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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1951

Page

7

Prizes Being Chosen For Tri-County Soap Box Derby

The prize committee for the Tri- County Soap Box Derby selects prizes as 46 local entrants compete with 10 more from Leesburg to race in Frederick on July 18. The winner earns a trip to Akron for the All American Derby with first prize a $5,000 college scholarship and a Chevrolet for second. Local sponsors include Junior Chamber of Commerce, Key Chevrolet, and the News-Post with notable prizes from Collins and Aikman and Shell.

Tri- County Leesburg Frederick Akron Chevrolet Junior Chamber of Commercce The News-Post Joe Baker Paul Magaha Eddie Etchison T. H. Keating Shell OF Company Derby Jim McSherry McSherry Collins and Aikman Company

104 Faculty Positions Abolished At U. Of Md.

Salisbury May 31 UPI The University of Maryland Regents cut 104 faculty positions as budget cuts bite after the state failed to provide raises for remaining staff. Enrollment projections fell from 7000 to 6000, with 38 vacant posts left unfilled and 19 part time jobs not renewed. The board approved a working budget of 16 million, with 1.029 million earmarked for mandated salary increases.

Salisbury UPI University of Maryland General Assembly

Governor Names Three To Md. School Board

Annapolis May 31 Governor McKeldin named Deeley K Nice to fill the Baltimore City seat on the State Tax Commission Nices term runs for years and pays 7000 annually He is a nephew of the late Governor Harry W Nice Also announced were Joseph D Weiner Leonardtown lawyer to the State Accident Fund Henry H Callard from Gilman County and Edward K Foster to the Maryland Training School for Boys Others named to the Board of Visitors of the Maryland School for the Deaf include William H B Anders C Newton Kidd and Abe J Ellin

Annapolis McKeldin Deeley K. Nice Joseph H. A. Rogan Baltimore City State Tax Commission Nice Republican Committee Rogan Threesman Commission Eastern Shore Maryland Harry W. Nice Appeal People’s Court Baltimore Joseph D. Weiner Leonardtown State Accident Fund Henry H. Callard Gilman County Edward K. Foster Maryland Training

Montgomery to Issue 7 300 000 in Bonds

Montgomery County Council authorized 7 300 000 in school construction bonds on the last day of its legislative month. Additional bonds approved included 1 250 000 for Silver Spring parking, 1 700 000 for road work, and 440 000 for a Rockville county building. The plan relies on retirement of existing bonds by June 36, 1952 and current revenues to stay within debt limits.

Rockville Montgomery County Council Silver Spring Irving G. McNair Silver Spring Board of Trade Council New York Monelay

Court News and Worldly Goods Seizures Highlight May Day

Court notices list multiple marriage licenses for George Frederick Gerloh Sophia Byscznski and others from Connecticut Pennsylvania Maryland and Virginia along with property transfers and a MacArthur related cargo story reporting 49 tons of worldly goods aboard the naval transport C C Ballou including cars baggage and household items.

George Frederick Gerloh Hartford Conn Sophia Antoinette Byscznski Rockville Eliott Ashley Soule East Third Street Betty Lee McKimmy North Market Street Franklin FH. Wastler Lola Mae Liller Emmitsburg Charles BE. Rofhenhoeter, Jr Juanita Arlene McAbee Aspers Robert FE. Crosen Jro Berryville Luella Rose Compher Purcellville John W. Lyter ITI Nancy L. Kremer Carlisle Albert D. Flook Lewis G. Turner John Edward Overs James William Hill C. William Kline Lloyd €. Culler Margia Mary Otis W. Shoemaker Roy Madison Easterday William R. Walters Joseph H. Eyler M. Ray Nogle New York Douglas MacArthur C. C. Ballou Brooklyn Army Base MacArthurs Ballou Tokyo MacArthur Arthur Phyllis Gibbons

Proposes Overhauling Vets Benefit System

The American Veterans Committee calls for a complete overhaul of U S veterans benefits warning current policies could bankrupt the nation. National Chairman Michael Straight says continued benefits irrespective of need threaten financial ruin as veterans and their families may soon outnumber non veterans. The group, composed of World War II veterans, issued the statement before its fifth national convention.

New York American Veterans Committee U. S AVC Michael Straight

Charlesville Club Plans July Meeting and Sorigfest

Mrs. Howard Wachter of Bloomfield will entertain the Charlesville Club at its next meeting on July 15. President Mrs. Charlie Putman announced a sorigfest set for June 28 in the Frederick High School auditorium. Lemuel Shafer reported on a tour of new and remodeled homes and Miss Irene Caton of Potomac Edison spoke May 28 at Mrs. Raymond Ford’s home.

