Tax Proposals To Be Made To Legislature
Maryland Governor McKeldin announced plans to raise sales tax to 3 cents and boost income taxes next year while keeping investment income tax at 5 percent. He seeks higher dependent deductions to 1000 and outlines a pay-as-you-go plan and a corporation tax rise to 5 percent, with emphasis on funding education amid growing school enrollment and facilities needs.
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Baltimore
McKeldin
General Assembly
Maryland
Marylana
Committees Named For Local Bible Class At Calvary Church
Lieutenant Harry Powell spoke at Calvary Methodist Leaders Bible Class as 128 members attended. Committees for 1955 were announced with names for Blue and Red Divisions and general committees in devotion social reception music mission and relief roles. A memorial Sunday plan and mineral revenue distribution to states and Alaska were noted.
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Harry Powell
Salvation Army
Leaders Bible
Calvary Methodist Church
Millard E. Crum
Mervin Harshman
Charles L. Myers
Guy E. Keily
Robert Kline
Charman
Glenn A. Main
Charles Lockard
Louis Kinsey
Preston Best
Glenn Strine
Ray Watkins
Frank House
Walter Worthington
Nelson Bohn
Delmas
Roy Cassell
Walter Stull
James Showe
Arthur R. Davis
Charles Daugherty
Paul
Year s Pantry Shelf Outlook for 1955 Optimism Grows
NEA Food editor Gaynor Maddox reports industry leaders forecast 1955 meat production at an all time high. Swift & Co executive vice president Porter M. Jarvis says rising protein foods will lift living standards with 7 200 more mouths to feed daily. Armour & Co and Grocery Manufacturers of America executives back a better year, citing beef pork and poultry gains and population growth driving demand.
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Gaynor Maddoxn
NEA Food & Markets
New York
Porter M. Jarvis
Swift & Co
United States
Armour & Co
Jarvis
Paul S. Willis
Grocery Manufacturers of America
Willis
Long Session of Peoples Court Ends With Mixed Outcomes
A packed Peoples Court session led by Magistrate Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr. heard eight cases. Leo F. Hough, driving a sedan, got six months in Maryland House of Correction for drunken driving on a revoked license plus fines. two concurrent 30 day jail terms for failure to pay. A tractor trailer suffered $2,000 to $3,000 damage after the sedan struck it from a side street. James T. Blackford of Martinsburg, Va. testified. Hough claimed four beers, while officers said he appeared intoxicated. Other youths faced speeding charges, with some found not guilty after defense by Edwin F. Rick. one man sent to Montevue for relief pending, others remain in case.
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People's Court
Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr
Leo F. Hough
RFD
Mr. Airy
Maryland House of Correction
Frederick County
James T. Blackford
Martinsburg
Hough
Willis
Charles S. Mortimer
General Foods
Mortimer
John M. Fox
Minute Maid Corp
Supermar
Russell Young
Frederick
Nathan Dorsey
Denver Shook
Richard F. Hough
Charles Towns
W. Va
Robert Leroy Saylor
Robert Fogle
Walkersville
Dorsey
West College Terrace
Sheer Dorsey
Paul W
Montevue
Charles Henry iBurrier
Monteveue
Sarah Davis
All Saints Street
Magistrate warns, several cases heard in Frederick court
The magistrate warned Madonna Snowden to stop disturbances every Friday night before dismissing the case. Charles Jackson was sentenced to nine months for unprovoked assault, with a caution to improve behavior on return. Helen A. Lee was found not guilty of assault after testifying she aimed to keep her mother out of a tavern. Mathew Tryeryar and others faced support and debt claims as testimony showed earnings and unpaid furnishings.
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Madonna Snowden
Charles Jackson
House of Correction
Donald Jackson
Carlton Lee
Frederick
Helen A. Lee
Stavern
Mathew Tryeryar
Taney Apartments
Carroll Ray Dorsey
Woodsboro
Charles Holbruner
Edwina F. Nikirk
Four U. S. Fighters Land in Costa Rica For Army Aid
Four U S fighter planes arrived at San Jose's new airport in Costa Rica and were turned over to strengthen the army air arm in the conflict with rebels. The World War II era F51D Mustangs landed at the airport and were greeted by President Jose Figueres in El Coco.
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Frederick
Managua
Liberia
Costa Rica
Anastasio Somoza
Fi- Council
Washgueres
Ington
Nicaragua
Figueres
San Jose
Puots
el Coco
Iose Figueres
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Federal Bureau of Land Management
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Long Session Peoples Court
Fox
E. E. Stewart
National Dairy Products Corp
Tus
Stewart
Edwin F.rk
Fogle and Bridges
Sheffield
George I
England
Germany
Williamson’s Drug Store
Oldsmobile
Key Stamp Company
East Patrick ST
Ed PE Dailey
N. Market St
Holiday Cound
Service Modern Pharmacy
Pharre’'S Drug Store
Addras
P.O Bos
Greed Cortrol
New Beck
Manbeck