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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1952
Page
2
A contentious budget period looms as 30 day sessions in even years focus on annual spending. A proposed income tax cut could save taxpayers about 43 million, while a corporation tax passage would yield roughly 4.25 million annually, with collection starting on the 1951 income.
Maryland lawmakers arrive for their 1983 session facing a large budget. Gov McKeldin is expected to propose over 170 million dollars for next year plus several millions for a state building program. The session will see vetoed 1951 bills revisited as caucuses form and leadership is reaffirmed. A 15 percent personal income tax cut is likely, with corporate tax changes debated and county funding cited for pay raises.
ANNAPOLIS Feb 5 A spokesman for Chesapeake Bay ferry workers urged the Legislature to provide more dismissal pay to avert a mass evacuation before the new bay bridge is completed. Edward L Vogelman chair of an 11 member committee said current rates from 1951 are inadequate and three bills were prepared. One would raise pay when the ferry system’s 300 employees lose their jobs after project completion another would give priority on state job eligibility lists and the third would authorize length of service pensions without the current 30 years and age 60 requirements.
The Roads Commission plans to abandon old bay ferries when the bridge opens next summer and may establish a new line. Inducements for veterans in the employe retirement system appeared insufficient to retain workers through construction. Gov. McKeldin signed a 1951 act for dismissal pay, costing about 185000, versus 300000 for the proposed plan. A federal grand jury indicted two Baltimore bet manufacturers and a Washington accountant for tax evasion.
Abraham and Jack Sekulow face accusations of evading taxes totaling 13479.54 and 14268.44 respectively. Accountant Gordon N. Sadur is charged with advising them in the attempt to defraud the Government in tax matters.
The New Market Homemakers Club met February 1 at Mrs Lucian Falconer’s home with twenty members. Mrs Murray Etzler read scripture, and the Lords Prayer was recited. Mrs Jack McGolerick presided as president and members discussed representing the club at the County Song Fest.
An advertisement touts Lydia Pinkham’s Comad and Tablets as effective in easing hot flashes and associated symptoms of midlife change. It claims doctors’ tests show substantial relief, urges women to try the products, and mentions a trial size price of 59 cents.
National Boy Scout Week activities include the Third Annual Scouters' dinner at the National Press Club in Washington with U S District Judge Luther W Youngdahl delivering the keynote. About 400 Scouters and wives are expected. a tableaux marks the 42nd anniversary theme Forward on Liberty's Team as the event closes. A note credits Hiram Pitts with patent of a separate machine in 1637.
Lewis B Eader, property custodian for the Board of Education of hear Mt Pleasant, suffered a fractured pelvis Tuesday morning while assisting in moving a piano from East Brunswick School to Brunswick Elementary. The piano slipped, pinning him to the floor. he stayed at the scene until a physician arrived and was later taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital, where his condition was reported satisfactory.
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