Borah Champions Tax Cut Opposes Soldier Bonus
Idaho Senator William E Borah spoke to the National Republican Club in New York urging tax reduction and opposing a soldier bonus. He warned against trading a temporary burden for a massive permanent one, arguing the tax cut must not be offset by increased military spending. He criticized rising taxes and wasteful government spending while stressing support for farmers and working Americans.
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New York
Associateg
William E. Borah
Idaho
National Republican Club
Borah
Congress
United Front
Aioo United Front
Ufe
Prince George Matchibelli in The Miracle in New York
The husband of Princess Matchibelli, Prince George Matchibelli, will perform in The Miracle and arrived in New York aboard the Levia than.
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Prince George Matchibelli
Princess Matchibelli
New York
Severe Cold Wave Expected Across East With Subzero Winds
The Associated Press reports government forecasters warn of a severe cold wave moving across the eastern United States with temperatures plunging below freezing and as low as 42 degrees below in parts of Canada. Frederick and nearby areas are forecast to experience bitter wind chills and possible snow flurries as a northwest storm brings frigid air tonight and Sunday.
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Washington
Virginia-North Carolina Line
Florida
Moorehead
Minn
Canada
White River
Ontario
Frederick
Toaweve
Local Frederick County Delegation Elects Hooper Chairman
The Frederick county delegation to the Legislature organized with U Grant Hooper as chairman and Alton Y Bennett named to the organizing committee. Delegates Arthur Hightman Lewis Kefauver Albert Hauver and U Grant Hooper traveled to Annapolis for the legislative session and planned to return for the Governor's inaugural exercises. The piece also discusses postwar welfare and the need for economic revival led by loyal public service.
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Frederick County
General Assembly
Arthur F. Hightman
Petersville
U. Grant Hooper
Yellow Springs
Lewis F. Kefauver
Middletown
Alton Y. Bennett
Frederick
Albert J. Hauver
Foxville
Bennett
Dollings Co. Man Sentenced To Three Years In Penitentiary
Dwight Harrison, former vice president of the R. L. Dollings Company of Ohio, receives a three year sentence and fine in County Criminal Court for false statements about Phoenix Portland Cement Company holdings sold by Dollings. He plans an immediate appeal as federal charges linked to mail misuse proceed, with trial set for mid January.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Dwight Harrison
R. L. Dollings Company
Ohio
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Phoenix Portland Cement Company
Collings Company
Harrison
Democrats to Fight Mellon Tax Bill in House Action
Democratic leaders in the House prepare to oppose key Mellon tax bill provisions. The plan includes resisting a surtax reduction to a maximum 25 percent for incomes over ten thousand dollars.
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Washington
House
Let Ex-Servicemen Urge Taxpayer Representation in Washington
A call to remove the Federal treasury from partisan politics urges representation for the American taxpayer in Washington. It stresses replacing appropriations with principle and notes the upcoming task requires outside the party machinery. Ex-servicemen ask voters what they have done for the common good.
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Washington
Republican Party
Lash
Sen
Generous Nathan Straus Portrait Before Palestine Mission
A recent photo captures Nathan Straus, philanthropist, as he prepares to depart New York for Palestine. He plans to continue his humanitarian work feeding more than 1700 people daily along the journey and in the new settlement.
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Nathan Straus
New York
Iahan Hiner Duilo
Market Street Realty Sold Under Mrs Hood Will
Kemp Keefer and Jacob Rohr, executors and trustees under the will of the late Mrs. Margaret E. Hood, sold the South Market street property from Carroll Creek to the P. L. Hargett Co. to David F. Davis and Frank Hi Des Neaux. The parcel fronts East Market Street near Salter's livery stable and includes a dwelling, with portions rented to Piecett & Co. and William Stephens. Proceeds fund a public library, named the OC Pro Arty Public Library, per the will of Mrs. Hood. The new owners will decide future use in coming days. Firemen to elect officers announced. Junior and Steam Engine Companies meet Wednesday evening. Brank Yinger, arrested for home drunkenness, paid $5 fine.
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Kemp Keefer
Jacob Rohrback
Margaret E. 8. Hood
South Market Street
Carroll Creek
P. L. Hargett Company
David F Davis
Frank Hi. Desneaunx
Ciontg
Salter
Hoan
Carrol Creek
Arts
Ariz
Wiss Arta
Cincaco
Diechinite
Prison Term for Middletown Robbery Suspect
Charles Warner a 25 year old African American was sentenced in Carlisle Pennsylvania to not less than three years in the state penitentiary for robberies linked to Middletown and Carliste. He will be brought to Frederick County after serving his term to face Middletown charges. The case involved a Philadelphia pawn shop theft, a ring recovered for Mrs. Emory Coblentz, and a network including Benjamin Smith Jim Gray and Elsie Griffiths. Detainer issued to transfer upon completion of sentence.
