Corporations Contribute to Frederick Memorial Hospital Fund
Frederick County firms add 29096 to the Frederick Memorial Hospital Building Fund. Twelve corporations subscribe with gifts led by William B. Leichert chairing the subscriptions committee. The county also funds a nurses station by 6000 and other gifts include A J Grove Lime Company 7500 Farmers Cooperative Association 2222.85 and Francis Scott Key Hotel 2200. An anonymous donor contributes as well.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick County
Wiliam B. Leichert
Nurees
Jove
A. J. Grove Lime Company
Farmers Cooperative Associata
Francis Scott Ker
Subscriptions Pour In For County Hospital Fund
As chairman William B. Leichert praised corporate support for a hospital building fund. Corporations including Economy Silo and Manufacturing Co Farmers Supply Co Frederick County Products Harover Shoe Middle town LeGore Lime George W. McComas A W Nicodemus pledged amounts based on a formal formula to aid hospital facilities for employees and families. The committee noted initial figures appeared high but reinforced steady contributions.
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Economy Silo and Manufacturing Co
Farmers Supply Co
Frederick County Products, Inc
Harover Shoe, Inc
Middletown
LeGore Lime Co
George W.mccomas & Company
A. W Nicodemus, Loc
William B. Leichert
Corporations Urged to Share Hospital Facility Costs
A speaker urged firms to accept part of the expense of hospital facilities for employees, arguing such responsibility strengthens welfare. The call notes broad consensus and claims 100 percent success in previous efforts.
Maryland counties seek share of excess state sales tax
William J. Muth, vice president of the Baltimore City Council, announces a move to grant Maryland counties and Baltimore City a portion of any state sales tax receipts exceeding 18 million dollars. He introduces a resolution urging the State Comptroller to allocate the excess funds.
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Baltimore
William J. Muth
Maryland
City and county tax reports could trigger rebates
Muth suggests monthly reports on city and county collections to enable partial rebates if sales tax yields exceed 18 000 dollars. He says excess funds might be shared with local governments via a direct percentage paid by the Legislature, potentially reducing tax burdens. The plan follows discussions aimed at easing local tax requirements.
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Muth
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