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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1954
Page
3
Major Thomas M. Neal outlines IRS rules for 1953 income, noting combat zone pay in Korea may be exempt from federal tax. If any part of a month was served in the combat zone, that month’s pay is exempt, with special provisions for officers, enlisted men, hospital care, POWs, and death in combat.
Dr U H Byrd president emeritus of the University of Maryland and candidate for Governor spoke at Frederick High School at the joint meeting of the Production Credit Association and the National Farm Loan Association. He reviewed Maryland agriculture and the university extension service role. Newly elected PCA and NFLA directors were announced and about 300 farmers from Frederick Carroll Montgomery and Washington counties attended.
State and Baltimore County police say James Robert Nelson Jr, Floyd Junior Peterson, and Daniel Marion Peltzer, all near Reisterstown, were tied to break ins in Westminster Reisterstown and Hampstead. They face $8000 bonds and detainers from Carroll County. A Cadillac and a truck were stolen during the incidents and later recovered. State Police Corporal James N. Simmons assisted in the probe.
Johns Hopkins allergist Dr Leslie N Gay reported a method to relieve severe asthma without hospitalization using ACTH injections. In 95 of 100 patients over the past year, daily injections for four to eight days produced relief, with some lasting eight months or more after one treatment course. Some patients slept comfortably for the first time in years, and relapses could be treated with a second series. X ray delays noted in Montgomery County school testing with some delays and rescheduling.
A local lender promises simple fast service with friendly treatment and privacy. It offers immediate loans and a personalized payment plan to fit each borrower's income.
Property listing describes a 00 acre fairy farm above Detour with a modern dairy barn for 22 cows, concrete silo, Grade A milk to Baltimore, 1 acre timber, 24 acres pasture, balance farm land at 22 000 dollars. Also offers 160 by 200 foot building lots with a T room brick house between Union Bridge and Taneytown, electric and water, metal roof, garage, garden, at 6 800 dollars.
Reports from Patuxent River describe underwater explosions used in Navy demolitions. Estimated annual fish loss from tests exceeds 3000 pounds, far below 1940s and 1932 levels. Separate British Parliament session opens amid labor unrest and planned strikes affecting major unions and projects.
A dense Frederick Maryland real estate and car listing from an old newspaper ad. Items include country homes with multiple rooms, brick and frame houses, outbuildings, and outbuildings on macadam roads. Prices range from 3 000 to 17 000 dollars, with details on heating, garages, and acreage. Also listed are farms, stock farms, barn conditions, and equipment. Cars and dealers advertise numerous autos with prices and features. Local broker contact, Luther Knowles, and other agents appear.
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