Maryland Tax Watchdog Highlights Back Taxes and Penalties
Annapolis April 5 The state has traced 20 000 people who should have paid income tax and auditors have recovered more than a million dollars in back taxes The comptroller J Millard Tawes calls this an intense campaign against delinquents The law imposes 10 percent of the amount due and six percent annual interest for late payments Criminal penalties include up to 12 months in prison and fines up to 500 The article also outlines exemptions deductions for capital gains and various other provisions effective for 1951 returns and advises taxpayers on reporting and installment payments
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Whitney
Annapolis
J. Millard Tawes
Maryland
Benjamin ¥. Marsh
Income Tax Division
Comptroller of the Treasury
State Office
Court News Marriage Licenses and Property Deeds Listed
Court notices show marriages licenses for Loren B. Duggan and Margaret L. Gates both divorced residents of Gainesville and Silver Springs, plus Boyd A Williams with Betty T. Peterson of Hagerstown and Margaret L. Shook with Donald E. Gross in Braddock Heights. Property deeds record Frank C. Wright and wife transferring to Arthur C. Simonet for $10, Harold D. Neighbors and wife to Cameron Hill and wife for $10, and State Roads Commission et al to Charles E. Hilgenberg for $1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loren B. Duggan
Gainesville
Margaret L. Gates
Silver Springs
N.Y
Boyd A Williams
Betty T. Peterson
Hagerstown
Donald E. Gross
Margaret L. Shook
Braddock Heights
Frank C. Wright
Arthur C. Simonet Ax
Harold D
Cameron Hill
State Roads Commission
Charles E. Hilgenberg
Radio Schedule Fragment From 1940s NBC CBS ABC Networks
A fragmentary radio program list shows multiple stations and shows across NBC CBS and ABC with times such as 6:00 News Broadcast and 7:30 Feature, naming hosts and programs like Abe Surley Whitley and Judy Canova. The schedule includes music, talks, dramas, and variety segments across stations WBAL WOR WFMD WAL and more, reflecting a dense lineup of projects and hosts of the era.
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NBC
WBAL
CBS
WFMD
ABC Wal
Fivening
Abe
Abe Surley Whitley
Mbs Oes
Kaitenborn
NBC Symphony
Aby Wismer
Aba Jagon
Che
Mbs
Che Labor
Abe al Helfer
Jews of News
Mbe
Cke
Nce
Bastra
Ebc
Cbs Theater of Art
Judy Canova
Guy Lombardo
Nbe
Watworks
Chicago Theater
Mbc
Herue
Mr. Wizard
DuMont
Abe Ken Murray
Cbe Whiteman
Sporta Film
Sonme Sainti
J—Che Chiceas
Sultan
Murade
Flong
Mt Pleasant Grange meets with memberships and youth camp
Mt Pleasant Grange held its regular meeting with three membership applications. Youth chairman Catherine Roderick said the Youth camp will meet July 26 27 with a $5 fee. Officers were appointed to register voters in Mt Pleasant district. Auction income totaled 12.80. Benjamin B Rosenstock described the Civil Defense program and duties during emergencies. A Homes Unlimited movie is set for April 10. Glade Valley Grange met at Walkersville Fire Hall at 7 30 pm program led by the soil conservation committee. George C Stauffer and Clarence Eaves will discuss grasslands farming with a movie. Canadian government bans all livestock imports from England and Scotland to prevent foot and mouth spread. last year imports were about 300000. No new cases have been reported since March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Pleasant
Homes Unlimited
Glade Valley Grange
Walkersville
Soil Conservation Committee
George C. Stauffer
Clarence Eaves
Ottawa
England
Scotland
Corn Planting Goal For U S Increased
Maryland farmers face a 6 percent March 1 planting shortfall to meet the 1952 U S corn acreage goal of 106 acres per 100 planted in 1951. Maryland production officials warn of a tight feed situation 12 to 18 months away if yields stay below average, suggesting adjust plans such as reducing oats or idle land to boost corn acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Cottman
Maryland Production and Marketing Administration
Maryland
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Cottman
United States
U. S
Second Half Of 4 H Beef Tour Is Held
The second half of the 4 H Beef Tour was held on March 29 visiting baby beef projects. Dr. Foster of the University of Maryland Livestock Department joined the club along with parents and breeders. The group toured farms in Rockville Laytonsville Olney Ashton Brinklow Sandy Spring and Norwood checking pens, equipment, calf handling and record books. Calves scored highly with many members earning perfect 100s. Dr. Foster closed with a summary of key tour findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Foster
University of Maryland
Edwin Fisher
Rockville
Larry and
Clark Bullis
Tommy Low
Laytonsville
Eleanor and
George Tydings
Lee Barnhard
Mt. Zioh
4-H Club Discusses Hay Quality and Calf Rearing
Members critique hay quality noting last year's poor crop and urge higher protein forage. They stress securing exercise lots free of grass, early feeding with a broken call, and better handling of calves. 4-H’ers show competence in calf taming and ask questions on issues.
