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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1963
Page
2
A brief from The News notes erratic newspaper delivery by carriers in the 1963 period. It discusses variable routes and irregular service, with reports on reliability and possible changes. The item mentions regional uncertainty and references AP dispatches.
The concrete curbing was placed around the three skies of the court house with rear work likely. One or more rear trees may be removed as part of the plan. William Homerts injured his right hand on an emery wheel at Morris Works, lacerating the middle finger. Alice M. won the Free For All at Winchester Fair lowering the track record from 2.15 to 2.13 with a $400 purse. The Junior Fire Co. ordered a 30 hp White automobile chassis for about $1,500 to mount on the hose carriage. The Montgomery County primary canvass shows Dr. Eugene Jones ahead of J. Dawson Williams for State Senate by 444 votes. Congressman David J. Lewis to speak at Grace Reformed Sunday School Rally Day on October 5. Key Monument Association marks Old Defender’s Day at Mt. Olivet cemetery with William C. Birely presiding.
The article notes Kennedy halted induction of married men with families and reclassed draft groups, leaving 1 350 000 single men ages 19 to 26 subject to selection. It outlines new draft order priorities and suggests the policy aims to adjust the pool and timing of calls amid a growing draft-age population. It also reflects on polio vaccine milestones and calls for broader disease control efforts.
Observation notes muddy conditions along the Potomac river sides while the center remains clear and low at Point Roc Buckerstown and Monocacy. Report highlights variable depths across tributaries and sections with scouring in some stretches.
The September 13, 1643 issue notes back to school with over 3,000 pupils returning to city schools. The U boat skipper captured by a US plane. USO center for service men set at Pythian Castle. temperatures fall to the thirties. Pershing celebrated. Frederick City to mail Christmas cards to service members. Salerno battle rages on fifth day. Britain shifts naval units to the Far East. 32 Italian warships already Allied hands.
President Kennedy avoided detailing American moves in South Viet Nam at a news conference. He warned Diem's regime risks international and internal pressure as Buddhist repression sparks crisis while Nhu and Archbishop Thuc depart or are silenced.
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Walter Childress at Bennett's Funeral Home in Richmond Virginia with interment in Foust Lawn Cemetery. George M. Grossnickle, B. Carroll Hively, Elmer Keyser, George Gassaway Smith, and others had services at various homes and churches with interments in local cemeteries. Pallbearers included relatives and community members. notices name暂e several survivors and funeral directors.
Ralph Monroe Morris 27 of Damascus found guilty on three motor vehicle charges in Magistrate s Court and fined 49 dollars by Magistrate Byron W Thompson. Morris arrested June 3 for wrong way on one way street and no registration. July 3 for failing to appear. Grace Koontz 54 of Taney Apartments acquitted of reckless driving from August 27 accident. Ralph Harley acquitted on reckless driving charge. Rodney R Kelly 59 of Frederick found guilty of exceeding 30 mph July 25, fined 5 dollars and costs. Vincent J Vannah 21 of Gloucester Mass found guilty of exceeding 30 mph September 11, fined 10 dollars and costs.
The consolidated University of North Carolina withdraws an invitation to British biologist Dr. John B. Haldane to speak at its three campuses after he refused on principle to say whether he is a Communist.
French television star Jacques Angelvin is sentenced in New York to three to six years in prison for charges connected to a criminal case. Judge imposed the term after deliberations in court.
The text explains moving from history to social sciences as vertical developments. It defines group in sociology, defense mechanisms in psychology, and the Law of Diminishing Returns in economics, then guides closing on general concepts before details and applications.
Readers are invited to request a copy of 38 DAYS TO BETTER GRADES with a spiral bound format. Send address and 31.6 to Better Grades c/o Frederick News-Post P O Box 488 Dept A Radio City Station New York NY 10019 include city and state.
The Harmony Concert Band under Joseph R tarp will close this season with an 8 15 p m Sunday concert in Baker Park led by Harvey Harrington. The band famed in Frederick and Carroll Counties has 24 summer appearances and six first prizes in parades with one second place. The program includes works by Rosenkrans Benard Hawthorne Lugg and Alford plus light tunes and popular selections.
A fragment lists titles and names including Many Tears Ago and The National Anthem with mentions of K L King W Scott Invercargill and ALF Lithgow, suggesting a collage of musical works and performers without full context or dates.
Lewistown Homemakers Club meets Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Mrs Esther Grinder’s home to discuss safety. On September 20 the club marks its 3rd anniversary with a banquet at Creagerstown Parish Hall guest speaker Dr Nevin E Smith of the United Church of Christ Hanover Pa theme Peace banquet tickets available through Sept 17 from any club member.
Dennis Fitzgerald son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fitzgerald celebrates his thirteenth birthday today in Thurmont. Separately, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Seay of Arlington and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Orrison and daughter Jean visited Carlton Everhart at Fort Gordon during the long holiday weekend in Augusta, Georgia where he is stationed with the Army.
Obituary notices list Mrs. Joke A. Draper wife of John A. Draper of near Garfield, plus Mrs. Josephine Margaret Good widow of Jeremiah F. Good of Brunswick, and Mrs. Dorothy Ison formerly of Carroll County. Survivors include children and siblings with service details at Gar field Bethel Methodist Church Park Heights Cemetery and local funeral homes. An infant Treve Osborne dies at three days old in Rockville. services at Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Dr James T Sinski of Fort Detrick Special Operations Division shows eight paintings on display this month in the Post Library. Admirers include Mrs Dan Crosier and two others from the Women s Club. He began his Sunday painting in Milwaukee where he earned two awards at Marquette University student shows. He was a member of the Orleans Gallery in New Orleans for three years and has exhibited across Maryland at several regional venues.
James A Posey of Frederick dies after long illness at 55 at Mt. Wilson Hospital Baltimore. Joseph B Rothenhoefer 78 of Frederick dies at Sykesville Springfield hospital after three years illness. Mrs. Adam Shafer 81 of near Middletown dies at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Funeral details and family survivors listed. Marlene Dietrich attends ANWC reception in Washington with questions, politics and Europe ties noted.
Among the sick, Mallow Thompson of Brunswick was moved from Charles Town General to Johns Hopkins in Baltimore. William Handley, resident of Montevue County Home, is in critical condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Russell Crum Castle is home after surgery there. Ada Ford of North Bentz Street is a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital and improving. C Teddy Beachley was moved to University Hospital Baltimore. condition unchanged. Robert Schultz of John Hanson Apartments is a surgical patient at Washington County Hospital in Hagerstown and not yet discharged. Betty Kidd of 128 East Third Street suffered a broken leg and is at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
Chamber members urged the Board of Education to develop a vocational program linking education with local business needs. They propose targeted courses giving minimal field experience before graduation and expansion to night classes for dropouts and adults. Mr. MacDonald and Mr. Sayler criticized overemphasis on strictly academic tracks and urged practical alternatives.
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