Tax bill clash over 6.3 billion cut drives House vote
Washington reports Republicans push a 6.3 billion tax slashing bill through the House Ways and Means Committee on a party line vote while Democrats reject the plan. Treasury warns of a large deficit and proposals include income splitting, exemptions rises, and broad personal and corporate relief. President Truman counters with his own tax proposal and a separate plan to aid low income taxpayers. The dispute prompts separate mass meetings and a looming Senate battle as April focus on juvenile delinquency rises with a national proclamation urging action.
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Truman
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Ways and Means
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Secretary of the Treasury
Snyder
GOP
Knutson
Cr-Minn
Mr. Truroan
Rep. Dingell
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National Conference On Prevention and
Court News Marriage Licenses Reported
Thomas William Wolfe 21 of Rock Ridge and Edith Louise Rideno 17 of Thurmont obtain marriage licenses. Deeds show John W Obenderfer and wife to Hansel E Hurst and wife in city for 510. Meta E Jenkins Lamar to Arthur Lee Hume and wife in county for 19. Wilmer Deaner Kehne and wife to Charles R Anders and wife in city for 10.
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Thomas William Wolfe
Rock Ridge
Edith Louise Rideno
Thurmont
John W. Obenderfer
Hansel E. Hurst
Meta E. Jenkins Lamar
Arthur
Lee Hume
Wilmer Deaner Kehne
Charles R. Anders
Orange Rosettes: Delicous 1945 cake inspiration from Fayette
In a test kitchen Martha Jane Tupper creates Orange Rosettes muffins with pecans using a family recipe. The piece recounts old utensils and a grandmother's iron gem pan, leading to a recipe yielding about 22 cakes and a matching orange syrup glaze. It notes citrus flavors, baking steps, temperatures, and ingredients like cake flour, shortening, sugar, orange rind, and pecans.
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Blartha Jane Tupper
Martha
Fayette
Martha Jane
Tate
Bill To Curb Whiskey Making Dies In House
Washington January 27 A JP-A bill to continue curbs on grain use in whiskey making dies in the House Banking Committee by a 12 to 9 vote Government control powers may be extended next Saturday The measure rushed through the Senate by voice vote last Friday would extend through February The Agriculture Department says it saved about 5 million bushels for the month Critics say the bill harms small distillers and farmers lost distillery refuse for livestock feed Waste hops from breweries are being used as mulch in greenhouses to control moisture and weeds reducing fire risk
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House Banking Committee
Senate
Agriculture Department
Rep
Spence
D-Ny
Kentucky
Rep. Rains
Ala
Steampowered Boat Victor Over Diesel in Ice Battle
In St Louis on January 27 a river race from New Orleans ended with the steampowered towboat Kokoda beating the Diesel-powered Helena by about half an hour. Kokoda finished at 10 45 a m CST as Helena trailed about 200 miles downstream. Helena suffered engine trouble from early on and failed to close in. The Kokoda captain credited his engineer Jules Barry of New Orleans, a descendant of the Robert E Lees chief engineer, with the victory.
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St. Louis
New Orlezss
Koekoda
Helena
Natchez
Robert E. Lee
Kokdia
Jules Barry
New Orleans
AFL backs limited price controls to curb inflation
Favor limited price controls and rationing as part of the war on inflation. AFL leaders urge a Congressional inquiry into profiteering and propose an excess profits tax plus authority for president to impose rationing and price controls. Wages are likely to rise, Green says, with future wage demands expected in spring. The AFL plans a $100,000 annual education push to counter possible hostile legislation.
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Miami
Fla
AFL High Command
AFL
William Green
America
Miss McGraw to Be Musicales Guest at Monday Meeting
Helen McGraw, renowned American pianist, to be guest artist at the Monday Musicales meeting hosted by Mrs Clyde E Thomas at Copper College Terrace 8 o'clock. Bliss McGraw, noted for modern and American music, has toured widely and won the Walter W Naumburg award. She studied under Alexander Sklarevski at Peabody and in Paris. Directors Named at Montgomery County Farm Women's Cooperative elected Miss Pearl Marion Mrs Arnold Main and Mrs Mary Emma McKenzie at Rockville courthouse.
