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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1949

Page

10

Site Sought For New Negro Graveyard in Frederick

Laboring Sons renew bid to have the city acquire the Chapel alley burial ground between Fifth and Sixth streets for a colored cemetery. discussions consider trading for clear title and relocating burial grounds to a suitable site, with Fairview as the current local option deemed unsatisfactory due to flooding risk.

Frederick Laboring Sons Chapel Alley Fifth Sixth Streets Beneficial Society Laboring Sons of Crux Richard E Zimmerman W. Raymond Walter Sixth Mayr Fairview Gas House Pike

State Income Tax Reduction Bill Offered In Annapolis

UPOA introduced a personal income tax cut bill as Governor Lane announced a forthcoming budget message. Sklar sought a two percent rate for 1943, while Bandere proposed two bills delaying or expanding relief, including higher exemptions. Lane touted education gains and a near 50 million road plan for 1949, with a special message on mental health and tuberculosis facilities.

Max Fullerton Annapolis UPOA Lane Maryland Senate House General Assembly Sklar Bandere D-Bake Ltd Board of Estimates Treasury Chesapeake Bay

Maryland’s Budget and Education Rise Highlight Statehouse

Governor cites progress in Maryland education with enrollment growth at the University of Maryland and increased teacher salaries. State funds to schools rise from 9.6 million to 22.3 million. Baltimore City grants expand to 4.0 million. The Ballenger 4-H Club meets, with plans for February and a poultry trip report. An estimated English census cost reaches 1.5 million dollars.

Maryland Lane Baltimore City University of Maryland College Park Ballenger Feagaville Boyd Smith Paul Wachter

Maryland Farm Bureau to Hold 33rd Annual Meet in Baltimore

The 33rd Maryland Farm Bureau meeting will run four days at the Lord Baltimore Hotel starting Sunday with about 5,000 farmers from 23 counties. A barnyard display on the mezzanine features baby chicks crates of eggs and Maryland tobacco vegetables and fruits. Prizes will be awarded and sectional meetings cover state national and international issues with various affiliated associations meeting Monday led by figures including Ahmed Azmi El-Kattan of Egypt.

Baltimore Lord Baltimore Maryland Farm Bureau Maryland Mezanine Farm Bureau Farm Bureau Wool Pool Nun Tobacco Growers Ahmed Azmi El-Kattan

Maryland farmers and labor moves in wartime agriculture

P C Turner chair of the State Farm Labor Committee and president of the Food Producers Council explains how wars may draw displaced European laborers to Maryland farms. He outlines a national farm perspective on vegetable growing and international labor impact.

E University of Egypt Maryland Denmark Europe P. C. Turner State Farm Labor Committee Food Producers Council National Farm

Farm Bureau President Announces Banquet Speaker

Allan B. Kline, president of the American Farm Bureau, offered Tuesday that Dr. H. Byrd, president of the University of Maryland, would be the toastmaster at the annual convention banquet Tuesday night. The address noted smokers cause about 25 percent of forest fires, while lightning accounts for less than 10 percent.

Allan B. Kline American Farm Bureau H. &. Byrd University of Maryland

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