Labor Groups Rally Over New Sales Tax Details
A Frederick Chamber of Commerce session explained the July 1 sales tax changes with over 200 merchants and industrialists present. Attorney General Hall Hammond answered questions on how funds will be allocated to schools and roads, while accounting heads from Potomac Edison discussed records for the new law.
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Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Volumnors
Hall Hammond
Hebert E Clapp. Jr
Frederick
Hammond
George B. Burrus
Washington
Peaples Service Drug Stores, Inc
Selestaw
Maryland
Eldred W Var. Fossen
Potomac Edison Company
Monocacy Valley Association
State Comptroller's Office
Elmer.j. Eshleman
Chamber of Commerce
Paul L. Althouse
Plotted Washington protest over Cab Driver killing
Knell plang urged placarded cars to reach Washington by 8 pm EST with lodging in city areas. They cited the February 15 stabbing of Cab Driver T. Brown. Oscar A. Doyle, Western South Carolina federal district attorney, met Justice officials for ongoing discussions mentioning the Greenville case. DOJ noted inquiries about possible federal law violations in the jury trial and considered seeking means to present the case to a federal grand jury.
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Knell Plang
Washington
T. Brown
Oscar A. Doyle
South Carolina
Justice
Greenville
Justice Department
Federal Prosecution Considered in Earle Lynching Case
Justice Department officials said they may pursue federal charges against individuals linked to the mosaic service lynching in Greenville South Carolina where Wile Earle was killed in February. Names were not released though investigators say the case has continued since the jury acquitted 26 indicted men. Earle was lynched after a February arrest following the fatal incident.
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Washington
Justice Department
Wile Earle
Greenville
S. C
Earle
Merry-go-round finds new life in Alaska
In Alaska a former Pen Mer amusement plaisir survives closure as Anchorage workers repurpose the long standing merry-go-round. A builder’s friend reports the old ride now serves new staff at the coastal town.
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Alaska
Pen Mer
Duug Ms
Anchorage
Turkish Army In Need Of Equipment
Ankara June 17 Major General Lunsford E Oliver head of the American military mission said the Turkish army is very superior in human potential but needs improved equipment, especially communications. He urged enhanced systems to boost both military readiness and Turkey's economy.
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Ankara
Turkey
Lunsford E. Oliver
Oliver
Olver
It will be a start for modern army
A quoted reply states that the action will mark the beginning of a modern army, signaling a shift in defense capabilities and strategic posture. The remark emphasizes institutional reform and future modernization goals within the military.
United States to Supply Turkey Aid Equipment
The U S will provide standard equipment under the Turkish aid program, regardless of sale at scrap or cost value. Reports say Turkey may pay 65 percent of cost value. The inquiry notes the aid funds may or may not fully modernize the Turkish army as pledged. The Orphans Court approved the first and final account of Thelma Z Tucker executrix in Sallie Young Zecher estate, reporting 21390 89 dollars and distributing 12808 23.
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Turkey
United States
Oliver
U. S. Army
U. S
Boston
Olver
Atlantic
Orphans’ Court
Thelma Z. Tucker
Sallie Young Zecher
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Freder
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Prestler
Taft-Hartles
Turner
Arena Auditorium
Calioria
Harry Lea
Los Angeles
AFL Central
Cornel
Pittsburgh
Brown
Doll's JeWeLry Store
South Market ST
Frederick, MD
Jack Haley
Cnet Eee
F. Russell Young
E. Patrick St
Edgerton
Siple
Kemp
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Conoco
Los
Rmgat
Continestal
Ates
East Patrick ST
Ason
Berger
North Market St
Bemberg
Kemp’s
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