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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1963
Page
2
Fragmentary newswire item dated Tuesday September 3 1963 mentions delivery services and carts with scattered figures and references to Associated Press. Readable details include price figures and service notes but the passage is garbled and omits a coherent event.
The article recalls two miners saved from a deep Pennsylvania tomb and contemplates ongoing mine disasters. It notes public fascination with rescues, cites 1962 and 1963 death tolls, and criticizes the law for not closing small unsafe mines, such as the Pennsylvania pit.
The FBI 1982 crime report cites Reno as having the highest crime rate per capita in the nation with Las Vegas next Nevada stands out as the only state legalizing gambling. The piece argues these findings should be weighed before promoting gambling as taxpayer relief.
A National Planning Association forecast envisions higher income and lower unemployment by 1973 with rising GNP and population, while unskilled workers face declines. The Smithsonian reports evidence of ancient Orientals crossing the Pacific to South America about 5000 years ago based on archaeological dating methods.
President Kennedy plans a White House conference with business leaders on September 17-18 to push expansion of U S exports. Undersecretary of Commerce Frank Bowles announced the event and its aim to show that rising exports serve private interests and the nation’s balance of payments. Sen Jacob Javits urged reform of the monetary system and proposed an international conference on long term solutions to persistent payment imbalances.
A roundup of 1913 items includes the Key to the City given to the Improved Order of Heptasophs, a fatal trolley accident near Wolfeville, a missing child found at Marvel theater, opening of squirrel season, a collision with a trolley near the Central Hardware store, a boy hurt at a Burkittsville barn, calls to pay for city blocks by the county, record heat in the summer, a Frederick to Myersville trolley line disruption, Juth er Burke's amputation after quarry accident, and upcoming court actions on train riding cases in Brunswick and Frederick.
Funeral services held for C Merton Stin Cooper Rev Maurice Strauabaugh led services pallbearers named at Pipe Creek and Providence cemeteries for Mrs Heber E Gamber killed in a car crash in Gamber Carroll County. Services for Mrs Madaline Hoffman at Gladhill Funeral Home Middletown with pallbearers and Mt Olivet interment. Mrs Nellie May Huff services at Damascus. Marshall Lookinghill 85 dies in Unionville interred Taylorsville. Earl Wesley McDevitt services at Frederick Memorial Hospital interment Mount Olivet. Burial details and pallbearers listed for each.
The Navy announced an aircraft carrier task force raid on Marcus Island is underway and Tokyo confirmed the strike at dawn. Allied air and naval operations push through as German bombardment continues and ration policies shift.
Harold A Frushour of Braddock Heights underwent surgery at University Hospital Baltimore last week and has returned home recovering satisfactorily. Philip L Quinn of West Park Street was discharged from Shore Memorial Hospital Summers Point on August 23 after treatment.
Mr Chester S Hamilton of West Fifth celebrates his birthday Monday. An infant son Todd Zimmerman born August 31 at Annie M Warner Hospital Gettysburg to Carl E Weant and wife. Mrs Weant is daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Zimmmermal. Mrs Steiner W Smith near Woodsboro marks birthday today. Mrs Annabelle Grantham and Miss Henrietta Cramer visit Amy Day to wish her well as Amy Day marks her birthday. Master Harold Arnold Webber, son of Harold A Webber, celebrated 17th birthday with a party and recently joined the U S Army at Fort Jackson. Mrs Engenia Gartrell and relatives return to Liver Spring after visiting in Mr Airy and with the Roop and Jones families. Carl W Mann and wife announce birth of daughter Carla Jean August 7 at Washington County Hospital.
ANNAPOLIS AP Some 428 acres owned by Spring Grove State Hospital and used for farming offer an economical site option for the University of Maryland plans, showing the state’s consideration of existing rural land for expansion.
Miss Susan Rabstein daughter of Dr and Mrs Melvin Rabstein and Thomas Mandel son of Mr and Mrs Paul Mandel were married Monday at the Peter Pan Inn Urbana with Rabbi Morris Kosman officiating. The bride wore ivory peau de soie with an empire waist and detachable cathedral train. Bridesmaids wore pink and navy gowns. best man was Peri Arnold. Reception followed. couple to reside in Chicago after September 15.
The article contrasts passive television viewing with active studying, urging students to survey, question, and resurvey text, dig out facts, and think critically. It suggests questions like who what where when why and how, and includes examples of role playing and turning paragraph openings into questions during rapid reading. It also notes a separate notice about Airman Reed’s reassignment to Hawaii and a Soviet pledge reported from Tokyo.
Maryland official Louis L. Goldstein argues relocating the Baltimore County branch comptroller to a site more than a mile from the hospital on 35 additional acres would save the state money. Commissioner Isadore Terke supports the comptroller’s view.
Public Landing Maryland AP reports Senator William Green dies after a prolonged illness. Green, affectionately known as the Senator from Island, served decades in public life and his passing closes a notable chapter in local politics.
Retired physician Dr. Ridgely Waters Baer aged 71 died Monday at 1 00 p m at his home 06 West College Terrace after several weeks illness He was born January 15 in Baltimore He practiced in Frederick many years a fellow of the American College of Physicians and former staff member at Frederick Memorial Hospital He retired in 1953 Surviving are his wife Mrs Helen Marty Baer two children Lt Col Malcolm R Baer Fort Benning Ga and Mrs Donald F Easton Five grandchildren and several nephews Private services will be held at the family’s convenience
Hilary Levi Broadwater 79 of Union Bridge died Sunday at his daughter’s home in Clements Maryland after a long illness. He is survived by three children, Blaine Burnell and Jenunesta, a sister, and several grandchildren. He was a member of local Masonic and lodge groups and a former Lehigh Cement Company employee. Services are tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Union Bridge funeral home with interment at Lutheran Cemetery Uniontown. Friends may call tonight.
Multiple brief death notices from Morris and Frederick counties with names Demographics and service details. Mrs Norma Rebecca Fraley died in Frederick County convalescent home with services at Olson funeral home and interment at Mount Olivet. Arthur H Gilliss 78 died in Baltimore hospital with funeral at Waltz Funeral Home. Infant Mary Ann McBride died after birth in Frederick Memorial Hospital with private graveside. Mildred N Rice died in Washington DC. services at 120 North Market. Lacey Irvin Stockdale 85 died at home near Woodbine with service at Poplar Springs Methodist Church. Howard M Wantz 64 died at home in Marston Carroll County. funeral at Kriders Cemetery Westminster. Interments at Mount Olivet and other local cemeteries.
Gary Inds Gary works of United States Steel Corp shut down by a walkout over the suspension of a grievance committee member. About 15 000 employees affected as 100 pickets blocked plant gates and supervisors began banking furnaces after the five day suspension of Jack McLaughlin of Local 1010.
Vatican circles report Pope Paul VI is drafting his first encyclical which could shape his pontificate, drawing parallels to Pope John XXIII's historic move in 1950. Details remain speculative as the project appears in early stages.
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