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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1951

Page

10

Assessment Compromise Is Offered in Maryland Plan

Annapolix February 1 A compromise on property assessments was proposed by a Senate Finance subcommittee and Clarence E. Tyler representing the Association of County Commissioners. The plan would keep a five year cycle while creating three districts in 1954 and annual assessments at new values but not used for taxation until year three. Local opposition favored annual full value assessments. officials worry about added workload. Some subcommittee members signaled sympathy with concerns about the extra work, while a separate bill to borrow 25 million dollars for water and sewer projects drew an unfavorable recommendation.

Annapolix Senate Finance Clarence E. Tyler Association of County Commissioners Tyler Bilt Baltimore City Sybert D-Howard Jewell

Lewis Assesses Miners To Build War Chest

John L Lewis announced a six percent assessment on 475000 coal miners amounting to $20 each to fund a war chest against adversaries he did not name in the circular. He previously described opponents as vast banking and investment interests controlling key industries. The move coincides with a $1.60 daily wage hike approved yesterday by the Wage Stabilization Board.

Washington John L Lewis Lewis AFL Cio Cnal Steel Wage Stabilization Board

Public Meeting On School Expansion In Frederick

North Market Street School PTA will host a public meeting on needed expansion of city school facilities at the Frederick Y M C A Monday night at 7 30 pm County Superintendent Eugene W Priatt will attend to answer questions An open invite to city PTA officers civic association directors and interested persons to attend discussion on promised new schools for East End North End Frederick and additions to Lincoln School executives of North Market Street School PTA voted to hold the public discussion in executive session Tuesday night A separate note reports a damaged cattle truck incident in which Sgt Dan Swomley avoided a crash with a city police car due to skillful driving and the driver agreed to pay minor damages

North Market Street PTA Frederick Y. M Lincoln Frederick Sergt Dan Swomley W. Kenneth Burkholder Chambersburg Burkholder South Market Street al Saints Street Sergi Swomley Market Saints Streets All Saints Street Sergi. Swamley Martin Kanade Frank Dorsey

Marriage Licenses and Deed Transfers From Frederick Area

Court news lists marriages for Melvin Thacker Betty Lawson Kenneth Klipp Barbara Johnson and Harry Siegert with addresses in Virginia Maryland and Frederick. Property deeds show transfers from Richard Kline Roy Baker Alton Bennett Gumore Flauti Jr to various spouses with ten dollar sums. A Damascus Seventh Day Adventist church installed five deacons Carl Zager Earl Zager William Shobe Frank Robinson and Donald Mahmel with sermons by Elder Detweiler and Cannon.

Melvin E. Thacker Levington Betty Mac Lawson Leesburg Kenneth E Klipp Frederick Barbara K. Johnson East Seventh Street Harry Ronald Siegert Baltimore Alta Jeannette Alton Y. Bennett Robert L Murphy Alton Y Bennett Evelyn RB Lambert Gumore R. Flauti, Jr John H. Coblents Clarence B. Whichard G. W. Swanson Seventh Day Adventist Church of Damascus Carl Zager Earl Zager William Shobe Frank Robinson Donald Mahmel H . Detweiler Cannon England George E. Vanderman Potomac Conference Donald Yost Damascus Church

Defense calls for 80,000 men in April mobilization

Washington February 1 The Department of Defense ordered the Selective Service to furnish 80,000 new draftees for the Army in April. The move signals a major buildup as the United States expands its military manpower this spring.

Washington Department of Defense Army

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