Frayed Classified Notice From 1963 Issue
A damaged OCR snippet shows low detail about subscription and delivery rates, referencing cents, monthly and yearly terms, carrier pricing, and a circular stamp from the Associated Press. The garbled text hints at a newspaper notice on circulation with postal terms and a September 2 1963 date.
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Birgis
Martha
Haber Auc
Bureau of Circus
Associated Press
Otion
Ot Fe
Rick
Birth Rate Declines to Six Year Low in United States
The Department of Health Education and Welfare reports 4,167,362 births in the United States last year, a six year low and the lowest since 1956. The birth rate peaked in 1957 at 25 per 1000 population and has fallen about 2.2 percent yearly, outpacing the drop in women of childbearing age due to fewer depressions era births. By decade end the effect should lessen as those born during the Depression age.
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United States
Department of Earth, Education and Welfare
Earth shifts spark worries as scientists warn of upheaval
A Berkeley Earth scientists meeting reports a planet wide wave motion with San Jose sinking 112 feet since 1912 and Canada and Scandinavia rising about a foot per 30 years. Magnetic pole wandering since carboniferous period noted, urging reflection beyond taxes and Cold War fears. Truman lauds school prayer's civic value, remarking on first grade prayer rituals.
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World Assembly of Earth
Berkeley
Calif
San Jose
Canada
Scandinavia
Khrushchev
Letters To The Editor Opposes Foreign Aid Cut
The League of Women Voters of Frederick County urges citizens to contact Senators Beall and Brewster to restore funding after a 585 million foreign aid cut. Rep Mathias voted against reductions. The note includes address and call for action dated September 17 1963. United States Congressman Charion McC Mathias Jr scheduled to speak at Park Way Church rally on Carroll Parkway.
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League
Vanick
Ohi
House of Representatives
League of Women Voters
Frederick County
Fork Aid
Lucius Clay
Mathias
League Hi Women Voters
Marsland
Jean Beall
Daniel Brewster
Stoney Halle
North College Parkway
Local residents listed as hospital patients and surgeries
Among The Sick alr Frank Cox owner of Cox Refrigeration Company West Patrick Street is undergoing observation at St Agnes Hospital Baltimore Mr Eric Arnold returned Thursday to the home of his parents Mr and Mrs John Arnold Jefferson to compace following surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital Mr Kay Wachter near Detour suffered a heart attack Saturday 18 a patient in Annie M Warner Hospital Gettysburg condition critical Mrs Charles Bentz of Graceham entered Frederick Memorial privately Thursday due prior surgery Mr LeRoy Blank of Pearl Street is a patient at Washington County General Hospital Hagerstown underwent surgery Tuesday and is now in satisfactory condition
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Alr
Frank Cox
Culler Avenue
Cox Refrigeration Company
West Patrick Street
St. Agnes , Hospital
Baltimore
Eric Arnold
John Arnold
Jefferson
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Kay Wachter
Detour
Annie M. Warner
Gettysburg
Charles Bentz
Graceham
Frederick Memorial
LeRoy Blank
Pearl _ street
Washington County General Hospital
Hagerstown
Mr and Mrs Weddle celebrate sixth wedding anniversary
London AP reports Britain's official sex and security scandal inquiry will be published in full next week after a cabinet meeting. Prime Minister Macmillan plans the release of a 60 600 word document following talks with Harold Wilson. Publication date not set. Maj Gen Gilbert R Cook dies at 73 in La Jolla California AP says he commanded US 121st Army Corps in World War II driving with Patton’s 3rd Army across Europe.
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London
Britain
Macmillan
Harold Wilson
Labor Party
LA Jolla
Calif
Gilbert Richard Cook
United States
Germany
George Patton
Europe
Fifty Years Ago A Teen Dies From Bean Aspiration
A two year old, Frank Santangelo, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Santangelo East Fifth Street, choked to death after swallowing a bean lodged in his windpipe. The incident is reported in the News-Post files dated September 38 1813.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tema
News-Post
Frank
Joseph Santangelo
East Fifth Street
Board of Aldermen
Fraley
Aed
Patrick
College Park
Swastika Realty Co
Fra Jey
Planing
Wilcoxon and Brown
Henry 5.B. DeGrange
Tdeal
East Patrick Street
Charles H. Baughman
Frederick
West Church Street
Mr. Baughman
L. Victor Baughman
Twenty Years Ago Vems From The News-Post Flies
The Heights overlook Naples taken by Fifth Army under General Marsa. Fifty four men from Local Draft Board One summoned to Baltimore for final physical exams. Premier Badoglio defends Italy’s duty to aid Allies against Germany. County Board of Commissioners renew disgust over damages claims after review of about 15. Baltimore and Ohio yards at Brunswick named a restricted zone by War Department. Three fourths of Hamburg, Germany’s second largest city, destroyed after Allied air raids.
