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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1947

Page

4

Does It Pay for High Earners to Increase Income

Dr. Willford King analyzes tax effects on rising salaries showing diminishing returns in higher brackets. He notes the share kept by taxes rises with income, from three of four extra dollars at $4 000 over exemptions to only one of seven at $200 000, yet people pursue higher pay unless strain becomes unsustainable.

Willford King United States New York University John Maria Johns Miss DIX Shim

Leaners and Lifters Echo Wilcox in Libertytown Birth News

Ella Wheeler Wilcox quotes frame a note about workers who lift while others lean. In Libertytown Mr and Mrs Melvin Clem welcome a 935 pound daughter born Monday morning. Both mother and daughter are reported to be doing well.

Ella Wheeler Wilcox Melvin Clem Libertytoun

Fifty Years Ago News At A Glance In The Region

Mrs Margaret Besant and Mrs O P Bennett with Mr G Mantz Besant enjoy sea air at Atlantic City. A mad dog raid near Walkersville killed several bitten animals. Frederick county Republicans plan to elect delegates for Ocean City and Point of Rocks, August 26 and September 7. The first Woods meeting of the Farmers Institute of Frederick County held at Braddock Heights with Cok J E Brigham as speaker. A large Martinsburg cannery idle since last fall will reopen with 300 women workers and expects good production.

Margaret Besant O. P. Bennett G. Mantz Besant Atlantic City Walkersville Frederick County Ocean City Point of Rocks Farmers Institute of Braddock Heights Cok J. E. Brigham Martinsburg W. Va

Third Annual Lutheran Men’s Outing at Saubies Inn

A large turnout marked the Evan gelical Lutheran church Men’s club outing at Saubies Inn Taney town. The City mayor and Aldermen voted to name the new municipal park Baker Park in honor of Joseph D. Baker. The Middletown to Jefferson state road project is delayed until next spring awaiting route decisions. Invitations issued for a reception honoring Rev Dr Henri L G Kieffer returning from abroad.

Evangelical Lutheran Church Saubies Inn Taneytown Middletown Jefferson Henri L. G. Kieffer

Washington Daybook highlights youth forum in capital

Washington Daybook reports on the American Legion Boys Forum in Washington where two Negro boys were named governors. Ed Gong won as president, praising democracy learned from immigrant parents. The piece covers questions to reporters, echoes about journalism standards, and notes concerns over government contracting gifts and perks.

Tris Coffin Washington American Legion Alfred Rogers Connecticut Donald Clayter Iowa Slim Ed Gong Miami Fla United States China Ed Gong Capitol Hill Senate War Investigating Committee Truman Henry Wallace Russia U. S United Nations Deke” Parker Scripps-Howard Relman Morin Crack Earl Godwin Dick Harkness Congress

Murray Commended for Clarity on Taft-Hartley Political Funds

Washington debates Taft Hartley letters as CIO President Philip Murray defends voluntary union political contributions. The article notes unions may form political committees and raise funds under existing election laws, with strict accounting and donor disclosure requirements. It stresses that only direct expenditures by unions or corporations in federal elections are forbidden.

Washington Philip Murray CIO Murray House of Representatives

Bolivar Area Social Notes Highlight Scout Trip and Visits

Local boys from Troop 28 attended a week at the Boy Scout camp near Gore Virginia at Rock Snow led by Norman Clabaugh and Eugene Ross. Residents from Bolivar Harpers Ferry and surrounding towns visit camps, homes, and relatives across Camp Hill and nearby towns. a picnic is planned for Aug 23 with Rev. Edgar Burger and the Yellow Springs Band providing music.

Rock Snow Gore Norman Clabaugh Eugene Ross Richard R +k Jay Eackles Dale Clabaugh Jack Waddell Clifford Zombie Howard Shewbridge Bobby Bartles Wayne Hoffman Donald Thompson Hay Edmonson Son Alexandria John Edmonson Camp Hill John Hough Charles Town Lloyd Hough Cora Cotton Cumberland E. W. Elder Leola Ridgeway Frederick Frank Sperry J. L. Euckles William Angle Charlotte Barbara Keyser W. Va Fred Reeves William Taylor Arlington. Va Harry Moler Swagler Henkle Halltown Fern Grandstar Shepherd College Harpers Ferry D. Gaither Brunswick C. W. Zombie Mary Ellen Junior Ware Summit Point Robert Crum Nancy Cavalier Ira Dalgran Washington Bessie Reynolds Wagner Bolivar Essie Wagner Harry Chambers Kings Daughters Hospital Martinsburg James Ranson Medical Center Weston Anna Ranson Woodrow Walters Dorothy Zombie William Trail Granite Eleanor Johnson Ogunquit E. L. Nele C. W. Zombre Jean Zombre Jerry Watson Bakerton June Eaton Ernest Littleton Atlanta J. W. Ramshill Bilis Johnson Lester Johnson Eugene Noes Blue Ridge Mountains Chestnut Hill Walter Russell Catonsville Norman Wetzell Innwood Wilton Zombie Tjackie Parker Berryville Neil Carper Jack Loudon Shenandoah Junction Briscoe Noes Chicago Noes Calieo Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Ambassador Noel Joseph Thomson Peter Wayne Lancaster William Lancaster Baltimore Garfield Evangelical United ‘Brethren Sunday School Kel Baugh

ROTC Cadet Commissioned After Fort Benning Camp

Commissioned John R Fitzpatrick Jr son of Mr and Mrs Job R Fitzpatrick Route 2 received a commission in the Officers Reserve Corps at Fort Benning ROTC Camp Fort Benning Ga on August 2.

John R Fitzpatrick, Jr Job R. Fitzpatrick Officers Reserve Corps Fort Benning

Capitol showdowns and wage talks ripple through Congress

In Washington Aug 13 the Republican rift widens between Speaker Joe Martin and Majority Leader Charlie Halleck as they clash over the party program. Inflation and wage disputes threaten railroads and the steel industry amid John L. Lewis coal talks. Benton and Luce face library fire over a naughty book. Sabath seeks an investigation of Steele as sedition cases edge to Supreme Court review. Taft and O Mahoney spar over rent control impacts on tenants.

Peter Edson Washington Correspenmceashington NEA Congress Joe Martin Oftts Charlie Halleck Indiana House Martin Halleck Reds John L. Lewis ICC William Benton Fairfield County Conn New York Hecate County Benton Congressional U. S Clare Boothe Luce U.S Steele Walter S. Steele Natal Supreme Court Robert A. Taft Ohio Joseph C. O'Mahoney Wyoming Taft

Questions And Answers From A World War I Era Page

A series of trivia Q A items covers Titanic memorial funding by American women, chanter meaning sailors work song, Joe DiMaggio’s 1941 hitting streak, letter frequency in English, postwar European country creation, ambassador credentials, and prewar England match imports.

Washington, D. C Teader Channeyman Toe DiMaggio Europe Eee

VA to build 73 veterans hospitals despite rising costs

Washington reports that building 73 VA hospitals will cost about 750 million dollars. A one time plan covers 58 general medical and surgery hospitals, six TB facilities, and nine neuropsychiatric plants. The VA may drop non essential features like theaters pools and athletic facilities to stay within Congress funding.

Bradley Veterans Administration Congress General Medical Hospital Lotus Bradsler Dnean

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