Income Tax March 15 Signaled by Spring Headlines
A humorous clipping mixes signs of spring with tax day anxiety. A Portland like narrator recalls robin sightings and the looming March 15 deadline, highlighting IRS worries, funny anecdotes about refunds, and a letter from a puzzled taxpayer while noting a transfer of Cpl. Edwards to Tokyo as part of service news.
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Washington
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Detroit
Cpl. Edwards
Tokyo
Japan
George Edwards
Wayland Edwards
Frederick
Bremerhaven
167Th
Airways and Air Communication Service
United States Air Force
Cpl
Edwards
Opal Robinson
East St. Louis, WI
Court News and Local Notices Receives Various Deeds and Licenses
Deeds record transfers to Donald Horne and Charles Diehl. right of way deals with Potomac Edison. several marriage licenses and divorces listed. equity petition by Farmers and Mechanics Bank of Frederick. Odd Fellows initiation at Carroll Lodge No 11 with multiple lodges represented in Frederick City during First Degree conferral.
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Reperty
Wilson P. Holland
Donald
Horne
Paul H. Clemson
Potomaco Edison Company
Howard C. Davison
Potomac Edison Company
Lavenia BE. Hepp
Charles Malcolm Diehl
Frederick
Carroll Counties
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank of
James W. Donnan
Lee Edward Guesford
Catherine Myrule Harrison
Hagerstown
Frederick Edward Klug Jr
Larkville
Elizabeth Helen Saboy
Joe E. Sechrist
Louise T. Kidd
Corning
N.Y
James Albert Simms
Mr Airy
Edith Mae Thomas
Liamsville
Willard Mf. Kembel
Sivorced
Pauline D. Kemibel
Washington
William N. Slusher
W. Va
Esta
Piperers Ferry
Carroll Lodge
Frederick City
Order
Good Samaritan Lodge
Thurmont
Prosperity Lodge
King David Lodge
Daniel
David
Manchester
Odd Fellows Temple
West Seventh Street
Escaped Monkey Disrupts Salisbury Neighborhood
Charley the war souvenir monkey escaped from Donald Booth and caused chaos around Princeton Avenue and Allyn Street. Residents were frightened yet amused as the animal climbed trees, knocked items from porches, frightened mothers and chased dogs. Police were called, the dog catcher said, and Charley eventually fled.
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Salisbury
Charley
Africa
Donald Booth
Princeton Avenue
Allyn Street
Charley & 3 Broom
William J. Chatham
Booth
Top Scorers and Court News From February Basketball Roundup
New York reports Jim McIntyre of Minnesota holds the nation’s No 1 spot among major college scorers by games through February 14. Yet Nate Detong of River Falls Wisconsin leads all college scorers with 365 points over 17 games for a 21.5 average. Other top averages include Eppney Henyon Keath Anderson Newt Oliver and Rixey. In crime notes two men arrested for drunkenness jailed and a London four power deputy foreign minister conference on the Austrian peace treaty opens tomorrow to gauge Russo Western relations.
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New York
Jim McIntyre
Minnesota
Nate Detong
Little River Falls
Wis
National Collegiate Athletic Bureau
Detong
Amslh
Eppnev
Henyon
Frank Keath
Jabothlon
John Wilson
Anderron
Newt Oliver
Rio Grande
Rixey
London
Am Gla
Russia
Civil Rights Proposals Assailed By Sen Byrd
Senator Byrd denounces Truman civil rights suggestions as dangerous, attacking an executive commission and federal control of primaries and elections. He accuses the plan of risking dictatorship while opposing anti poll tax and Jim Crow reforms at a Democratic dinner. The remarks reflect sharp party rhetoric on civil rights and federal oversight in elections.
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Sen
Byrd
Richmond
D-Va
Truman
Mercerregursi
Furr
President
Evil Rights Commission
Justice
Birh
Cana
Snowbound notes and a crowded list from Annapolis
Annapolis notes report snow and cold on February 19. District Forester Wil Cumberland warns the snow is not fit for skiing and notes the area usually sees a few inches by spring. Nearby residents include Mary Frances Eaves Barbara Biddinger Barbara Summers Joan Hoffman Daphne Flanigan and others.
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Ments
Mary Frances Eaves
Barbara Biddinger
Barbara Summers
Joan Hoffman
Daphne Flanigan
Shirley Fuppeen
Jenny Powell
Megan LeGore
Suzanne LeGore
Nancy Hahn
Ruth Buller
Cornelia Pue Aun
Nency
Dor Hildebrand
Geraldine Stull
Ellen Hawkins
Harry Crum
LeRoy
Henry ‘Hidebrand
Trimmer
Flanigan
I Eaves
and M Clifford
Earl Biddinger
Myre David Ebianid
Roger H
Annapolis
Ace
Wil
Cumberland
Iea
Parr
Church Trustees Seek Court Action Over Pastor Expulsion
The SIG church congregation charged Reverend Guthrie with misuse of church property and, through its moderator, ordered his expulsion. The court indicated trustees may be named in a complaint to enforce the majority will if they refuse to sue.
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SIG
Guthrie
Churches Must Sue Through Trustees in Maryland Ruling
Maryland Court of Appeals holds churches must file lawsuits through their trustees. The decision, handed down in Annapolis, stems from a case brought by James Ellerbee, moderator for a Baptist church, against the registrar. The high court followed a prior ruling limiting interference in church discipline and death cases, while allowing court intervention in certain civil matters.
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Annapoly
Maryland
Court of Appeals
James Ellerbee
Besh
Hela
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