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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1963
Page
2
Mr and Mrs Jerry Trout of Charles Town West Virginia celebrate the birth of their first child a son Christopher Scott born Wednesday at Charles Town General Hospital Mrs Trout formerly Peggy Ogle of Creagerstown
The News Frederick issue from September 19 1963 lists publication details and subscriptions. It notes The News is published by The Great Southern Press Co with mailing options and rates. It mentions the Associated Press affiliation and post office entry information.
Malaysia proclaims independence with 101 white pigeons and a new flag in Kuala Lumpur. Indonesia and the Philippines protested due to rival claims on Sarawak and Sabah. A UN inquiry found broad support for federation. both neighbors declined attendance, leaving for consultations. Britain and Commonwealth partners pledge defense.
Msgr. Joseph P A O'Brien warns of neglect in Christian youth training as a broader crisis, linking it to public education and spiritual absence. The Senate approves the first Kennedy program of the year, offering $15 million for medical and dental school construction and $61.4 million in loans to about 10,000 students to address doctor and dentist shortages.
Montgomery County Council approved industrial rezoning for part of Germantown area near Serntown. Landowner Mr Camm sought change from rural residential to industrial to align with nearby Atomic Energy Commission and Severn complex, with parcels two miles north between Md 333 and I 78 near the Md King area. The brief notes local civic club activities and community fundraising plans.
Among the sick is Ray Wachter near Detour who suffered a heart attack and lies in critical condition at Annie M. Warner Hospital Gettysburg. Mrs. Charles Bentz of Fraceham enters Frederick Memorial Hospital for minor surgery. Joseph C. Gaver of Middlestown recovering after Monday surgery at Washington County Hospital Hagerstown and expected to be released in about nine days. Trading quiet in New York as steels motors tobaccos and selected issues rise on modest market gains.
Seventy line items recount Fredericksburg era events from September 15 1913. Highlights include a garden transformation at Frank Hargetts East Second Street, Italian harpist Felice S Tula booked for Sept 24 at the Opera House, a trolley car striking an ice wagon and breaking shafts, a barn raised on Tobias Zimm ermans farm, W W Doub resigning from the county Sunday School Association presidency, Royal Woolen Mills Co opening on West Patrick Street, a Studebaker street sweeper arriving for testing, an auto repurposed as a patrol wagon, a horse casualty at the county bank intake, and J M Goodman ordering New Market schools closed for scarlet fever with two cases reported.
Twenty years ago Allied naval forces seized two islands within 16 miles of Napies, opening a new phase of the Ita defense. RAF Mosquito bombers struck Berlin, while Red Army reports claim Bryansk fortress falls and White Russia gates near. Allies capture Lae air base in the Pacific. Draft boards call 32 Negroes in Baltimore. Camp Detrick gains new CO Colonel Martin B. Chittick. Six civilian defense pumping units reach Frederick for firefighting use.
The Hyattstown Volunteer Fire Department held its annual banquet on September 7 at the Pater Pan Inn, Urleans. Chief John F. Cooley welcomed guests, introduced William Reber and other officials, and urged participation in home fire drills.
Charles L. McCleaf 87 of Green Stone Adams County Pa died suddenly Tuesday morning at the Landis Machine Company plant in Waynesboro where he had long worked as a machinist. He collapsed at his machine and died shortly after. He was a lifelong Adams County resident son of the late David and Adeline Kepperly McCleaf. His wife Grace Warren McCleaf died June 1 1980. Surviving are a son R Warren McCleaf and a daughter Mrs. Clara King both of Blue Ridge Summit Pa and seven brothers and sisters.
Funeral services were held for William Albert Reed in Urbana with Rev. David C. Dawson officiating. Interment followed at Rest Haven Memorial Gardens Hansonville. pallbearers named Carroll Wilcom Hyter Webb David Hawkins Ivor E B Rosencrantz Ralph Michael Myers Paul W Croneburg. DOCTOR DEFECTS NEW YORK Doctor Jaroslav Kremer a Czech physician defected to the United States during a visit and seeks asylum aided by the International Rescue Committee.
Reno S Harp Jr and others sold the home at 20 North Wisner Street to Rearge W Kola and wife for about 4500 dollars per the revenue stamps on the deed.
Condition reports show the Potomac river clear at Point of Rocks while the Monocacy remains in poor shape with an unclear state noted near Buckeystown.
The Frederick County Federation of Men’s Bible Classes endorses a resolution calling for a referendum to establish Bible readings and prayers in schools and urges support for public servants who recognize God’s authority. The group deplores the Supreme Court ruling banning Bible reading and prayer in public schools and plans a October November crusade.
Mr and Mrs Arthur H Good of Manheim announce the engagement of Mary Ellen Good to Francis William Hahn son of Mrs Pauline Hahn and the late Roger Hahn. Mary Ellen is a senior at Manheim Central High School. Francis William Hahn is a teacher at a local high school. A June wedding is planned.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Corl daughter of Rev Claude H Corl and the late Mrs Corl and Raymond Paul Johnson son of Mrs Estrid Johnson and the late Burt Johnson were married in Sabillane Rev Corl officiated. The bodice featured a square neckline and bows on the shoulders with decorative gown details described.
Indonesia's government expressed regret under pressure from London and Washington for the burning and looting of the British Embassy and property. British residents began leaving Indonesia as tensions rose.
The Air Force called off plans to watch for the United States winged spacecraft at Cape Canaveral in Florida. Officials said the effort to observe the project is canceled and no further deployment will occur.
Baltimore swept a doubleheader with Los Angeles as John Powell belted two solo homers in the second game and three in the set, while Steve Barber won in the opener. Barber pitched seven innings with six hits and six strikeouts as Baltimore built a late lead. Powell provided key hits across both games including a decisive homer in game two after a 3-3 tie.
A Frederick man, 48, was sentenced to four months in jail with fines after being found guilty of drunken driving and driving on a revoked license in magistrate court before Stanley Y Bennett. He was fined 200 dollars plus 60 dollars costs for the drunken charge and 100 dollars plus 3 days costs for the revoked license. Witness Stephen M Love testified to seeing him appear intoxicated at a West Sixth Street gas station. breathalyzer read .39.
Potomac Edison reports continued strong business activity with a seven percent rise in kilowatt hour sales for eight months of 1963. Commercial demand led with an 11 percent gain, residential 10 percent, and industrial 3 percent, while Fort Martin development accelerates for a 1967 completion.
The document outlines school budget figures including custodial salaries and supplies, fringe costs, and a January 1 salary increase. Communications and utilities costs are compared with prior year levels, highlighting reductions and projected needs. Handicapped services, transportation of parochial students, and intercounty transfers are noted with funding expectations and reimbursements. The budget process notes oversight by the School Board and County Commissioners.
Dr. Harold E. Moser, longtime Towson State College faculty member since 1929, named to a one year interim appointment as dean of instruction. He has taught mathematics and psychology, chaired the psychology department, and directed testing services. He coauthored Growth In Arithmetic and acted as dean during 1959 60.
The article highlights common misuses and pronunciation tips for daily English learning. It introduces a new vocabulary word of the day, plenary, with its meaning and pronunciation notes, and ends with a brief, disjointed news snippet about Father Dionne and the Dionne sisters.
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