Linden Hills rezoning debate sparks resident fears and fixes
A concerned Frederick mother laments zoning changes backed by the Linden Hills Community Association Oct 2 1963 and argues the plan favors commerce over residential rights. She warns of traffic impacts intimidation and threats to city planning amid hopes for lights roads and park access.
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Linden Hills Community Association
Linden Avenue
West
Patrick Street
Jefferson Street
Aty
Walnut Street
Chestnut
Oak
Frederick
Frederick City
Linden Hills Association
Fredeock City
Arnold N
Fleagle
Tide of Revolution Hits Honduras Leader in Military Coup
The fourth elected Latin American president ousted this year is Honduras' Ramon Vall de Morales. A Honduran coup followed earlier arrests in Guatemala, Ecuador, and the Dominican Republic, with Col Osvaldo Lopez steering the move. The junta accuses Morales ofbeing soft on Communists, reflecting a broader push against civilian rule and testing democracy in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramon Ville de Morales
Honduras
Miguel Ydigoras Fuentes
Guatemala
Carlos Julio Arosemena
Ecuador
Juan Bosch
Dominican Republic
Villa de Morales
Modesto Rodas Alvarado
Costa Rica
Col
Osvaldo Lopez
Bosch
Uohappy
Hemisphere
Alliance For Progress
Latin America
Asia
Africa
New York Board of Education Considers 40 Hour School Week
A proposal would extend the school day to eight hours, five days a week with shorter vacations. Students could finish high school in two years while teachers gain a 33 percent salary rise for 40 work hours. the plan aims to free more time for college and advanced study.
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New York Board of Education
Skeptics Question Payment in Soviet Wheat Sale
Skeptics in Canada doubt the credit of the buyer in a sale valued at half a billion dollars of Canadian wheat to the Soviet Union. The deal is described as cash but may not be cash on delivery. If Washington sells U S wheat to Moscow, can it collect money as it has for lend-lease settlements? The U S offered to accept a few cents on the dollar, but Moscow says nyet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Soviet Union
Washington
U. S
Moscow
U.S
Urges Strict Adherence To School Bus Law In Maryland
A letter-writer laments drivers who pass stopped school buses. She cites past incidents of children struck and urges enforcement of the law from both directions. The author hopes fines will deter careless behavior and asks for responsible journalism.
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the News
Maryland
Twenty Years Ago Items From The News Post
Frost formed with a 30 degree low as historical notes recount local air service talks by Blue Ridge Bus Lines, war price board appointment for Lewis Dertzbaugh, Allied Fifth Army cross of the Voturno River, a Cavalry Methodist church anniversary banquet, starling activity, Sunnyside fire loss of $1000, and William Shipley named Frederick fire chief for Civilian Defense operations.
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Blue Ridge Bus Lines
Civil Aeronautics Board
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
Frederick County
Mark W. Clark
Bible Class
Cavalry Methodist Church
John R. Edwards
Frederick
Frank Dorsey
Starling
Serst
Dorsey
Sunnyside
Jefferson
Adamstown
William Shipley
Frederick Foreman
Office of
Civilian Defense Operations
Stock Quotations From Alex Brown & Sons Markets
Dividend rates and market values from Alex Brown & Sons members of the New York Stock Exchange are shown as a guide to approximate ranges within which local securities could have been sold or bought at the time of compilation.
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Alex Brown & Sons
New York Stock Exchange
Frederick
Barn Fire Causes 200 Dollar Loss Near Fountain Mills
State Police report a Sunday morning barn fire along Browningsville road near Md 73 caused an estimated 200 dollars in damage. Owner Phillip Lee and the New Market Fire Company responded after James Davis, a passing motorist, reported the alarm. The investigation was led by Th. Top Barnes of the state police.
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Phillip Lee
Browningsville Road
MD. 73
Fountain Mills
Top E. Barnes
New Market Fire Company
James Davis
Ada Ford Returns to Work at Frederick Tailoring
Mrs. Ada Ford, of North Bentz Street, returns to work at the Frederick Tailoring Company after several months off with a broken knee cap.
