2-Cent Tax On Cigarettes Recommended
Two Democratic leaders proposed a 2 cent per pack cigarette tax and lowering the sales tax to purchases of 14 cents to counter Gov. McKeldin’s planned sales tax increase. They urged annual collection of corporate income taxes and projected more than 30 million dollars in extra revenue to ease Maryland’s budget gap.
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Eisenhower Plans Weekend at Thurmont and Gettysburg
President Eisenhower will spend the weekend at the Catoctin Mountain retreat in Thurmont Maryland and likely visit the Civil War battlefield at Gettysburg Pennsylvania. He will drive from Camp David and tour the new farm home under construction with Mrs Eisenhower. Mrs John Doud and Mrs Miriam Hickey will precede him. The White House states there will be no interior inspections of the Gettysburg home now or in the future.
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Munshower Reappointed By Maryland Senate
Annapolis February 23 The Maryland Senate opened Gov McKeldin Green Bag nominations naming Elmer F Munshower of Frederick to another four year term as state police superintendent The move ends months of speculation by reappointing Munshower while Frank Small Jr was pushed as motor vehicles commissioner and other changes were discussed Also nominated were Sidney Traub for state industrial accident commission and a Department of Employment Security chairman candidate with Kimble R-Allegany considering entry
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McKeldin Faces Tough Choice For State Police Chief
Governor McKeldin faced a hard decision for a four year term as State Police Superintendent aided by a list of four other candidates. The selection appears tied to Baltimore ties with Hilgenberg to extend Tawes term while Tawes moves to chair, and Brice is replaced amid chick hunting law charges.
Political nominee controversy and Senate screening motions
Public debate over policy, party shifts, and a Senate screening plan unfolds with nominations pending in Delaware. Key figures include Sen Rumble, Del Cook, and Beall as possible appointments. A state poll and potential rearrangement of seats loom, amid broader legislative uncertainty and a proposed bingo referendum.
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