Tax Cut Talk Heard Again
Washington editors discuss a 30 point anti recession program and possible tax cut this year. Sen Johnson of Texas urges six chairmen to propose measures to ease credit boost public works and create jobs while House Speaker Rayburn reviews the plan amid unemployment reports. Eisenhower backs a two billion dollar postal service modernization financed with private capital and a small government loan. Critics call the plan a political maneuver to push higher first class rates. Labor reports January housing starts up 12 percent from December.
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Congress Y
Sen. Johnson
Texas
Senate
Rayburn Jd- Tex
Iveyday
Rayburn
Ft. P.O
Johnson
Eisenhower
Uuwee
Congress
Sen
McNamara
Parlane
Pelgate
Philip M. Talbott
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
New York
Talbott
Labor Department
Valentine Day Reflections Show Shifting Sentiments
The 1958 Fr iday edition notes St. Valentine's Day remains widely observed with sentimental notes and candy in high demand. It contrasts yesterday's crude valentines once aimed at teachers, now viewed as outdated humor as romance dominates the holiday.
Planning And Zoning Views On School Locations
Frederick Maryland February 12 1958 J Alfred Causal executive secretary reports Planning And Zoning Commission views on school locations in the county The commission says it should not decide education type or school sizes but provide estimates for future populations after studies on economy highways land use and facilities are completed by October 1958 These findings will guide the school board in estimating future student numbers per section for 1960 1976 and 1980 and will be made public when available.
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Sirs
Planning and Zoning Commission
Planning Commission
Mat
Frederick County
Ible
Schow Board
Frederick
Maryland
J. Alfred Causal
Cisnerroverre
Analde
Rogers
House
Itiack
Miami
Federal Reserve Board
Justice Department
Salt Rogers
Mack
Bernard Schwartz
America
Presidents Born in February Honored in Observance
February honors three presidents born south of the Mason Dixon Line William Henry Harrison born Virginia February 9 1773 Abraham Lincoln born Kentucky February 12 1809 and George Washington born Virginia February 22 1732. The piece notes their roles as courageous warriors and mentions sites linked to their lives as motorists tour shrines battlefields and homes across the country. It also covers local church class activities and a school PTA meeting with a talk on Camp Creem top by Dr Warren Evens.
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William Henry Harrison
Virginia
Abraham Lincoln
Kentucky
George Washington
Willam Sleary Harrison
John Adams
ETA
Washington Street Shon Parent- Teacher Association
Seven Library
Market Prices for Wheat Barley Corn and Oats
Market prices list wheat in bushels barley and corn per bushel. Wheat is noted at wheal level and corn at bbi. Prices reflect short agricultural commodity market quotes. readability limited by OCR.
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Fifty years ago items from The News on February 14 1908 note a school board vote allowing students in single teacher districts to petition to attend in districts with multiple teachers. Also mentions a Souith Market street to Frederick Schmidt property sale a Madison Avenue recital at Woman's College and Ott Srollers leasing Rocky Ridge warehouse post office with clerk Charles Miller and an Arty Furniture Store ad for fresh flat goods.
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Ovina St
Frederick
Cartler
Monti
SMO
Audit Bureau of Circulational
Associated Pans
Associated Press
Fred Frea
Board of County School Commissioners
George P. Myers
Souith Market Street
Frederick Schmidt
Woman's College
Madame Macanda
Charles Miller
Joseph Miller
Loys
Arty's
Stwp
Future trend of American business and recovery hopes
A reflective column discusses Fritz Weitzel and the new U S president's approach to economic recovery, noting government action to stimulate growth through credit and housing measures. The writer recalls hospital experiences, emphasizes psychological aspects of care, and hints at optimism tempered by personal unease about the era.
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Luwis
David Lawrence
Fred
Crick Memorial Hospital
Eisenhower
Saavhal
Mae
Fritz) Weitzel
Fritz
Frederick
Frederick Memorial
FBI Asked To Probe FCC Role In Recession Debate
Washington dispatch reports Attorney General directs the FBI to investigate charges linking FCC Commissioner Richard Mack to economic actions and the 1957 58 downturn. The piece ties testimony about a Miami television license case to broader political maneuvering and House probe developments.
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Washington
Rogers
FBI
FCC
Richard
Public Service Television, Inc
Miami
Mack
Public Service
Harris D-Arkl
Seliwarty Gald
Subcommittee
White House
Sherman Adams
Federal Regulatory Agency
Murray Chotiner
Chotiner
Beverly Hills
Calif
Nixon
Senate
Prd
Planning More Space Flights At Randolph Air Force Base
The Air Force plans more simulated space flights after Donald Farrell of the Bronx entered the space cabin at Randolph AFB. He passed the 100 mark in the seven day mission en route from the moon and remained alert and in good health. Additional tests are planned as crews run varying scenarios to study human responses in space chamber conditions.
