Taxes Take Food From Mouths Beall Says
Congressman J Glenn Beall told 150 Chamber of Commerce members in the Francis Scott Key Hotel that taxes drain citizens finances. He blames administration policy for inflation and waste, cites Hoover Commission reforms and Kefauver probes as unfinished, and urges across the board spending cuts and tighter control of federal expenditures. He criticizes foreign aid, OPS, and the pay as you go idea, urging taxpayers to press for restraint.
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Milk Producers Meet Highlights Growth in Washington Market
The Frederick County Maryland Virginia Milk Producers Association held its annual meeting at the Francis Scott Key Hotel with Mehrle H. Ramsburg presiding. B S Derrick reported milk production 7 percent above 1950 while sales rose 12 percent, signaling demand outpacing supply. Washington’s population growth boosts demand, with projections of 234 million by 1980 and a 25 percent production increase needed by 1955 to maintain market position. The group cited a 42 percent production rise in six years and anticipated further gains. District Court of Appeals ruling against restraint of trade was cited as a victory for cooperatives nationwide. J Homer Remsberg engaged attendees with discussions on controversial questions and viewpoints. The luncheon included local chamber and civic group representatives.
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Washington
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U.S
District Court of Appeals
Homer Remsberg
Mid
Butter base cut discussed at Frederick County meeting
The town president explained the lowering of the butter base from four percent to 3.5 percent. Twenty five year pins were presented to Charles Rice Mountaindale Milo Chick Buckeystown and Mrs Frederick B Krantz near Frederick. Two members were nominated to the board to meet in Washington in February to elect a manager Walter J Hahn near Frederick was nominated for re election Merrild A Adame of Buckeystown also nominated as successor to Eric Biser Adamstown resigning. IRANIAN ULTIMATUM TEHRAN Iran will serve a 10 day oil sales ultimatum to old Western customers with threat to sell to the Soviet bloc if terms aren’t met within 10 days observers doubt the bloc has the tankers. Early veneered furniture traces back to ancient Egypt.
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Frederick County
Charles Rice
Mountaindale
Milo Chick
Buckeystown
Frederick B. Krantz
Frederick
Washington
Walter J. Hahn
Merri] A. Adame
Eric Biser
Adamstown
Tehran
Iran
Hossein Fatemi
Soviet Bloc
Britain
Maryland Negro on FBI's 'Wanted' List
A 48 year old Maryland man, John Thomas Hill of Chester, was added to the FBI ten most wanted list for a 1950 murder in Willoughby. The FBI says Hill is extremely dangerous, possibly armed, and fled to Virginia after the slaying of 72 year old Winchester Smith.
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Maryland
FBI
John Thomas Hill
Chester
Hill
Virginia
Willoughby
FBI reports wounds from ice pick linked to suspect Hill
The FBI said Hill, out on bail for assault with intent to murder his nephew, caused injuries with an ice pick in the Willoughby store killer case. Earlier probes included alleged attempts to drown a woman and throw a passenger from a fast car. He is described as 5'7" and over 200 pounds with capped front teeth and a scar above his eyebrows. Early TV references labeled television a visible telephone.
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FBI
Hill
Willoughby
Record Total Of 1165 Deer Killed In Maryland
A six day season produced a statewide deer total of 1165 as reported by the State Game and Inland Fish Commission. Garrett led with 566, Allegany 207, Worcester 113, Washington 99, Cecil 73, Frederick 64, Dorchester 21, Kent 19, Somerset 2, and Wicomico 1. Thousands of hunters participated statewide.
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Worcester
Washington
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Frederick
Dorchester
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Somerset
Wicomico
Deer season wrap preserves safety record despite injuries
A state report notes no human fatalities this year and scattered injuries. The Washington County tally shows 106 legal kills but includes unlawful bags. Doe deer were not legal during the regular six day season. antlerless game was allowed in peat and arrow seasons in two counties.
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