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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1959
Page
15
The article outlines three methods for farmers to compute self employment Social Security tax for 1958, with guidance to select the method yielding the highest net earnings. It notes the tax rate of 34 percent and mentions partnership considerations and IRS forms.
Ben Harvaakeneperien, retired after 31 years with a New York shipping firm, Builds a hobby shop near a New Jersey shopping center. After research and stock up, his initial outlay nears 2500 and last year he grossed about 6000, with a growing inventory for model kits and related gear.
A Claakroom Senate newsletter surveys Soviet statistics as propaganda, cites a State Department critique showing Kremlin claims exaggerate gains, and notes a 1 million dollar naval contract at Indian Head Maryland for propellant plant upgrades. It also mentions Lincoln Day dinners and Lithuanian independence anniversary events.
Montgomery County faces its largest budget gap as the school board seeks a 25 percent increase to nearly 50 million dollars. County Manager Melvin L. Reese plans a budget proposal due Tuesday and a potential tax rate rise up to 70 cents, with most funds likely from the basic property tax to cover school and county needs.
Senator John Marshall Butler recalls early American maritime policy from 1790 to 1923. He traces Congress support for the merchant marine, noting its cyclical strength and periods of indifference as the nation asserts its need for domestic ships and a national maritime policy.
Jefferson Little Ernie Barthlow, son of Mr and Mrs George Bartholow, is improving from measles but remains homebound. Mr and Mrs James Anglesbee spent the weekend in Taneytown with their son and family, Mr and Mrs Harold Anglesbee. Mr and Mrs Lee Bussard and daughter Carol of Middletown visited his parents. Lenten services continue weekly with Rev Eugene Young to speak at the United Church of Christ. St Pauls prepares pageant To This End by Lucille Green for Easter Sunday. Baltimore(sic) Moreland and family welcome their third child and second son.
The Frederick area chamber listings outline March events at Hood College and local venues. Highlights include lectures at Brodbeck Hall, Holstein Association and Chamber meetings, exams for basketball officials, vespers, card parties, dinners, a Pirate Stone show, and family weekends. several dates feature university lectures and a public concert schedule.
Local listings show a Modern Dance Concert at Hood College Gym and concerts by the Hood College Frankin and Marshall Choir at Coffman Chapel, plus a Flower Show at the Key Hotel and a Catoctin Club Dance. Also notes traffic court judge Pfaff and General Marshall stroke status update.
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