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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1963

Page

2

THE NEWS SUBSCRIPTION RATES AND ADDRESSES

The notice lists subscription rates and delivery terms for The News. It shows prices like one month or six months paid in advance, and carrier rates by points of delivery. It notes copyright by Associated Press and provides office details and date September 17, 1963.

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UN Plans Congo Drawdown by Year End

Secretary General U Thant cites limited resources as the main reason for a Congo pullout by December 31. The UN Congo force has been scaled down to 7,700 from 21,000, drawing criticism of Kinshasa's government and its UN role. The United States Britain Belgium oppose withdrawal. France the Soviet Union Portugal and several African states back it while Congolese Premier Cyrille Adoula seeks delay for more training of his forces. If funds were replenished, Thant might reconsider, but a delinquencies-filled special assessment account makes extension unlikely.

U Thant United Nations Congo Leopoldville United States Brita Belgium France Soviet Union Portugal Ethenegmient Fhe Cyrille Adoula General Assembly

Concentrated Wealth Controls Major U.S. Firms

A University of Pennsylvania study notes wealth concentration in stock ownership. It estimates that 0.1 percent of taxpayers with incomes over 100000 hold about 19.5 percent of all stock, while those earning over 25000 own over 48 percent. The top group includes 388 individuals with 1961 taxable income of at least 1 million who sit on many boards and shape corporate policy.

University of Pennsylvania Jean Crockett Irwin Friend

Letter to Editor Congratulates City on Park Concerts

The writer praises weekly Baker Park band concerts and commends the Air Corps Band and Yellow Spr Band for performances. He notes Middletown and Yelh Spr bands adding quality and thanks Harvey Jr for managing events. September 15, 1483.

Baker Park Air Corps Middletown Root ' Marrone Vonune Harvey , Jr Robert Shipley

Obituary and Personal Notices Highlight Oliver Wallace

Oliver Wallace 78, composer of Hin dustan and longtime Walt Disney Studios music director, died after a brief illness. He helped the studio achieve more than 106 film scores during his 27 years with Disney.

Maney Mandi

Hanover Water Emergency Tightens Restrictions

The Hanover Water Works Commission warns that drastic limits on industrial use and possible shutdowns may be needed if rains do not relieve the drought. A tentative October 13 date is set to halt nonessential water use, with forecasts showing storage could last about 30 days if rains fail.

Hanover P.ave Capelli Sary Indust Opel Biame Teese Trie 1 Waeter Works Commission Hanover Municipal Water Works Waeter Water Works Commission Water Works Uuigorath Tieir Sheppard Commission Clearwater Lake Ifill

Fifty Years Ago from The News-Post September 17 1913

A York Pa man Frank Eline was killed when his automobile was struck by a train at Smyser's Crossing near York. A fire destroyed the River View buildings near Baltimore. A small blaze behind Scholl and Eckstein's saloon in South Market street was put out by bystanders. An apple tree in Filey bore its second blossoms this year. Water at the city reservoir rose a foot, now at fifteen feet. Mayor Fraley pushed the traffic law reforms, as a speeding auto nearly struck him. A late night crash after Braddock service left a cottage house damaged and a horse and rider thrown. injuries reported with cautious notes.

Frank Eline York Smyser’s Crossing Frederick Troumis River View Baltimore Schxl Eckstein South Market Street Wir C.N. Trundle Gaville Fraley Serio Braddock Thi

Twenty Years Ago Hems From The News-Post Files

A 1943 recap notes general Carn’s declaration on a wartime issue and the death of Rev Charles Philip Baxter. It also mentions Harley Keller’s two minute batting drill and a finisher’s home run with two aboard. An outlook cites one of the poorest apple crops in years in the county.

News-Post Mark W. Carn Charles Philip Baxter Fred Giles Casaigags Harley Keller Iir

130 Days To Better Grades How To Beat Bugaboo

Educational piece advising gradual study for math, arguing math is logical and rule based. Emphasizes understanding each step, reading between the commas, and practicing examples to build comprehension. Promotes steady progress and self confidence with daily drill and focused review.

Mathematics Inn

Blood Program Head To Speak To Lions

Dr. S. B. Hays of Alexandria Virginia directs the Eastern Blood Program for the Red Cross overseeing 21 regional centers serving 1650 hospitals. He will speak at the Lions Club meeting in the Francis Scott Key Hotel with James A. Grove introducing him. Dr Tagovik arrives to observe Thursday’s bloodmobile at Fort Detrick.

