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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1951

Page

5

Great Debate Discloses Germ of Political Commissaring

Washington correspondent Peter Edson reports a sharp split in postwar policy views on Europe Asia and the United Nations with senators urging different paths from fierce anti UN stances to calls for a broader Atlantic Union. The piece notes a trend toward limiting presidential powers over armed forces and the risk of Congress dictating military strategy, amid debates on Korea Formosa and style of world order.

Peter Edson NEA Washington Jan Inea Europe Asia United Nations Red China Formosa Korea H. Alexander Smith New Jersey James O. Eastland Mississippi United States Robert A. Taft Ohio Taft Kefauver Congress Republican Party Sen Warne Morse Oregon Harold Stassen Minnesota Morse Stassen George Washington

Tax Primer outlines filing rules for 1950 income taxes

Richard Mullens reports that taxpayers with over 890 dollars income in 1950 must file by March 15. Early filing avoids delays and refunds are quicker. The piece explains Form 1040 and alternatives, joint returns for married couples, and how to handle separations, deaths, and administrators in a concise primer for taxpayers.

Internal Revenue Bureau of Internal Revenue

Grange Meetings and Events Reported in January February

Grange chapters in Lewistown and New Market held regular sessions in January. Lewistown plans a February 6 card party at the Community Mall with reports on the Leaders' Conference and a debated topic on women drivers. New Market hosted an open meeting January 24 with a card party and square dance led by James Montgomery, inviting outside interest and new members.

Lewistown Charles F. Green Kew Market Grange New Market Grange Grange James Montgomery

Colder Than Hell Posts Frigid Michigan Readings

In Hell Michigan the thermometer plunged to 5 below zero while Paradise in the northern part of the state registered 19 below. The record cold underscores an extreme winter day across the region with bitter winds and exposed areas feeling starker than usual.

Detroit Paradise Hell Mich

Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad Touts Relief

A testimonial extols Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for premenstrual distress. It claims reduces nervous irritability headaches backache and bearing down pains, notes herbal natural ingredients with vitamin B and no harmful drugs. The ad mentions tablets as a convenient alternative and praises fruity juice or water for taste.

Lydia Pinkham Pinkham Finkham

Seek to Break Beer Sales Monopoly in Montgomery County

James W. Gill told the Montgomery County Council that a Legislature bill to repeal the beer monopoly law would affect profits the Liquor Control Board turns over to the county to reduce taxes. The board expects to net $500000 this year for the county. Council members left the meeting with the report unfinished after objecting. They did, however, pass a $200000 check to the Council. J Forest Walker recalled his early service as clerk to the old County Commissioners. Since 1933 the liquor board has paid $3908386 to the county. The Council voted to issue bonds totaling $5900000 for school construction, a county office building, parking in Bethesda, and road work. TO COMMISSION BAINBRIDGE Washington Jan 30 The Naval Training Center at Bainbridge Md will be recommissioned at 11 am Feb 1. Senior Navy officers will attend. The center will be ready for recruit training soon and will have a capacity of 20000 men.

Rockville James W. Gill Liquor Control Board Montgomery County Council Today Heer Control Board Gill Liquor Board J. Forest Walker Old Board of County Commissioners Bainbridge Washington Naval Training Center Bainbridge Navy Bureau of Naval Personnel

Pertussin and Pertussin Cough Remedy Ad Claim

An advertisement extols Pertissin as a prompt relief for coughs by raising phlegm easily and praises its pleasant taste. It claims the formula contains no harmful ingredients and is safe for all ages including small children. The ad notes availability at drugstores at a moderate price.

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