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Ada Ford
North Bentzstret
Frederick Tailoring Company
Miss Putman and John Keller Wed in Middletown
Miss Ann Putman daughter of Mr and Mrs Austin Z Putman near Frederick wed John Charles Keller son of Mr and Mrs Richard A Keller Middletown in a candlelight ceremony at Christ Reformed Church Middletown The double ring service was at 730 pm Rev George H Kimefelter officiated A floral chancel and period dress described both bride and bridesmaids gowns and the bridal party including matron of honor and best man The reception followed in the church social room The couple plans a honeymoon to an undisclosed destination and will reside in Middletown after a new apartment is prepared
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R.V. Smith
Milton
Dr. Smith
Frederick City Hospital
C. H. Contey
Smith
Market Street
P. L. Hargett
Adams
Sponsel Jer
Emory C. Crum
Fraley
Board of Alder
Richard Mealey
M.C. Mealey
New Market
Church Street
Anna Simmons
H. Bell
Lewistown
Frederick
United Fire Co
Washington Street
Florence Damuth
Miss Bell
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Christ Reformed Church of
Middletown
Ann Putman
Austin Z. Putman
Near
John Charles Keller
Richard A. Keller
George H. Kimefelter
Richard Martin
Fedl
Scott VB. English
Richard Allen Keller
Judith Putman
Barbara Pulman
Bethel
Wayne Keller
Baltimore
Clyde L. Shafer
Austin Z. Putman Jr
Harry Shafer
Charles Putman
Kathleen Putman
Howard Dawson
Albert Carter
George Batten
la Mar O’hara
Kenneth Jones
Michael Campana
St. John’s Literary Institute
George R. Leatherman
Harmony
Alfred
Clara Leatherman
Church of the Brethren
Oneida (Harshman) Leatherman
Charles Specht
Woodrow Miller Jr
Gladhill
Harmony Church of the Brethren
Basil Grossnickle
Burkittsville
Tilghman
Catherine Mentzer Norris
Church of God
Nina Schwartz
Michigan
Owen W. Myers
Robert Wigington
Helen Williams
New Jersey
Leo
Leonard Wigington
McKeesport
John Norris
Knoxville
Locust Valley
John W. Gossert
Morris daughter of Knoxville graduates from Mercy Hospital Nursing School
Miss Catherine Evan Morris daughter of Mr and Mrs Clifford Morris of Knoxville and granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Melvin Jackson of Burkittsville graduated from Mercy Hospital School of Nursing in Baltimore on September 4. She attended Lincoln High School three years and Brunswick High School in 1960 where she joined the National Honor Society and the glee club. She is now working in Mercy Hospital’s pediatric section and plans to pursue a B S degree in nursing.
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Catherine Evan Morris
Clifford C. Morris
Knoxville
Melvin Jackson
Burkittsville
Mercy Hospital School of Nursing
Baltimore
Miss Morris
Lincoln High School
Brunswick High School
Brunswick
National Honour Society
Glee Club
Mercy
Local Obituaries and 28 Day Bankruptcy Window
Multiple obituaries note deaths in Thurmont Wayne Heights and Pennersville with survivors and church ties. Also reported is St Wenceslaus Building and Loan 28 day deadline for plan submission after a long conservatorship and embezzlement charge.
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Baltimore
St. Wenceslaus Building and Loan Association
Reuben Oppenheimer
Rivers Flow Clear and Low at Point of Rocks
The Potomac is clear and low at Point of Rocks while the Monocacy remains cloudy and low at Buckeystown, indicating dry conditions along these reachs. Water levels show minimal spill or flood risk in the observed segment.
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Potomac
Buckeystown
Open House Marks Growth of Local Seventh-day Adventist Church
Church leaders including Elder A. B. Buller and Senator Derr delivered congratulatory addresses. Buller commended about 150 church members for their sacrifices while Hitler Krause read a message from Congressman Mathias. Guides Florence Laubach and Edith Smith led tours for guests and members.