S. B. Hays Alexandria Red Cross Eastern Area Lions Club Francis Scott’s Key Hotel James A. Grove Frederick County Tagovik Mie City Fort Detrick Hays New England Virginia Indiana U. S. Army American Medical Association American College of Surgeons American College of Chest Physicians American Foundation For Tropical Medicine, Venereal Disease Association Association of Military Surgeons of the United States Republic of France James M. Hays Ellen Hays Raetzsch Seguin Tex

Retail sales to dominate attention in fall

Retail demand shows an upturn with porch of renewed vigor in fall as appliance and furniture sales rise with strong housing construction this year. Consumers spend on new appliances and furnishings with monthly payments, signaling confidence but economists watch for any retrenchment as big ticket items wane.

Delauter Shantz Wedding Held at St Marks Church

Miss Sara Jane Shantz daughter of the late George Shantz of Hagerstown married Clark Dale Delauter son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer J. Delauter of Myersville on August 2 at 6 30 pm at St Marks Lutheran Church Hagerstown Rev Edward P Heinze officiated. Beverly Ann Delauter maid of honor Peter A Kepler best man. Bride a Hagerstown High School 1956 graduate employed by Washington County Board of Education. Groom Middletown High School 1960 graduate serving in the United States Air Force Otis AFB Massachusetts. A surprise bridal shower had been given at the Delauter home in Riversville prior to the wedding. Attendees included Elmer J Delauter and others. Additional notices list family and neighbors.

Peter A. Kepler Hagerstown High School Washington County Riversville J . Elmer J. Delauter Nir Tnn Delauter Phyl’s. Janice Delauter Shnson Debs Pam Johnson June Delauter Lin Wanda Fritz Huntsberrs Emma Shantz Ne Shantz Winnie -~ Duyye Purtnam Bide Wil Cheryl Bidle

Births Reported at Memorial Hospital in Week

Reported births include a daughter to Mrs So Abe Bereth and a second child for ML Mack. Other families welcome a third son Bernard Stone and a fourth child Deborah Arlene. Additional newborns listed for Sandra Marie, John Eugene, and Rebecca, with multiple families noted.

Abe Bereth Rebeccan Laithcs Mack King ‘Ard Cad Mey Bernard T. Stone Chrisane Cyn AL Groff Ficueick Kelly Rowegy Pour Lee Carne Areal Janes AL Ridge Bredrick Debora Arlene Bogus Sandra Marie Fow Edith Graviey Clarksburg Gerald E. Tobery Fast Fifty Street John Eugene John M. Williams

Local nuptials and community notices in brief

Miss LeGore Wedls J W Wills 3rd wed Joseph Willam in St Joseph's church Emmitsburg Rev Staisie officiated Attendants were Virsula Kay Wills and Patrick B Boyle Other items note Tara Terry Mate chairing Laubach Literacy Workshop in October and Carroll County Christian Endeavor Union Youth Rally at Carrollton Church of God with Joyace Dell in charge plus Rev Bruce Dick sermon and county youth musical numbers

Wilburn LeGore Letinre Marri Joseph Willam Hagerstown St. Joseph's Catholic N Emmitsburz Rev Staisie Tara Terry Bruce, m Laubach Fresherick Council of Aided Coach Women Ihe Tan Paul Mre Crummas C.E Carroll County Christian Endeavor Union Carrollton Church of God Joyace Dell Bruce Dick Boat Church Leche

Jefferson County Fair Plans Set

The eleventh annual Jefferson County Fair will be held in Charles Town West Virginia October 3 4 and 5 with nightly programs. High school bands from Charles Town Shepherdstown Page Jackson and Harpers Ferry will perform. Minnie Pearl Jean Shepherd and Billy Byrd head a October 3 program. A Record Hop and calf scramble are planned with sponsors Jefferson Security Bank and W H Knode and Sons. A meeting for department heads is scheduled October 3 at 8 PM at the Jefferson County Court House.

Charles Town W. Va Jefferson County Manas Wil Otter Shepherdstown High School Page Jackson Harpers Ferry Minnie Pearl Jean Shepherd Billy Byrd Jefferson Security Bank Shepherdstown W. H. Knode and Sons Jefferson County Court House

Local residents treated for strokes and hepatitis in Frederick area

Among the sick Mrs. Asa HK Watkins of Mt. Airy was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital after a stroke. Mrs. Vernie Carly of East Fifth Street was moved to Frederick Memorial Hospital in the United ambulance in fair condition. Mrs. James FE Barigis of Pine Avenue remains under care in satisfactory condition. Little Miss Barbara Snoots eight year old Walkersville student is confined at home with hepatitis.

Asa HK. Watkins Mt. Airy Frederick Memorial Hospital Vernie Carly East Fifth Street United Ambulance James FE. Barigis Pine Avenue Barbara Snoots Walkersvile Elementary School Roger Snoots Walkersville

Cambridge Hopes Rise for UM Shore Branch

A University of Maryland official said Cambridge could win the Eastern Shore branch if the city passes a public accommodations charter amendment. Regent Richard W. Case spoke during a site inspection of a 50 acre tract offered for campus use as university leaders toured Cambridge to assess the possible Shore campus. The Oct. 1 vote on prohibiting racial discrimination in hotels and restaurants looms as a key factor in the decision.

