Eisenhower to spend holidays at Gettysburg farm with family
President Eisenhower travels from Washington to Gettysburg for Christmas holidays with his wife and grandchildren. He plans to work on legislative programs and messages to Congress which convenes January 7. The motorcade stays within speed limits and a White House press limit is observed. Dr. Walter Tkach accompanies the president.
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Home Brewer Is Given 250 Fine in Chicago Court
Albert Way, 45, was fined 250 in U S District Court after admitting he brewed about 35 gallons at home and sold the remainder to neighbors at 25 cents a quart during Prohibition. Investigators found a 12 gallon vat and two 5 gallon pressure tanks in his apartment, marking Chicago’s first legal home brewery in 20 years. Judge Julius J Hoffman noted the indictment charged starting a brewery without informing the IRS, with potential penalties of up to a year in jail and 1000 dollars fine.
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Sought Florida girl tied to murder scene in red dress
Fort Lauderdale reports a red dress clad girl became a murder lead in the Robert Winston Lee case after a witness, Philip Ruppenthal, said he saw a woman matching the description walking along US 27 near the scene where Lee’s body was found. Investigators noted a red hair suspect and found items including red and green bells and high heel marks near the car. In Miami Beach, Joey Giardello defeated Ralph Jones by unanimous decision in a bruising 10 round bout before 3,661 fans at the Auditorium.
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Tiger) Jones
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Maryland 1957 highway deaths lag last year by five
Maryland's 1957 highway death toll trails the 1956 total, with 544 killed by December 27 versus 550 for all of 1956. Safety officials see little chance of surpassing last year's record, noting a remote prospect even with the weekend and New Year's Eve dangers ahead.
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Rate Increase Proposed for Maryland Blue Cross Plans
Maryland Blue Cross proposes higher premiums with no benefit increase for family plans. Individual rates would rise to 2.60 per month for group plans and non group quarterly payments would go from 7.30 to 9.90 for an individual and 17.70 to 21.60 for a family. Rates require approval by the State Department of Insurance and 60 days notice to subscribers. The publication of the application followed a dispute over public access and legal questions.
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Livestock Returns Up in 1957 Gains Across Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Chicago reports 1957 favorable for livestock with higher hogs cattle and sheep prices. Hog peak 23.35 per cwt August top 1956 price 19.00. Cattle rose early then dipped after August. prime steers top 29.50 with 1949 record 43.50. Lambs rallied late 1957 while prices lagged 1956 in spring and early summer. USDA forecasts 1958 higher cattle prices, hogs near 1957 first half, sheep trends unclear. Feed relief boosts expansion and may slow cattle downswing. fall 1957 crop estimates up 3% and total 1958 feedgrain supplies rise, encouraging high cattle feeding.
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Dinner for antiqe dealers in New Market at Mealey's Hotel
New Market notes report a Sunday dinner at Mealey's Hotel for town antiqe dealers with guests including the Perhams Messanelies Griffiths and other locals. Also dated items note Mrs Myers’s recovery and visits by relatives and a wedding in progress of Harlan Moon to Judi Stottlemyer with family in attendance. Maryland Farm Bureau membership rises to 10312 farm families for 1957. Eros asteroid briefly nears Earth among minor bodies.
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New Market
Carl Mealey
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F. S. Perham
Ray Messanelie
Airs
Dorsey Griffith
Stall Kemp
Louis Hargem
B. E. Saliva
Blanch Myers
Robert Lease
Washington, D. C
Caledonia
Minn
Harlan
Judia Stottlemyer
Clarence Stottlemyer
Kenneth Nicholdson
Laurel
Cora Guyton
New Windsor
George Himes
Maryland
Earth
Phipps opposes tax bill on personal property unequal treatment
State Senator Louis X. Phipps of Anne Arundel said he opposes legislation that would let tax assessors value personal property differently from real estate. He backs uniform assessment and opposes restoring the Sears ruling approach, signaling no plan to introduce such a measure this session. The tax commission seeks parity but faces uncertain support.
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Louis X. Phipps
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Albert W. Ward
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Tax forms ready and tax proposals debated in Maryland
Baltimore reports the first batch of federal income tax forms will be mailed next week with the aim of 1,650,008 returns filed by April 15. An opinion from Atty. Gen. C. Ferdinand Sybert discusses creating a civilian court to handle duties now performed by justices of the peace and constables as part of proposed constitutional amendments.
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