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Clyde E. Thomas
Coper College Terrace
Bliss McGraw
Walter W. Naumburg
Alexander Sklarevski
Peabody Conservatory
Baltimore
Paris
Rockville
Montgomery County Farm Women's Cooperative
Polish War Bride Jolts Court With Tantrum in Cell
Jadwiga Curtin, a Polish war bride convicted of manslaughter in California, erupted in a tantrum in her jail cell, ripping off clothes and destroying papers after hearing the guilty verdict. She faces 1 to 19 years and will be sentenced Thursday. She hurled insults at reporters and identified a companion at the time of arrest, Howard Durham.
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Redwood City
Calif
Jadwiga Curtin
Olive Granger
Curtin
George Conner
Palo Alto
Granger
Jadwiga
Garl
Howard Durham
Yile
Can't Evict Under Cooperative Plan
Judge E Paul Mason in Baltimore Circuit Court ruled tenants cannot be evicted to clear space for a cooperative sales plan. The plan involves stock in a operating corporation plus a renewable one year lease, leaving stockholders still as renters. The ruling blocks eviction under the Federal Housing Act of 1947 amid suit by Tudor Arms and Essex Arms tenants against Marie Codd Real Estate Company.
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Baltimore
E. Paul Mason
Mason
Exi
Tudor Arms
Essex Arms Apartments
Marie Codd Real Estate Company
Wolfsville 4 H meets elects new officers and plans band
The Wolfsville Boy's 4-H club met with ten members at the local school and installed officers Billy Wolfe president Gail Kline vice president Charles Moser secretary George Kline assistant secretary and George Blickenstall treasurer. They reported on the Timonium party and will form a 4-H club band meeting again next Monday at Wolford Wolf's home. The adjourned date is February 23. Brattleboro Holstein cow Lady Fayne Inka Burke completes 281 day test with 437 pounds butterfat and 12 435 pounds milk, owned by Walter D Coblentz Frederick Md. The cow was milked twice daily at age six years three months.
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Wolfsville
Billy Wolfe
Gail Kline
Charles Moser
George Kline
George Blickenstall
Guernsey
Timonium
Wolford Wolf
Brattleboro
Walter D
Coblentz
Frederick
Hobtem-Friesian Association of America
Fayne Inka Burke
Weather and Pulp Note From Historical Dispatch
The report shows 24 hour precipitation ending at a.m. today with January to date at 134 inches, noting January normal 3.18 inches and January 1947 at minus 3.70 inches. It records high and low temperatures, sun and moon times for today and tomorrow, and a primer on mechanical pulp describing its short usable life due to non cellulose portions that may discolor over time.
Survey plan eyed for parkway route in Maryland corridor
The Interior proposes a survey of the Chesapeake and Ohio can between Great Falls and Cumberland MD to assess the viability of a parkway along the corridor. Bronze Star awarded to Pvt Clyde S Abrecht Jr of Smith Glider Infantry 17th Airborne for exemplary conduct in European ground combat around January 10 1945. Abrecht from Frederick is noted amid 1916 U S passenger car production data showing 2 148 000 total with 144 000 exported.
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Clyde S. Abrecht
Smith Glider Infantry
17Th Airborne Division
Abrecht
Frederick
Renn Named As Fuel Coordinator Here
Alderman Alvey V Renn, a local automobile dealer, was named Chief Fuel Coordinator for Frederick by Mayor Lioyd C Culler. Police Chief Fred M Straley became assistant, following Judge Emory Niles request and in line with Governor Lane’s statewide fuel coordination effort. The move aims to balance fuel oil distribution and conserve supplies amid potential shortages.
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Alvey V. Renn
Frederick
Lioyd C. Culler
Fred M. Straley
Emory Niles
Baltimore
Lane
Beth
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