Opposition Voiced To Tax Cut Bill
Annapolis March 4 Senator Redden opposed the automatic tax reduction plan urging senators to vote their convictions. The measure aimed to return surplus state money to taxpayers, mostly supported by Democrats with Republicans backing it. If vetoed by Governor McKeldin the plan would need 18 votes to override. Redden argued against committing future surpluses, while Turnbull pushed a parallel bill to use surpluses to reduce debt. The session featured debates on tax limits, oyster leasing, home rule, and road land takings.
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Jack Davis
Annapolis
Sen
Redden
Caroline
Senate
McKeidin
McKeldin
General Assembly
Reddén
Turnbull
Baltimore County
Sénate
Turnpull
Congress
Barton
Rian Goldstein
Calvert GE
House
Dei Boone
D-Balto County
Judiciary Committee
Goldstein
Partic
Teribull
Wold
State Roads Commission
Hishwar
Asottiér
Senaté
Origi
Sénaté
Sén. Redden
D-Carolifié
Écoholmy
Virginia
McKél
Reddeff
Ling Sen
Delia
D-Hallo
Pridebis
R-Somerset
Crisfield
Pt. Lookout
Inshe House
del. Boone
B. Balté County
Booné
Baltimore
Preston
D-Balto
Della
Baltimore House Advances Insurance Fund and Police Bills
Surdacé 10 dollars was proposed for a state fund to cover premiums for injured parties when the other driver cannot pay. claims capped at 5000 per person and 10000 per accident. The bill aims to help those who cannot collect from uninsured or unable pay motorists. Other action includes raising permanent disability compensation to 40 a week, adding 400 foot patrolmen in Baltimore City, and a 5 percent police pay raise next year.
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Daries
James
Baltimore City
Robberies and thefts plague Mt Airy area and state
Robberies are listed at the Black Safe in Mt Airy's Carl Walter Smith store where $144 in cash and a $50 watch and chain were taken. Similar thefts occurred at a Mt Airy residence, Damascus Electric Co office, and Crooksville Howard County Supply Co. offices, with loot including radios and merchandise. Tire thefts and car losses are noted along with training-school returns. A Frederick Soroptimist Club meeting reports funds, clothing shipments, and a Red Cross donation. A historical note mentions seven of seven tea parties protesting the British tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Walter Smith
Mt. Airy
Smith
Damascus Electric Co
Howard County Supply Co
Crooksville
Taylorsville
Charles Tie
Randallstown
Charles W. Va
Mary. W
Local sales tax plan fuels state politics in Maryland
Annapolis lawmakers debate a proposed 20 percent share of the state sales tax for counties and Baltimore City. Goldstein pushes distribution into a tax relief program while Redden moves to delay the anti-reduction, with Republicans and insurgents shaping the outcome. The session also considers ferry sales, leasing bills, and a modified automatic tax cut amid party tensions.
Senate wrangle over tax plan and an insurgent promise
The debate centers on Amendment to Senate Bill 104 the auto tax reduction plan with Kimble Turner and Turnbull key figures. Turner presses whether the governor would be credited under the proposed change and Turnbull pledges support for a companion bill to direct surpluses to retiring bond indebtedness.
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Preston
Anine
Fi Ji
Sénate
Réddén
Turner
Kimble
Virginia
Sen
Turnbull
D-Balto County
Eleven Colleges To Select Representatives For Conference
Religious Emphasis Week at eleven colleges tied to the Middle Atlantic Student Christian Movement will discuss What Happens to Faithful College. Dr Spotts of Franklin and Marshall College will be the principal speaker at the conference in the Hilltop region Saturday at 1 30 p m. The event includes seminars, groups, and a Sunday chapel service with concluding discussions. Co chairs Miss Ruth Ron Kell and Janet Moyer will lead the arrangements with several invited colleges from the area. Safety program notes from Glade Valier Lions Club featured talks on highway safety and a preview film Micky's Big Chance. Next Lions dinner set for March 19.
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Bézatl
Hi Collége
Hitee Faith Cauti¢n
YWCA
di Spats
Fiead
Franhifi and
Marshall College
Imaifi
Hilt P. mi
Spotts
Faithi Collegé
Stiort
Brodbeck Hall
Spots
Robert Jamties
Iistiati
Meyran
James
Courges
Ruth Ron Kell
Westchester
Janet Moyer
Schuylkill Haven
Middle Atlantic Student Christian Movement
Wilson
Beaver
Gotcher
Shepherd's College
Lincoln University
Westchester State Teacher's College
Ursinus
Franklin and Marshall
Juniata
Glade Valier Lions Club
Walkersville
Jack Alexander
Richard A. Hartman
Frederick
Ballamore J
Maryland Aaa
Lion Charles W Rowe
Glade
Micky
Paul Green
Glade Lions
Walkersville Methodist Church
Red Cross Home Service Group Sees Life's Seamy Side and Bright
The Frederick County Red Cross Home Service division reports handling 894 cases last year and linking service personnel with families. Volunteers like Mrs. Emily Buttle and aides Dutrow and Lundgren provide counseling, investigates emergencies, and arrange urgent leave or aid. They work to verify service members’ status, assist with family crises, and ensure letters reach homes, easing worry for worried relatives.