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Charles Warner
Carlisle
Middletown
Pennsylvania
Werner Ito
Frederick
Warner
Frederick County
Jones
Aaron R. Anders
Maryland
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Henry Magada
Warjner
Carliste
Arnestad
Deal
N. J
Asbury Park
Anders
Smith
Elsie Griffihs
Emory 4. Coblentz
Jim Gray
Gray
Cray
Orange
J. Gray
Ben Smith
Ashury Park
Ashbury Park
Fleet
Muddletown
Stock Prices Resume Upward Movement
The Associated Press reports New York January 5 stock prices resumed their upward movement in a brief session. Trading ran on a fairly large scale despite wire traffic interruptions due to a cold snap. Profit taking ceased and gains appeared in several sections led by chemical and rail shares. The close was strong with about 554 160 shares traded.
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Associated Press
New York
The
Stock Exchange
Rebel Leader Elias Te Geaterat My M. Gurnea Is Eliminated
Rebel leader Elias Te Geaterat My M. Gurnea, a Mexican insurgent figure, is killed ending his bid in a revolt. The notice notes his role in early victories during the uprising and his push near the presidential race.
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M. Gurnea
Mexico
Hag
James Ares
Gules
Prisoners in Frederick County Jail for December
A December report by Sheriff Invomunr Wy. Al baugh states 88 prisoners were confined, including 70 new commits and 18 holdovers. Most (53) were jailed for corporation offenses. 56 were white and 32 colored. Crimes ranged from housebreaking to false pretenses and carnal knowledge. 19 were sentenced from one day to four months.
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Frederick County
Invomunr Wy. Albaugh
Athaugh
Wealthy Realtor Shot by Thugs at Hunt's Point Station
Edward Dolge, wealthy Mt. Vernon estate broker, died in a hospital after being shot on the stairs at Hunt's Point station by two assailants who fled in a limousine. Dolge, 35, gave last instructions to police as he lingered.
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York
Edward Dolge
Mt. Vernon
Hunt
Pont
New York
Westchester
Boston
Tle
Yolee
Certan
Jim
Jis
Temperatures Forecast Below Normal For Next Week
Weather report from Washington notes a week starting Monday will bring below normal temperatures across the Atlantic and East Gulf states. Forecasters expect generally fair conditions with cooler days and nights, while temperatures dip below seasonal averages. Public sale of a four acre farm near Yellow Springs was withdrawn due to low bids.
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Atlantic
East Gif
Lair
Yellow Springs
No Court Today Postpones Criminal Terms
There was no court session today. New cases will be resumed when court convenes Monday morning. Only civil cases will be heard during the present term, and all criminal cases are postponed until the February term.
Ministers Seek Ban on Chance Games at Frederick Fair
The Frederick County Agricultural Society held a 29 minute annual meeting in the courthouse. A request from the Frederick County Ministerial Association to ban all games of chance at future fairs was referred to the Board of Managers for action. Eleven members were unanimously reelected to the Board, including Lee Ranneberger and Dr. R. V. Smith, with over 50 attendees noting the unusually brief session.
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Frederick County Agricultural Society
Court House
Lee Ranneberger
A. C. McCardell
C. C. Warehime
Guy I. Motter
Warehime Ther
G. Elis Willams
Frederick County Ministerial Association
Kalra
Agricultural Society
Board of Managers
Pll
Trargett
P. Merle Hhlleshew
David Chumer
R. Vv. Smith
Eugene A. Grove
John T. Test
John W. Humm
G. AL Ot Anouffer
Abram Hemp
WT Caner
Morehan
Real Estate Deals Tie With April Possession Dates
Gitmore Tr. Flautt real estate agent reports Mr. and Mrs. K Nelson sold their two story dwelling at 250 West Fifth Street to Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Ricketts of Lewistown. The modern home features gas heat and electric lights and will be vacated April 1. Ricketts also purchased a brick dwelling on North Fourth Street from Harvey T Harris and another brick house on East Fourth Street from Emma V Sailor, with possession April 1.
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Gitmore TR. Flautt
Nauratien
Mra
K. Nelson
West Fifth Street
Benjamin F. Ricketts
Lewistown
Itcketts
Emma V. Sailor
East Fourth Street
Post Office Building To Display Name On Facade
Workmen begin scaffolding in front of the building to place letters marking it as the post office. The rule requires the name to be displayed on all such structures, though delays have occurred. Frederick, Hahn and Betsin oversee the project as the government releases the contractor who built the Frederick post office from his bond after a long escrow periods.
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Postoffice Department
Postoffice
Frederick
Hahn
Betsin
Frederick Post Office
Utah Cigarette Tax Brings Over 106000 Annually
A report notes that a tobacco tax in Utah yields more than 106,600 dollars per year. Government officials discuss revenue impact and policy considerations for future adjustments.
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