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Gulf of Naples
Fifth Army
George C. Mars
Baltimore
Badoglio
Italy
Halians
Board OF County Commissioners
Baltimore and Ohio
Brunswick
War Department
B. and
Hamburg
Germany
Civic Club Meets At Steiner House In Frederick
Members of the Praderick Civic Club met Monday at Steiner House West Patrick and Jefferson. They outlined plans for the year including a Historic Frederick talk a Christmas party a heart film Easter Seal month and a Mardi Gras Ball. Various department chairmen reported activities and a card party set for October 23 at Steiner House. Mrs. J Croghan noted the club’s growth since purchasing Steiner House in 1962 and $2000 raised toward the debt.
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Praderick Civic Club
Steiner House
West Patrick and
Jefferson
J. Croghan
Frederick
Fine Arts
Carl Espeland
International Affairs
Lawrence Luckadoo
Public Affairs
Donald Rice
Ormond Galvin
Health
Glenn Main Jr
Victor Cullen
John Wolfe
Civil Defense
Aaron Alders
Carroll Wickless
Hazel White
Conservation
Eastern Shore Congressman backs commercial Geesteo plan
Washington AP reports Rogers C. B. Morton the Eastern Shore congressman supports a commercial Geesteo agitation project for Assateague Island. Market prices listed include corn wheat and barley.
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Washington
Rogers C. B. Morton
Assateague Island
180 Days To Better GradesThink Before Plunging or Reading Lab
A guide from Newspaper Enterprise Association on test prep and test taking tips. It stresses bringing two pens, arriving on time, staying calm, reading instructions carefully, planning answers, managing time, and outlining essays. For multiple choice, answer known ones first and avoid changing confident initial answers. Review errors after returning the test to improve future performance.
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Reading Laboratory, Inc
Ber Newspaper Enterprise Association
Zoe
3 DAYS TO BETTER GRADES MAIL ORDER AD
Advertisement promotes a spiral bound book titled 3 Days to Better Grades. Readers are to send name address and one dollar to Frederick News-Post box 489 Dept A Radio City Station New York city state included.
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Frederick News-Post
F.C
Dept. A
Radio City
New York
Ballad of Two Cities editorial on Birmingham deaths
The Baltimore Catholic Review prints a verse Ballad of Two Cities about five African American children killed in Birmingham Alabama and contrasts it with Aberdeen North Dakota quintuplets born the day before. Rev Joseph Gallagher authored the piece lamenting the nation’s grief and asking why the children died.
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Baltimore
Catholic Review
Birmingham
Ala
Tne
Aberdeen
Joseph Gallagher
Quintuplets Unaware Of Popularity
ABERDEEN 3 D AP The Fischer quintuplets lay contented and healthy in their incubators at St Luke's Hospital after completing their first week of life The four girls and one boy are feeding about two teaspoons of artificial milk formula and sterile water every two hours James Andrew the only male among the quintuplets is described as more active and eats more than his sisters Mrs Fischer may leave the hospital this weekend The family physician Dr James Berbos delivered the quintuplets AAUW TO MEET The Frederick branch of AAUW will hold its first fall meeting at Fort Detrick Officers' Mess Buffet supper at 6 30 p m The program features Lieut Col Martin Massoglia sharing experiences in Japan and slides MYSTERY WRITER DIES Utica NY 70 year old Jeremy Lane a murder mystery author and former Utica Daily Press advertising salesman died in Warren Michigan Lane retired in 1954 and wrote mystery novels as a hobby
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Aberdeen
St. Luke's Hospital
James Andrew
Andrew Fischer
Mary Margaret
Mary Magdalene
Mary Catherine
Mary Ann
AAUW
Frederick
Aauw. N
Fort Detrick
Martin Massoglia
Japan
Utica
N.Y
Jeremy Lane
Warren
Mich
Lane
Death notices from Clagettaville and surroundings
Obituaries summarize the deaths of Raymond Allnutt of Clagettaville, Clarence F. Fairchild of Collingswood New Jersey, Anna Raum of Milford Delaware, Roy Wachter of near Detour and Mrs. Raymond Weaverling of Wilmington Delaware. Surviving spouses, children, siblings, and funeral arrangements are listed. services held or to be announced, with burial or cemetery details.