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Homé Service
Frederik
Red Cross
Fréderick
Houe
Navy
Alaska
Éalig
Emily Buttle
Tary
Rome
Séraid
Fifi
Scheife
Ihdét
Eric Lundgren
Richard Dulrow
Job
Disraeli
Bute
Bittle
Japan
Ster
Servicellan
Hig
Réd Cross
Lalét Sérviceihan
Iai
Tate
Gulfit
Army
Red Criss
Army 1
Frederick
Kentucky
Pittsburgh
Civinette Club Hosts Dinner and Plans Expansion
The Civinette Club held its monthly dinner in the Francis Scott Key Hotel Blue and Grey room with Thelma Staley as program chair. Ronnie and Dickie Smith entertained, Helen Mercer presiding as newly elected president, and a Red Cross donation of 15 dollars approved. A new Civinette Club at Virginia Beach is planned, with Round Robin card party kickoff at Naomi Blumenauer’s home and an executive board meeting set for March 25 at Mrs Mercer’s residence.
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Armatha Sternpré
Frederick Comey
Wedgwood
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Louise Sebold
Margaret Dailey
Holland
Philippine’s
Asia
Orthopedic
Copehagen
Denmark
Red Cross
Civinette Club
Francis Scott Key
Thelma Staley
Ronnie
Dickie Smith
Harry O. Smith
Helen Mercer
Virginia Beach
American Red Cross
Mrs. Mercer
Naomi Blumenauer
Lee Place
Blanche Gden
Nellie Smith
Truman expresses sympathy over Stalin illness
Kansas City March 4 Harry S Truman said he was sorry to hear of Premier Stalin's critical illness. He added he would be sorry for any acquaintance in such a situation and declined to comment on potential effects on world affairs.
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Fruman
Kansas City
Harry
Truman
Stalin
Memorial Hospital to Get Hospital Aid Air Conditioning
Memorial Hospital will receive four surser ies and two adjacent work room air conditioning units funded by Hospital Aid Inc. A $6,000 total expenditure includes equipment such as an electrocardiograph and operating room lights. Bids for installation will be sought. contracts handled by the hospital board of Managers.
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Memorial Hospital
Hospital Aid, Inc
Hospital Aid
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Richard F. Simmons
Hospital Board of Managers
Frédérick
Caup Detrick Cor
Chamber of Commerce
Marshall on Stand in NFL Radio TV Policy Case
George Presta Marshall, owner of the Washington Redskins, testified before U S District Judge Allan K Grim challenging government proof that the NFL radio and television policy harms the public and accusing Uncle Sam of seeking a monopoly. Government counsel said public complaints supported the case, noting multiple sources beyond a few.
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Philadelphia
Marth
George Presta
Marshall
National Football League
Uncle Sam
WaStilhgtéi Rédskils
Allan K. Grim
U. S
Hewi i
de Néy
NFL
T. Betweéf
Boston
Washington
Filén Ih
W. Perry Epes
Départment
NEL
Gordott McLendon
Dallas
Tex
Liberty Broadcasting System
McLendon
Girls Observe Scout Birthday Across Nation
Frederick Girl Scouts join 1.9 million sisters in a nationwide birthday celebration marking 41 years of Scouting. Sunday services at First Baptist church will open observances, with a Brownies play day on Wednesday and a studio dance for intermediates and seniors Thursday at the Maryland State School for the Deaf.
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Savanah
Juliette Gordon Lowe
U. S
Parkway School
Kitty Glover
Robert Woodward
Paul Johnson
Parkway
Maryland
School For the Deaf
More Of Local Stores Are Open Friday Night
Downtown stores stayed open until 9 pm Friday night and will close at 3 pm this afternoon. The Friday evening opening plan, backed by 61 merchants and led by Retail Merchant Division chair William H. Bartgis, aims to match weekend shopping patterns elsewhere. Employees favor Saturday evening additions, and merchants report positive customer feedback during a three month trial of the new hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Retail Merchant
William H. Bartgis
Union Shop Debate Stirs Maryland Senate Fight
In Annapolis critics warn a may be illegal, as union shop would force membership after a set period, while supporters say it could legalize union shop pacts via majority representation with a secret vote. Opponents fear court interpretation and prohibition of picketing. The DeMille Foundation promotes the measure nationwide. The article notes the average person walks about twice around the earth in a lifetime.
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Annapolis
General Assembly
Marplaid
Paul Wagner
CIO United Arte Workers
Sen. Hedden
D-Caroline
Charles A. Della
CIO Maryland Industrial Union Council
B. Robert Fahey
CIO International Association of Machinists
Wiliam HL. Morris
AFL Brotherhood of Railroad
Margaret Weiss
Maryland Telephone Union
Wagner
Redden
DeMille Foundation
West Coast
Cecil B. DeMille
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Sérvier
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Edénion
North Carolina
Ladét Goldstein
Fairbone
Minioury
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Goldstéin
Breckenridge
Henry L. Lake
Wiliam C. Lake
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Frank Keefer
Frederick Memorial Hospital School OF Nursing
Geraldine Betts
Lucy Mary Peters
Patricia Carder
Doris Roderuck
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