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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1963
Page
2
News brief noting a delivery arrangement for the MFG CO at R177 Frederick with specifics about timing and method. Associated Press brief from Wednesday September 11 1963 mentions delivery details and related notices.
The article discusses unemployment rates as a key economic indicator used by the federal government to trigger stimulus efforts. It notes seasonal teen and graduate influx, underemployment among housewives, and part-time workers, questioning who is truly unemployed and highlighting untracked unfilled jobs and the bureaucratic motive behind statistics.
Benjamin L Shuff president of Farmers and Mechanics National Bank announced a dividend rise. The Quantenga as a winch declared by the board of directors Tuesday has been increased to He per share. Record date September 20 1913 payable October 1 1963 total dividend 61150.
In Hamburg Germany police confirmed Scotland Yard suspects the Britain gang behind an 11 million train robbery may undergo facial procedures. A spokesman for the federal criminal police in Wiesbaden said they received a cable from Scotland Yard about the case.
The public service commission approves a new minimum electric charge of $1 for Braddock Heights and Middletown, replacing former levels. Julia Krantz leaves Adamstown for Columbia Missouri to head Expression and Domestic Art at Stephens College. Descriptive notes cover local railway car damage, a wheat delivery race on the Emmitsburg road, and police desk sergeant John Engelbrecht receiving his uniform.
Charles F. Murray a 21 year veteran of Fairchild Stratos Corporation Hagerstown has been promoted to Director of Procurement for the Aircraft Missiles Division in Hagerstown. He oversees procurement subcontracting and warehousing for the division. Murray joined the firm in August 1942 and has held roles including Material Control Supervisor Conservation Redistribution Assistant Purchasing Agent and Purchasing Agent. He trained in aircraft procurement and materials management at Fordham University and the University of Maryland. Married father of two, he resides on West Twelfth Street.
Militarist push across Naples as Allied and British forces land under Gen Mark W Clark amid German resistance. Flying Fortresses and Thunderbolts lead a daylight assault on Western Europe. Red Army advances after German retreat toward the Dnieper. American planes cripple Italian German HQ at Frascati near Rome. Australian troops report weaker Japanese resistance in New Guinea. An early morning fire damages six garages behind First Baptist church. Germans claim Rome capitulated to a German assault. Vatican protection under Nazi control. Frederick sees 43 degree winds and autumn chill.
Among the sick Mrs Harry 8 Rice returned home to Jefferson Saturday after surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital. She is recovering satisfactorily. Mr Mane Beall, Mr Airy, is at home with Austin Kline on East Ninth Street after major surgery last Saturday. Mr Samuel H Eppley of West Patrick Street is in fair condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital for a throat injury from Tuesday night. Mr Joseph Lochner, Mr Pleasant, was admitted to Vindo bona Convalescent Home in Brad dock Heights last Friday. Mrs Elmer Roderick, RFD 1 MU Arry, is a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital under observation. Mrs Russell Crim Castle of Thomas Avenue is in satisfactory condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mr Charles F Morciver of 114 Monroe Avenue is celebrating his ninety third birthday today.
Foreign Minister Maurice Couve de Murville will travel to Washington on October 5 to meet U.S. Secretary of State Dean Rusk. French officials and journalists postponed today.
Rev. Arthur W. Simms of Unionville, a Bradenton Florida pastor, cut the tops from three tomato plants and brought them to his Unionville farm. The plants are growing and fruiting as if newly planted. He plans to repeat pruning and move the plants to Florida this winter to test how many times the same plants will bear fruit.
Rep. Joe L. Evins D Tenn sent his book Understanding Congress to President Kennedy. The White House replied the book will be required reading at the White House. In California Army Maj Frank Sutor, aviation officer at Ft Ord, supported a helicopter pilot order to destroy film after a crash near Half Moon Bay to avoid unfavorable comment.
Funeral services for Sterling Price husband of Hazel Kinna Price were conducted at the funeral home on East Church Street. Rev. Richard C Johnson of Hyattstown Methodist Church officiated. Interment followed at the Methodist cemetery. Hyattstoun M R Etchison and Son funeral directors.
A compact guide from the Reading Laboratory Inc outlines outlining and summarizing as core study methods. It argues that arranging ideas logically, creating brief own word summaries, and practicing outlining boost comprehension retention and writing. It notes summaries should state main ideas, be brief, and aid retention and recall.
Hood College president Dr. Randle Elliott disputed a suit filed Tuesday in the Anna Arme del Circuit Court challenging state grants to church affiliated colleges in Maryland as unconstitutional. The suit targets Hood College and St. Joseph's College of Emmitsburg, with Hood asserting it is not church affiliated though church related. Elliott warned against undermining federal aid support and noted Congress recently passed a bill authorizing aid regardless of affiliation, now before the Senate. A parade of antique cars is slated for a weekend club meet in Urbana with about 50 members from several states attending.
Several local obituaries note deaths in Taneytown Urbana Westminster Middletown and surrounding towns. Notables include Giena V Geisler Glenn Geisler and Elmer Keyser with survivors listed and funeral arrangements underway at Union Bridge Gladhill Tyson Wheeler and Neelsville facilities. Interments planned in Mt Joy Urbana Brethren and Neelsville Cemeteries.
A Rome ceremony officiated by Rev W Russell Daniel featured a bride in chantilly lace over silk organza with seed pearl accents and a lily bouquet. Attendants included Sally Wright as maid of honor and several bridesmaids from Rome and other states. The reception followed at Treniel Wall in Rome, with guests, trip to The Cloister, and plans to reside in Baltimore.
Raymond Scheyven, Belgium's former minister, returned from Red China and said he was forbidden to visit Bishop James Walsh jailed in China. Walsh, a Cumberland Maryland priest, was jailed on espionage charges in 1960 after arrest in 1958. Scheyven said officials barred him from Tibet and Sinkiang during his China trip.
Miss Sylvia May Raun and Paul Philip Myers wed at the Hagerstown Church of the Brethren in an August 31 ceremony officiated by Rev. Joseph Quesenberry. The bride wore alabaster peau de soie. attendants wore clover pink gowns. After a reception the couple will live in Hagerstown with the bride employed at Maryland National Bank and the groom at Western Electric.
Archbishop Pierre Martin Ngo Dinh Thuc, brother of South Viet Nam President Ngo Dinh Diem, left Rome after saying the Vatican ordered him to stop examining the situation. He boarded a plane to New York where he would await further guidance from the Holy See.
Mr and Mrs L. One and Dornard Siemes moved from an unspecified location. The message mentions Mr. hows in relation to the move but lacks clear details or dates.
A fragmented OCR line mentions a date around September 28 with a time 3.7 and names Vio masiogio or similar. The readable text is too incomplete to determine event, location, or participants.
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