Income Tax Will Hit Local People in Frederick
A Maryland tax plan promises a 1 to 4 percent rate on net income over 4,000 with progressive surtaxes. Frederick residents, including lawyers doctors merchants and professionals, may face higher taxes if the federal measure passes. Exemptions apply to presidents and certain officials. The bill estimates state yields near 1.9 million or more if strictly enforced. A new building vote and routine business issues were discussed in the session.
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Frederick
Lame
Sam
Pythians In Convention Opened In Baltimore
Grand Lodge of Maryland Knights of Pythias held its forty fifth annual convention at Pythian Temple Baltimore with 110 delegates from across the state. Mayor Preston welcomed the visitors as Rev J S Webster of Lancaster offered the response. B Frank Shaffer of Cumberland elected grand chancellor and an illustrated lecture on The Pythian Knighthood by George W Pennimas was slated for tonight after sessions.
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Grand Lodge of
Maryland
Baltimore
Knights of Pythias
Pythan Pemple
Preston
J. S. Webster
Lancock
John S. Thomas
Gardenville
James M. Jendrix
Lewis Reltz
B. Frank Shaffer
Cumberland
Pythian Knighthood
George W. Pennimas
Mattepam
Mags
Floods Bring Loss and Rescues in Fredericktonian Home
Reports from Frederick people recount narrow escapes during the Middle Wear floods. John Kimmel's Dayton Ohio family was rescued by boat and later moved furniture upstairs as eight inches of mud covered six rooms. Kimmel estimates damages at $100 and seeks word to relatives back home. A second item notes a swift marriage of Robert Shipley and Lena Strober after related family tragedies near Alpha Howard County. A forest fire near Buena Vista Springs threatened cottages, but firefighters redirected the fire away from the hotel.
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John Kimmel
Mr. Kimmel
Prederick
West
Robert T. Shipley
Alpha
Howard County
Lena Strober
Balthnare
Benjamin T. Shipley
Lena
Washington
John Strober
Shipley
Buena Vista Springs Hotel
Directors Meet of Young Men's Christian Association
Directors of the Young Men's Christian Association held their meeting. reports were read and routine business transacted. The board adjourned near 10 30. A plan to rearrange duties to meet salary cuts was nearly complete. A local man was secured as general secretary.
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Youngs Men's Christian Association
Mit
Moose Demand Refused by Baltimore Election Supervisors
The Election Supervisors of Baltimore refused a demand for recognizing the Progressives in appointing election officials. The request came in a letter to the board by Col. Edward Co. Carrington, Jr., state chairman, and Charles J. Bonaparte. Bonaparte criticized the board's refusal in sharp terms.
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Baltimore
Col
Edward Co. Carrington
Charles J. Bonaparis
Bonasparte
Sosiemay
E G Merryman Dead in Baltimore County
E Gittings Merryman longtime Baltimore county resident and former member of the State Live Stock Sanitary Board died suddenly yesterday afternoon at his home Geraz Farm Cockersville at 12:45.
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E Gittings Merryman
Baltimore County
State Live Stock Sanitary Board
Geraz Farm
Cockersville
Road grades and macadam benefits in county roads
A Cumberland newspaper item summarizes USDA bulletin findings on road grading. It notes steeper grades harm both earth and macadam roads, that macadam surfaces reduce traction resistance, and that low maximum grades are needed to reap benefits. It also reports upcoming visit by State Fire Marshal Myers to inspect theatres and moving picture houses after a prior safety complaint.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Wegman
Cumberland Fire Department
George Jidward Myers
Baltimore
Cumberland
Public Sale in Frederick City for Household Goods and a Brick House
Public sale of household goods at 24 West Fourth Street on Wednesday April 16 1943 at 10 o clock. Items include bedsteads beds bureaus wardrobes chairs refrigerator dishes jars carpet and more. Also advertised is the sale of a brick dwelling at 221 East Second Street Frederick fronting 31 feet with rear alley access, offered with terms of one half cash or all cash, deposit required, and conveyancing at purchaser expense.
