Budget 30 Million Needed For 1955 Maryland Taxes
Baltimore dec 28 financial experts confirmed for Gov McKeldin that 30 million dollars in new or higher taxes are needed to balance the nest budget. The Board of Revenue Estimates forecast 99 million next year while the governor says 129 million is required. Tax collections aren’t expected to drop much, but extra revenue from this year cannot be repeated. McKeldin tapped 5 million from gross receipts taxes and left over 3 million from last year, leaving only 37,224 unspent by June 30. The group says this will be the smallest surplus since the early years. They anticipate less money from alcohol and horse racing next year and discuss higher rates on sales, income, auto titling, and possibly a cigarette tax. Real estate taxes at about 11 cents per 100 will stay to repay capital bond money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
MchKeld
Board of Revenue Estimates
J. Mullard Tawes
Hooper S. Miles
James G. Rennie
McKeldin
Frederick County Tax Rate Held At 1.40 For 1955
The Frederick County Commissioners set the 1955 real and personal property tax rate at 1.40 per 100, maintaining the rate despite requests for increases. They cut several departmental requests, approved a $150 bonus for senior teachers, and raised starting salaries for county teachers to 3200 with top pay at 5600. Budget changes aim to align pay with other counties while warning that 1956 may require higher rates due to building needs and program costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert S. Null
Mehri Ho Ramsbug
Edward F. Dicker
Frederick County
Board of Education
Washington
Carroll
Crash Damage Award Is Cut
A federal appeals court trimmed by more than $64,000 from a $227,508 award in the B 25 bomber crash into a Morning side Maryland home that killed two children and injured six others. The ruling kept most awards in place but reduced several figures for Sny der and Guyer estates. A separate item notes Capt. Harry D Schmidt retiring after 62 years with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond der 28
Ffederal
Morningside
U. S District Court For
District of Maryland
Cour
Andrews Field
Der
Guyer
Maryland
Court of Appeals
4Th Circuit
Guser
Snyder
Schmidt
Cumberland
Harry D. Sehmindt
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Wall Tereacer Tatsantes
Railroad
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Wahington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ies
Bonaweeny
Cleverick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Houseuiile
L. Alos Angeles
Los Angeles
Delaval
Gilmore Ausherman
A. G. Watkins, Inc
Mileers
Mile Tanes
Frederick Bottled Gas CO
N. Market St
Tate Aant
Sobnuc
Levene Wold
Tate
Eee
Ibe
State Department of Health
Bendevink Vmaemorial
Beavnes
Frederick Memorial I Hospital
Chrome
Memorial Hospital
Chesapeake Bay
Jaintless Ancall
Samuel R. Snyder
Reree Dee Weeks
Kaye Linn
Guyer Guyer
Sny
Fredericksonians
Westminster Snuths
Varsit
St. James School
Hazerstown
Clarence Raymond Crum
Frederick
Thomas David Kline
Robert Franklin Unger
Maurice Henry Unger
Westminster
France
Wall
New York
Paris
Les Nichemer
Waynesboro
Blue Ridge Summit
Ige
Flaim
Ade
Harry Footer & CO. Cleaners
S. Market St
Staley’s Super Market
East Patr
Fair Grounds
Beltsville
U. S
Chuck
SK Hams
Reis & Ans
Ambolo
Pka
Taylor Park
Maxwell House Coffee
Tenderloin
Med
ReQevoz
Staley
Luzianne
Libby
Kog Cay
Anderson
Ranme
Sanan
Hals
Exfants Cares
Chatham EL Athres Tro Ward
Cherelle Spreeries
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!