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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1950

Page

7

Truman era tax cuts and 30th wedding anniversary noted

The article discusses proposed excise tax reductions from 20 to 10 percent on several items including furs luggage jewelry and toilet preparations and a 10 percent tax on television sets. It also mentions a possible cut in the 26 percent movie tax and notes the March 9 30th anniversary celebration of Mr and Mrs Melvin Phillips of Weverton with a list of attendees from Frederick Knoxville and surrounding areas.

Mr. Truman Truman Melvin Phillips Weverton Blickenstaff Frederick Charles Lenhart Eugene Wright Daniel Keefer Noah Holmes William King Millard Phillips Richard Holder Glen Runkles Knoxville Sadie Parsons Imez Powers John McGolerick Ernest McKenzie Tof Frederick William Phillips Frank Phillips Thomas Oden Buddy Phillips W.M. Burns Normadean Webber Pauline Phillips James Paw Moss Rubie Cecil Katherine Rentzell Circuit Court Frederick County Frederick Memory Park, Inc Circv Court Court of Equity Farmers and Mechanics Nation Bank of Frederick Nati Frederi County Maryland T Rand Patrick, M

Huge Cut In Excise Taxes Faces Truman

Washington reports a possible large excise tax cut in the House may be vetoed by President Truman. Democratic leaders worry about offsetting revenue losses, while Republicans prep a “quickie” bill to pass excise relief alone. Rep. Dingell notes a profitable year for major corporations could finance higher corporate taxes to offset the cuts.

Washington House Truman GOP Ways and Means Committee Treasury Mr. Truman Rep Dingell Congress

Bible Thoughts and Lying Shame in Ethical Callouts

The passage laments deception that harms the heart and spurs wicked behavior, urging truth over lies. It contrasts falsehood with honesty, condemning a policy that hides thoughts and scorning the tongue that claims honesty while lies are spoken.

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Local Scouts Prepare For Washington Exposition

Scouts from Maryland and Frederick counties join about 6000 others in Washington for a large all Scout exposition at the National Guard Armory. 75 scouts and leaders will stay at Anacostia Naval Receiving Station, demonstrating woodwork, photography, signaling, and other Scout skills across more than 200 booths with a stage program. Richmond B. Keech chairs the event. transportation and booth crews are organized by local leaders. The show opens Friday evening at 7 and runs through Saturday night with ongoing activities including camping and vocational displays.

Washington National Guard Francis Seut Key District Anacostia Naval StaGarn Frederick Maivland School For the Deaf J. W. Stevenson The Presbyterian Church Richard Hammond Explorer Brunswick American Legion Howard Foreback Laundray No Brunswick Teegion Clifford Nye Beamitsburg Thurmont Charles F. Stup Glenn Yinger Melvin Partridge Sell Young Ignatius Bjorlee Richmond B. Keech U. S. District Court District of Columbia

Japanese handcraft display and church meeting notes

A gathering featuring Japanese handcrafts was shown and discussed at the home of Mrs. Paul Fritz. Mrs. Fritz led the worship service on the topic Our Christian Brothers Overseas with Mrs. Ray E. Duvall handling the question box. A guest at the meeting was Mrs.

Japan Paul Fritz Our Christian Brothers Overseas Ray E. Duvall

West Washington district society meets discusses work

Ray­mond Brandenburg promo tional secretary spoke on phases of the society work and answered questions. The next meeting will begin April 13 at Mrs Nellie Glizan Young's home with members bringing children's dresses for the George Q Robinson school in Puerto Rico. Ten members and two visitors attended the March 13 meeting in Baltimore.

Central V. 8 Raymond 8. Brandenburg West Washington Nellie Glizan Young George Q. Robinson Puerto Rico Jr . Boyd Charles McA. Jones Baltimore

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