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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1943

Page

7

House to push income tax abatement plan in war era debate

Washington March 15 Democratic leaders at a House conference backed a plan to tax withholdings rather than a full abatement and opposed a Ruml year tax. The Ways and Means Committee bill would withhold 20 percent on wages and sav­ings starting July 1 while allowing a gradual transition to pay‑as‑you‑go. The debate over tax reform will extend into next week with no gag rule, and Republicans planned to press their stance Thursday as they unified behind an alternative plan.

Washington House Tagle Oday Rayburn McCormack Massachus Ans Gummulee Cnughton North Carolina Coke Tennessee Disney Alahoma Bil Ways and Means Beardsley New York Tarvers Tong Doiehton Congress

Shipley Trophy Remains at State School After Victory

The State School varsity basketball team won the Shipley Trophy for the second straight year by defeating the omni. Saturday evening events featured the Varsity beating the Alumni 37 to 24 and the Varsity Reserves topping the Alumni Reserves 24 to 17. A packed gallery watched former greats and near greats of S. S. D. athletics. Scott Snyder, a graduate star, played despite an injury. B Harris led scoring but missed Snyder’s contribution.

Wyland State School Dorsey Ipley Omni Entees S. S. D. Athletics Amnt Scott Snyder Howar B. Harris Snyder

Fresh Greens Backed By Nutrition For Family Meals

Washington reports that rationing boosts reliance on fresh vegetables. NA nutritionists tout leafy greens like kale and spinach for vitamins A C B1 riboflavin and calcium, noting year round availability, health benefits, and quick cooking tips to preserve nutrients.

NEA Washington Department of Agricultural Nutritionists

Vote Buying Case At Martinsburg Dropped

Martinsburg West Virginia March 15 An indictment against W W Downey local attorney former liquor board member for furnishing money to buy votes in November election was nol pressed by Judge Robert McV Crane after key witness John Gardner repudiated prior grand jury testimony The defense offered an affidavit to show Gardner would swear he received no money but the court did not admit it Downey had recently failed Senate confirmation for a liquor panel post in Governor Neely administration. Also notes social meeting of Faithful Few class in Evangelical Lutheran church with eight members and two guests. prizes won and St Patrick's Day refreshments served.

Martinsburg W. Va W. W. Downey Shewiurl US Bie Eens Liquor Commission Robert McV. Crane Piedmont John Gardner Downey Gardner Timony Crane State Senate Neely Resuminaton PT aCe Helen Grossnickle Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School Center Street William Kemp Emma Faust Hallie Boyer Faust Summers Cornelia Wachter Hemp West Patrick Street

Red Cross War Fund Passes Fifty Million Mark

New York March 15 Contributions of fifty million dollars to the Red Cross war fund were announced tonight by Walter S. Gifford, fund chairman. He said the drive is on track to reach sixty five million dollars by month end as rally crowds cheered the progress and urged further donations.

New York Red Cross War Fund Walters Gifford

Allied Thunderbolts Rain On Berlin In Heavy Raid

Allied air forces completed a sustained offensive with a major raid on Berlin as part of a broad serial attack. Reports describe heavy bombing across the capital while Allied strands discuss broader raids in Asia and advancing Russian and African fronts.

Europe RAF Berlin Asia

Charges And Denials Made Autropous March 13

Charges and denials of secret financial operations by the Montgomery Commissioners were raised at a public hearing in Montgomery County Executive offices. The measure would grant unlimited wartime emergency powers, including funding and arming citizens or the militia, with debate over fiscal restraint and dangerous precedents. The six day period for the Governor to act on the bill expired tomorrow.

Autropous Montgomery Montgomery County Desline O Caner Montgomery County Civic Federation United States Maryland Richard B. Barker Bethesda Federation Committee On Legislation James W. Gill Silver Spring Barker W. S. Cleveland Kensington O'Conor Joseph Cant_rell

McQuillen Hopes To Play For Few Weeks

Cape Girardeau Mo March 15 Outfielder Glenn MecQuillen newly reclassified 1-A reported for opening workout of the St. Louis Browns. He hopes to get in a few weeks of play before the Army calls him. A dozen players endured a strenuous setting-up drill with Luke Sewell and Bob Baumann before outdoor hunting and fielding practice. Senators Start College Park Md March 15 The Washington Senators opened spring training at the University of Maryland under Ossie Bluege with absences in pitching. Early Wynn reported late. Ray Scarborough recovering from pneumonia. Angelo Giuliani would be several days late due to a family addition.

Cape Girardeau Glenn MecQuillen St. Louis Browns Army Luke Sewell Bob Baumann Senators College Park Washington Senators Ossie Bluege University of Maryland Early Wynn Ray Scarborough Angelo Giuliani

Merchant Vessel Torpedoed in Atlantic Sinks. Survivors Reach U.S.

Washington reports a medium sized United States merchant vessel was torpedoed and sunk by an enemy submarine in February in the Atlantic. Survivors have arrived at Boston and New York as the Navy announced.

TS Srips Washington United States Atlantic Boston New York Navy

Dr Warner to Speak in Brunswick Church

Dr Paul F. Warner, missionary to Japan, will speak at First Methodist Church Brunswick on Wednesday March 17 as the third Lenten address in the church series. He recently taught languages at Western Maryland College and previously spent 194 years in Japan with Nagoya Middle School.

Der Paul F. Warner Japan Wall First Methodist Church Maryland Avenue Brunswick Dr. Warner Methodist Protestant Church Nagoya America Board of Missions State Department Western Maryland College Pearl Buck Grace Yankey Washington Yankey Women's Society For Christian Service China

Feed estimates drive U S egg quota

It has been estimated that 15 million tons of feed will be needed this year to help U S chickens lay their quota of 3 billion dozen eggs.

U. S

Class Has Meeting at Evan gelical Reformed Church

The Voluntas Class met Friday evening at Mrs. George Blumenauer 24th West edstress. Irene Heck presided with Eleanor Abbott giving Scripture and prayer. Nellie Himes and Pauline Boyer reported, rummage sale planned for March 7, adjournment set for April at Mrs. Heck’s. Prizes went to Miss S Mary Staley and Mrs. Dorothy Cramer. Refreshments served. fourteen members attended.

Voluntas Evangelical Reformed Church George Blumenauer West Edstress Irene Heck Eleanor D. Abbott Nellie Himes See'y Pauline Boyer East Sixth Street S. Mary Staley Dorothy Cramer Mise Abbott Louise Engle

Martha's Children and Early Life of Martha Washington

Martha Washington had four children by her first husband before marrying George Washington. Two of these children died in infancy, leaving her with two surviving offspring from that prior marriage.

Martha Washington United States

Giraud Ready To Welcome De Gaulle In Algeria

The Algiers radio reported Gen Henri Giraud expressed readiness to receive Gen Charles de Gaulle leader of the Fighting French. He sent a message to Gen Georges Catroux liaison to Syria, urging unity and concrete formation of a united French leadership.

London Algiers Henri Giraud Charles de Gaulle Georges Catroux Syria Giraud Gen de Gaulle

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