Automatic Tax Cuts Win Favor In Maryland Senate
In Annapolis Feb 27 automatic tax reduction backed by treasury surpluses gained favor in the General Assembly. Senate leader Della now supports adapting Virginia’s plan to Maryland to spread the saving to property owners, moving toward Senate passage. Also moves to place the governor on the Board of Revenue Estimates and to curb state bond-funded capital spending were discussed as part of a broader budget reform effort.
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Annapolis
Treasury
General Assembly
Senate
Della D-Balto
Virginia
Maryland
Delia
Tawes
Goldstein
Della
Kimble
McKeldin
Miles and
Sen
Turnbull
D-Balte County
Board of Revenue Estimates
Legislative Council
Senate Finance Committee
Barton
D-Bartond
Sobeloff Commission
Sybert
Howard
House of Delegates
Congress
House
Ways and Means
Department of Forests and Parks
Allegany
Prince George's
Baltimore County
Col Hamblet Named Director of Women Marines
Lt Col Julia E Hamblet selected to succeed Col Katherine Towle as director of women Marines effective May 1. Hamblet, 36, will be the youngest director, currently heads the Women Officers Training Detachment at Quantico. Brownle to become UC dean. Hamblet a Vassar graduate, worked with US Information Service from 1937, joined Marines in 1943. The article also notes a swine sale with top prices and buyers in New Jersey and North Carolina.
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Washington
The
Marines
Julia E. Hamblet
Katherine A. Towle
Women Marines
Hamblet
Winchester
Mass
Women
Marine Corps, School
Quantico
Armed Services
Col. Browle
Marine Corps
University of California
Vassar
Ohio State University
U. S. Information Service
Fair Grounds
Charles H. Lutz, Jr
Middletown
Charles Jager, Jr. Fulton
F. W. Snyder
Red Bank
N. J
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Virginia
New Jersey
Maryland
Fay Hulick
Indianapolis
Controversy over United World Federalists play in Hagerstown
The Area A Council of the American Legion protests reports of threats against opponents of the United World Federalists play The Myth That Threatens the World at Hagerstown High School auditorium. Morris Frock Post disassociates from controversy and ticket agencies suspend sales as nine leaders defend the right to stage the production.
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Hagerstown
United World Federalists
Council of the America Legion
Washington County
Legion
Hagers-town
Morris
United Nations
Council
Chester L. Stine
William G. Porter
UWF
FBI
American Legion
House of Representatives On American Activities Committee
Focal
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Hagerstown High School
President Eisenhower Tees Off on Augusta Vacation
President Eisenhower left Washington for a vacation at Augusta National Golf Club. He arrived with Mrs Eisenhower and aides, enjoying warm sunny weather and a practice round at the famed course before returning Sunday. In other news Mount St Mary’s College announced nine seniors named to the National Scholastic Honor Society for character, culture, and scholarship. Named from the college were Leo E Gribbin Jr, Shame Kin, William F Wolfe, Joseph F Roedees, Joseph H Fornvall, Frank B Thomas, William P Ward, James Rowan, Francis P Kin, Nicholas W Bath. Delegates will deduct round trip allowances from a $600 travel stipend.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
White House
Augusta National
Washington
Ins
Exsenhoever
John S Doud
Demer. Cole
Carl
Mount St Mary’s Collegce
Emmitsburg
Delta Epsilon Sigma
Mount St Mary’s College
Leo E Gribbin, Jr
William F. Wolfe
Harrisburg
Joseph F Roedees
Joseph F Roedees- Chester. Pa . Joseph H Fornvall Harnsbure
Frank B. Thomas Meyersdale
William P Ward
Exemption To Be Sought For Frederick Agricultural Society
State Senator Jacob Ramsburg said he will introduce a bill to exempt the Frederick County Agricultural Society from the state admissions tax. The society already enjoys federal tax exemption as a non profit agricultural group and the move aims to reduce bookkeeping and lower admission prices at the Frederick Fair. Also pending is a public library funding bill for 40 cents per resident with county levy options, and Thurmont town charter changes now awaiting gubernatorial action after legislative passage.
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Jacob R. Ramsburg
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Frederick Fair
Ramsburg
Maryland
Thc
Thurmont
Spring To Women Is Clothes Time
MISS BETSY J LOVIN Ass't Home Demonstration Agent urges spring wardrobe planning. Advice covers closet space, garment care, stain removal, cleaning, and organizing tips to keep clothes neat and extend their life. Includes home stain kit essentials and prompts to consult USDA bulletin 1473 for stains.
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Betsy J. Lovin
USDA
Centenarian Dinterman celebrated 100th birthday
Mrs Dinterman near Woodsboro marked her hundredth birthday with a family dinner and open house. Born 1853 to Daniel and Polly Etzler, she lived near Walkersville most of her life. A widow for 12 years, she enjoys TV, fried potatoes, and patchwork, with four generations in the Barton home and a large extended family around her.
