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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1952
Page
3
Gov McXeldin faces large general fund requests totaling 100 million for the new fiscal year, about 14.84 percent higher than the current year. Led by a push from Democrats, lawmakers seek tax relief and trimming of budget items as the Legislature prepares to convene for a 30 day session.
The General Assembly recess committee backs using surplus funds to reduce state income tax as more than 10 million dollars are expected to remain at year end. Governor Tawes, budget chiefs Rennie and Slicher, and others work to allocate funds amid a 163 million general fund total and a 34.98 million schools ask. Authorities note funds revert to treasury if unused and highlight constraints on school spending and special funds allocations.
Baltimore January 2. John J. Jenkins treasurer of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will retire January 15. W. R. Bixler, assistant treasurer in New York City, will succeed him. Edward P. Snyder, assistant to the vice president finance in Baltimore, will assist Bixler. Jenkins, born 1881 in La Plata, began with the railroad in 1899, rising to chief clerk in 1915 and treasurer in 1838. Bixler, from Mitchell, Indiana, started as a clerk for the railroad.
In 1907 at Indianapolis and Cincinnati era politics tied to the All Level Railway Co with Bourke Hick and later the Cincinnati Tre dianapolis and Western Railroad. An official later became assistant treasurer in New York as the carrier passed, with PCI noting legal interest in Mr Jenkins and Margaret Carter of Frederick in a related firement case. OFFICIAL SUSPENDED Washington January 2 1950 Alvin J Cook FCIC director suspended five months for Hatch Act violations after Civil Service Commission ruling. Poland Wants Oil Tehrun June 2 Poland bids for half million tons of Tranatyol. Iran barter talks with Mossadegh. Admitted to Probate Orphans Court admits Laura Scholl will probate executor Mehr F Scholl.
The Frederick Eleven delivered a decisive victory in a January 1958 state contest, overcoming rivals with a strong defense and decisive offense. Key players from the squad led scoring drives and managed critical plays to secure the win.
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