Surplus forecast shifts tax cut prospects
The administration now projects a $1.8 billion surplus at June 30, up from a January estimate of $200 million, dimming hopes for early tax relief. Officials say receipts outpace rising expenditures, with a possible year ahead improvement but Congress will be in recess for political battles. The balance may barely allow a tax cut, not enough to raise the personal exemption from $600 to $700.
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Congress
Sam
Twenty Years Ago Items From The News Columns, 1936
March through June 1936 items note the death of Rev. Douglass Hooff at 78 after eight weeks illness, and injuries in Memphis Day holiday incidents. Thelma Crum and Edward Mant wed in a home ceremony. Child Charles Baugher was found dead after missing four days. Dora Andrews to receive BA from Saint Joseph College Emmitsburg. Lulu Kate Bailey engaged to John Sween Jr. John Weaver to graduate Gettysburg College with AB in history and a commission. he will join Army security school at Fort Devens after graduation.
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Douglass Hooff
All Saints Church
Frederick City Hospital
Memphis
Thelma Priscilla Crum
Millard E. Crum
Ceresville
Edward H Mant
Edward M. Mantz
G. Ellis Williams
Charles H. Baugher
Georgetown Pike
Frederick Junction
ST. Joseph’s
Dora Andrews
South Jefferson Street
Saint, Joseph College
Emmitsburg
Miss Andrews
Blessed Diet Mission Unit
The
Children of Mary
College
Liturgy Club
Robert P. Bailey Sr
RFD
Frederick
Lulu Kate Bailey
John Sween Jr
Jennie M Sween
Frostburg
John E. Sween
Miss Bailey
St. John’s High School
St. John’s Catholic Church
East Second Street
John C. Weaver
W. Merval Weaver
West Second Street
Gettysburg College
Gettysburg
U. S. Army
Weaver
Phi Delta Theta
Eta Sigma Phi
Frederick High School
U. S. Army Security School
Fort Devens
Mass
Gapland
Cecil L. Lunn
Kent Naille
Linda Boonsnedy
Titus
Roulzahn
Middletown
T. E. Greene
Alabama
Grayson
E. D. Titus
Wyoming
Cline
Myersville
Dale Severtson
Albert T. Cline
Forrestt
Heather
Cynthia
Jennie
Pottstown
Corvallis
Ore
Francis Scott Key
Richard Cline
Debbie
Yellow Springs
Severtson
Jacob E. Cline
Sam. W. Maples
Upper College
Elwood Green
Terrace
Titus—Kennedy
Frederick High School Alumni Plan Annual Spring Dance
The Frederick High School Alumni Association organizes its annual spring dance at the Braddock Heights pavilion on Wednesday evening with Hal McIntyre as the band. Charles Roelke heads arrangements with officers including Margaret Creager Winifred Hiltner Karl Harner Mehri Sulcer Jack Shankle and Stanley Gaver among directors. The event features a formal program and community gathering.
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Vince the Frederick High School Alumni Association
Braddock Heights
Hal McIntyre
Charles Roelke
Margaret Creager
Winifred Hiltner
Karl Harner
Mehri Sulcer
Donald Schattenburg
Jack Shankle
Stanley Gaver
Harry Baumgardner
Frank James
Robin Staley
Frederick County mental health drive gains support
Freder ick County residents receive updates on hospital stays and home recoveries. Beraplank Jr. returns home improving after four weeks at Frederick Memorial Hospital while Joseph Fogle recovers from burns at home. Mrs. Edward Hoffman undergoes surgery at the same hospital. A local psychiatric team photo illustrates clinic planning at Winchester Hall as fund drives push for a full-time county guidance clinic to speed care and reduce costs.
