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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1956
Page
15
A fragment from a Santa mystery figures a sleigh ride to a palace, a crooked tower, and a hidden room filled with statues and odd medicines. Princess Anne fears what lies inside as Santa guides them to a candlelit chamber amid suspenseful footsteps. Later items report a voter’s alive proof and a bridge load test by the Army Engineers.
Treasury spokesman Dan Thrgup told the House Ways and Means subcommittee that the administration has no room for a general tax cut in the coming fiscal year. Secretary Humphrey's aide said the 1958 budget requires about 70 billion dollars in revenue, ruling out tax law changes that would reduce revenues. The testimony signaled opposition to broad tax reduction and supported keeping excise taxes unchanged.
Nineteen delegates were named Monday by the County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Office to elect the Frederick County ASC Committee for 1957. Delegates will choose three regular members and two alternates, with incumbents Arno G. Page, Elmer B. Hodees, and Jesse M. Burall among the potential candidates.
In Louisville Kentucky a bride to be fears few guests will attend her daughter Sherlyn Ann's wedding after postage stamps used on wedding announcements failed to stick. The mother, Mrs. Schomnberg, says stamps with the Statue of Liberty and In God We Trust were defective and caused stamps to come back marked postage due. The post office announced a defective glue batch and offered refunds.
Frederick Boy Scouts attended a two hour public speaking session sponsored by the Greater National Capital Area Council at Georgetown University. Speakers included Aeneiene Derbee Tees C Clark and other notable figures. The event preludes Operation Patrick Henry set for February 6 to 12. About 300 Scouts will address civic clubs to broadcast Scouting’s message. District Executive Lyman W Karr invites local groups to host Scout talks to honor the 47th February birthday. Scouts involved include Bill Harrod, Dr Harold Neufeld, Wayne Abrecht, Bernard Culbert, Chris Shall, and Richard E Cox.
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