BIR Staff Defended as Honest by Local CPA Speaker
James L Rimler a Baltimore and New York CPA praised most Internal Revenue Service personnel as honorable at a Francis Scott Key Hotel luncheon. He cited a New York examiner’s arrest to argue errant cases are rare, urged careful record keeping, and warned of a rush to court as the King law centralizes tax administration.
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Kiwanians
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Maryland
Baltimore
Frederick
New York
James L. Rimler
Weekly
Service Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Rimler
CPA
Internal Revenue Bureau
Treasury Department
Internal Revenue
Club Induction Notes Amid Tax Fraud Talk
Ernest Smith introduces a plan aiming to reduce fraud charge volume to normal levels. George David Garber joined the club with Parsons Newman assisting. James M. Messersmith, the president, presided over the meeting with two guests present, Richard Kline and Nevin T. R. Waskey.
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Ernest Smith
Internal Revenue Agent
George David Garber
Parsons Newman
James M. Messersmith
Richard Kline
Nevin T. R. Waskey
St John’s Students Win at State Catholic Daughters Contest
At Baltimore state convention of the Catholic Daughters of America two St John’s School students won poetry prizes. Mary Hartman earned first prize in the high school division. Thomas Shade won first in elementary. The awards will be presented at the communion breakfast at Francis Scott. national contest awaits. War bonds prizes of 150 and 25 dollars will go to the top three in each division at the national convention in Lake Placid. State officers were reelected except as treasurer Frances Cassidy to replace the late Marguerite C Smith. Local daughters traveled by bus to Mass at the Cathedral and breakfast at the Cadet Club.
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Catholc Daughters of America
Baltimore
St . John's
Mary C Hartman
Trail Avenue
Thomas Shade
Florence Little
Catholic Daughters
Francis Scott Key
Lake Placid
Frances Cassidy
Marguerite C Smith
Baltymore
Cadoa
Frederick High School Students Campaign to Boost May 5 Primaries
Frederick High School senior problems of democracy students launch a “Be Sure to Votes May 5” effort to raise voter turnout for the Maryland presidential primary. They start with high pressure outreach to families before expanding their efforts locally.
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Maryland
Frederick High School
Student voters urged in Achester celebration drive
In a 200th anniversary effort, Win friends style encouragement urges Achester residents to vote. Posters will be displayed in Frederick City and County by aspiring artists and advertisers are urged to mention the campaign. The aim is to boost turnout and educate students on civic duties and rights at the proper time.
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Winfriends
Achester
Frederick
Carney Focus Shifts to NATO Command in Europe
Paris April 29 Admiral Robert B Carney will give up his U S Navy command to lead NATO land sea and air forces in Southern Europe Admiral William Fechteler announced Carney will be relieved of duties as commander of U S naval forces in the Eastern Atlantic and Mediterranean Vice Admiral Jerauld Wright will take over those duties Carney will devote full attention to NATO responsibilities in Europe with Eisenhower backing the change.
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Paris
Robert B. Carney
NATO
Europe
William Fechteler
U. S
Carney
Atlantic
Mediterranean
Fechteler
Eisenhower
Adm
Jerauld Wright
Eastern Atlantic
Honey Bear Warren to Crown Shenandoah Queen in Winchester
Miss Nina Warren known as Honey Bear arrives from Washington with her mother for Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival in Winchester. The 18-year-old daughter of Governor Earl Warren of California will be crowned Queen Shenandoah XXV by Bernard M. Baruch. Officials hope for full bloom amid recent rain and forecast attendance of more than 175000 for the two day event featuring the harvest pageant and parades.
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Winchester
Nina
Honey Bear) Warren
Washington
Earl Warren
California
Bernard M. Baruch
Red Cross in Hagerstown Prepares Flood Aid Bonus
The Washington County Red Cross chapter announced a donation exceeding $2,000 to aid Mid Western flood victims. Residents won’t be asked for additional funds as county quotas were oversubscribed this year. The National Red Cross budget was raised to support flood relief.
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RED Cross
Hagerstown
Washington County Red Cross
Washington
National Red Cross
Dorcas Societies meet in Martinsburg West Virginia
Representatives from the local Seventh day Adventist Church attended the federations meeting in Martinsburg West Virginia. The all day session in the Seventh-day Adventist Church featured speakers Elder Stimpson Voorhees and Brown. The federation covers Frederick Smithsburg Pondsville Hagerstown Charles Town Martinsburg and Fredericks. The next meeting will be in Frederick on October 7. The local Dorcas Society is led by Mrs. Wm. Roger of Frederick.
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Martinsburg
Elwyn Stotler
Thurmont
Lawrence DeLong
Lee Place
Frederick
Seventhday Adventist Church
Federation of Dorcas Societies
W. Va
Seventh-day Adventist Church
Federation
Sue McPhearson
Smithsburg
Berren
Charles Town
Pondsville
Hagerstown
Maryland
West Virginia
Western Maryland Federation
Wm. Roger
Durcas Society
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Feederick, Ma
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Blue Ridge
Stee
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United Nations
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U. S. Army
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