Right Of Way Vacated Case in Equity Court
Mr and Mrs Routzahn of Middletown file injunction to force Potomac Edison to vacate the former H and F Railway right of way along Route 40. They seek removal of poles wires trestle and embankment and bar future trespass with damages and a new access path for building lot development. A show cause order was issued returnable by December 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Routzahn
Middletown
Fotomac Edison Company
H. A& F. Railway
Robert E. Clapp, Jr
Raailroad
Routrahn
Potomac Edison Company
Frederick
Routzahn
New Futures Market Regulation Issued In Washington
Washington December 8 The government issued a proposed regulation aimed at curbing fictitious trades in grain cotton and other farm commodities. Secretary of Agriculture Anderson said 646 market traders used a practice called holding open to offset long and short contracts to reduce postpone or avoid income taxes. Aides said these traders were positioned to evade taxes running into substantial sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Anderson
Regulation proposal targets brokers offsetting futures trades
Under proposed rules brokers would be barred from carrying offsetting transactions after outcomes are clear. Anderson acted under the Commodity Exchange Act, a law granting policing powers over the futures market.
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Anderson
Maryland Income Tax Delinquency Letters Sent
The income tax division of the Comptroller's office sent 3,538 letters in November to residents who had failed to pay income taxes. The notices totaled 15,276.89 dollars in the state till as part of ongoing efforts to collect delinquent income taxes from Free Staters and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Comptroller's Office
State Tax Lien Threat Highlighted by Comptroller
Comptroller James J. Lacy warned Marylanders that delinquent income tax payers will be pursued. Gentle reminders may yield assessments and, if ignored, the state will place liens on salaries after information gathering from employers and the federal tax authority.
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James J. Lacy
To Resume Skiing At New Germany Cumberland
Edwin J E Ballard assistant director of the Department of State Parks and Forests said today it is planned to resume skiing at New Germany Cumberland with current officials expecting reopening and renewed activities in the winter season.
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New Germany
Cumberland
Edwin J E. Ballard
Department of State Parks and Forests
New German recreation area to reopen skiing this winter
Ballard said the state will operate a ski lodge with 28 overnight accommodations. Trails and slopes, plus a ski town, will be open this winter. The program was halted at the start of World War I. He has consulted Baltimore and Washington ski clubs, and hundreds of visitors are expected.
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Esume
Ballard
IL Ballard
Baltimore
Washington
New Germany 11 Carrett Weather Conditions Permit Origin
In Montana the original name cited as Land c of the Shining Moon County appears with weather condition notes. The phrase indicates a provisional permit title tied to local place names and conditions.
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New Germany
Carrett
Shining Moon County
Montana
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