Legislators Debate Liquor Tax Stamps In Annapolis Hearing
A Maryland liquor tax stamps hearing turned into a clash over bootlegging and big business. Distillers want stamps abolished as a nuisance while Goldstein and backers argue removal aids amateur bootlegging. Princeton professor John F. Sly cites a survey favoring case-by-case stamping or no stamps with proper reporting and enforcement.
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Louis G. Panos
Annapolis
Maryland
House Committee On
Alcoholic Beverages
District of Columbia
Princeton
Louis L. Goldstein
Goldstein
Maryland State Association of County Commissioners
John F. Sly
Princeton University
Henry H. Hanna
Wicomico
Sly
University Officer Picked By Kennedy
Dr. Sterling M. McMurrin named U S commissioner of education by the White House after Kennedy consults with Abraham Ribicoff. McMurrin, 47, is academic vice president and philosophy professor at the University of Utah and a Utah native. A stray line notes trout flesh color linked to diet.
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the Unversity of
Calforni
McMurmm
Utah
United States Steel reports 1960 net income and dividend
United States Steel Corp reports 1960 net income of 304.5 million dollars and a quarterly dividend of 75 cents per share. The dividend will be paid March 10 to stockholders of record February 10. Adjusted earnings per share for 1960 and prior years are noted, with comparisons to 1959 and earlier record highs.
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New York
United States Steel Corp
Farm Program Presented Divides Republicans and Democrats on Surpluses
A three member task force on agriculture found limited hope that existing policies would curb surpluses or raise farm income. It opposed broad price supports and urged expanded land retirement as a practical way to align production with market demand, contrasting with Kennedy and Democratic planks.
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Kennedy
Lttle
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Committee On
Women's Club Meets Under New President At January Session
The January 16 meeting of the Women’s Club was chaired by new president Mrs Samuel Marrowe with member readings of the Homemaker’s Creed. Co hosts included Mrs Alexander Craw and Mrs Dorsey Shipley. Beatrice Fehr county agent led a program on Living Better in 24 Hours a Day and provided work calendars for time use decisions. Mrs Marrowe led a short business session and read the club constitution while Mrs Sperry Storm delivered the director’s report noting March 25 as the annual meeting date. Guests included Mrs Eva Jessup Mrs Edward Schante and Mrs Merrill Groelle.
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Marlowe Cline
Samuel Marrowe
Ber
Maryland Tobacco Allotment Sets 1961 Crop at 49663 Acres
The culture Department set the 1961 Maryland tobacco allotment at 49663 acres, up from 48853 last year. Most farms will see no change from the previous quota. The department promised to correct inequities and errors in adjustments.
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Culture Department
Tuestay
Maryland
Wanda Ta
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