Lawmakers Study S and L Taxes in Maryland
ANNAPOLIS AP Lawmakers examine a bill to tax savings and loan associations like mutual banks. The plan would cut bank taxes by four cents and raise S and L taxes by five cents per hundred dollars of deposits, generating about 110000 yearly for the state and routing the extra to cities.
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Annapolis
Savings and Loan Associations
Maryland
House
Ways and Means
Mutual Savings Banks
Mutual Savings
Baltimore City
Montgomery County
Legislative Council
Ambrose Hartman
Charles Evans
Mutual Banks
House Committee
Evans
Carl F. Gottschalk
Maryland Savings and Loan League
Gottschalk
Railroads May Bargain Individually
Rail road management is considering a proposal from the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen that separate lines bargain individually with their trainmen unions outside national negotiations. The trainmen warned they will try the method on their own if no favorable reply by Feb. 25. A railroad spokesman had no immediate reply. In a Feb. 17 letter Charles Luna, president of the trainmen, said the union would remand unsettled items to each railroad if no response. A union spokesman said the language was not a work stoppage threat. carriers offered no interpretation.
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Washington
Brotherhood of Railroad
Carriers’ National Negotiating Committee
Charles Luna
Trainmen’s Union
Union
Court News Marriage Licenses and Deeds Recorded
The court docket lists marriage licenses for Albert J. Johnson and Charlotte M. Stull, Raymond R. Stover Jr. with Mary Catherine Bostian, LeRoy Stewart with Linda P. Barnhouse, William T. James with Judith L. Steele, John W. Koser with Louise C. Christener, Donald Snyder with Helen Jane Matthews, William F. Darling with Marian L. Banks, and Robert B. Ogle with Jenny S. Late. Deeds recorded include Eby C. Leatherman to Merle D. Ballyam and Benjamin F. Baublitz to David H. Yinger.
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Albert J. Johnson
Baltimore
Charlotte M. Stull
Keymar
Raymond R. Stover Jr
New Midway
Mary Catherine Bostian
LeRoy Stewart
Rockville
Linda P. Barnhouse
Germantown
William T. James
Jefferson
Judith L. Steele
Frederick
John W. Koser
Louise C. Christener
Benjamin F. Baublitz
David H. Yinger
Gleason Slams Democrats Over Primary Delay Plan
U S Senate hopeful James P. Gleason a Republican spoke to Young Republicans at Hood College criticizing any postponement of the May primary without a firm redistricting guarantee aligned with the Supreme Court. He warned about limited time for voter education if held in September and urged a timely, clear redistricting solution.
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James P. Gleason
U.S. Senate
Hood College
Supreme Court
Mary
Democratic delays blamed as voters demand action
Land residents quoted as criticizing Democrats for inaction six years, arguing the party's delay before the Supreme Court decision creates a legislative crisis. The speaker asserts voters deserve representation and lashes out at postponed primaries as pressure-relief.
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Supreme Court
Mr. Gleason
Hood College Art Chair Wins Federal Research Grant
Senator Daniel EB Brewster announced that Jack C. Davis, chairman of Hood College's Department of Art, was selected by the Department of State for a grant under the International Educational and Cultural Exchange Program. Davis will study Indian Art and Culture at Baroda University.
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Daniel EB. Brewster
D. Md
Jack C. Davis
Department of Art
Hood College
Department of State
Mr. Davis
Baroda University
Parrot Death Payment Denied by County Board
C B Penteney of Funkstown sought 225 from Washington County Commission for his dead parrot killed by a neighbor's dog. The board said no compensation when the dog's owner is known, citing their policy.
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Hagerstown
C. B. Penteney
Funkstown
Washington County Commission
Cyprus Crisis Deepens As Reinforcements Fly In
In Nicosia Maj. Gen. R M Carver took command of British truce forces amid UN talks in New York on a shared international relief force. A flareup occurred in eastern Cyprus with Greek and Turkish Cypriots clashing. a Greek Cypriot woman was shot near Yialia as British troops were rushed to the scene.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Britain
R. M. Carver
United Nations
New York
Carver
Yialia
British troops surge to curb Cyprus truce tensions
British defense officials say a patrol was fired on by Greek Cypriot irregulars near Nicosia. Britain plans to boost forces to about 6,000 under Lt. Gen. Carver, aided by 2,000 reinforcements and heavy equipment, to prevent clashes before shooting erupts. In Limassol last week 16 Turkish Cypriots and a Greek Cypriot were killed amid ongoing turmoil. The Toronto International League baseball team is now owned by Robert Hunter and Sam Starr, who purchased it from Jack Kent Cooke.
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Nicosia
U.N
Britain
Carver
Limassol
Toronto International League Baseball
Robert Hunter
Sam Starr
Jack Kent Cooke
Merchants Form Retail Committee for Frederick Trade
Frederick Chamber of Commerce establishes a Retail Committee with representatives from downtown Frederick and three shopping centers. The group aims to promote Frederick as a retail trading hub and improve local sales, traffic patterns, and park areas, under the slogan that what helps Frederick as a whole benefits retailers.
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Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Frederick
Richard D. Hammond
Edward J. McGuiness
New Chamber
Washington County clerk drops flag stunt in snow
Dennis Thurston of the Washington County Commission says he will stop flying the flag in foul weather after receiving numerous calls and letters critiquing the display. He thanks supporters but accepts public concern over rain and snow. In Moscow, Soviet critic Investia assails novelist Alexei Yugov for portraying the last czar and czarina favorably, saying literate people hold different views.
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Hagerstown
Washington County Commission
Dennis Thurston
Moscow
Alexei Yugov
Investia
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National Safety Council
Pharmacist
Mercer's Drug Store
West 3Rd & N. Market Sts
Court News
Gleason
Walkersville Mfg. Co
Frederick Street
Walkersville, Md
Seiberling
Melvin M. Engle
N. Carroll St
Victor
Royal Portable
Storm and Shipley
2Nd & Market Sts
FREDERICK Vora / GAS COMPANY, INC
Patrick Street
East Street
Washington’s
Merchants Form Retail Committee
Chromalox
Martin
Mt. Airy
Ginn
Fone
Wayside Radio
East Patrick Street
Zenith
Nee Contral
Predericktown Savings and Trust
N. Market ST
W. Patrick ST. Frederick
Amber Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
the News
Ing
Frederick Area
Swift's the Department Store
OF Homes
Swift
Zella
Swift Homes, Inc
Dept
Chicago Ave
Elizabeth
Ane
Joseph M. Grossnickle
Middletown
Hagan
John D. Wetnight
Brunswick
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