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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1963
Page
2
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Editorial notes voluntary cooperation between school authorities and the Commissioners on school construction and tax spending may save taxpayers money. It cites an Attorney General ruling that Montgomery County illegally withheld funds and warns Frederick County could face a rubber stamp role. A change in state law to grant more authority to commissioners is proposed.
The Consolida tion Coal Company of Pittsburgh proposes a coal to gasoline program in Weet Virginia. Interior Secretary Stewart announced a 4000 grant to perfect the process in a Cresap pilot plant, signaling a potential coal rush in the region.
The editor reports on a spoof United Nations group in Hollywood that proposes comically impractical laws. Its proposed ideas include dismantling aircraft plants for Canada and saliva tests for winners, with further gag suggestions about gravity repeal and government buys of writers’ unsold stories.
Alva Clifton Davis 41 of Mt. Airy was found guilty of reckless driving and operating a motor vehicle without an Operator's license before Magistrate Sunley Y. Bennett. Davis was arrested July 7 at 12 22 a m by Cpl John Wheel Gan after an East All Saints Street accident. He was fined 14 for reckless driving and 7 for lacking a license. The charge of unlawful use of a mucins by Mrs Cora Lee.
The plat of the Swastika development was rejected by the board with no votes. Mayor Fraley favored it while road and rail delays affected freight. a new Monocacy monument site was donated for Confederate remembrance. The city considers removing rear court house trees, raid on a vacant East Second Street home occurred, and water repairs reduce Frederick pressure. The SPCA discussed sheltering stray dogs and cats.
A Sept grand jury was drawn with Judges Delaplaine and Schnauffer. Notable items include a Soviet offensive in the Donets Basin, a public call for voluntary conservation around Sept 15, Allied bombings in Italy, and a four-pronged projected U S attack plan in Asia and the Pacific. Secretary Knox reports Japan's merchant ships reduced by about 2,500,000 tons. Umpire Sil McGowan to umpire Sept 9 Senators vs New Cumberland Army team. A Baltimore fire at Franklin Hotel forces ~30 from a rear building section with no injuries. hotel is four stories in downtown.
A large insect was shown at the News-Post office by Thnatd Beall of West Sixth Street. It was a hard-shell green specimen about two inches long with black spots and a crab-like claw attached vertically to the front of its head.
Alexandra of Greece the former queen consort of Yugoslavia shows steady improvement in Venice after an overdose of sleeping pills. She remains under care as ex King Peter II, his condition is described as stable and improving.
The Braddock Heights Optimist Club met with Bill Moran presenting the history of blades from stone age to modern combat designs. Youth awards followed, with medals to local boys for participation at the Junior Optimist track meet in Baltimore and Gene Clark winning first in shot put.
Brosius Homes will showcase the Family Home a two story bungalow with three bedrooms and 1 19 baths in Carrollton from 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. The display, produced by National Homes Corporation, is backed by Parents Magazine and the American Gas Association. The home features RaS appliances.
Bruce Wilson will be honored as Outstanding Man Of The Year by the Veterans Brotherhood Committee at the annual Veterans Brotherhood Banquet. The event takes place at Parkville American Legion Hall in September. Wilson is Eastern Division vice president of Carling Brewing Company and active in veterans groups.
The Maryland Delaware Crop Reporting Service forecasts 277000 turkeys in Maryland and 311000 in Delaware for 1983, up from 233000 in Maryland and 10000 in Delaware the previous year. The report notes turkey production expected to grow as demand strengthens.
Harvey Baug her of South Market street was found guilty of disorderly conduct and sentenced to 30 days in jail or a $59 fine. Charles Foreman of this city was found guilty of assault and battery and sentenced to 90 days in jail or a $50 fine. the charges related to an alleged attack on Helen Foreman on East All Saints street. The Poole case against Raymond M. Poole was dismissed when Barbara Ann Poole failed to appear.
The Department of Liquor Control reports a net profit exceeding 1.3 million dollars from Montgomery County’s 13 liquor stores for the fiscal year ending June 99. Gross sales reach 13,274,044 dollars, marking the sixth straight year of over 1 million in profit and a growth from the previous year.
King Mohammed Zahir Shah told Afghan students at the College of William and Mary that constitutional changes may occur to bring government closer to the people. He urged educated Afghans to return home to raise living standards as he and Queen Mohairah were feted by the Afghan Student Association during a 12 day U.S. visit ahead of meetings with President Kennedy.
The Public Kindergarten of the First Methodist Church of Brum announces opening details for session. Community families are invited to enroll children for early education activities hosted by church staff.
Charles A Deck of Oaklee Village Arbutus died at 3 p m in Baltimore age 13 and was a former employee with the Employes Association of the Company He is survived by his wife Anna Preston two sisters Grace Hamlin and Olive Coates three children Leonard Deck Fern Warr and John Deck and five grandchildren Burial was in Meadowridge. Amanda L Smith of near Myersville died at Valley View Nursing Home age 71 She was a lifelong member of St Marks Lutheran Church Wolfsville She is survived by husband Raymond J Smith a son Ralph W Smith a grandson Edward R Smith three brothers and three sisters The body is at the Bittinger Funeral Home
Funeral services were announced for Aubrey R. Cooper of Lovettsville who died in an accident at B and O Freight yards in Brunswick. Interment is in Union Cemetery, Lovettsville, with Rev. Michael Kretsinger officiating. Norma Rebecca Null Fraley, widow of Edwin Fraley, also passed away. services are at the East Church Street funeral home with Rev. Maurice D. Ashbury officiating. Pallbearers are named, and calls were invited at Brown Funeral Home in Lovettsville.
Private graveside services were held at Mount Olivet. A Brunswick project proposes a 12 foot diagonal laminated aluminum windbreak along the tennis area and six foot steel rails on three sides to fence the parking lot, meeting state road standards.
Friday night death at Union Memorial Hospital in Baltimore noted with Rev Forrest Reynolds officiating. Names include Spark Hawk Jr John Shilliaberg Gregg Pheiffer and others. Services were held yesterday and pallbearers named Hobert Vin Fulmer Corun Gien-Douglas. Robert E Dailey Funeral Directors handled arrangements.
Euphemia hosts new classroom space as St Euphemia Elementary reopens after vacancy from rye Seton construction. Cathedral High Syracuse and St Pauls in Portmouth hold classes. Joseph’s, Bekmers, and St Dom School connections noted with teachers covering French and Latin. Directors include Senkr bays and guns.
State and county agencies approved fourteen Frederick City permits and one Rosemont permit totaling $125,305 in value. Rosemont signed by Town Burgess John T. Graham for a one story brick veneer home with carport on Chick’s Drive for Earl Good Jr. of West D Street. In Frederick City a $34,500 commercial permit for a frame and glass sales office at 29 31 33 South Market Street. Death of text.
The report lists residents of Frederick area treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital and Kernan Hospital Baltimore. Among them Mrs F M Miskell of Point of Rocks in fair condition, Mrs Alice Baker of West Fifth Street recovering, and Randy Floby scheduled for surgery. Others, including Lewis Peters near Legore and Fred Smith of Kamaville, are noted as recovering or improving at home or in hospital.
The fragmentary text mentions rivers and entities such as Menecsyr Chaer and Ieee. Details are unclear. no dates places or actions are discernible to confirm a complete event.
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