Television In Infancy Says Porter To Bar
Washington lawyer Paul A. Porter former FCC chairman addressed Frederick and Montgomery counties bar associations on television infancy noting that video may replace oral broadcasts and that 51 U.S. video stations exist with 500 applications. He warned of industry battles among movies works independents and manufacturers and outlined economic factors and taxes affecting the field.
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Washington
Paul A. Porter
Federal Communications Commission
OPA
Frederick
Montgomery Counties
Ciscuit Court
Assocaton
Porter
United States
Atlantis
Glass
Thurmond Arnold
Abe Fortes
Arnold, Fortes
Weinberg and Bennett Named For Bar Association
Weinberg who serves as vice president of the Bar Association and Magistrate Alton Y Bennett head the new committee on arrangements. The group includes Charles Mec Mathias as chairman, W Clinton McSherry, Richard E Zimmerman, Mr Glass and Mr Bennett.
Donaldson Seeks Postal Rate Increase in Congress
Postmaster General Jesse Donaldson asked Congress for a rate rise to fund Postal Service costs. He cited a 1945–1949 defrost and a proposed penny rise for first class mail, while suggesting higher charges for second and third class matter. He noted operating costs have risen sharply since 1945, aiming to cover payroll and other expenses.
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Washington
Congress
Jesse Donaldson
Donaldson
Medeau
Costume Jewelry at Wellsmere Shop Draws Admiration
Fashionable women flaunt captivating costume jewelry from the Wellsmere Shop as affordable pieces attract buyers. Dust notes receiving antique cold necklaces with matching bracelets earrings and pins.
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Wellsmere
Dust
Wills Probate in Busy Orphans Court Session
Wills of Mrs Mary H McCaffrey Elmer P Schildt and Charles A Warner were admitted to probate by the Orphans Court on a very busy day at the Register of Wills office. Executors reported real estate values from 20 000 to 66 060 with varying personal property and inheritance tax paid. accounts were approved for several estates including John Obenderfer and LeRoy Jones with final distributions and settlements.
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Mary H McCaffrey
Elmer P. Schildt
Rocky Ridge
Charles A. Warner
Blue Ridge Summit
Orphans’ Court
The
Register of W.ls
McCarey
Stella Herberger
Washington
Awe
Maryland
Maurice Kaetzel
Brunswick
Lena E. Carter
Thurmont
Florence M. Holland
Masry Blanche
John William Obenderfer, Jr
John Milliam Obenderfer
Freder Ure
Anna FL Jones
LeRoy Jone
Seiss Estate Accounts Highlight Life Interest Bequest
Minnie Belle Seiss in her first and final account as executrix reports 340.85 in personalty and real estate valued at 2 240. The Warner will dated January 22 1934 leaves life estate to Carrie M Warner with three children named as executors. Elder Seminars will names Rhoda Schildt as half owner with Elvin Schildt in livestock crops and farm Creagerstown District with option to buy for 503 the other half within a year. McCaffrey will provides 100 to St Johns church 100 to Nannie McCaffey 100 each to Ernest and Maude Heiberger with remainder to Stella and Jo Heiberger. West Patrick Street business property condemned for occupancy.
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Minnie Belle Seiss
Annie R. J. Seiss
Warner
James F. Cummins
Marvel P. Molesworth
KC. Fitz
James L. Dewees
Carrie M Warner
Ife
Charles Anderson Warner
Laurean Horrie Warner
Margot Hapsell Warner Hays
Melvin J. Anders
Maurice J. Albaugh
Tus
Wwe
Rhoda E. Schildt
Stella Heiberger
Jo Heiperger
Healest
West Patrick Street
McCares
Mary I Staiey
Jacob Rohrback
Name Of Late Senator Defended By Income Tax Case
An Internal Revenue agent testified that a defendant in an income tax evasion case admitted concealing over $15 000 of his 1943 income as payments to or through the late U S Senator for War contracts tied to his business. The agent identified the defendant as Arthur Ho Clanton.
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Riden Ond
Internal Revenue
Gint
Arthur Ho Clanton
Tax trial cites Senator Glass illness in 1943
The News reports in Federal District Court during the tax trial of W Chay Counts, a Roanoke salesman, that Jin Lynchburg and Van Carter Glass stated Senator Glass was too ill to transact any business during the entire year 1943. The remarks were made February 22, 1948, in Frederick, Maryland.
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Federal District Court
W Chay Counts
Roanoke Commisson
Jin Lynchburg
van Carter Glass
There Jr
Glass
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