Democrats In Meeting Promises Harmony Over Maryland Politics
Baltimore January meeting aims to unify the Democratic Party after losses. Key figures include Clarence Miles, George Mahoney, H R OConor, and Baltimore figures like Del. Jerome Robinson. Officials discuss rules, potential candidates, and press access.
Lane Not Candidate Lane Not Candidate
HAGERSTOWN Ma Jan 3 Pi Former Gov William Preston Lane Jr issued a statement tonight removing himself from any speculation that he might become or. Lane said on the eve of a big Democratic powwow in Baltimore It is entirely impossible for me to consider being a candidate and I will not do so. He said he was making the statement now because of continued requests that he run. The former governor added that his interest in the future of Maryland and of the Democratic Party is in no degree lessened by my decision and said he would attend tomorrow's party meeting. The meeting is designed to try to work out some way of avoiding a bruising primary fight next summer. Follows Niles Lane was the second person to remove himself as a potential.
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Exemptions and tax rules guidance from 1950s policy
The article outlines exemptions for individuals and families for tax returns, emphasizing claiming all eligible exemptions and avoiding overclaiming. It covers who qualifies, how to treat a spouse's income, and tests for dependents, with Q and A clarifying common scenarios and form references.
Germans Sent To Russia Rumors Of Movement From East Germany
State Department bulletin cites unrest in East Germany after last June's uprising. Hundreds killed or wounded, thousands arrested and tried, and reports say several thousand participants including women and children have been seen loaded onto trains for the Soviet Union.
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Kentucky woman killed on Pennsylvania Turnpike in 1954 first fatality
A Kentucky woman, Ethel R. Rivers, 63, of Louisville was crushed to death in a two car crash on an icy Pennsylvania Turnpike in Lebanon on January 3 1954. She was thrown 45 feet from her car after a head on collision with an oncoming vehicle. Three other person...
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Ethel R. Rivers
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