Stamps Debate at Annapolis House Hearing
Annapolis March 15. A House Ways and Means Committee hearing on a bill by Del Mandel would require stamp distributors to pay the state for each stamp that remains unredeemed in one week. Opponents say the measure would end green and yellow stamps and hurt small business. Proponents call the stamp trade a disease and a shell game benefiting big chains. Ed Wimmer of the NFIB and William Beinecke of Sperry-Hutchinson offered opposing views on nonredeemed stamp percentages.
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Annapolis
New York Yankees
Ways and Means
del. Mandel
D-Balio Ltd
United States
Ed Wimmer
National Federation of Independent Businesses of America
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William Beinecke
Sperry-Hutchinson Co
Wimmer
Beinecke
Clarence W. Miles
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Maryland
Paul
Patterson
Harry Pappas
Howard Morgan
Oregon
Baltimore
Teamsters
Sion
Hejisland
Murano
Jim Nelson
Nelson
Freder
Kees
Yul Brynner
Union Funds Used To Pay Horse Trainer
Frank W. Brewster acknowledged drawing on the Teamsters Union treasury for traveling expenses of his horse trainer and jockey. He says he intends to repay the money while denying schemes with other Teamsters officials to take over gambling and vice in Portland, Oregon.
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Frederick Mie
Ceerreal
McClellan
Frederick
Brewster
Mid-Ciy
Robert F. Kennedy
Let George Do It and the Wash Cloth Ruse in Freder ic k
A fragmented Freder ick Chronicle page notes a mix of jokes about ministers and dodgers, a typo laden wash cloth sale, and a discussion of shopping center openings. It references Frederick figures and a new center, with side mentions of local officials and promotional stunts.
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George
Louis Iih
France
Georges D'Amboise
Three Stage Wage Boost Proposed by Railroad Board
An emergency board recommends a three year wage rise totaling 26 cents an hour for 160,000 Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen members, costing about 94 million dollars annually. The plan includes a moratorium on further wage demands and aligns with settlements for about 800,000 other railroad workers.
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Lfviathan Cayton
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District of Columbia
S.court of Appeals
Francis J. Robertson
US. Navy
Japan
Emergency Board
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Federal Reserve System
Fort Detrick Facility
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Union Bridge, Md
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