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San Antonio
Tex
Air Force Today
Lig
Aicman Donald Farrell
Bronx
N. Y
Randolph Air Force Base
Earth
Farrell
Air Force
Bnod
George R. Steinkamp
Department of Space Medicine
School of Aviation Medicine
Fort Detrick Scouts Elect Officers at Post Meeting
Fort Detrick troop 190 elected officers last Thursday night on the post. Section Patrol Leaders Bob Teller and Micky Olson were chosen, with Ricky Wargatt as Scribe and Skip Cottrell as Quartermaster. Patrols include Falcon, Mutlang, Lone Wolf, Jaguar, Flaming Arrow, and Wapili, with various leaders named. A Stout Week display occurred at Frederick Cloak and Suit Store and an outdoor scouting skills program is set for Saturday, organized by Explorers of Post 73. A joint awards dinner and court of honor for Pack 799 Troop 798 Post 784 and Post 1052 is planned February 22 at North Frederick Elementary School, with Eagle awards to Rob Teller and Ricky Olson.
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Fort Dewith
Tnferdiation
Pablly
Allaire
Fort Detrick
Boy Scout
Crop
Laaders
Bob Teller
Micky Olson
Scribe
Ricky Wargatt
Skip Cottrell
Lloyd Graf
Falcon Patrol
Bil Herrick
Chris Thorne
Mutlang Patrol
Fred Broadrun
Howard Hirsch
Lone Wolf Patrol
David Berge
James Krantz
Jaguar Patrol
Paul Thompson
Richard Pelpoll
Flaming Arrow Patrol
Vince Kepler
Bob Csbu
Wapili
Irving Zimmerman
Steve Kupferberg
Stout
Frederick
North Frederick
Rob Teller
Ricky Olson
Richard Jacobs
Young Jacobs
Firat Baptist Ghureh
Fort Detrick Hosts Club Meetings and Notices
Fort Detrick clubs hold February meetings with officers Wives Club hosting a stork shower and lunch. Lectures feature Dr. Medelnee on clothing reflecting individuality, and lectures include an international program with exhibits. Army engineers present on freeze drying and procurement topics. Hood College offers evening courses. Two births announced. an Army achievement award is presented to A E Benningson.
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Fot Pleasant
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Tean
Derrick Wolbers Club
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Philadelphia
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Head College
Lawrence
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McGowen
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John
Ghouse Corporation
Pittsburgh
Kennedy
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Harold M. Horrorwill
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Eli Lilly Co
Dlatapolis
Ind
Jehilieer
W. Gillespie
Fort Banks
Winthrop
Mass
Carl A. Hafet
Haly
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France
England
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Turkey
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Tex
Germany
Thurman J. Slack
N. Blair
Donald D. Limancelli
Skyline
STORK
Katharine Hostess
Register
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Elks Club
Katlle
I Ul Army Chemical Center
Carlos
Christensen
Dooton
Aid
G. Grothaus
Denmark
Fiter
T-713
Tharsday
Py. m. de
Earl W. Blosdorf
F. J.jia
Stokes Machine Company, Inc
Teresa Rodgers
Lacy Baumeardner
Karl
Flosdorf/Zimmerman
Wesleyan
Princeton
Ben Warshowsky
George
Hood College
Hagerstown power costs higher than national average
In Hagerstown the typical 250 kilowatt hour bill runs about five a month, higher than the national average of 7.23 for 250 kilowatt hours. Local consumption rose 53 percent since 1930, with data from the Federal Power Commission and Edison Electric Institute showing distinct regional differences. For 100 kilowatt hours over two months with electric water heating, Hagerstown bills average 10.83 dollars versus 10.99 nationally.
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Hagerstown
Hageratawn
Potomac Edison Company
Federal Power Commission
Edison Electrical Institute
United States
Lang and Homa Host Okinawa Ties in Training Week
Transportation Officer Lang hosted Lieutenant Colonel Mike Homa as they recalled service on Okinawa. Walter Teckert remains convalescent at home after Newton D. Baker Hospital admission. Privates Lewis A Techower and Arthur Zeikel plan upcoming leave for a broad European tour including Austria Belgium Denmark France Great Britain Italy Portugal Spain Sweden Switzerland The Netherlands and Germany. New York dispatch notes wives brace for higher vegetable prices due to severe winter cold waves impacting Fin ria.
Judge Marshall Quits To Back Bruce In Democratic Primary
Baltimore docket reports Judge Yellie Marie S Marshall withdraws as a U S Senate candidate and endorses James Bruce in the Democratic primary. She cites endorsements by Lawson Lane Radcliffe Miles and ex mayor Jackson, calling it harmony not expediency. Four others seek the nomination, with Mahoney and Long as strong rivals. Vel Aviv, February 23 news brief notes 24 hour strike plan by health service doctors. emergency staff preserved in general hospitals.
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Pet
Yellie Marie S Marshall
U. S
James Bruce
Ren
Bruce
Marshall
Preston Lane
J. 8
George Radcliffe
Clarence W. Miles
Baltinore
Howard Jackson
Orphans Court
Thomas D.alesandro
Senate
Harmony
D'Alesandro
George P. Mahoney
Clare Enve Long
Velaviv
National Health Service
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