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A. B. Buller
Chesapeake
Seventh - Day Adventist
Shookstown Road
John A. Derr
Frank Camazo
Clifton Wirts
Maryland
F. A. Krause
Funeral services for Mrs Annie Mary Lewis
Funeral services for Mrs Annie Mary Lewis of East 3rd Street Frederick were held yesterday at 2 p.m. at the Bit tle Funeral Home Myersville. The pastor Rev Merlin E Garber officiated with pallbearers Cyrus W Early Stanley C Kline Harold R Lewis Harry C Main Silas Delauter and Lawrence Ricketts. Interment was in the local cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Mary Lewis
East 3Rd Street
Frederick
Western Maryland State Hospital
Hagerstown
Bittle Funeral
Myersville
Merlin E. Garber
Cyrus W. Early
Stanley C. Kline
Harold R. Lewis
Harry C. Main
Silas Delauter
Lawrence Ricketts
Grossnickle Church of the Brethren Cemetery
Pilcheres announce birth of William Frederick Pilcher II
Mr. and Mrs. James C. Pilcher II of Aberdeen announce the birth of their second child, a son named William Frederick, at Harford Memorial Hospital in Havre de Grace on September 23. Mrs. Pilcher is the former Miss Mary Ridgely Willard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roger H. Willard of Kline Boulevard.
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James C. Pilcher II
Aberdeen
William Frederick
Harford Memorial Hospital
Havre de Grace
Postmaster General jokes on Goddess of Fire in Hawaii
Honolulu AP reports John A. Gronouski at the National Association of Postmasters meeting jokes about the legend of the Goddess of Fire. A Kilauea eruption coincides as he quips about attractive women and volcanic danger. In Lexington, A B Chandler, 65, former Kentucky governor and senator, is in hospital for a check up with likely release soon.
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Honolulu
John A. Gronouski
National Association of Postmasters
Hawaii
Gronouski
Kilauea
Hatwaii
Lexington
A. B
Happy) Chandler
Kentucky
U.S
Chandler
Union Bridge dedicates new community center in a 1000-strong ceremony
Governor Tawes led the dedication of a 700000 dollar Community Center at Union Bridge with a 1000 attendee crowd. The event featured a Francis Scott Key High Band concert, flag-raising by Post 8806 and a Mayland flag from the governor, and remarks on expanding recreational opportunities. Mrs. Shriner funded land and much of the building, receiving a rose bouquet and the building key from Mayor Wilbiam. The 12 acre site includes a 200-seat assembly room, handmade andirons, riverside views, and a modern kitchen.
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J. Millard Tawes
Union Bridge
Francis Scott Key High School
Post 8806
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Edward Wilbiar
Lloyd Devilbiss
Tawes Speaks
Tawes
Wilbiam
F. Earle Shriner
Carroll County
House of Delegates
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Locust Street
Chestnut Street
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Frederick Co
Nat
Fredericktown Law
W. Md
Paolo
Detmne Hobbs
J. M. Bomberger
Edna Johnson Bomberger
J. Morgan Bomberger
Wayne Heights
Waynesboro Hospital
Thurmont
Charles R
Rosie Freshman Reed
Waynesboro
Mr. Bomberger
EUB Church
J. Richard Johnson
Waynesborb
Maynard Reed
Louise Morrow
Alexandria
Claude Yingling
Clarence E. Long
Creagerstown
A. Scott
Ellen Favorite Long
St. John’s Lutheran Church of
Marie H. Keller Long
Allen Garber
Glen Burnie
John Hoffman
Charles Walter
Francis Long
Steiner Whitmore
Roy Fisher
Carroll
Creager
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Charles A. Pollard
John Wesley Wigington
Gertrude
Wigington
Pennersville
Union
Bridge
Fe. Chase
Oss Lewis
Milwaukee Journal
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