FBI Dinner Highlights Saboteur Ring Wins
Baltimore FBI chief J W Vincent addressed over 100 at a Zonta Club dinner at the Francis Scott Key Hotel detailing wartime sabotage findings. He cited 11 000 sabotage reports since 1939 with 517 prosecutions, stressing no enemy directive behind most acts and praise for local law enforcement cooperation. He urged recruitment of prospective agents and technicians for the bureau.
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United States
J. W. Vincent
Baltimore
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Zonta Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
FBI
Mr. Vincent
Vincent
Wazhing
Capital City
Hazel MccCanner
Elias B. Ramsburg
Rotary Club
G. Raymond Shipley
Lions Club
Clarence C. Carty
Kiwanis Club
Francis B. Sappington
Roger B. Wolfe
Chamber of Commerce
F. Russell Young
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Receipts From Special Taxes Decline in December 1943
Annapolis reports December 1943 receipts from alcoholic beverages gasoline motor vehicles income and the Maryland Racing Commission declined again. State Comptroller J Millard Tawes disclosed cash on hand of 25 901 736 dollars as of December 31 1943 representing an overall decrease.
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Annapolis
Maryland Racing Commission
J. Millard Tawes
Tawes
Cleared janitor admits killing Rose Brancato in furnace
New Haven police report that a 24 year old janitor named Law confessed to murdering 28 year old Rose Brancato last July. He allegedly stuffed her body into a furnace after the disappearance sparked a long probe, with investigators noting 13 counts of embezzlement and two robbery charges during questioning.
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Eaner
Law
New Haven
Rose Brancato
NEA
Tax receipts decline in midyear report for 1943
Say you saw it in The News. The report shows a decrease from December 31 1942 of $968 742 and a drop in motor vehicle taxes by $32 118 for July to December 1943 versus 1942. Alcohol beverage sales fell $873 026 while gasoline taxes totaled $4 690 779, down $660 054. Income taxes reached $2 623 603 in the first half of the fiscal year and Racing Commission receipts fell to $1 066 723 for July-December from the prior $1 230 544.
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State Racing Commission
Kemp's Balsam and Lane's Tablets Ad
No rationing nor price increase while stocks last. Limited supplies for dealers. The cough and cold season is here. Get Kemp's Balsam and Lane's Tablets from your druggist.
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Kemp
Lane
Court News Marriage Licenses And Property Deeds Updated
Marriage licenses issued for Marion Lee Oliver and Lula Louise Neill in Leesburg Lovettsville marriage filings list Robert Shockley Thelma Manahan William Kohlenberg and Beatrice Keeney among couples. Deeds show Frederick Wertheimer and spouse to Walter Feaga and spouse for 10 dollars Wilbur Sheffield Jr and wife to Carroll Kinsey and wife city 10 dollars other transfers recorded. CLASS MEETING HELD Evangelical Lutheran Mother's Class elected officers for the year Fifteen members attended Mrs Flook led devotional Officers include President Irvin Ramsburg Vice President James Grove Treasurer George Crum Assistant Treasurer George Strawshburger Secretary George Miller Teacher Howard Flock Assistant Richard Rudy Meeting set for February 29 at Mrs Ellis Wachter home Refreshments served by the hostess.
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Robert Joseph Shockley
Cumberland
Thelma Louise Manahan
Sabillasville
William Thomas Kohlenberg
Frederick
Beatrice Mae Keeney
Walkersville
Frederick Wertheimer
Walter P. Feaga
Sarah Alice Norris
James, D. Norris
Wilbur F. Sheffield, Jr
Carroll E Kinsey
Howard Flock
Evangelical Lutheran Church School
Flook
Irvin Ramsburg
James Grove
George Crum
George Strawshburger
George Miller
Richard Rudy
Ellis Wachter
Higher Income Tax Bill Advances From Conference
A wartime revenue bill clearing a final hurdle by joint Senators and Representatives increases excise taxes and income taxes on individuals and corporations. It would raise about 2.316 billion this year, below the administration’s 10.5 billion request, and lift annual government revenue beyond 43.5 billion. The conferees also rejected a tax on bets in the final agreement.
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Washington
UPI
House
Senate
Conferees Endorse Tax Bill Despite Objections
Barkley a Senate conferee argues regulating race tracks rests with states and federal tax would be unfair. Chairman George notes the final bill not satisfactory to many conferees but they accept it. Re drafting expected to finish tomorrow with final action in both houses Wednesday.
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Barkley
D-Ky
Senate
George
D-Ga
Kellogg's All Bran claimed to ease long term constipation
A reader letter from Samuel D. Blank of Brooklyn promotes Kellogg's All Bran as a gentle regulating food for chronic constipation. Scientists say it aids colonic elements and flora, not a purgative, with advice to eat All Bran or muffins regularly and drink water.
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Ray Best
Samuel D. Blank
Hangs Highway
Brooklyn
New York
Kellogg's
Kellogg’s
Battle Creek
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