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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1943

Page

8

Treasury Seeks 16 Billion Revenue Boost Amid Tax Talks

Washington June 6 UP Shifts in individual income taxes may be suggested as Congress weighs President Roosevelt's request for 16 billion dollars in extra revenues. Treasury officials study schemes including higher rates and a potential sales tax while awaiting Congress's September return. retroactive corporate taxes face limits. Major Kermit Roosevelt to be buried in Alaska after death June 4, per War Department notice.

Washington Treasury Congress Vandenberg R-Mich George D-Ga Senate Finance Committee Doughton DNC House Ways and Means Committee

Westminster Airbase Dedication by CAP Officials

Westminster June dedication ceremony for the State Civil Air Patrol airbase witnessed by National CAP Commander Col. Earle Jackson and local officials. About 300 CAP members from Baltimore, Cumberland, Hagerstown, Frederick and Washington joined 50 planes in drills and aerial parade. a silver trophy for the Washington group was awarded by Major Arthur P. Hyde for best drill. 70+ women CAP members participated.

Westminster Civil Air Patrol Earle Jackson Washington Baltimore Cumberland Hagerstown Frederick Arthur P. Hyde

Hood College Alumnae Elects Officers at Silent Reunion

Hood College alumnae gathered for an annual meeting amid war restrictions with few out of town attendees. Evelyn Yeide presided, Gertrude Roberts served as secretary, and Mary Grace Helfenstein reported on alumnae work. Officers named include Fannie Magee president Ruth Yinger first vice president Helen Duve second vice president Hildegarde Pilgram secretary and Mary Filler Allen and Margaret Motter as alumnae trustees. A note of greeting to Dr Appie and thanks to retiring president Yeide closed the gathering. First US president to become a senator Andrew Johnson, elected 1875.

Hood College Joseph Henry Apple Library Evelyn [Keitel Yeide Washington Gertrude Roberts Altoona Mary Grace Helfenstein IV 'Peet Yuu Helen Douglas Dave Sarah Quinn Dorothy Fuiller McBride Henry S. Stahr Ruth Dutrow Fannie Magee Rist Ruth Thomas Yinger Frederick Helen Douglass Duve Hildegarde Pilgram Philadelphia Mary Filler Allen Quincy Mass

Faithful Circle Class Meeting at Grace Reformed Church

The Faithful Circle Class of Grace Reformed Church School held a Wednesday evening meeting at 4 East Thed Street home of Misa Ella Rhoderick with 130 members present and two guests. Highlights included singing, prayers, a reading, jokes, prizes, and plans for the next gathering on July 7 at Mrs. Charles Engle's. A spring dance with Joe Stephens and his orchestra is set, and authorities warn housewives about stamp surrender solicitation.

Faithful Circle Grace Reformed Church School Misa Ella Rhoderick East Thed Street Charles Engle West Patrick Street Elmer Stine, Jr Harry Umberger Lorene Barrick

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