1958 City Budget Projects Revenue Increase to 1.15 Million
The city’s 1958 revenue forecast shows total general fund income of about 1,153,348.28 with a water and sewer fund add of 245,500 and a grand total near 1,298,848.38. Tax revenue rises due to 83 percent collections and higher assessments, while expenditures widen in departments such as Public Works Police Parks and Fire. Bonded debt decreases by 162,090 with interest around 52,240.
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Evederitkily
Youd Lye
Department of Public Works
Bureau of Police
Department of Parks
Cairnssign
Water and Sewer Department
Water and Sewer Fund
Water Department
Mayor and Board of Awermen
CG. Burretty Library
Chamber of Commerce
Children's Aid Saiety
Community Chest
Frederick Memorial Anapital
Dans South End Club Association
Parking Ticket Money Order Three Years Old
A postal money order for a Bridgewater Massachusetts parking ticket issued October 16, 19xx, dated November 4, 19xx, was received by the city police three years later. The letter is postmarked January 8 of this year. Police believe the motorist forgot to mail the order, now considered uncollectible. The note shows it was paid but remains valid.
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Bridgewater
Mass
Alex
Assistant Pastor Of All Saints To Leave
Rev Jin W Robson resigns as assistant pastor of AIC Saints Episcopal church to become rector of Mary Cross church in Baltimore in February. He arrived about a year ago after serving as assistant rector at Timothy's church in Catoissville and hails from Edmonton Alberta Canada. He studied at McGill University and Dinsesan Seminary in Mantinal. He lives with his wife and son on Higgs avenue.
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Jin W. Robson
AIC Saints Episcopal Church
Mary Cross Church
Baltimore
Robson
Priey
Higgs Avenue
Budget Paradise for Figure Filberts
The new federal budget for fiscal year focuses on refunds and personnel costs. It projects about $12,000 per death versus births and plans staffing across agencies. The FBI and Coast Guard receive funds for investigative and patrol duties, with costs for naturalization, immigration, and various programs noted amid a broad spending outline.
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Washington
Sen
Federa
Commerce Department
Bes
Road Through Detrick To Be Closed Soon
Public traffic on West Seventh Street through Fort Detrick will cease at 5 p.m. Thursday. A temporary barricade will be placed at Mill Wary Road and the west end of the reservation will close to through traffic, though morning and evening access for employees entering from the west will remain. The state roads commission plans a Delrick bypass to reroute traffic and expects the Seventh Street Pike segment to close once the new road is completed. An employee entrance opposite Movfeyite remains for staff, with a later employee entrance planned off the highway.
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Taffic
Fourth Street
Connerling
Ly Yeiick
Ettrancn
Military Road
Movfeyite
LO Degrees Night's Low Forecast For Slick Highways
The Weather Bureau warns sleet may mix with freezing rain tonight cooling highways to slick conditions. Temperatures hover near freezing with a potential warm-up later. precipitation may add to a dry January, while lakeside activities resume if temperatures rise and wind shifts occur.
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Weather Bureau
Seid
Jail terms and fines in Frederick court cases
A Joyal Negress was found guilty of assault and battery and received 20 days in default of a $30 fine. Josephine Garrett was convicted of assault and battery after a struggle on West All Saints Street with wounds described. Clawnie Earl Reed Jr. was fined $100 and costs for operating on a revoked license. James K. E. Moser and Ronald B. Freeman were also found guilty of offenses with fines imposed, including a $21.45 and $10 plus costs respectively, as prosecutors cited vehicle and license violations.
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Edward J. Smith
Josephine Garrett
Sharles
Moore
West All Saints
Sherman
Boone
Garrett
New Midway
Ryder
Ronald B. Freeman
Baltimore
Freepey Snyder
U. S. 40
Bust Marine Sergeant for Cruelty Sentenced in Navy Brig
Marine Sergeant Jangi-A Kelly Yorkosuna was sentenced to eight months in prison for cruelty to prisoners in a Navy brig. Robert J. Barauil, 23, from Schenectady, was fined 60 a month for eight months. Barauil denied the counts and said he was a disciplinarian. Four other guards’ convictions were reversed. six Marines were acquitted.
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Yorkosuna
Jangi
Kelly iMarine
Robert J. Barauil
Suhunectady
Gbaul
Sasebo
Narbuil
Ors
Navy
Pacific Command
Barbuli
Tuo
Assaul
Marine
Barhuti
Devense
Hs Marine
Yarhuk
UAW Proposes Profit Sharing and Wage Plan
The United Auto Workers urge a profit sharing scheme that triggers when profits exceed 20 percent. The plan would allocate 14 percent to executives and stockholders, 25 percent for impacted workers and salaried staff, and 40 percent to consumers via rebates. They seek a wage increase tied to productivity and expanded unemployment benefits to cover short work weeks.
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Detroit
Mid
United Auto Workers
Aul
Fiel Capital
Stagkhialdler
Totsamers
UAW
Huttels
Will Of Mrs McCurdy Probated In Court
The will of Mrs. Lucy Migen McCurdy widow of Dy McCurdy, a well known resident, was probated in Orphans Court. It distributes substantial sums to family and associates, with specific bequests to Mary Wise Jaylos та, Margaret L. Foul, Barbara Pout, John Francis Byerly Jr., and others. Executors named, codicil ensures all bequests are free of inheritance taxes. Also notes related probations and another will for Mabel McG Harris. Hearing set for Wednesday in Juvenile Court regarding delinquency charges against Frederick county parents. Market drift report concludes with quiet early trading in New York wheat.
