Maryland Lawmakers Debate Taxing Savings and Loan Firms
A Maryland legislature proposal calls for a 10 cent per $100 tax on average deposits over $1 million in savings and loan companies aimed at boosting funds for Baltimore City and counties. Del Aleasander Stark argues the measure levels the field with banks and aids state subdivisions with school and welfare needs.
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Insenior
Baltimore City
Stark
Mutual Savings
Savings and Loan Companies
Tawes
House
Senate
Judiciary
Judiciary Committee
Marinland
Peterson's Ointment Promises Quick Pile Relief
It is estimated that over a million dollars a year is spent on remedies for itch of piles. Drugists report Peterson's Ointment as soothing relief, available in 55¢ boxes or 85¢ tube applicators. The product guarantees fast relief or money back.
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Peterson
Walkersville Social Roundup Highlights Birthday Party
Miss Cher yl Ann Campbell celebrated her fifth birthday at a Main street home party December 29 with Christmas greens, games, prizes, refreshments, and gifts. Attendees included Jimmy Crum, Debbie Gangawere, Jackie Houck, Patricia Kennedy, Winnie Eaves, Katie Mercer, Sally and Myra Stull, Chuckie Stup, Rickie Thompson, Ann Nicodemus, Li J G Broun family, and others from Liver Springs and Baltimore.
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Hilda Devilbiss
Walkersville
Cheryl Ann Campbell
Main Street
Jimmy Crum
Debbie Gangawere
Jackie Houck
Patricia Kennedy
Winnie Eaves
Katie Mercer
Sally
Myra Stull
Chuckie Stup
Rickie Thompson
Ann Nicodemus
Li. J. G
Charles R. Broun
Bobby
Kathy
Mark
Liver Springs
Robert Campbell
Scott
Cherry Ann
Charles Flickinger
Ray Craddock
Newt
Walkersvile
Charles Nicodemus
George Barrick
Lester Mainhart
Charles Smith
Edwin Price
Roger Hildebrand
Leroy Hildebrand
Gary and
Marlin
Charles Gordon
Gaithersburg
Delmar Trout
Nancy Hildebrand
Baltimore
Paul Turner
Billi Crish
Clifford Crum
Demark Crum
Harry Crum II
Henry Hildebrand
Susan
Miss Nance
Landa de
Kent Boliman
Fort Sill
Lauton
Okla
Social season notes and local gatherings in Walkersville area
The Christmas season featured the Tuesday Bridge Club party at Dr. and Mrs. Ernest Dettbarn with gifts for guests. Snow Ball attendees from Walkersville included the Stoners, Dettbarns, Nicodemuses, Powell and Hoopers. Dettbarns hosted pre Ball gatherings and a December 29 card party included Stoners, Hoopers, Nicodemuses, Trout, Bourland, Reidt, and Hughes. Mae Barker suffered a hip fracture and is hospitalized. Nelson Stauffer visited Mabel Miller and Kathryn Miller joined the holidays. A Kentucky mapping program to cover the state with modern topographic maps was announced, making it uniquely thorough for a state its size.
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Barbra
Robert Nicodemus Sr
Charles Nicodemus
Robert Nicodemus Jr
Nicodemus
Courtney Stauffer
Tim Ryan
Schenectady
N.Y
Robert Applegate
Dickie Greenwood
Tuesday Bridge Club
Ernest Dettham
Orley Bourland
Henry Hearn
James Stoner
Ray Craddock
Kenneth Mercer
James Trout
E. Dettbar
Harry 0. Smith
Harold Hooper
Robert Reidt
Byron Hughes
Mae Barker
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Nelson Stauffer
Mabel Miller
New Oxford
Allen Miller
Norrisstown
Kathryn Miller
Wilmington
Del
Kentucky
Heart attack fatal near Tilghman man 69
Edwin H. Watkins retired sales engineer for a Philadelphia firm died of a heart attack Tuesday while burning grass near his Tilghman Maryland home. He was 69 and moved to Tilghman after retiring from the Electric Storage Battery Company. He was a University of Pennsylvania graduate with advanced work at Cornell and served as a World War I lieutenant. Survivors include his widow Eleanor King Watkins and two brothers R Dorsey Watkins of Baltimore and Joseph M. Watkins of Cheverly. Funeral services set for Friday at 2 p.m. from a Baltimore funeral home with burial at Baltimore National Cemetery.
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Tilghman, Md
Edwin H. Watkins
Philadelphia
Talbot County
Watkins
Tilghman
Electric Storage Battery Company
University of Pennsylvania
Cornell University
Corps of Engineers
Eleanor King Watkins
R. Dorsey Watkins
Baltimore
Joseph M. Watkins
Cheverly
Baltimore National Cemetery
Dresbach Returns to Classes Amid School Dilemma
Annapolis AP report notes Lee Dres bach resumed classes at Southern High School in Lothian on Tuesday while officials weigh possible paths for his future education and post school plan.
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Annapolis
Lee Dresbach
Southern High School
Lothian
Tragedy Touches Dresbach Family In Maryland Slayings
A 14 year old boy who called police reported the double slaying of his parents, H Malone Dresbach and his wife. The older son is held without charge after being found with a death rifle. Wayne, 15, is at a maximum security hospital near Jesup pending disposition. Bodies lie in a Baltimore funeral home as Kansas relatives plan services. Veterans delegates to the White House Conference on the Aging include J Nelson Tribby of Baltimore replacing a vacancy after a resignation.
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Anne Arundel County
H. Malone Dresbach
Lee
Wayne
Jessup
Annapolis
Witith
Baltimore
Kansas
Washington
Maryland
White House
Veterans Organization
Gov
Tawes
Yland
Dee| Bates
J. Nelson Tribby
Tribby
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Walter Price
Chevy Chase
Fulton Avenue
Nancy Greenwood
Thomas Cramer
Thomas O. Cramer
Frederick
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Lovettsville
Kent Nicodemus Sr
Kent Nicodemus Jr
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Frederick Shopping Center
Fort Detrick Facility
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