Maryland Board Urges One Percent State Sales Tax
A Maryland board recommends reenacting a one percent state sales tax with a 12 month period beginning June 1. The plan would fund a relief program and an equalization fund while shifting administration to counties and Baltimore City. Revenue projections, allocations, and past local contributions are described, with partial exemptions for automobiles.
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Eserse
Board of State
Tre
Baltimore
Mens & Fore
Fredery
Frederick
Amour
New Government Formed After Left Win in Election
Provisional government to govern with more than 25,000 political prisoners released or detained. The new regime succeeds the resigning administration after the Left's victory in Sunday's election.
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Macad. Spa
Eran Manuel
Wrness
Theater Lease Discussion Continues at City Hall
City aldermen again debate theater lease terms for the Opera House amid mixed views on funding, repairs, and past costs. Mayor nominates Tar Hine Frederick to the Board of Tone Appeals, effective immediately, as the board moves to finalize appointments and address the telegraph system project along Vara Street with Red Wig supporters.
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Operta House
Lievd C Culler
Tar Hine
Freierick
Board of
Tonne Appeals
Charles S Haler
Televape Sysbeen
Vara Steet
Redwigs
Expect Appeal In Beer License Case
An appeal from the decision of the county license commissioner approving a license for a Miami FL restaurant in Mine Midden is anticipated. The State License Bureau will review and a hearing may be required. The case centers on evidence about the applicant’s fitness and possible fraud and involves Mrs. Noah E Hefauver and Mrs. May Gaslor among others.
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Lo Herbert Free
Noah E. Hefauver
May Gaslor
Lamar
Farm Sale Season In Frederick Co Begins
Auctioneers report the farm sale season in Frederick County starting soon with numbers expected to match last year. Local market observers note activity on Maren Street and surrounding areas as buyers anticipate auctions.
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Frederick Co
Fragments Reflect Aged Farm Notice In Local Paper
Readable parts show a farm related notice from a local farm agency. The fragment references a property and likely a sale or claim event with officials involved, but lacks complete names or dates. The item remains incomplete but indicates a formal notice in a historical newspaper page segment.
Frederick lecture critic rails at U S air prep, 1930s claims
A critic repeatedly attacked American aviation strength and government readiness on lecture platforms. He claimed U S aviation lagged Europe in speed and capacity, warned of pirate firms inflating aircraft numbers, and accused Roosevelt of undue influence, with one figure linked to Alpharetta, Georgia, among displayed relics.
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United States
Japan
Congressional Committee
Roosevelt
Alpharetta
Georgia
Unclear OCR item hints at liquor, Tangier trip and party woes
Fragmentary report references liquor absence and a party taking food to Tangier. Mentions Garey’s conduct and a witness urging action. Text is garbled with missing names and places, limiting clear facts.
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Nance Relief Program
Maryland
U. S
Deegiuce
Mayer and Aldermen
Triple Alliance
Froxingsons
Hutton
Rte
Mrs. Bucher
Mahes
Mee
Maren Street
Bary Sons
Frederick Wilelm
Vas
Kaser
Praids
Agan Aics
Fide Farm
Reid Mer
Tne
Trere
Liquor Law Ruling
Court of Appeals
Billy Mitchell
Stormy Petrel
Air Service
New York
Var XII
Eh Aviation Cy
Gen
Wim. AL Mitchell
Garey
Treat Gomemeniy Wes
CARTY
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Hendrickson
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