Cambridge, Md Cambridge University of Maryland Eastern Shore Richard W. Case University Board of Regents Wilson A. ‘Elkins University Eine Ciy Francis V. duPont Shore Legisistere Balt Imore Maryland Sar Preston Sagreganaiats Iseve University Regents Talbot County Pegeee

Funeral services held for Montgomery County teacher Eugenia Hargett

Funeral services were held Saturday at 10 30 am at Neelsville Presbyterian Church for Eugenia E Hargett wife of Harold F Hargett a well known Montgomery County teacher She died September 11 at the National Institutes of Health Bethesda after eight weeks illness She was born December 17 1907 a granddaughter of Henry E Hanshew owner of Hanshew Lumber Company later sold to Wilcoxon and Brown She taught at East Silver Spring Elementary Gaithersburg Elementary and had 19 years total service in Montgomery schools Her training included Maryland State Normal School Towson George Washington University Duke Pennsylvania State Maine and Arizona She was a church member and longtime Sunday School teacher and active in DAR and various professional groups. Funeral directors Tyson Wheeler Rockville.

Eugenia E. Hargett Harold F. Hargett Montgomery County Neelsville Presbyterian Church Hargett National Insitutes of Health Bethesda Henry E. Hanshew Hanshew Lumber Company Wilcoxon and Brown Maryland State Normal School Towson East Silver Spring Yeaou Gaithersburg Montgomery George Washington University

Deaths of Mrs. John K. Lee and Local Notables

Mrs. Mary L. Lee 82 widow of John K. Lee of Braddock dies at her son Walter Lee’s home in Jefferson. Survived by four sons, one sister and brother, seven grandchildren, thirteen great grandchildren. Funeral at Gladhill in Middletown with burial at Mt. Olive Mars Pa. Lucie E Neidardt, former West Second St, dies after long illness in Vindobona Home. Requiem mass at St John’s with interment Mt Olivet. Mrs. Ella Nora Whittington of Hagerstown dies after four months illness at Western Maryland State Hospital. Survived by daughter Mrs Ralph Rohrer and son Henry L Whittington. services at East Funeral Home Boonsboro and burial at St Mark’s Episcopal Cemetery.

John K. Lee Mary L. Lee Braddock Walter C. Lee Jefferson Henry Caroline Maury Thomas Bakertown Henry T. Lee Valencia Harry E. Lee Baltimore Raymond J. Lee Frederick Sistee Brather Margaret Lee Archie Rushenberger Gladhill Funeral Home Middletown Mt. Olive Cemetery Mars, Pa Luce BE. Neidardt Lucie E. Neidhardt West Second Street Vindobona Convalescent Home New York City Augustus W. and Elmira Dwelle Neidhardt East Church Street St. John’s Catholic Church Alfred E. Smith St. John’s Mt. Olivet M. R. Etchison and Son Henry B. Whittington Ella Nora Whittington Hagerstown Western Maryland State Hospital Hume John and Maria Edwards Utterback St. Mark's Episcopal Church Lappans Ralph Rohrer Henry L. Whittington East Funeral Home Boonsboro C. Robert Sutton St. Mark's Episcopal Cemetery

Funeral notices and graveside services across Maryland towns

Funeral services are noted for Gary Neil Hyssong infant of Hyssongs at Frederick Memorial Hospital burial at Lutheran cemetery Middletown with M R Etchison and Son. Malcolm L Moxley of Mt Airy dies at Frederick Memorial Hospital with rites by Rev Elgert at Calvary Methodist Church. Joseph Bernard fifth street husband of Naomi Hamburg Rothenheeler dies at Springfield State Hospital with service at 106 East Church Street. Roy S Smith of Mt Airy killed in an automobile crash with services at Fairview Methodist Church.

Gary Neil Hyssong John R Shirley Edna May Hyssong Sr Thomas Avenue Frederick Memorial Hospital Charles F. Trunk Jr Evangelical Lutheran Church Lutheran Cemetery Middletown Maryland M. R. Etchison and Son Waltz Liberty Road Winfield Malcolm L. Moxley Mt. Airy Roger Elgert Calvary Methodist Church of Mt. Airy Oscar Baker Robert Lowman Wayne Norwood Charles Burns Julian Nichols Joseph Swann Pine Grove Joseph Bernard Fifth Street Naomi Hamburg Rothenheeler Springfield State Hospital East Church Street Ralph M. Sharpe Calvary Methodist Church Marion Fairview Methodist Church Roy S. Smith Airy Howard County W. C. You

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