Maryland-Delaware Press Association Names 1965-66 Leaders
The Maryland-Delaware Press Association opposed a bill regulating newspaper ad rates for political ads, favoring market solutions by each paper. It elected George B Delaplaine Jr. as president, Philip Thompson as vice president for weeklies, and Omer J Shively as vice president for dailies, with Roger Farquhar as treasurer and Frank Schurz Jr. as secretary. Directors include Elmer M Jackson III and others from major papers. A panel discussed crime suppression cooperation with federal agencies at the winter convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland-Delaware Press Association
Maryland
Senate
Delaplaine
George B Delaplaine Jr
Frederick News-Post
Philip Thompson
Stromberg Publications
Ellicott City
Omer J Shive
Baltimore News- American
George H. Gaffney
Bureau of
Narcotics Smuggling and Public Security Remarks
A speaker review details how narcotics smugglers pushed ships and cars with hidden opium into the United States, with undercover agents halting over six tons of opium in 1963. Postal theft troubles Maryland cities, as gangs target citizen mail for checks. Secret Service notes protect presidents yet reveal counterfeit money losses, and a luncheon urges newspapers to promote Americanism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Gaffney
U.S
Henry Montague
Baltimore
Secret Service
John Warner
U.S Secret Service
Warner
Elmer M. Jackson III
Association
Linton Details County Expenditures in First Fiscal Year
Donald C. Linton releases a breakdown of six months of county department spending ending December 31, 1964. Total expenditures reached 33,458,305, about 48.7 percent of the 7,099,206 budgeted for the year, with income at 5,390,578 and 320,368 in estimated prior surplus. General government costs total 226,974, under half of the 536,193 allotment, while many offices show varying percentages of their budgets spent, including the Circuit Court 11,813 and the Orphans Court 2,358.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald C. Linton
Frederick County
Annapolis
Circuit Court
Orphans Court
Trial Magistrates Court
State’s Attorney’s Office
Grand Jury
Law Library
Linton
Board of Election Supervisors
Accounting Office
Planning and Zoning Commission
Board of Zoning Appeals
Nexthouse
Winchester Hall
Taneytown Girls Plan Annual Talent Show
The Taneytown 4-H Club met at the Taneytown Grain and Supply Building to plan their annual Talent Show to be held Saturday March 20 at the Agriculture Center in Taneytown. Demonstrations on baking were given by Jean Rodgers and Betty Stonesifer. Lois Out was elected vice president. Thirty seven states have retail sales taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taneytown Girls
Taneytown Grain and Supply Building
Taneytown
Jean Rodgiers
Betty Stonesifer
Loisout
Teaching them on purpose and abundance for all
A speaker asserts that Americanism requires deliberate instruction and that no other system provides such abundance for so many, highlighting a purposeful approach to education and opportunity.
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News-Post
SHOP
Dial
Cavetown
Hachiye
Allis Chalmers
Vernon E. Stup CO
Rt. 2
Frederick, Md
Greyhound Var Lines
Step Bound
Carbaug van Service
Tai Vamed
Mobilheat
Mobil
Obie
Ash
Economy Oil Co
Weil
Hamilton Avenue
East South St
William S. Hood, Inc
East Street
Frederick
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