Charlesville Howard Wachter Bloomfield Charlies Putman Frederick High School Lemuel Shafer Irene Caton Potomac Edison Company Raymond Ford Gilmore Barker Charles Putman

Harmony Grove Homemakers Club Reports and Plans

At the Harmony Grove Homemakers Club meeting held last Friday at Mrs. William Haugh's home on O Possumtown Pike, Mrs. Nevin Dutrow and Mrs. Sherman Clem reported on a recent tour of homes. Miss Beatrice Fehr demonstrated freezing experiments and discussed containers and wrappers. Ethel Thomas delivered the directors' report and spoke on personality development. President Mrs. Clarence Eaves urged participation in the pennies for friendship drive and announced plans for the annual picnic.

Amony Grove Harmony Grove Homemakers Club William Haugh O'Possumtown Pike Nevin Dutrow Sherman Clem Clemson Beatrice Fehr Ethel Thomas Clarence Eaves

Sykesville High School to Graduate Thirty-Two In Ceremony

One hundred pupils including thirty girls and Li Way's will graduate from Sykesville High School on June 6 at 8 30 PM in the Springfield auditorium with Dr H C Byrd president of the University of Maryland as guest speaker. Baccalaureate services are Sunday at 11 15 AM in the Springfield auditorium with Dr F Reid Isaac of the Baltimore annual conference speaking. Class night occurs Monday at eight in the Sykesville High School auditorium. Graduates listed include Mary Angell Sara Angell Anne Arrington Joanne Arrington Dorothy Atkinson Helen Louise Beard Evelyn Bennett Carolyn Beyer Norma Bostian Gordon Cole Charlotte Criswell Helen Cutsall Patricia Etzler Avis Fritze Gerald Forthman Mary L Hoff Wilmer Hoff Jo Catherine Jeager Dorothy Jenkins Phillip Kearney Joan Leatherwood Elinor Ann Linn Betty Livesay David Mercer Betty Mullinix Nancy Myers Nancy Joan McWilliams Agnes O Donnell Nellie Pickett Ivan Rash Dennis Ruby Lena Spinnicchia Patricia Tomlinson William Trayer Nancy Tucker James Welling Betty Welsh Elizabeth Wilson Josephine Wright.

Sykesville Dune 1 Li Way Sykesville High School Wein Jevening Dune Springfield H. C. Byrd University of Maryland Springheld F. Reid Isaac Board of Child Care Baltimore The Methodist Church Mary Angell Sara Angell Anne Arrington Joanne Arrington Dorothy Atkinson Helen Louise Beard Evelyn Bennett Carolyn Beyer Norma Bostian Gordon Cole Charlotte Criswel Helen Cutsall Patricia Etzler Avis Fritze Gerald Forthman Mary L. Hoff Wilmer Hoff Catherine Jeager Dorothy Jenkins Phillip Kearney Joan Leatherwood Elinor Ann Linn Betty Livesay David Mercer Betty Mullinix Nancy Myers Nancy Joan McWilliams Agnes O'Donnell Nellie Pickett Ivan Rash Dennis Ruby Lena Spinnicchia Patricia Tomlinson William Trayer Nancy Tucker James Welling Betty Welsh Elizabeth Wilson Josephine Wright

That Old Tax Business Again

James Marlow notes that a tax increase by Congress seems likely but uncertain. House leaders debate a flat 12 percent hike, Senate decisions will shape final terms. Truman asked for higher taxes in February, hearings ran through April, and final bill drafting follows.

James Marlow Washington Congress Senate Truman House Ways and Means

Tax hike timeline stretches into fall says housing analysis

The article lays out a long legislative process with the House voting first and the Senate finance committee hearings lasting four to six weeks, potentially pushing action to fall. It explains the impact of a 32 percent tax on high incomes and gives sample figures for a married man with two dependents.

House Senate Finance Committee Meec Senate Committee

Tax highs and brackets cited in historic data

The report lists tax figures by income brackets with two numbers per bracket. It notes the 12 per cent increase and emphasizes that extremely high earners cannot be taxed more than 90 percent of their income.

German Miners Trapped After Massive Mine Explosion

A severe blast and fire at the Heinrich-Robert coal mine in Hamm Herringen Germany trapped fourteen miners about 3000 feet underground. Rescue teams recovered twenty injured workers with four in critical condition as authorities investigated a conveyor belt fire suspected to ignite coal dust.

Hamm-Herringen Germany Heinrich-Robert

Auction ad for antiques and collectibles in Frederick Md

A brief classified notice invites potential buyers to write Box 61 A Route 2 Frederick Maryland for more details and states items include antiques furniture glass china lamps and guns and that the seller will call.

Frederick, Md

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