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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1951

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4

Government allows 3 1/2 percent rise in auto prices

Washington reports the Office of Price Stabilization authorized automakers to raise wholesale prices by 3 1/2 percent to partly offset higher costs. The measure extends last December's price freeze for 60 days and sets new rules for passing increases to consumers, with 2.625 percent estimated rise on a $2,000 car. Only new passenger autos are affected. used-car ceilings and sale of show-room stock under rising prices are addressed.

Washington Office of Price Stabilization OPS Michael V.disalle DiSalle

Goldstein Rebuked For Tax Proposal In Maryland Senate

Annapolis March 1 Senate Democratic Steering Committee scolded Majority Leader Goldstein D Calvert for proposing sales tax hikes and disavowed the suggestion. Turner said Goldstein promised not to raise or release taxes without committee input. The rebuke followed Goldstein remarks at a Finance Committee session about school funding and tax policy.

Annapolis Senate Democratic Steering Committee Goldstein Belter Committee Turner Queen Anne's State Superintendent of Schools Democratic Steering Com

Rewarding Teachers and Tax Debate Stirs Maryland Politics

In Maryland a Finance Committee dispute over teacher pay raises and a proposed tax plan unfolds. Senator Goldstein faces criticism from Steering Committee members who seek unity on tax policy. A potential single tax, notably a tobacco levy, is discussed as revenue options. Governor McKeldin opposes tax hikes to fund raises, while education officials push for $500 teacher raises costing about $7.3 million annually. In Peoria a shopkeeper discovers a $50 theft, marking a rare breach of trust after decades of security.

Mittee Goldstein Maryland Turner McKeldin Thomas G. Pullen

Russia and West To Talk in Paris Talks on East West Tensions

Moscow signals no real change in policy as the Soviet Union agrees to a Paris discussion among the United States Britain France and Russia. Andrei Gromyko will lead a 20 man Soviet delegation with Paris host Alexandre Parodi and Philip Jessup heading the US group. The talks aim to outline topics for potential future ministerial discussions though officials expect sharp debates and no quick agreement on major world problems.

Washington Russia Paris United States Kremlin State Department U. S Britain France Moscow Soviet Union Michael J. McDermott Gromyko Andrei Gromyko Alexandre Parodi Philip Jessup Charles E

Truman Urges Quick End To Troops To Europe Issue

President Truman voiced hope Congress would swiftly resolve the troops to Europe matter to avoid straining U S relations with Western Allies. He declined to discuss ongoing RFC investigations and labor union withdrawals from home front agencies and expressed full confidence in Mobilization Director Charles E Wilson. In Maryland, Hagerstown adopted daylight saving time from April 29 to September 30 with little opposition.

Washington Truman Congress Europe America Senate RFC Maryland Charles E. Wilson Executive Branch Son Aie Reep Stration Wilson Magerstown Hagerstown

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