Memorial service details and civil rights remarks mixed in obit note
Mrs Gladstone Butler of Lorton Virginia survives with funeral services at McCrory Funeral Home Wilmington on Monday at 9 30 am Graveside at St Pauls Lutheran cemetery at 1 30 pm Interment at St Pauls Dr Eugene Carson Blake head of the United Presbyterian Church criticized former President Truman over civil rights remarks stating Truman is out of touch Tito of Yugoslavia meets Brazil's Joao Goulart to discuss underdeveloped country cooperation and non alignment Tito seeks Latin American backing Brazil says it is not aligned James P Mitchell named coordinator of human relations in San Francisco by Mayor George Christopher to handle racial discrimination issues job carries no salary
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Gladstone Butler
Lorton
McCrory Funeral Home
Wilmington
St. Paul's Lutheran Cemetery
St. Paul's Cemetery
Eugene Carson Blake
United Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
Blake
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Brasilia
Tito
Yugoslavia
Latin America
Joao Goulart
Brazil
Goulart
San Francisco
James P. Mitchell
Eisenhower
George Christopher
Mitchell
Teaching Changes Listed in Board of Education
The Board of Education approved twenty nine teaching appointments and seven resignations this month. Resignations came from Nancy Crowder New Market Phyllis Hicks West Frederick Berthena McGowan East Frederick Natalie Morris Liberty Vivian Pruitt Middletown Elementary Patsy Waldron Brunswick High and James Rankin Elm Street Junior High. Appointments list teaching assignments by school and grade or subject with college backgrounds, naming Billie Baker Yellow Springs third and fourth grade BA University of Maryland. Sandra Bourdeaux North Frederick art BA George Washington University. Janet Boyle Thurmont High science BA Penn State University. plus numerous other teachers with degrees from Frostburg State College Towson State College West Virginia University and more across Frederick area schools.
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Board of Education
Nancy C. Crowder
New Market
Phyllis J. Hicks
West Frederick
Berthena McGowan
East Frederick
Natalie G. Morris
Liberty
Vivian S. Pruitt
Middletown
Patsy T. Waldron
Brunswick High
James A. Rankin
Elm Street
Frostburg
State College
Catherine R. Bussard
New Midway
Frederick Community College
Towson State College
Mary D. Cain
Linganore High
West Virginia University
Eugenia J. Chappell
North Frederick
B. A. Erskine College
John A. Fradiska Jr
Singanore High
Frostburg State College
Harry A. Garvin
Shepherd College
Kenneth L. Grandstaff
Emmitsburg
Harold R. Hessenauer
East Tennessee State University
Patricia A. Heyde
Lewistown
Deborah A. Hopwood
Clarkson J. Human
American University
James D. Kelly
Frederick High
Lorraine J. Lehmann
South Frederick
South Dakota State College
Eula M. Morgan
Thurmont
Katherine W. Schnauffer
Keam College
Judith Shomaker
Walkera
Jah Thacker
West Virginia
Weeleyan
Donald A. Taylor
Jefferson
Point of Rocks
Adamstown
Woods
Margaret N. B.S
Cole
Tod College
Patricia A. Zappacosta
Funerals for Mrs Mary L Lee and Miss Luci Neidhardt Held
Funeral services for Mrs Mary L Lee widow of John K Lee were held Thursday at 11 am at Cledbament bee Middletown with Rev George Klinefelter officiating. Interment Mount Olive cemetery Mars Pa. Also services for Miss Luci E Neidhardt of 4 West Secon Street Braddock Heights were at 8:30 am at the funeral home then a 9 am Mass at St Johns Catholic Church officiated by Rev Alfred E Smith with pallbearers Robert H Hartman Sr Charles L Angleshee Ralph Wachter and Burton Creager. Interment Mount Olivet cemetery. Etchison Son funeral directors.
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FT Ravn
Anna Causey Milman Raum
Archibald F.T. Raum
Vindobona Convalescent Home
Raum
Milford
Del
James H
Mary Elizabeth Davis Milman
Edward D. Storm
Record Street
Charles A. Baum
Metairie
George Bruning
Dailey's Funeral Home
Roy A. Wachter
Detour
Annie M. Warner
Gettysburg
Amos and
Stella Moser Wachter
Wachter
Aber
Donald Eyler
Walkersville
Ray Eugene, Wachter
Shirley Luann Wachter
Altie Woodward
Irene Wetzel
Madeline Hall
Poolesville
Hilda Ramsburg
Mt. Pleasant
Creager
Thurmont
Mt. Tabor
Donald Brake
Mary L. Lee
John K. Lee
Jefferson
Cle d
Middletown
George Klinefelter
Mount Olive Cemetery
Mars Pa
Luci E. Neidhardt
West Secon Street
Vindobona Convalescent
Braddock Heights
Funeral Home
East Church Street
St. John's Catholic Church
Alfred E. Smith
Robert H. Hartman
Charles L. Angleshee
Ralph Wachter
Burton Creager
Mount Olivet Cemetery
M. R. Etchison
Son
River conditions and historic presidential nominating patterns
Rivers Potomac and Monocacy run clear and low with One place noted. A historical aside states that no American has won the presidency after two unsuccessful tries, but two twice defeated candidates later secured a third nomination and defeat. William Jennings Bryan and Henry Clay are cited.
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Bee
William Jenning
Brron
Harry Clay
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