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Lucy Migen
Hater
McCurdy
Frederick
Orphans Court
Mary Wise Jayolss
Ales
Margaret L. Foul
Barbara Pout
Charles Byerly Jr
Ander
John Francis Byeerly
Helestatrix
South Market Street
Blr
Wesner
Miss Foul
Marion Reeves Byerly
John Francis Byerly Jr
Henrietta Senit, Byerly
Mary Barbara Byerly
Ohn Byerly
John Sewell
Samuel OR. Molesworth
ATL
Airy
James
Malesworth
William C. Radbrick
Fedna
Henry H. Rowe
Cig
Aircraft Destroyed in Fire at Municipal Airport
Albert K Moss of Altairy reports his plane valued between 4500 and 5000 dollars was destroyed by a fire at the Municipal Airport last Friday afternoon. A patch of barn grass burnt as the gas tank exploded on the field. Frank Keefer observed smoke as the plane started, aiding at the hangar before the craft was completely burned.
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Albert K. Moss
Alt. Airy
Barnes
Frank
West Europe Glad Ike Kept Prospect Alive
European papers welcomed the prospect of a second Eisenhower summit on East-West issues. They also debated the content of his message to Soviet Premier Bulganin, with mixed views on conditions for a meeting. Paris and Italian papers praised the letter while Soviet media offered restrained coverage and some criticism.
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West Europe
Ike
London
Rixenhowers
Bulgia
Inea
Eisenhower
Hare
Hussia
East-West Falls
Tliewellya
Champion
Wasgador
Russia
Moscow
Soviek
Radio
Communist Party
Pravda
Nvianin
Dinmarktal
Eisenhow
Keemlin
Elsyullower
Ieter
Laborite Daily Herald
U.S
Dulles
Pigavo
Brenen
Ualian
Low Readings In The Mid Atlantic Weather Shift
Biting cold persisted across New England to Minnesota with temperatures from the teens to below zero. Readings in the mid 20s were common along the mid Atlantic coast, while the Great Lakes region saw colder conditions. Warmth and unsettled air spread south and east reaching the West Coast and southern Providence with readings in the 60s. Uprooted precipitation stretched northward along the air mass through Texas into Missouri and Kansas.
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New Gagan
Minnesota
Great Lakes Region
Mthern Plains
Sausar
Provida
Alr
Texas
Kansas
Missouri
Ford Foundation grants listed in Karai Foundation report
The Karai Foundation annual report shows Ford Foundation payments in 1957 to several colleges and hospitals. Jou College received 1957 payments of 5000 toward a 194,500 grant, Mt St Mary’s College got 60,500 toward 426,600, St Joseph’s College Emmitsburg 50,000 toward 110,000, and Frederick Memorial Hospital 20,900 toward 350,000.
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Karai Foundation
Arlay
Jou College
Mt. St. Mary's College
St. Joseph's College
Emmitsburg
Frederick Memorial Nosfilal
Budget Highlights From President Eisenhower's 1959 Message
President Eisenhower presents a single federal budget for fiscal 1959, outlining defense and missile program increases to $5.3 billion, a call for no tax rise while extending certain tax cuts, and a contingency fund of $500 million for defense. The plan envisions steady economic expansion, higher receipts, and continued atomic energy investment, alongside base realignments and broader security measures to counter Soviet threats.
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Associated Cross
F Rom
Birsenhower
Congress
Inday
Telenlogy
Toransfer Us
Department of Defense
Atomic Energy Commission
Arcater
Atomia
Truman Defends Eisenhower and His Policies in Jerusalem Talk
Former President Truman criticizes critics of Eisenhower while praising the general's policy making and leadership. He says Eisenhower is a good policy maker who acts decisively, arguing a president must decide even if some decisions are imperfect. He cites Israel recognition as a correct decision and calls for strong support in the Arab-Israeli context.
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New York
Forner _ Paesis
Eisenhower
Eurape
NATO
Bng
Truman
Jintoy
Truman Oyas
Teuntail
Blantallan Hotel
Ruman
Foster Dulles
Sade Department
Dean Acheson
Dulles
Eisenhower State of the Union
Muni
Inter Service Ulyairy
World Academy For Igher
Ewist
Jerusalem
Toman
Israel
Aliadie East
Teutman
United States
Academy
Five Day Forecast for Maryland and Delaware
The forecast from the Associated Press predicts mild conditions Tuesday and Wednesday with noticeably cooler temperatures on Thursday. Average precipitation around three quarters of an inch, mainly as rain, with normals around 24 to 36 degrees and some readings near 18 in the mountains.
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Culler Lake
Maryland
Delaware
Eisenhower asks 74 Billion Budget for 1958 59
President Eisenhower sent Congress a nearly 74 billion dollar budget calling for defense emphasis to meet Russia in space and danger. He proposed a short term debt limit raise and a possible surplus, with plans for missile and nuclear research funding, foreign aid, and a four year education program. He also urged tax changes and expanded Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act authority.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Russia
Ilslness
White House
Pentagon
Cooming Fistak
Tigaye
Air Iraffic
Plaer
Robtee Fallee Co
Sears
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All Saints
Naturalization and Immigration
Goriige
Coast Guard
Hmany Nihe
President's Advisory Commission
Cary
Epspoyes
Detrick
iCruelty
Barbuti
Kel
Ford Foundation
Small Business
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