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City
West Fourth Street
Qagh
Daniel
I. St. Leage
Brigh
Samuel L. Tilly
Helene HK. Ling
Frederick Building Association
Frederick
Maryland
Frederick County
Thomas FH
Salu Mwartsae
Pulite Sale
A. Dhe Court House
Uly
State of Marchland
Frederick City
Malone
East Second Street
Uere Said
Eliza Tehan
Samuel L. Lily
John T. Brosas
Samuel J. Lilly
Thomas WH. Ballin
Trusiee
Witai TE Tanner
Audioneer
Beni FL
Albert S. Grown
Atterne
Marsiddioan
Frias
Helen Root Lally
Northéhst
Public notice on liquor license signers and duties of public data
The Anti-Saloon League of Frederick County argues that liquor license signer names must be published to inform the public and ensure compliance with legal requirements. The statement outlines signer qualifications, application criteria, and the League’s aim to promote temperance while denying any ill will or coercion.
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Orphans' Court
Frederick County
Lira C
Etzler
Edwil Devilbiss
Anti-Saloon League
League
Tha
Saloon League Apparent Footwear Sale Notice
Just arrived choice Mine of Men's Qafards in Tan patent golf and gun metal cut on the improved fitting method. Do not box at heel. Prices right. Quality high. Remember more shoe wear for your money when bought at this saloon.
Real Estate For Sale by Shannon & Luchs
Limited Investment properties in Washington offered with guaranteed titles and strong returns. Properties, many near central districts, rent from 17 to 78.50 monthly with net percentages often in double digits. Contact Shannon & Luchs Investment Department, 713 14th Street NW, Washington DC, for details.
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Washington
Shannon & Suchs
Investment Department
14Th Street
N. W
K. C
Ping Center
First Trust
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Pythians
Buena Vista
E. G. Merryman
Oelock
Apradét
Orphans’ Court
Agen “Rdrm
Elizabeth AL. Lampe
Elizabeth M. Lampe
Jane C. Castle
Albert W. Ecker
John WW. Mumford
The
Orphans” Court
de Samunl D. Tioslas
Register of Wills
Henry R. Lampe
Uton
Nisson Sales
Circuit Court
William K. Davis
Mary E. Davis
Nepsie E. Etchison
Saies
Real Ecate
Waters
Arthur Willard
Das
Harry W. Bowers
Cairies C. Waivers
Charles Mo
IAET
Tc Eng
Shay “Pvateant
Dee
Renard
News Ofice
Conletion OO Cthe Cuatial National Bank
Laos
Urnivuee
Hanks
Aeneas
Fn . Co
Cneck Sss
Mioney
State of Maryland
Gourky
Pyederick
A- Kemp
Rhove-Nased Bank
Do Dulomniy
Belick
A. Kemp
Cushier
G. Wisley Kindley
N. P
B. Joloinson
Arthur Potts
Chas, Wertsteim Bee
Helfenstein & Thner
Doll & Albaugh Sunlding
Mal
Cordens
Panne
Poeta Ees Meritage
Heal Feeblalo
Cee Eaae
Hablaw Sie
Yar Erin
Leer
United States
Mary State
ARYL
States Department
Westchester Fire Insurance Company
WAL Mason
Apradie Nelfenstein & Trne - Dell & Albaugh
GEO, L. Chamer & Sons
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Hartford
Conn
Mason Sheehan
Stoan
SALOON_LEAGUE
Edgar H. McBride
Attornesy-At-Law
Moser’'S
N. Market St
Wade
New York
Atllinere
West Patrick Street
A&well
Court St
Frederick, Md
Roy W. Poole
Mantz
Seeth Marketi Street
C&shalen
E. Ll. Betson
Hahn & Betsox Contractors and Builders
AWN & Betson
B. Eward Kepner
Archtyvect
North Market Street
Cc & P
Aoviédly
J. F. R. Weager
John Francis Smith
Court House
M. Ddarsey
Arthur J. Wulard
ALG, Cramer & Sons
Lewistown
C. BR. Landis
South Market Street
TOR Sale
Woo
Cranford
Cameron
Metz Tisahonti
Sham
Waco
Batqan Angel Vehicle Works
Middle Burst
Morzsatt
Shannon & Lucis
Washington, D.C
Sals
Salie
Union Station
Capitol
Library of Congress
Neons
Perihwee
Bath
Mortzare
Prin. Sion
Shannon & Luchs Investment
Pepsrment
FIR Four
Freathalton
Norihwear
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