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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1951

Page

4

No Early U S Tax Increase

Washington reports Rep. Kean of New Jersey said there is little chance of any new federal tax rise before July 1 and no retroactive tax hit on individuals. He favors a single package of revenue measures, with bipartisan support, to fund the administration’s preparedness program and avoid multiple bills.

Washington Kean New Jersey House Ways and Means Committee Truman Treasury Snyder Bill Kean Congress Commerce and Industry Association of New York Republican

Cowboy Star Tex Ritter Visits Frederick Memorial Hospital

Tex Ritter, the singing cowboy star, visited the Frederick Memorial Hospital Children's Ward for musical therapy. He handed out autographs and comic books while engaging several patients aged 3 to 14 in songs and entertainment, with staff and visitors watching from nearby rooms and hallways.

Kruak Beens Sex Ritter Frederick Memorial Hospital Tex Ritter Edward P. Thomas William Delaplaine News-Post Cowboy Star Sandra Roughan Douglas Stansler Phyllis Summers Franklin Bielaker Gerald Lawson Larry F. Ambush Frederick City Ers Jesus Billy the Kid Ritter Edw PF Thomas Spud" Goodale Tyler Texas Opera House Dr. Thomas EL. A Ted” Crowther Irving Yates

West Berlin firms named as relays in steel smuggling

The Berliner Stadtblatt reports four West Berlin firms acted as relay points in an illegal trade smuggling steel iron and non-ferrous metals from Allied sectors into the Soviet zone. The paper said small middlemen facilitated the transfers.

ING XO Reds Berlin West Berlin Berliner Stadtblatt

Negotiated Wage Increase Approved by CIO Packinghouse Leaders

Chicago February 11 local CIO Packinghouse Workers Union leaders sanctioned a four cent wage rise of nine cents an hour as negotiators from Swift Armour and Cudahy concluded talks. The raise aims to cover about seventy thousand workers pending Wage Stabilization Board approval by March 25. Union notes the next fight is with the Wage Board.

Chicago CIO Packinghouse Workers Union Swift, Armour and Cudahy

Leesburg Methodist Church to Add Two-Story Annex

A contract in Leesburg Virginia awards a two story addition to the Leesburg Methodist church at about 28000 dollars. The plan adds Sunday School rooms and modernization to the century old building with exterior cinder block and brick. Construction is slated to begin in April.

Leesburg

Walkersville Churches Observe Day of Prayer

World Day of Prayer observance held Friday February 9 at Walkersville Methodist Church brought four local churches together. Leaders included Mrs DeWitt Dickey and Mrs George Zimmerman with a skit featuring students in native costumes. The service closed with organ music and a benediction by Rev W DeWitt Dickey. Also noted is the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Arthur Master celebrated February 4 with a reception for about 55 at their Frizellburg home.

Frank E. Crouse Taneytown Elwood Hunt James Con United Council of Church Woven Walkersville Methodist Church Evangelical-Reformed Evangelical Lutheran, Evangelical, United Brethren Methodist DeWitt Dickey Germany George Zimmerman Walkersville Durward Kettels Lakshmi Inedia Frank Higgbotham Anna May Janet Kerchner Zounia John Gilbert Mei-Fang Oliver Mensell Salina Allen Nicodemus Betty Strine David Guion Mary Nicodemus W. DeWitt Dickey Nicodemus Arthur Master Frizenburg Master James Calmack Presbyterian Clarence A. Master Frizellburg

Costly Rail Strike Ends

The end of a costly rail strike brought relief as weather aided freight cleanup. An Army spokesman warned that full recovery would take about two weeks with thousands of switchmen still idle and freight cars sidelined. The dispute centered on pay and hours amid broader railroad industry tensions and government intervention.

Onaliets -Truxwhed Labeb Aries Ag Aviey Pobrutry 8 Michigan Raitrogers Asi Inpingers Firemenu Erginemen Prainmen Seld Theos White House

Shotgun killing shocks Walkersville community

Frederick Maryland residents report a fatal shooting as Plummer allegedly fired a shotgun at Braxton during an argument. A preliminary hearing is set for Thursday in Rockville. The Clo Vy Valley Grange announces a February 13, 1951 meeting at Walkersville Community Hall with a Girl and Boy Scouts program and refreshments.

Plummer Braxton Magistrate's Court Rockville Clade Valley Grange Glide Valley Grange Walkersville Girl Boy Scouts of

U S And British Fleets In Maneuvers

U S and British fleets prepare for joint exercises off the west coast of India with heavy cruisers frigates and air units. Participants include Sir Philip Vian and Vier Adut. A British American round table conference discussed the plan.

Matty Tava Amr Mediterranean Ann Valier Stolin Edelsten Nav Dit India Mival Vl Ox Waiinat Sen

One Dead One Held On Charge Of Murder

Carrell Wo Plummer, 17, of Blocktown near Back Lodge, is held on a murder charge in Rockville after a Sunday afternoon incident at Phin mers home. Paul Wo Reagten, 30, of the nearby area, is dead. Cpl. Kenneth Willer and Kenneth King of Montgomery County Police filed the charge against Plummer.

Carrell Wo Plummer Blocktown Back Lodge Rockville Paul Wo Reagten Earl Plummer Blacktown Kenneth Willer Kenneth King Montgomery County Phuramer

HADACOL Relief for Vitamin Deficiency Aches Adverts

An old Hadacol ad promotes relief for aches and pains from vitamins B1 B2 Niacin and iron deficiencies. It cites testimonials from Mrs Lay Swo Florida and Mrs Bush and promises money back if not improved after a few bottles. The LeBlane Corporation sells the product with a strict money back guarantee.

Hadacol The LeBline Corporation

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