Taxation prompts four month work year for novelist writer
A famous novelist and film writer plans to work only four months annually due to high taxes. R C Sheriff refused 28000 for a film scenario, saying only 280 would remain after taxes. The Labor government hails an economic shift toward abolishing huge incomes, while observers fear a stalemate despite calls for full production from all social levels.
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Great Britain
R. C. Sheriff
Television and grades clash study from Roselle NJ
Roselle high school teachers report students who watch TV regularly show about fifteen percent lower grades than before. Boys spend more time on TV than girls due to wrestling and boxing programs. Parents should set rules to protect school work as the novelty wears off. Brownie Troop 15 visits Barbara Fritchie House as part of a town history project.
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Roselle
New Jersey
Kova
Viset Fritchie
Barbara Fritchie
Will Brcome
Senn
Taney
Moeryland School For the Deaf
Francis Scott Rey
Linesin D Engelbrecht
AE. Roof
Thieves Enter Blue Goose Saloon and Other Local Items
Thieves forced an entry to the Blue Goose saloon run by William P Edwards and stole whiskey beer and osars valued at Sid. Master Luther E Frazier receives a gift from Henry Erbach Rochester N Y. Frederick J Tschiffely’s new home near Gaithersburg burned, a child rescued. Middletown town board names clerk lamplighter police chief and special officers. Frederick Hospital Association adopts plans for a two story hot water heated building with elevator designed by architect Murphy.
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Willam P. Edwards
Luthfr E Frazier
LF. Frazier
Henry Erbach
Rochester
Frederick J. Tschiffely
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Gaithersburg
Board OF Town Commissioners
Middletown
Charles E Niemeyer
William V. Boileau
Henry C. Feete
Edward Ifert
J Thomas White
Architect Murphy
Washington
Frederick Hospital Association
Fire destroys tenant farm near Harmony and fire brigade forms
Twenty years ago on April 14 1930 a blaze consumed the tenant house and three outbuildings on Roger Moser’s Harmony farm. A bucket brigade held until Middletown and Frederick fire crews saved the main house and barn.
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The
Roger Moser
Harmony
Middletown
Frederick
Frederick Zonta Club
Elizabeth Schroeder
Evangelical Reformed Church
Richard S. Hargett
G. Oscar Rhoads
August T. Brust
Franklin F. Marsh
William C. Birely
BR. &. J. Dutrow
Should a couple marry despite poverty
Dorothy Dix weighs two views on marriage money and affection. She argues poverty can forge strong bonds through shared hardship, but warns financial strain often tests a couple and may threaten happiness. She also answers a reader on wives waking for breakfast, favoring practical care to support marriage.
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Dorothy Dix
Miss Dix
Hyattstown Auxiliary Expands as Members Reach Four
The Hyattstown Volunteer Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary met April 11 at Mrs Betty Burdette's home. Amendments to the Hyattstown constitution were adopted to form a junior group for girls 12 to 18. Two new members joined, bringing active membership to four. A spring strawberry festival is planned for May at the Firemen's Hall with prizes and entertainment.
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Hyatistawn Volunteer Fire Department
Betty Burdette
Mildred Thompson
Mary Catherine Biser
Myre
Maude Burdette
Montgomery County Auxiliary
Hyattstown
Merlin Cundiff
Gladys Carlton
Frances Edwards
Firemen’s Hall
Hyatttstown
Aps
Carole Edwards
Washington Daybook On Russians And Bipartisan Policy
Washington Daybook discusses Russian living costs versus American wages, noting U S prices from Moscow and Washington and arguing Americans have buying power. It covers State Department policy, Republican critiques, Dulles and Cooper appointments, and moves toward bipartisan foreign policy. It ends with price controls and a note on group buying in steel markets and a local Mothers Club report.
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U. S. State Department
State Department
GOP
John Vorys
Walter Judd
Henry Cabot Lodge
Bourke Hicken
Joseph McCarthy
Kentucky
John Sherman Cooper
Dean Acheson
John Foster Dulles
New York
Department
Congressional
O. P
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Cooper
Presto
Hollywood film writers face court ruling on congressional questions
The piece argues Congress can ask witnesses about beliefs and actions with impunity and notes the Supreme Court declined to review lower court convictions of Hollywood writers who refused to testify. It contends constitutional law supports broad congressional inquiry and urges witnesses to answer or face penalties.
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Washington
Congress
Holywood
Congressional
House Un-American Activities Committee
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
House Committee
Congressional Committee
Cavalcade Of Talent Program Shines At Parkway School
Approximately 300 PE employes and guests filled the Parkway School auditorium for Potomac Edison’s Cavalcade of Talent, a 15 act program by company departments and outside talent. Prizes of 25 15 and 10 dollars went to the appliance accounting department first, sales second, and voucher third for a pantomime and Jolson impersonation.
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Parkway School
Potomac Edison
Walker N. Jolliffe
Plastiras To Form Cabinet In Greece Amid Resignation
The government of Premier Venizelos resigned and Gen. Nicholas Plastiras was tasked to form a new cabinet. Venizelos suggested Plastiras, whose National Progressive Union placed third in recent elections, as premier designate. The move follows U.S. Ambassador Grady pressure for a broadly representative coalition to sustain aid.
