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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1955
Page
13
Richard A. Mullens explains itemized and standard deductions for 1954 taxes, noting a standard deduction roughly ten percent of income under 31,000 and rules for charitable gifts, interest, taxes, and installment charges. The article includes a practical checklist and guidance on estimating sales and gasoline taxes for itemized totals.
The list appears to request explicit naming of churches or established religious bodies by official names, focusing on non profit colleges universities and schools mentioned by name. Provide precise entity names found in the source text if present.
A reader asks about market tips and the importance of reliable information. The response advises contacting a NYSE Member Firm for factual research, and notes many stocks show steady growth and dividends over years. It encourages consulting registered representatives for guidance.
The Weather Bureau chose names for the 1955 Atlantic Coast hurricanes. The list begins with Alice and continues Bren da Connie Diane Edith Flora Gladys Hilda Iane Janet Katie Linda Martha Nelly and Orva Peggy Queena Rosa Stella Trudy Ursa Verna Wilma Menta Yvonne Zelda. Names were chosen for communication ease rather than personal factors. The hurricane season runs June to November.
Annapolis Feb 14 The Department of Public Welfare director Thomas J Waxter reported to Gov McSeldin that Allegany County will see improved employment this spring due to Cumberland PPG plant and sewer projects while Garrett County faces 900 to 1100 unemployed mostly unskilled mining and timber workers. Surplus agricultural commodities assist 3307 Allegany families with a similar plan for Garrett. State funds may be matched to expand local work relief and highway jobs in Garrett as spring construction begins, with new plant and other factories potential employment sources. Five percent of Garrett’s population receives welfare aid, and there is discussion of a large gar work project and surplus programs easing conditions.
It outlines Blue Cross as a not for profit community plan offering maximum protection for the least cost. Benefits include full hospital services and out patient care with direct hospital payment, no claims, no waiting, and minimal administration, funded by hospitals doctors and the public.
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