Port Contest invites Maryland residents to win $25 bonds
Readers are urged to submit a 25 word sentence on why the port region matters, mail to Port Contest 620 Munsey Building Baltimore, entries due by Jan. 14. A bond prize is awarded in each of Maryland’s 23 counties and two in Baltimore City. The drive coincides with Port Week Jan. 22–28 to highlight the port’s role in Maryland’s economy and tax receipts. Sponsors include state and Baltimore business groups.
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Population growth drives market analyses trend
The Kiplinger Washington Letter notes a shift in market analyses toward both younger and older demographics as the U. S. population rises from 167 million to 178 million in five years, 190 million in sixteen, and over 221 million by 1975, signaling vigorous growth and expanding consumer potential.
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Kiplinger Washington Agency Notes Mixed Outlook
The Kiplinger Washington Agency presents a mixed view with new problems and ongoing pains, yet confidence and zest persist. Analysts flag cautious optimism amid evolving policy and economic signals as the agency highlights risks and opportunities ahead.
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Card of Thanks from Lida R. Voshell
Acknowledges appreciation for friends neighbors and relatives who sent cards flowers gifts and deeds during a hospital stay at Memorial Hospital Easton for Lida R Voshell. thanks readers for support and kindness.
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Unsafe car conditions linked to fatal accidents
A fragmented report notes that about six percent of cars involved in fatal accidents carried unsafe conditions. The text suggests a concern for vehicle safety and regulatory focus on maintenance.
In Memoriam Cheezum Harry
In loving memory of our beloved husband father and grandfather who died December 29 1944. A tribute of love speaks of a land of glory with blue and gold skies. We who knew him cherish his memory and remain sadly missed by Wile son and family.
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The Year is Young By Hilda Wiggin Lowe
The year is young and fair with glowing promise and mixed hopes. Some dreams buried may rise while others fade as the year unfolds. Yet the heart can find God’s love and peace if we yield our crusts to His care.
Farm operator and Old Age Insurance benefits rules
The article explains that a farm operator need not quit work at 65 to receive Old Age Insurance benefits. He can work in summer or part time and still receive all or part of monthly benefits. If yearly earnings are under 1200 dollars, benefits are paid every month. Earnings above 1200 may reduce or suspend payments for some months, and earnings over 2080 with work every month eliminates benefits for the year.
Appreciation to Denton Fire Company for Fleetwood rescue
The Kauffman and Shaub families express thanks to the Denton Volunteer Fire Company and visiting crews for their courage in saving our home during the Fleetwood fire on the night of the incident.
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