Maryland Senate Backs 15 Percent Income Tax Cut Plan
Maryland Senate approved Gov McKeldins plan for a 15 percent cut on 1951 earnings easing the tax burden. The measure would cost about two million dollars to run the State Police and faces a House vote. Debate split along party lines with Republicans largely supporting the governor while Democrats held a slim majority.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Senate
House
McKeldin
General Assembly
Sen
Phoebus
Somerset County
McNabb
Harford County
Finance Committee
Two youths sentenced in Loudoun farmer shooting
In Leesburg Virginia two colored teenagers Raymond Menefee aged 18 and Frank Shepherd aged 17 were sentenced to six year terms after pleading guilty to the shooting of farmer Albert Dent, 38, during an attempted holdup at his Loudoun County farm last November.
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Leesburg
Loudoun County
Raymond Menefee
Frank Shepherd
Loudoun
Albert Dent
Queen Elizabeth Faces Duty Amid Troubled Times
The princess shifts from personal longing to public duty, embracing her role with world-wide admiration. Elizabeth has found her place in the changing scene, facing responsibilities with resolve as the nation watches.
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Elizabeth
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