New Agriculture Film To Be Shown April 19
The public premiere of Compass of Agriculture, a 20 minute USDA film, will be shown April 19 at College Park during Agricultur al Alumni Day. Maryland farmers with 35 years of reporting service will receive certificates, and the film traces crop reporting since 1841 and the role of the Maryland Agricultural Society in supplying state crop figures.
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Compass of Agriculture
U. S. Department of Agriculture
University of Maryland
College Park
Maryland Agricultural Society
Maryland
Department of Agriculture
Bruce E Crum
Route 3
Frederick
Public Sale by Curtis Kendall Near Reno’s Monument
Having sold my home and moved to New Jersey I will sell at Bolivar near Reno’s Monument on Friday April 11 1952 at 12 30 PM. Items include a Round Oak kitchen range Coldspot refrigerator sewing machine Silvertone radio and record player and more plus a Ranger 22 rifle with scope and various tools furniture beds and household goods. Terms cash. MR AND MRS CURTIS R KENDALL Emmett R Bowlus Auctioneer RL Kelly Clerk Lunch Rights Reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Reno
Monument
State Road
Bolivar
Middletown
New Evans Room
Thay
Ranger
Curtis R Kendall Emmett R Bowlus
RL. Kelly
ERD Completes Test for 49 Holstein Herd in Brattleboro
In Brattleboro Vermont on April 4, the 49 cow Holstein herd owned by A H Richardson of Westminster Maryland completed its test year. The herd averaged 408 pounds butterfat and 11 143 pounds milk under supervision of the University of Maryland and the national Holstein headquarters. The testing followed the Herd Improvement Registry program of the Holstein-Friesian Association of America with milkings conducted twice daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ERD
Brattleboro
A .H. Richardson
Westminster
University of Maryland
National Holstein Headquarters
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Public View Sees Truman Out of Democratic Nomination Race
Nine Frederick County residents were asked if President Truman remains in the race for the Democratic nomination. Most respondents say he has been eliminated, while a few think he may still be drafting a comeback or awaiting the right moment to reenter the fight.
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Truman
Edwin Albaugh
Frederick
Political opinions on presidential run in Woodsboro and Frederick
George W Smith of Woodsboro doubts a Democratic push to force a run. C. F. Kenney of Frederick expects possible drafting. Claude Barrick near Woodsboro believes a president’s statements should be trusted, even if controversial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W Smith Woodsboro
Democratic Party
Claude Barrick
Woodsboro
United States
Mrs Paul H Douglas Woodsboro Quote Signals Change
A fragmentary note from Mrs Paul H Douglas of Woodsboro hints at a demand for change if a certain person does not alter their actions. The text appears incomplete, lacking context, dates, or specified targets.
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Paul H. Douglas
Woodsboro
Incomplete Prompt About President Statements
Fragmentary OCR text mentions the President and a stated message. No clear event, date, or names beyond the President. Unable to determine a concrete news item or action to summarize with accuracy.
Bootlegger Arrested Again in Hagerstown
Clarence Feigley, 39, arrested last February on nine charges of selling liquor without license in Hagerstown. He was released and then rearrested on the same charge. Circuit Judge presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Clarence Feigley
Sellar Mega
Unclear fragment sentence about six months prison sentence
Fragmentary report quotes Jon D. Mike and Feigley with phrases about work, business, football players and a scrub team. The text references a California Chronicle style line but lacks coherent context or clear event.
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Jon D. Mike
Feigley
Sifly
California Chrograph
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Charles
Chas
A.C. Summers
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