Congress panel OKs bill to extend tax rates
The Senate Finance Committee approved a bill to extend current corporation and excise taxes including auto and liquor levies at their postwar levels, risking a projected 2 billion dollar annual revenue loss. The plan keeps railroad taxes postposed and rejects a separate six billion-dollar tax-cut bid, administration opposed.
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Washington
House
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
Senate
George A. Smathers
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Smathers
Paul Douglas
D-Ii
Douglas
VFW Auxiliary Holds June Meeting with New Members Initiated
President Rebekah L. McLaren presided at the June meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary to John R. Webb Post 3285. Three new members were initiated, each sponsored by Berndena R. Buzzerd. The group thanked Miss Doris T. Dutrow for her report on May visits to Newton D. Baker VA Center and announced a hospital musical program for June 29.
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Rebekah L. McLaren
John R. Webb
Post Home
Berndena R. Buzzerd
George F. Newell Jr
Charles R. Nichols
Phillip Young Rowe
Middletown
Doris T. Dutrow
Newton D. Baker VA Center
Martinsburg
W. Va
Richard L. Shafer
Feagaville
Miss Dutrow
Frederick County
Maryland Society For Crippled Children
McLaren
Pauline Weddle
James MW
Vacation Church School Report and Grace Church Plans
Cronenburg reported on the district encampment while Catherine Gannon noted a successful bake sale. The Auxiliary voted to pay registration fees for delegates to the State Encampment June 26 to 29 in Salisbury. Hazel Christian won the attendance award. The annual picnic is set for August and a white elephant sale followed with auctioneer Mrs. Buzzerd. Strawberries and ice cream were served by the refreshment committee. Grace Church in New Market will host Vacation Church School starting Saturday with sessions next week. Rev. John Baden leads, seminarians assist, and $5,650,221 was paid in May for field training and related costs.
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Cronenburg
Catherine Gannon
Salisbury
Hazel Christian
John Baden
Maryland
Iwili
Robert Lawthers
Fewer Unemployment Checks Paid In May In Maryland
Maryland paid 9 percent fewer unemployment checks in May than April 174 764 compared with 191 968. Initial claims dropped 32 percent from 32 102 in April to 21 827 in May signaling better business outlook aided by seasonal work. Director Kimble says Maryland’s economy shows health to respond to seasonal influences though many claimants have exhausted benefits since year start.
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Robert B. Kimble
The
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Allean
Kimble
Market Grange
County
Claggett
Mid-Atlantic
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V.F.W. Auxiliary
Harry
Bell's Millinery
North MarKet St
Anna M. Willard
Mary P. Slagle
Buzzerd
Grace Church
New Mariket
New Market Episcopal
Church
Don K. Harreson
Delaware Department of Health
Robert H. Hartman
Frederick
C. Gordon Remsberg
Fort Meade
Maryland-Delaware
Castleman Waler
and Sewerage Association
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Pearre
Royal Standard
Royal
Underwood
Remington
Smith- Corona
Olympia
Hermes
L. C. Smith
Williams Typewriter & Supply CO. Sales & Service
East Patrick St
Motorolay Zooucts
EL Patrick St
Count’s Western
Damascus
Clearwater
Frederick Clearing House Association
Farmers & Mechanics
Citizens National Bank
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Frederick County National Bank of
Western Maryland Trust Co
Sinclair Refining Company
Seventh Street
Montclair Avenue
West South Street
Thomas Avenue
Ridge Road
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Shop High’s
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Freggs High
Milk Commission
Frederick Syrita
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