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Greece
Sophiocles Venizelos
Nicholas Plastiras
Plastiras
Lefist National Progressive Union
U.S
Henry F. Grady Venizelos
Liberal Party
Paul I
Tatai
Piastiras
Grady
Venizelos
United States
Sun Valley Farm gains Aberdeen Angus breeders' membership
Frank Miller of Sun Valley Farm in Frederick has been elected to the American Aberdeen Angu Breeders Association in Chicago. Sun Valley Farm is one of six Maryland purebred Aberdeen Angus breeding establishments elected to membership in the past month.
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Shin Valley Farm
Frank Miller
Sun Valley Farm
Frederick
Chicago
Frank Richards
Maryland
Deed Recorded for Creagerstown Tract Sale
A deed was recorded in the clerk’s office for tracts totaling 46 acres with improvements in Creagerstown district. Transfers from Harry W. Chipley to Charles H. Gladhill and wife, with consideration around $4,000 per revenue stamps. Meo Gati and son Kenneth of San Diego are visiting Thurmont relatives.
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Harry W. Chipley
Charles H. Gladhill
Meo
Ralph Gati
Kenneth
San Diego
Calif
Gal's
Glenn Gati
Thurmont
United Nations Support Urged by Civitan Speaker
William B Brosius urged United Nations support at a Civitan Club meeting at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. He read a Congressional resolution advocating stronger U N authority and warned about planes and hydrogen bombs threatening democracy.
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William B Brosius
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Francis Scott Key
Theodore L. Semley
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Congress
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Ile
United Nations Organization
Warren KR. Evans
Glen B. Achorn, Jr
Alten J. Lipps
Frederick
Civitan International
Channel 5
WITG
Hagerstown Civitan Club
Ernest Schulte
T. J. Isaac
American Automobile Association
Washington
Arrests Docketed After Overnight Police Action
Two arrests docketed by police include William Lawrence Ingram Frank ilin Strest and Thomas Edward Harding of East Fourth street charged with disturbing the peace. Each posted five dollars collateral pending a hearing. Officers Trump Boone and Boost made the arrests.
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William Lawrence Ingram
Frankilin Strest
Thomas Edward “Harding
East Fourth — Street
Trump, Boone
Boost
Petain Seeks Reversal of Traitor Conviction
Paris reports aging Marshal Philippe Petain, serving a life sentence for treason, will seek a court reversal of his condemnation. His attorney announced the action today.
Mrs Anders to Serve on Continental Congress House Committee
Mrs Jesse B Anders of East Patrick street, a Frederick Chapter D A R member, will serve on the House committee at the fifty ninth Continental Congress in Washington April 17 to 21. Regent C Herbert Kreh and delegate William M Storm will attend. alternate Joseph W Fresconi noted. Maryland luncheon set for April 18 at the Mayflower Hotel Chinese Room.
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Jesse B. Anders
East Patrick Street
Frederick
Daughters of the American Revolution
The
National Society
Washington
C. Herbert Kreh
William M. Storm
Joseph W. Fresconi
Maryland
Mayflower Hotel
Side Glances and Society Notes From Lancaster PA
Social items from Lancaster and surrounding area recount visits guests including Mr J and Mrs Herman Rosenberg and daughter Carla at Upper College Terrace. Engagements announced for Anna Mary Stull and Christine Meadows link to Hood College and Wilson College events with a Hood Club luncheon in Washington. Also mention naval duties for William Hartsock and upcoming weddings at St Johns Catholic church with details on local residents and host families.
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Wm. Stansbury
Mrs. Stansbury
Clifford Richmond
Middleburg Methodist Church
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Howard
Grover
Bertha
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Mrs Stansbury
Mary
Paul Shorb
Charles Sullivan
Bertha Stansbury
Stan
Nathan Jacobson
Upper College Terrace
Herman Rosenberg
Carla
Hewlett Bay Park
Long Island
Rosenberg
Ruth Jacobson
Karl Jacooson
South Market Street
Witt
Stanley F. Stull
Thurmont
Anna Mary
Kenneth C. Snyder
Chester L. Snyder
Bethlehem
C. Snyder
Baltimore
Miss Stull
Frederick High School
Johns Hopkins Hospital School of Nursing
Hood College
Hopkins
Mr. Stryder
Liberty High School
Moravian Preparatory School
Moravian College For Men
Camp Detrick
Christine Meadows
Stanley J. Meadows
College Place
Wilson College
Chambersburg
Wilson
Miss Meadows
Hood Club of
Washington
Andrew G. Truxal
Truxal
New Hampshire Avenue
N. W
Lady Berendsen
New Zealand
Morris K. Barrett
Alumnae Association
Mary Grace Helfenstein
Frederick
Fisher-Smith
Willian Meredi' Smith
Anne Calve
Robert Thomas Fish
Archibald Fisher
East Second Street
St John's Catholic Church
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Connecicut College For Women
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