Tunney Farm Suit To Be Tried On Eastern Shore
Circuit Court in Talbot county will hear objections to the sale of a Tunney purchased Eastern Shore farm. Harry Levin for the Naylors claims misrepresentation and inadequate price at the sale of the Naylor estate near Bellevue. John McKinney arranged both Tunney purchases and expects the Tunneys to reside there.
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Gene Tunney
Talbot County
J. Owen Knotts
Harry O. Levin
Baltimore
Bruce Naylor
Tunney
Bellevue
John McKinney
Centreville
Benoni Point
Naylor
McKinney
Levin
Maryland Judges Must Pay Income Taxes Say Attorney General
Attorney General William C. Walsh ruled that 1940 salaries of judges and other Maryland public officers became subject to state income tax after a constitutional amendment approved in 1940 and a 1941 statute. The ruling answers whether 1940 income could be taxed before the amendment took effect, asserting the tax applies to 1941 returns.
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William C. Walsh
Maryland
J. Millard Tawes
General Assembly
Court of Appeals
Tawes
Co op Responsibilities Highlighted by Dr Corbett
Dr Roger B Corbett director of the University of Maryland experiment station urged Inter-State Milk Producers Association members to evaluate cooperatives by effectiveness and efficiency He outlined five duties for members based on informed financing teamwork qualified leadership prudent expectations and respect for precedents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger B. Corbett
University of Maryland Experiment Station
Inter-State Milk Producers’ Association
Kep
Pork crop decreases indicate tighter supplies this spring
American consumers face a smaller pork supply than last year as hog prices rise. Government defense spending has shifted. The Bureau of Agricultural Economies projects this spring’s pig crop to be smaller, reducing availability for both markets and British buyers.
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Bureau of Agricultural Economies
Government grains pork and beef outlook for 1941
The report says pork supplies will rise with higher prices for hogs under a $9 per hundredweight floor, while beef and lamb markets look stronger as more cattle are marketed. It notes Britain will receive more pork and U.S. will distribute meat to the needy. higher prices may push middle-class consumers toward substitutes. Separate item covers Maryland tax returns, with due date April 15 and increased filings due to defense-related workers.
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Britain
Bureau
United States
State Tax Returns Surpass 650000 Filers This Week
More than 650 000 residents have filed over 2 000 000 in state taxes this week. Final deadline for filing state income tax returns is still days away, according to Joseph O C McCusker the chief deputy state comptroller. The report notes substantial early activity across the state.
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McCusker
Defense
Joseph O'C. McCusker
Lawmakers Back Up Bill To Raise Truck Load Limits
Delegate Charles F. Argabright said he only aims to save Maryland roads as a bill from Senator Philip H. Dorsey would set a new formula for maximum legal gross loads. He claimed the common truck-trailer limit would rise to thirty four gross tons from twenty under present law.
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Maryland
Charles F. Argabright
Fifth Baltimore
Philip H. Dorsey
St. Mary's
Argabright
Dorsey bill limits truck trains to fifty five feet
Mr Argabright backed the Dorsey bill approved by the State Roads Commission. He said it would cap truck trains at fifty five feet. Proponents claimed current law allows unlimited units and trains of ten to twenty trucks, though in practice such trains are rare on highways.
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Mr. Argabright
State Roads Commission
America
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