State To Have Huge Surplus
Maryland’s Board of Revenue Estimates predicts a general fund surplus of about 15.7 million dollars for next June, shrinking the budget gap for the 1957 session. The rise is credited to a national economic upswing and stronger tax receipts in income, sales, and other revenues, including beverages and horse racing. The exact figure will be finalized later this month as the budget is completed.
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Baltimore
Board of Revenue
Maryland
General Assembly
State budget projections show $15 million surplus for next year
A state board reported an expected general fund surplus of 15.7 million dollars for the coming year, aided by income tax gains under new systems and higher revenue from alcoholic beverages, franchise, and other taxes. The panel noted income tax boosts for individuals and corporations and said the numbers will influence Gov. McKeldin’s February budget submission and potential future tax adjustments.
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Emmitsburg Grange and Auxiliary Hold Busy Meeting
Emmitsburg members and guests gathered for the Grange meeting at the high school with Overseer Harry Swomley presiding. Reports highlighted national contest success by Paul and John Krom, a poultry demonstration, and plans for a Christmas party with gift exchanges and refreshments.
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Fhway
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College Park
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Clara Harner
Ann Hobbs
Rachel Emrich
Betty Smith
Mary Kiem Wil
Paul
John Krom
John
Howard Quinn
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County Grange
Thurmont Cooperatne
Francis X. Elder
Youth Driver Fined 250 and Three-Year License Suspension
Mearl Embly of Hagerstown was fined 250 and costs and its license suspended for three years after a jury convicted him of manslaughter by automobile in the October collision that killed Joann Winsor, with witnesses citing a stop sign violation. The judge cited leniency due to moral background tests and a good student record, and the jury recommended leniency.
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Mearl Embly
Joann Winsor
Embly
D. K. McLaughlin
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