martin
State Production and Marketing Administration Committee
Maryland
Martin
Barles
High School Play Delights Local Audience Friday
The Frederick Farh School drama production Father Was a Housewife presented Friday in the high school auditorium to a moderate crowd. Ken and Vera Tarples wrote the new play and the student cast delivered a well done performance. 24 students were inducted into Troupe No. 1277, National Thespian Society. Student director was Janet Day with Mrs Anna May Hishes as faculty director.
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Gramatic
Frederick Farh School
Ken
Vera Tarples
National Thespian Society
Janet Day
Anna May Hishes
Winnigler Engagement Announced in Evergreen Point
Mr and Mrs James R Winnigler of Evergreen Point announce the engagement of their daughter Edith to Robert E Troupe son of Mr and Mrs Charles E Troupe of this city The wedding is set for November 24 at Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church with Rev Dr Raymond E Wilhelm officiating.
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Fellows Studio
Edward A. Godsey
West Second Street
Nancy Elaine Godsey
Jack L Coats
Clen D. Coats
Miami
Oklo
Godsey
Towson State Teachers College
Kappa Delta Pi
Eastern High School
Baltimore
Calvary Methodist Church
Coats
University of Oklahoma
Acacia Fraternity
U. S. Army
Oklahoma City
Claude Cregger
Rt. 2
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Patricia Ann Norwood
Adiser
Jane McCarrell
Katherine Sherri
Ruth E. Perry
Herbert N. Heston
Wayne C. Neely
James B. Kanck
Andrew G. Meyer
Leon Trachtman
Gale P. Miner
Trunsal
Virginia Parker
Bath
Eleanor Gyngell
Rome
Davis Sia
James R. Winnigler
Evergreen Point
Edith
Robert E Troupe
Charles E. Troupe
Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church
Raymond E. Wilhelm
Frank Keefer
William T. Delaplaine
Dill Avenue
Natalie Colbert
Ensign Martin L. Bowers, Jr
USNR
Martin L. Bowers
Newport
R. C
Philadelphia
Roger Clary
Grace Evangelical and Reformed Parsonage
R. E. Wilhelm
Charles Warner
Warner
Wilhelm. Ales
Clary
Hilda Blank
Leroy Blank
Pearl Street
Muse Tailoring Company
Mr. Clary
Chestnut Farms
Girl Claims to Be Missing Evelyn Hartley, Police Say No
In Minneapolis a girl sought help in the rain and claimed to be Evelyn Hartley, the missing La Crosse babysitter. Detectives identify her as a Minneapolis juvenile, date of Wisconsin disappearance given as Oct 24. Police say she is about 14 or 16, no further details released.
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Minneapolis
Evelyn Hartley
la Crosse
Wis
G. H. Cronstrom
Wisconsin
Ciry
L. C. Kaudison
Cir
Irn
Eiwin Hartley
Tomcit
Haritex Adl
Babs
Trains Collide in Soviet Zone Officials Report Crashes
Report says two Russian freight trains collided with two German trains in the Soviet zone within five days. One German train crew members were reportedly arrested.
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Berlin
Women's clubs share Thanksgiving programs and events
Mt. Pleasant Club members hosted by Mrs. Akers and co hosts discussed oven fried chicken and French fried potatoes, with short cuts in food prep demonstrated by Mrs. Kline and Mrs. Masser. Other plans include painting, Christmas demos, open house December 4, and a December 21 covered dish supper for donations to the Home of the Aged.
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Pheasant Vine
Mt. Pleasant Club
Edward Akers
Claude Breighner
Vernal Moore
Harold McDevitt
Austin Kelly
Robert Kline
Edna Masser
Ray Zimmerman
L Earlston
Rothenhoefer
Earl Kelly
Kine
Masser
Gire
Mt. Pleasant
Thurmont Homemakers
Thurmont Homemakers Club
Earl Hoffman
Donald Lewis
Roger Bowers
Bowers
M. O. Sawyer
Rs Geo. Trexter
Myersville 4 H Girls Meet at Fire Hall
The Myersville 4 H Girls gathered at the Fire Hall on Saturday with Miss Betsy J Lovington giving a talk on personality and presenting 1954 4 H calendars. Mrs Henson distributed fair earnings as officers will be elected at the December meeting planned as a Christmas party with each member to bring a gift under fifty cents. The duckhawk note is irrelevant to the meeting.