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Wits
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Davis Studio
Pauli
Imre
Margaret Rawson
Lucille Fuchs
William
M. Karn
Frederick
Claudesic
Winchester Hall
Jions
JH. Barrick
Frederick County Common
M. Moore
Abcility
Abrecht Dodd
Helen Brown
Fuchs
Pauline Brubaker Quinn
Robert K. Danner
Ruth Ella Cronenburg
Bertha Hager Nicholson
Helen Houck Biehl
Sarah Keyser Grove
Imogene Koontz Perkinson
Jhelen Michael Moberly
Pearl Mobeley Kelly
Thelma Mullinix Miller
Helen Myers Stup
Joseph F. Rhoderick
Geneviews
Shook Martz
Alma Shull
Jane Storm Edwards
Margaret Summers
Seer
Witr & Teall Gconioon
Man
Wilson W. Waltz
H. Eliza
Beth Wolfe
James F. Zimmer
Fredman
Frederick County
Dederick County
George Glessner
Fairview
Fives Avenue
Frederick Mem
Noble Waltz
Araby
Aboutlis
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Fifty Years Ago Of The News from June 1 1906 notes school closings high schools run until mid June Academy of the Visitation closed public schools closed. A horse attached to a cart frightened by an automobile on West Patrick street ran away and was caught after a chase along Jefferson pike. W D Baum Gardner and Harry Lipps found 122 fine frogs along Monocacy. Mrs William H B Etchison and sons visit New York. David Steiner a Northern Central Railroad employe was injured when a bottle burst striking him in the forehead.
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Academy of the Visitation
Hervey Smith
West Patrick Street
Jefferson Pike
William D. Baum Gardner
Harry Lipps
William H. B. Etchison
Carroll L
Marshall
Visitation Academy Awards And May Day Festivities
The Visitation Academy held awards for scholarship and French prizes with Linda Chavis and Michael White among honorees. May Day featured a 106-strong procession to the chapel where Victoire Griffin crowned the Blessed Virgin. Activities continued with seventh and eighth graders visiting Baltimore and boarding students enjoying a Chesapeake hay ride and a Fishing Creek picnic.
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Fuilomena Kroll
Mary Austin Golds
Charles H. Conley
Linda
Faye Chavis
Georgetown Visitation Convent
Margaret Mary Cataldo
Victoire Griffin
Helen Offutt
Patricia O'Neill
Elizabeth Shane
Helen Conley Wight
Judith Winpigler
Mary Power
Jean Dwyer
Pamela
Rosemary White
Helen Wight
Victoria Hernandez
Molly Power
Michael Lee White
Margarets Ann Petersen
Virginia Lee Palmer
Margaret White
Georgianna Griffin
Meredith White
Susan Chapline
Martha Anglesbee
Reni Whisner
Leilani Jones
Dorinda Davis
Victoria Hollingsworth
Lenda Mika
Colleen Duefrance
Academy
Leesburg
Victoire Conley Griffin
Patricia Ann O’neill
Helen Virginia Gffutt
Colleen Due
France
Washington
Margaret
May Cataldo
Silver Spring
Constance Roseto
Fort Detrick
Arnold Petersen
Baltimore
Chesapeake
Harry Finneyfrock
Fishing Creek
Cold War crisis mirrors Moscow aims in Washington
National and international figures debate U S policy on inviting Soviet leaders to Washington and Moscow. Emigres warn against legitimizing Kremlin rule while Potemsky argues Khrushchev Bulganin seek reformist prestige and West deception. Twining may visit Moscow for air show but full delegation invites risk a Russian return.
