Assessor Ends Fight Over Suspension in Maryland Hearing
Henry H. Carter, a Montgomery County property assessor, retracts one political accusation and names Sen. Northrop and Del. Wheeler as instrumental in lower assessments during a State Tax Commission hearing. Chairman Mundy expected a decision within a week as the panel weighed charges of insubordination and disruption of morale.
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Henry H. Carter
Montgomery County
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State Tax Commission
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Allen
Charles Irelan
Earl Davis
Brooke Lee
Lee
Montgomery County Tax Appeals Court
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Woodward and Lothrop
Legislative Council
Delaware
Farmers Sign For Wheat Acreage in Frederick County
Frederick County farmers may sign winter wheat acreage reserve agreements from August 25 at the 3C office in Old Church Street School. ASC chairman Harry B. Kanode announced the signup runs until October 4. Payments vary by farm productivity relative to county average. Eligible farmers have held 1938 old farm wheat acreage allotments and normally grow winter wheat.
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Old Church Street
Harry B. Kanode
ASC
Kanode
Ranode
Conservation Committee
Three Car Crashes In City Leave No Injuries
Frederick City Police log two accidents at East Patrick Street and East Third Street. In the first incident Lloyd Martin Main’s 1953 Pontiac struck Charles Henry Pope Jr.’s 1950 Ford causing rear damage and a chain reaction to a third car driven by Patricia Ann Moser with $800 total damage. Main faces a reckless driving summons for August 30. The second crash at East and East Third involved Elmer Bartgis and William Staler with $370 total damage and no charges. No injuries reported in either incident.
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Pope Auto
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Mi Airy
Phobus
Elmer Shielman Bartgis
Ox Fibre Brush Company
Narva Avenue
East Third Street
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William Clifford Staler
Price Electric Company
Route 1
Thurmont ‘i
Eastlistreet
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Bartgis
Staley Auto
Byrd Denies Blocking Tawes While Endorsing Candidacy
OCEAN CITY Md Aug 23 H C Byrd sought to refute claims he aimed to block Millard Tawes from the Democratic nomination for governor. He noted some chilly feeling toward Tawes though cousins and friends, recounting past campaign help and perceived token support in key races. Tawes aimed for 1958 nomination, Byrd had announced a bid a year earlier.
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H.C. Byrd
Millard Tawes
Byrd
Tawes
Somerset County
University of Maryland
Mc”Keldin
United Democratic Women’s Clubs of Maryland
Frederick Police Docket Update After Accident
The Frederick City police docket shows no additional charges as of Friday evening up to 6 p.m. Sgt Shook reported no other charges tied to the incident. The terse update clarifies the docket status following the accident.
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Gis
Shook
Frederick City
Soviet Blocking of Disarmament Talks Cited in London
British delegate David Ormsby-Gore accused the Soviet Union of blocking any disarmament agreement on its own terms during the 450th UN Disarmament subcommittee session. He noted a new Soviet nuclear test and said Western powers faced ongoing tests in Nevada as Moscow pressed for conditional bans tied to Russian security plans. The mood at the conference was subdued amid the exchange.
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Soviet Union
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Russia
Ins Siberian Proving Grounds
Ormsov-Gore
Valerian Zorin
United States
Nevada
U.N. Disarmament Subcommittee
Zorin
Ormsby-Gore
Electronic devices to call geese banned for migratory birds
The Interior Department bans use of electronic devices and recordings to lure migratory game birds during the 1957 58 season. Penalties for violations include up to six months in jail and a $500 fine. The move cites deadly effectiveness of electronic calls in drawing ducks and geese.
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Washington
Hinterior Department
Ross L. Leffler
Fish and Wildlife
Suspected Flu Found On Destroyer at Norfolk Navy Yard
Eleven new Asiatic flu cases were identified on the destroyer at Huntington today, raising total to 198. Cmdr. William A. Arthur reports no sign of a tactic to spread. half the crew ill since start of outbreak. Visitors barred. vaccine deliveries expected to inoculate remaining crew. ship operations continue with reduced staff and 3 to 4 day illness course.
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Va. Ave
Tover
Huntington Gangway
naval Case_ ely
Esehman
Arthur
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