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Myersville
Betsy J. Lovington
Two Hunters Fined 150 Dollars Each in Maryland Case
Two county hunters faced fines totaling 150 dollars after magistrate H Reese Shoemaker heard cases linked to an illegally shot rabbit not found by game wardens. Richard K Woods of Jefferson received 50 dollars fines for assault by automobile on Wardens Grenp Butts and Durward W Kettells plus 25 dollars for hunting by automobile light. Curtis Cromwell of Yellow Springs paid 25 dollars for hunting by headlights.
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H. Reese Shoemaker
Richard K. Woods
Pear Jefferson
Grenp
Butts
Durward W. Kettells
Woods
Curtis Cromwell
Yellow Springs
Wood
Cromwell
Edwin F. Nikirk
Harold L. Basore
Kettells
Basore
Clews L. Fox
Frederick
Route 5
Rt. 40
Pennsylvania
Reckless Driving Charge Against Marion William Rice Dorsey
Marion William Rice Dorsey of Thurmont faces reckless driving charges and two counts of no operators license in possession. Officer Paul Mossburg and Officer Richard Jay Bochenek report events in Baltimore. Amounts listed include 526.45 and 6.45 with 2.45 and 2.45 cited for registration and license issues.
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Dorsey
Marion William Rice
Thurmont
Paul Mossburg
Richard Jay Bochenek
Baltimore
Ww. Bare
Court News Equity and Marriage Licenses Summary
Equity: Mabel G Hoffman versus Paul S Hoffman filed for absolute divorce. Marriage licenses issued to Bernard O Hurd 18 and Frankie J Heaton 19 both Poolesville. Kenneth G Wallacher 23 San born N and Angie L Page. Raymond Eugene Forrester 22 Sterling Va and Pearl Louise Dinsmore 20 Waterford Va. Harry B Weber 20 Doylestown Pa and Betty G Grimes 24 Emmitsburg. Charles William Boyce 23 and Catherine Jeannette Lynch 20 Brunswick. Deeds transferring property listed: Heck to Betson, Ligier to Routzahn, Reeder to Wolfe, Leiter to Smith, Ridge to May Jr, Vestry of Catoctin Parish to Fraley, Haller to DeLauter, DeLauter to Haller, Fairfax to Roelke, Wallace to Cromwell, Toms to Toms, Bartlett to Bartlett, Koons to Eichelberger, Dutrow to Renn. Amounts vary from $1 to $10 in county or city records.
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Equity
Mabel G. Hoffman
Paul S. Hoffman
Bernard O. Hurd
Frankie J. Heaton
Poolesville
Kenneth G. Wallacher
Sanborn
Angie L. Page
B. Conway
S. C
Raymond Eugene Forrester
Sterling
Pearl Louise Dinsmore
Waterford
Harry B. Weber
Doylestown
Betty G. Grimes
Emmitsburg
Charles William Boyce
Catherine Jeannette Lynch
Brunswick
Franklin Webster Heck
Harry C. Betson
John H. Ligier
Robert H. Routzahn
Josephus L. Reeder
Joseph H. Wolfe
Pauline Epply Leiter
E. Atlee Smith
Clarence EF. Ridge
Clarence F. May, Jr
Catoctin Parish
Frederick
Frank M. Fraley
Alta
Viola M. Bartlett
Walter H. Bartlett
Alva May Koons
Louise E. Eichelberger
Parthenia E. Dutrow
William Zimmerman Renn
County Soils In Need Of Lime
About 69 percent of Frederick County soils need lime, per University of Maryland soil samples. Lime helps yields, with 6.5 to 7 as desirable for most crops, except tobacco and potatoes. Nationwide, roughly 75 percent of soils show some lime deficiency, with varies by county. Tests can be arranged through county agents.
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Frederick County
University of Maryland College of Agriculture
Committee For Conservation Now
Boy Drowns In Quarry Near Hagerstown
An 8 year old boy named Robert Moats, son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Moats of Hagerstown, drowned after falling into a water filled quarry near the New York Central Iron Works yesterday. The body was recovered about three hours later.
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Hagerstown
New York Central Iron Works
Robert Moats
Raymond Moats
Officiers Decline To Meet With Escaped Korean Soldiers
PANMUNJOM W Communists refuse a face to face meeting with three Korean soldiers who fled a Red unit and found refuge in an American sentry box. The men claim to be South Koreans forced into the Communist army. UN Command plans to hand them to Indian custody. commission members say the decision rests with the full Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission meeting tomorrow.
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Panmunjom
South Korea
Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission
Queen Elizabeth to depart London on worldwide tour
The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh will leave Monday night for southern Ireland and a six month world trip. It marks the first world tour by a British sovereign as researchers claim a new photoflash lamp rivals the sun in brightness for 1/25 second.
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London
Elizabeth
Britain
Duke of
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