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Franklin Pierce
United States
Jefferson Davis
West
Kansas
Dore
Matthew Perry
Japan
Frederick County
Daniel
Polly Etzler
John MM. Dintersman
William E. Barton
Woodsboro
Dinterman
Annie Rebecca, Etzler
Daniel Etzler
AL Dunterman
Walkersville
Frank Keeter
Dunterman
Aus
Barton
Clyde Atville Dinterman
Jlady
Ighe
No Magic Cure For TB In Desert Sun
No magic cure for tuberculosis in the heat of the desert sun is found. The article cautions against sun or climate cures, noting TB spreads person to person and that recovery requires proper hospital care, legal residence rules, and long treatment in TB hospitals funded by tax dollars.
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Southwest
Don Cossack Chorus Delights Frederickt High Audience
Fred erick High School hosted the world famous Don Cossack chorus and dancers in a program of about 20 numbers. Most pieces were sung in Russian with sacred selections opening the concert. The troupe wore navy tunics red and white satin outfits and performed dances including a tambourine routine amid audience applause.
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Fredericksonians
Frederick High School
Don Cossack
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Hospital Aid Inc
X. Rostrukoff
Fiea
M. Fiveisky
U.S Army
Officers Installed in Camp Detrick Chapters Dinner
Two Detrick groups the Camp Detrick Chapter No 354 National Sojourners and the Heroes of 76 were formally installed at a dinner meeting in the Officers Open Mess. Officers inducted include Lt Richard W Worthington USN Ret national regional representative and Major John Volz Baltimore Chapter No 7. Additional posts named include Capt Joseph Schwimer Dr Ralph W Hufferd Col Fred W Ludecke and Col Champlin among others with Col Eakins presiding.
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Camp Detrick
Francis Scott Key
Richard W. Worthington
USN
John Volz
Baltimore
Elmer R. Bokesch
John L. Schwab
Joseph Schwimer
Heroes’ Camp
Ralph W. Hufferd
Clyde L. Friar
Louis PF. Sert
Fred W. Ludecke
Everett S. Champlin
Jack Whitley
Army Chemical Center
Warrel L. Fleck
Fleck
Veterans Hospital
Fort Howard
J. Wilson Corwin
Thaddius Weglarski
Donald Engler
Volz
Roger Copinger
Schwimer
Kopp
Eakins
Champlin
Pippin
Sert
Friar
Johnson
Edgewood Arsenal
Col. Hammond
Edgewood Organization
Col
Fitzpatrick
Detrick
Col. Eakins
Heroes of “76
Col. Fitzparick
Michael R. DeCarlo
Post
Capt. Schwimer
Edgewood
Dagger Dancer Dazzles Crowd with Twelve Daggers
A famed warlike dancer from the Caucasians, an eastern mountain people, performed with twelve daggers held in his mouth collar and belt. He ended the act by catapulting each dagger to stand upright around him, a striking display of skill and danger.
Fisher Urges Canteen Unit for Civil Defense
J Roger Fisher, U S Director of Civil Defense for the area, urged the Frederick County Red Cross canteen service to organize a nucleus unit to train volunteers for emergency canteen work. Mrs Alexander Lewis called for volunteers with Red Cross training, noting need for qualified instructors and screening for workers. The program covers menu planning, food procurement, records, serving meals in institutions, sanitation, with about 15 training hours.
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J. Roger Fisher
U.S
Alexander Lewis
Red Cross
Lewis
Emmitsburg
Brunswick
Point of Rocks
Frederick City
Thurmont Firefighters Kept Busy Last Week
Thurmont firefighters responded to four minor blazes over several days. Two chimney fires near Thurmont homes caused little damage but prompted early responses by the Booster streams. A field fire in Lewistown and a grass fire at Hammaker apartments were also extinguished with minimal damage.
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United
Uniteds
Potomac Edison
East Patrick Sreet
Fredenck
Ramsburg Fertilier Co
Thurmont
Guardian Hose Company of
Charles Doneally
George Moser
Jimtown
Lewistown
Federline
Hammaker
Letters Granted by Orphans Court in Two Estates
Administrators appointed for Earl Troxell and Gus Bockman estates. Anna Belle E Troxell and Mary Bockman named administratrixes. Details include minor son Kenneth Troxell and no estate valuation, final accountings for Blanche Young Edith Markey and Margaret E F Dixon with disbursements and distributions to heirs. Also notes 1952 meat consumption averages and nonsensical trailing text.
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Orphans Court
Annabelle E. Troxell
Wilson Place
Earl Troxell
Kenneth E. Troxell
Wilson Avenue
Mary Bockman
West Seventh Street
Gus Bockman
Blanche Young
John Carlton Lawson
Edith Markey
Grover L. Michael
Charles McC. Mathias
Sidney E. Dixon
Margaret E. F. Dixon
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Betty Sullivan
Justice Department
Walter J. Cummings
Cummings
Truman
Atty
Gen
Brownell
U. S
Larry W. Andrews
Charleston
W. Va
Andrews
Myles Lane
Myles J. Lane
New York
Lane
J. Edward Lumbard
Lumbard
New York City
Federal Building
Manhattan
Foley Square
George E. Mackinnon
Maple Plain
Neville
Paris
Univrsity of
Eugene T. Wachter
James T. Wachter
Fort Sill
Oklahoma
Wachter
Fort
University of Maryland
Indiantown Gap
Carolyn Louise Miller
Silver Spring
Lowton
Okla
Kentucky
Robert L. Maina
Clyde D. Main
Monrovia
3Rd Armored Division
Fort Knox
Fisher
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