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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1963
Page
4
The piece notes expected third quarter 1963 GNP above 587 billion, with Kennedy advisers predicting 573 to 583 billion if July tax cuts pass. Without cuts, Heller foresees GNP surpassing 600 billion by spring, while higher consumer spending, construction, auto production and municipal tax receipts signal stronger economy.
The United States seeks a fair settlement in the chicken tariff dispute with the European Common Market. The battle pit US poultry exports against EU protection and could redefine broader Anglo American trade relations as talks advance before an impartial international panel. The chapter underscores how a $50 million frozen chicken market in West Germany became a flashpoint in wider trade frictions affecting US-EU relations.
Letters from Gerald J. Schipper and Martha T. Schipper urge readers to support Discharge Petition No 3 in Congress. They argue for a constitutional amendment to allow voluntary prayer and Bible reading in public schools and other public places, citing the nation’s spiritual heritage.
Oswald Jacoby explains that the sure way to win is to attack rather than rely on passive leads. West should open with his fourth best heart, forcing South to fail nine tricks if the defense continues correctly. East must rise with the ace of clubs to allow a partner club trick after hearts are cleared, preventing South from achieving success. Prolific chestnuts: four chestnuts, three twins, one triplet, from Roy Garber’s Mt. Pleasant farm.
Monocacy water dirty and low at Buckeydown with river conditions described for the Potomac and Monocacy rivers.
October 21 1913 notes report Rev H L G Kisffer assigning Synod sermons in city churches on November 2 as the Evangelical Reformed pastor leads services amid other denominations. Fire destroys Brooke S Jamison’s two story Walkersville shop. firefighters protect neighboring buildings. Servian beaten near Brunswick remains bedridden with dizziness. Market and Pat-Tick streets enforcement grace for pole and hitching post removal due to Fair week. some owners contest with attorney H Dorsey Etchison. Geese over Brunswick signal early winter. County health officer closes Araby school over seven scarlet fever cases. Dam construction delay at Fishing Creek bathes city water supply. Tuscarora Creek becomes main source. Clarke Place resident seeks property sale amid water shortage.
Oct 21 1943 items note Fifth Army river crossing victory and Allied advances. National War Fund subscriptions reach 6571.50 in Frederick city. county totals pending. Hitler praised at a meeting. Luftwaffe and Royal Air Force actions reported. U S submarines damage 460 Japanese vessels since war began. E. West, B&O rail yard chief, dies in Cumberland. Weather rains boost county water supplies. Rockville doctor elected Maryland Chiropractic Association president. new officers and directors listed.
Miss Sandra Irene Wolfe and Melvin Douglas Fox were married at All Saints Episcopal Church in a 2 PM ceremony officiated by Rev. Maurice D. Ashbury. The couple, both Frederick residents, will live on North Market Street. she works for the Atomic Energy Commission and he for Ox Fibre Brush Company.
Obituary notices report the deaths of Mrs. Mary Agnus Baker age 56 in Tampa after residing there three years, and George W. Hagelin 85 of Cove Point with numerous descendants. Also listed are Mrs. Lola R. Haller ?, Miss Mary E. Hine 87 of Jefferson, M. R. Etchison & Son funeral directors, Clyde B. Johnson 93 of Mt. Olivet Boulevard and other survivors, with funeral plans and burial details in multiple area cemeteries.
Mr. Charles Burkett, of this city, entered University Hospital in Baltimore on October 7 for surgery. He underwent the operation on Wednesday and his condition is reported as satisfactory.
The law firm of Weinberg and Weinberg announces Seymour Stern joining the firm. Stern is the son of Herman Stern and has recently been admitted to the Maryland Bar after graduating from the University of Maryland Law School. He is the second attorney to join Weinberg and Weinberg, following William R. Leckemby Jr. of Thurmont who joined in August.
A graduate active in the Moot Court and Phi Alpha Delta fraternity has joined the Weinberg firm after serving as a law clerk with the Baltimore firm Melmecove Asch Greenberg and Kaufman.
Pvt El Fred H. Moxley Jr., son of Mr and Mrs Fred H Moxley of Libertytown, has been transferred to Hamburg Germany to graduate from the Army Infantry School. He earned two medals at Ft Gordon Ga after basic and advanced training. He enlisted in June and attended Frederick Community College before joining the University in West Germany.
Mrs. Gordon W. Prange of University Park will speak to the Frederick Branch of AAUW at 8 p.m. Tuesday. She chairs Maryland State Division and will report on the Denver National Convention and the revised AAUW structure. The Fox Alumnae Headquarters at Hood College hosts the event with Dr. Evelyn Mudge as program chair.
The Grace Reformed Church men held their October meeting in the Church Social room at 7:30 p.m. Charles Helland presided. Carl Carson read scripture and Rev. Dr. Raymond E. Wilhelm led prayer. Harry Stull spoke on Morality U.S.A. Moderator John Sillasy announced the next gathering for November 11 at 7:30 p.m. with all church and Sunday School men invited.
necrology items note funeral details for John S Smith 55 of Ankeny Iowa died of heart attack and for Horace C Simpson 70 of Union Iowa with services in Uniontown and Des Moines. Also notices for Mrs George Wilson 70 of Hyattstown, Md and a Fairfax area obituary provide service details and survivors. deaths reported with home and church affiliations. Services listed at Union Bridge and Hyatts Town areas with dates and burial plans in local cemeteries.
Senior Master Sergeant Bernard S. Myers, Libertytown, has arrived at Aviano Air Force Base Italy for assignment with a United States Air Forces in Europe unit. He previously served at the Pentagon Washington DC and is the son of Mr and Mrs Charles W Barnes. He is a Liberty High School graduate. He is trained to the former Frances Berkes.
Funeral services for Mrs. Jane A. Black and other obituaries are listed with dates, locations, officiants and pallbearers. Additional notices cover the New Market 4-H Club meeting at Susan Huebner's home with officer elections and upcoming enrollment.
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