Final Draft Worked Out In Tax Bill
A Senate House committee completed a final draft of the corporation excise tax bill setting up one year tax reductions on telephone and transportation taxes. The compromise drops the 4 percent tax credit on dividend income above 50 dollars a year and aligns with a one year extension of wartime rates. The plan avoids broad highway funding changes and keeps federal revenues steady for the next fiscal year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
Conference Committee
Lime Kiln Week of Social Visits Across Town
Mrs M M Carter and correspondent report a weekend of visits with far flung friends. Leonard Norris and sons Leonard Sr and Shelton visited with Charles Parris family. Katherine Rasiners returned from Chestertown and Baltimore. Various families including the Hazards Bowers Fisher Blackhurst and Zimmermans hosted and traveled for Sunday gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Carter
Leonard Norris
Leonard Sr
Shelton
Louise Miller
Charles Ray Miller
Bristol
Charles Parris
Birthday Observances and Local Family Visits
Mrs Grayson Renn will observe her birthday on Monday while her son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Harry Heffner will observe their third wedding anniversary on the same date. Mr and Mrs Oliver McKinsey and children of Frederick spent Monday evening with Mrs McKinsey's brother-in-law and sister Mr and Mrs Henry Baugher and family. Miss Phylis Crouse of Old Braddock visited with Miss Joveé Burger. Donna Ranneberger of Route 2 spent Wednesday with Judy Burker. Mr and Mrs John Green and Miss Ruth Ann Spring visited with Mr and Mrs Maynard Hamilton and family in Frederick. Mrs Smith Cecil and Mrs Donald Adams of Buckerstown visited Mrs Walter Cecil at the Valley View Nursing home in Middletown where her condition was about the same. Mr and Mrs Gurney Davis of Sykesville spent Wednesday with Mr Davis' brother-in-law and sister Mr and Mrs Vernie McDonald. County Agent's Report notes barley harvest and below-normal yields due to winter weather and drying conditions. Spring oats look good with above-average potential. wheat harvest underway with below-normal yields. Modern combines reduce labor. beetles and fruit prospects show optimism for healthful crops. Guernsey breeders meeting held June 23 at the home of Mr and Mrs Donald Garst.
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Katherine Rasiners
L. R. Blackhurst
Chestertown
Baltimore
Earl Hazard
Newton Bowers
Washington
G. W. Fisher
M. M. Carter
Kathy Peerie
Lothian
Tobias Zimmerman
Route 4
Rhodelia Zimmerman
Louise Griffith
Lorain
Ohio
Eugene Grove
Buckeystown
Carol McDonald
Vernie McDonald
Austin Whipps
Charles
Mountaindale
Melvin Coltman
Lewistown
Paul Young
Francis McKinney
Arcadia Tourist Home
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Grayson Renn
And
Harry Heffner
Eddie
Renn
Lee Fry
Adamstown
Dale Meadows
Gaithersburg
Oliver MecKinsey
Frederick
McKinsey
Henry Baugher
Phylis Crouse
Old Braddock
Joveé Burger
Donna Ranneberger
Route 2
Judy Burker
John Green
Ruth Ann Spring
Maynard Hamilton
Smith Cecil
Donald Adams
Buckerstown
Walter Cecil
Valley View
Middletown
Gurney Davis
Sykesville
Davis
Vast Guanabara Bay described as home to world navies
The article notes Guanabara Bay in Rio de Janeiro as enormous and capable of holding ships from all the world’s navies, highlighting its strategic size and importance.
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Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Guanabara Bay
Dairy Cattle Field Days and 4-H Club Demonstrations Highlight Thurmont News
About 50 people attended a program including Al MacKay, Na tional Fieldman, and Gene Weaver, Fieldman of the Marynand Artificial Breeding Co operative. Thurmont Girls 4-H Club held all day meetings with demonstrations and guidance for Demonstration Day in Frederick.
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al MacKay
Gene Weaver
Marynand
Enture
Garst
Maynard Hawker
Board of Erectors
4-H Club Week Aid Decision At College Park
A business meeting approved paying a portion of costs for each of five girls attending 4-H Club Week at College Park. The next meeting date and location were not specified in readable text.
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Zexan-Robbins
News-Post
News-Post Business Office
College Park
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Tivol Theater
Vierhetler
Vieid
Vierheler
Inland
Herzneulteure Society
Catoctin Mountain Orchards
Harry Black
Lee Black
Russell Flamigen
Samuel Pryor
Guernsey
Donald Garst
Garst Dent
Frederick Coun
Market St. Crederick
Edward Seidling
Carrol Parkway
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AFLAC
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Box 324
Frederick, Md
Bull Free Road
Taneytown
FERD
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Pen-Mar
Dietrich & Gambrill, Inc
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Dairyman
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Brown Fairgrounds
Holstein
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Hagerstown
van Eyck
Thurmont
Marvin Stambaush
Sandra Birely
Bela
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Dinterman
Ann Fisher
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Martha Lawser
Sharon Lewis
Suzanne Saster
Stephane Seidel
Carol Wireman
Ma el Jen Zentz
Alice
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Thurmort
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Stephanie Seidel
Susan Trout
Mary Ellen Zentz
Catherine Stambaugh
Roland Seidel
Marvin Stambaugh
Stambaugd
Andrew Hoff
Fhone
New Windsor, Md
Call A. F. Rees, Inc
Progressive Farmer
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Weil Brothers
Wheel Brothers
Hamilton Avenue
East South Street
Mathieson
the News
Maryland
the Evangelical and Reformed Church
Chile
Republic
East B Street
Brunswick
B.S.T
Virgie Wheeler Smith
Lovettsville, VA
Robert L. Wright
Phone Valley
Walter V. Pittinger
Frederick County
Pittinger
Route 75
Libertytown
New Market
Fredrick County
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Lydia H. Griffith
Walter W. Pittinger
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Mt. Airy
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Washington, D. C
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Glenn Trout
Ralph P. Weybright
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Towit
Union Chapel
Jesse M. Pittinger
Ralph Weybrighy
Molden S. Felton
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