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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1964
Page
11
A stark appeal argues Americans must reclaim morality and integrity amid widespread perceived decay. It condemns materialism, double standards, and societal cowardice, urging God loving citizens to uphold responsibility and pride in a nation seen as great when virtuous.
In 1863 President Lincoln asked Gen Dix at Fortress Monroe for his view on swapping the local garrison for Black troops to free white soldiers for other duties. The item notes the historical inquiry as part of a list of notable anniversaries.
Maury a hydrographer and naval officer born near Fredericksburg Virginia served 14 years before a stagecoach accident. He studied ocean winds currents published a book in 1855 and served as Confederate agent in England. He died February 1 1873 in Lexington Virginia. Birthdays listed Cecil Beaton William Bendix Walter Bergman Emily Hahan Gordon Jones.
The Court of Appeals heard a case brought by Frank J. Klein and Sons Inc. challenging Maryland sales tax on cash discounts. The contractor seeks a refund of taxes paid under protest, arguing discounts given for timely payment should reduce the purchase price used to compute tax. The comptroller’s rule says a cash discount cannot lower the taxable amount unless payment is made in cash at the sale. discounts for paying within 30 days are not treated as reducing the sale price.
Emmitsburg Jaycees led by secretary treasurer Patrick B Boyle vow to back a consolidated north county high school move. In an open letter they condemn elected officials and urge community support to fund and lead the effort with town council cooperation.
A Greater Emmitsburg Junior Chamber of Commerce group says it has reorganized and will elect new officers later. The letter, signed by acting head, claims to protect the local school from groups with selfish interests and names no officers beyond himself. Nearby, London faced vandalism in Piccadilly District with an art gallery fire.
A vandal damaged a jewelry and liquor shop and smashed windows in three adjoining stores. Authorities estimate over 500000 dollars in art losses at William Hallsborough galleries. Dozens of works ruined, including a Canaletto painting titled Roman Scene burned through by a hole.
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