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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1963
Page
2
A 1963 piece discusses Spain under Franco, predicting minor reforms yet retaining oppressive measures. It outlines church control in education and law, limits on Protestants, and fears over U.S. relations with a now softened España.
Walter P. Hollman of the State Department of Finance reports that about 7,000 people migrate to California annually with roughly half leaving each year. A Los Angeles Board of Education study confirms, noting mobility stems from work transfers and personal reasons as people seek variety and relocation.
Dean George May compares Yale freshmen to their fathers, saying the class of '67 is bigger brighter taller and heavier. He notes high grades and low dropout rates amid a sharp rebuke of the class of '38 and their era.
Readers condemn the Tivoli Theater for a de facto segregation policy and urge full integration of seating. They note ticketing shows whites receive higher priced balcony access and call on management to abandon discriminatory practices and follow moral community standards.
State Roads Commission awarded a $1 million contract in Allegany County and a second in Carroll County. The Baltimore firm C J Langenfelder and Son won a $1,093.99 bid for Cumberland Thruway south approach and resurfacing. Mathias Mueller of Annapolis won a $33,7m contract for Gas Street and Sixty Street resurfacing in Denton. Pleasant Walk team appears in local league playoff mention with Palmer family note.
Monocacy dirty and low at Buckeystown WARKET . com Wheat . Barley
Fifty years ago a Westminster physician Dr Joshua W Hering died at home after a period of illness. Kath bees Beard left her sick bed during a pastor’s absence and disappeared from a house. she was found later along the Maryland Railway tracks. The Democratic State Central Committee for Montgomery elected Robert G Ita as chaos and ties, Howenour and Sons involved. Y M C A activities to begin with J C Biehl as secretary, and barber Bartgis at the City Opera House reported a hair raising early morning piano mystery that was solved when a rat jumped from the piano.
Miss Donna I. Stine a Frederick High School senior was named a national semi finalist for ae Scholarships in Evanston Illinois. She is among 12 000 high school students named semi finalists and advances to December testing for a four year college scholarship along with other Maryland and Pennsylvania students from various high schools.
Highlights from September 26 1943 include city anti loitering curfew talk and plans for new basic A gasoline ration books. General Clark's Army has won the hills overlooking Navin. A fatal cerebral hemorrhage claims Miss Katherine M Wiener of Frederick after 42 years teaching. A bicycle car collision sends John W Starr to Frederick City Hospital. Water restrictions threaten Frederick as level drops eleven feet below spillway.
Two Baltimore Democrats Thomas D Alesandro II and Philip H Goodman dispute others view of Kennedy challenges in Maryland. They assert Kennedy will win Maryland by more than the 76000 vote margin he achieved in 1960. A Maryland university committee also plans to name a site for a Baltimore County campus within three weeks.
Myersville Club met at Mrs. Joseph F Brown home with acting president Mrs. Elliott Haines presiding. Twenty one members and three guests attended as officers for 1964 were elected: President Mrs. Elliott Haines vice president Mrs. Edgar Stevens secretary Mrs Joseph Brown treasurer Mrs D Edgar Bittle. The Christmas Chorus is set for December 8 at Frederick High School. Corporal R T Storer of the Maryland State Police spoke on safe driving after showing the film Mechanized Death and answered questions before a social period.
AP reports a new vote is required at the Western Electric Corp plant in Baltimore to decide which union will represent employees. An opinion was sought from the state attorney general on whether distributing pro segregation literature violates Maryland law.
The meeting approved changes including tuition hikes for Maryland students starting July 1. Annual tuition rises to 240 dollars and out-of-state to 400. Room and board costs increase, food costs rise, and salaries for professors and merit increases are approved within a 43.5 million dollar budget.
Among the sick on North Market Street a resident at Monocacy Hall Nursing Home will celebrate a birthday Monday. Mr. John Baumgardner, a recent patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital, remains convalescing at Monocacy Hall. He will celebrate his 90th birthday on the 30th.
Multiple death notices list William E Buxton of Mt Aury and resident of the Pentecostal Home for the farmer and Ridgeville Methodist Church, widow Georgie E Buxton, with survivors and funeral details. Also noted are Charles Jackson Rabbitt of Gaithersburg 84, Theodore Kilne near Wolfsville, John C Young of Silver Spring, and May Isabella Thomas of Ballenger Creek Road with church affiliations, burial plans, and funeral homes provided.
Red China in a 30,000 word official publication predicts the Soviet people will one day overthrow Premier Khrushchev. The Peking Peoples Daily and Red Flag accuse Khrushchev of failure alongside Tito and deception of the Soviet people.
Over 455000 in federal aid supports a ranger training school at the College of Hilary, W. Va for National Park training. Plans mention meetings and large gatherings as part of preparations and enrollment procedures amid desegregation changes affecting transferred and purchased college training programs.
Charles Edward Bunn, 28, of Millville New Jersey, is held for grand jury action on grand larceny breaking and entering after arrest for the March 27 Gun Exchange burglary on U S 40 west of Frederick. Stolen items valued at 387 48 included firearms and binoculars.
Funeral services for David J Barker of Frederick Route 1 who died Sunday were held Wednesday at 1 30 p m from the funeral home 106 East Church Street Rev Donald A Haas pastor of Woodsboro Lutheran Church officiated pallbearers were John Gilbert Harry Trout Sr Ralph D Zimmerman Keith Pixley Garnet Wisner and Benny Duncan interment in Chapel Cemetery near Libertytown Maryland Funeral Directors M R Etchison and Son also report more services for Lewis Edward McClain Nettie Riley and others with arrangements at Wilson Funeral Home and local churches
The pallbearers listed for the Emmitsburg ceremony were Daniel J. Thomas George Rothenboster Nevin T. R Warkey and Paul M. Carmack.
Mary Lee Davie a 15 year old heiress and John Paul Jones Jr. 19 son of a architect gained court permission to wed in Iowa. The elopers who had fled from Philadelphia lived covertly for three weeks 1100 miles from their East homes as police hunted them. They appeared in Dist. Judge Tom Murrow's chambers with Jones's father to take the first legal step toward marriage.
A two month old girl Judy Lynn Reese died yesterday morning at Seven Springs Farm two miles south of Union Bridge. Autopsy indicated regurgitation and milk aspiration caused asphyxiation. Survived by parents a sister and four grandparents. Funeral services Friday at 11 am at Union Bridge Church of the Brethren. interment Pipe Creek Cemetery.
Frederick Memorial Hospital records list multiple newborns with parents from Thurmont Brunswick Braddock Heights and beyond. Notable entries include Stephen Frederick Shu macher born to Mr and Mrs Frederick G Shu macher, Charlene Mane Booth, Jeffrey Scott Minnick, Susan Gayle Wener, Sandra Kay Smith, Tammara Jean Wiest, Joyce Marie Kirkham, Joyce Byer, and others.
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