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Burgess and
MacLean
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Moscow
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Europe
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Truman
Adlai Stevenson
Vladimir Potemsky
National Alliance of Russian Solidarists
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U.S. News & World Report
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Bulganin
England
Geneva
General Twining
U.S
Air Force
Britain
France
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Krushchev
United Nations
Korea
Supervisory Commission of the
U.N
North Korea
Free America
Khrushchevy
Bulgaria
Washington
Kremlin
Russia
Tron
New York Herald
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Roland Willard
Clyde Adams
William Wilcam Jr
Harry Main
Raymond Deamer
James Cosgrave
Joanne Stup
Loretta Lee
Mary Jane
Asian Research Center
Manila
U. S. Atomic Survey Team
Philippines
Eisenhower
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Fort Richardson
William K. Kimmel
John H. Kimmel
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Joseph Blum
Alec Smallberg
Lou Greenberg
Albert Ilrsch
Henry Serepca
Richard Baumgardner
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Clark Sheetenheim
D.A.R
Hood College
Kreider Kurtz
Mifflinburg
Josephine Etchison
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Martyn Miller
Altoona
William Noel
Hagerstown
Sherman Little
Buffalo
Eugene R. Pheil
Lincoln Engelbrecht
Francis Scott, Key Hotel
Grace Heiser
Garden City
N. Y
Robert Davis
William Shirey
J. Ward Kerrigan
Emmits
Southern
Burg
Charles Irving Staley
Samuel Hartman
C. Herbert
Anon
Kreh
Paul B Rhoads
Needle Art Guild of
Fred
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Regents
VFW Club
Montgomery County
Columbia
Richard C. Dutrow
Roger J. Whitford
Silver Springs
Genera H. Hammond
James H. Love
W. Schall
Hersperger
Secre
Gwynn Itary
Oak Park
Maryland Daughters
Edwin V. Hill
Wilbur
M. Seeger
Wm. R. Schildt
Knecht
E. Paul Magaha Jr
Harry L. Brittain
Colery
Albert Gorberg
Merion
Mary Louise
Bratt
Charles Arthur Z. R. Nasher
Brunswick
Kirk Donald Rosalnd
Jacqueline
East Cramer Jr
Patrick Street
Kirk D. Cramer
East Ninth Street
Clyde M. Roney
Rosemont Avenue
First Methodist Church
Basil C. Lewis
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Atantic
N. J
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Challante-Haddon Hall
Mary Baldwin
Blanche Gambrill
James H. Gambrill
Rockwell Terrace
Mary Baldwin College
Staunton
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Canterbury Club
YWCA
Gardeners’ Club
the Bluestocking
College ‘Annual
National Student Association Committee
International Relations Club
Recreation Association
World Relations Committee
Reno Michael
Ralph J. Cline
John
James
Moore
Carrol Ann
Mountaindale
Elsie
Nancy
Ellen
Lawrence Green
Gray
Thomas
Mary Ann Michael
Kenneth Kaste
Joseph Fogle
Walkersville
Doris Clem
Nellie Kaste
Helen Clem
Mary Frances Clem
Kay Clem
Walter Flanigan
Goldie Duncan
Mary Wisner
Mabel Green
Mary Shepley
Molly
Bruce Harbaugh
Bruce Harbaugh Jr
Union Bridge
Bruce Harbaugh Sr
Guy Hahn
David Hoke
Opter Linton
Ronald
Lee Harbaugh
Richard Harbaugh
Judy
Mary
Alice
Charles Rhoderick Sr
Bernard Harbaugh
Alice Fogle
Curtis Smith
Willhide
Harry Rhoderick
Philip
Charles Fouche
Ralph
Sandra
Barbara
Donald
Warbaugh
Ralph Zimmerman
Ford Hedges
Grayson R. Cline
William Anderson
Washington County Hospital
Anderson
Ruby Dinterman
Raymond Dinterman
Ravenwood Heights
Patricia Valeree Poole
Barl F./. Poole
Joseph Bailey Mason
James M. Mason
Tampa
Fla
St. Luke’s Lutheranschurch
Feagaville
Will Folow
William Pfeffer
Harold Webb
Ethel Dixon
Cumberland
Gard Hewitt
Thelma Hoffman
Daniel Wright
Lelia Dixon
FHS
Peter Pan Inn
Card
United States Air Force
Spokane, Wash
Gordon Lugenbeel
New Windsor
Irvin L. Smith
West Fifth Street
Millard M. Angleberger
Doris Jean
Cordie A. Seipner
Thurmont
Mary E. Ringer
Millard G. Dutrow
Salem Evangelical Reformed Church
Angleberger
Mr. Dutrow
Seipler
John Lacy
Kentland
Ind
F Sidney Gardner
John Carson Gardner
Calvin
E. Fogle
Woodshboro
Emma Catherine
Francis Leroy Portner
Roy A. Portner
Creagerstown
India
Visitation Academy
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Lenin
Charles L. Smith
New London
Frederck Memorial Hospital
Smith
Sheriff's Office
Hong Kong
Peiping
Loxay
Thar
Bill
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