Carroll County Seizes 39 Farm Machines Over Tax Dispute
Carroll County confiscates 39 pieces of farm equipment valued at 75000 from dairy farmer Harry Cooney after nine years of nonpayment on personal property tax. A sheriff sale could cover 3116 in back taxes. Cooney plans to sue, challenge the tax, and move his family to trucking in Florida as he seeks relief from the contested levy.
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Carroll County
Harry Cooney
Cooney
Awalt Weller
Weller
Florida
Melvin Cobb
County Roads ' Department
Maryland
Local Youth George Callan II Named in Merit's Who's Who
George Callan II a senior at St. John's High School is selected for Merit's Who's Who Among American High School Students 1971 for scholarship and awards. He is Cartoon Editor of The Prospector, member of St. John's Band, played tenor sax in All County and Regional bands, an Eagle Scout with Troop 799 at Frederick, and has been accepted to Towson State College for music education in fall 1971.
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George Callan II
George Callan
G. B. Callan
Beechwood Drive
St. John’s High School
the Prospector
St. John’s
Frederick
Western Maryland
Callan
Frretrick
Sterling Brown
National Conference of Christians and Jews, Inc
Alden Barber
Boy Scouts of America
Everett Dyer
N.Y
Assoc
Howard Baker, Jr
George McGovern
U.S
Roy Wilkins
NAACP
National Merit Scholarship Corp
Towson State College
Maryland Junior Science and Humanities Symposium delegates named
Frederick County education official Marvin G. Spencer announced that representations from local schools attended the 9th Annual Maryland Junior Science and Humanities Symposium in Baltimore for three days. Delegates include Sharon Shefield, Delmar Crum, Kevin Anders, Doris Anderman, Leslie Beall, Helen Bowers, Michael Culler, Bill Getz, John Meyer, and Steve Vaughn. Michael Culler presented a paper on an experimental study.
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Marvin G. Spencer
Board of Education
Frederick County
Maryland
Baltimore
Sharon Sheffield
Middletown High School
Delmar Crum
Thomas Johnson High School
Kevin Anders
Brunswick High School
Doris Anderman
Walkersville High School
Leslie Beall
Singanore High School
Helen Bowers
Frederick
Michael Culler
Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
Bill Getz
Catoctin
John Meyer
Steve Vaughn
Mike Culler
Spencer
Union Bridge Agent Cited As Honor Club Member
Danny R Cartzendafer of Union Bridge RFD 1 Bucher John Road has been cited as a 1971 member of the Honor Club a Peoples Life Insurance Company honorary group of leading salesmen in Washington DC He has represented Peoples Life locally for three years enrolled in the Life Underwriters Training Course active in local civic affairs member of the National Association of Life Underwriters Union Bridge Church of the Brethren vice president of the Union Bridge Volunteer Fire Company and has completed the Diamond Life Bulletin Course
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Danny R. Cartzendafer
RFD
Bucher John Road
Union Bridge
Frederick
Peoples Life Insurance Company
Washington, D. C
Cartzendafer
Peoples Life
Life Underwriters
National Association of Life Underwriters
Union Bridge Church of the Brethren
Union Bridge Volunteer Fire Company
Diamond Life Bulletin
Social Security Payments Reach $32 Billion in 1970
Maryland and national totals show elderly, disabled and widows received nearly 32 billion in checks in 1970. National rolls grew to 26 million with 2.7 million under 65 disabled and families paid 242 million monthly. Maryland had 374,700 beneficiaries, with 33,700 under 65 disabled and 105,800 widows and dependents.
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Carroll A. Jones
Frederick
Maryland
Jones
Square maps in the Middle Ages tied to Bible corners
Medieval Europe produced square maps inspired by scripture noting the four corners of the earth. Carved from biblical reading, these cartographic designs reflected religious perspectives shaping early geography.
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Europe
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