Senate trims excise taxes boosting deficit
The Senate Finance Committee voted to cut excise taxes by about 962 million dollars, slightly more than the House’s 912 million cut. The move would remove all admission taxes on tickets under 60 cents, widen the revenue gap, and set up a floor vote next week.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
House
Senate
of the
Treasury
Humphrey
Finance Committee
Duves
Mlikkin *R-Cole
Eisenhower
Soroptimists Hear Talk By Edward D Storm
Edward D. Storm former state senator addressed Soroptimist members at the Francis Scott Key Hotel on the structure of state finances. He detailed budget size, tax distribution methods, assessment systems, and real estate tax issues, followed by a lively discussion. Also note hospital updates listing releases from Washington County Hospital and admissions at Gettysburg Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward D. Storm
Francis Scott Key
Magistrate Grants Move For Continuance
A defense move for continuance was granted Friday night to permit David S. Gaver to obtain another witness in the hearing before Magistrate Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr. on a charge of reckless driving cited by Officer Nathan Dorsey Feb 26. Bennett said he would bring Linthicum in as a defense witness at the continued hearing March 31. Wayne Michael asked for hearing on improper passing. case to be reopened if arrangements completed within ten days. Traffic collaterals of 11.45 forfeited for several defendants, including Cole Marion Colley and Reno W. Linton, with officers King N Dorsey and Sergt Shook cited.
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David S. Gaver
Mt. Airy
Wilbur F. Sheffield, Jr
Nathan Dorsey
Alton Y. Bennett
Gaver
Dorsey
Sergt
Denver Shook
West South Street
Camp Detrick
Nancy L. Markoe
Washington
John R. Ebberts
North Market Street
Meredith W. Cole
Frederick
Reno W. Linton
Walkersville
Paul D. Warlett
Windham
N. Y
Marie I. Mitchell
East South Street
King
N. Dorsey
Shook
Yarrowsburg Boy Dies After Car Crash
A thirteen year old Yarrowsburg resident, Larry Randolph Martin, died of a fractured skull at Washington County Hospital in Hagerstown after being struck by a car in the Boonsboro High School driveway. The driver, 18 year old William Joseph Paden of Boonsboro, was driving the vehicle. Funeral services are set for Sunday at 2 30 PM at Brownsville Church of the Brethren with Rev. Newton Poling officiating. Burial will follow in Brownsville cemetery. Funeral directors are William F Bass and Sons of Boonsboro.
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Larry Randolph Martin
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Boonsboro High School
Clyde B. Tucker
William Joseph Paden
Boonsboro
Edwood A. Martin
Terry Lee Martin
Dianne Lazaughne Martin
Carson R Fotter
Luella Martin
Yarrowsburg
Brownsville
Henry A. Groff Jr Enters Democratic Run For Legislature
Frederick High School teacher and athletic coach Henry Allen Groff Jr 27 of Mt. Carmel announced his candidacy for the House of Delegates as a Democrat. A Navy veteran of World War II Groff backed by local service groups has coached Little League supervised camps and directed youth programs while active in Mt. Carmel church and veterans organizations.
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Henry Allen Groff
Frederick High School
House of Delegates
Groff
Mt. Carmel
University of Maryland
University of Arkansas Extension
Naval Research Laboratory
Washington
Virginia Beach Naval Radar School
U. S Navy
Mt.Carmel Church
Frederick
Pocono Mountains
Annapolis
Frederick Lodge of Elks
John R. Webb Best
Maryland National Guard
Federated Charities Elects New Officers at Annual Meeting
George Rodock was named president at the Federated Charities annual meeting in the Charities building. Nevin T. R. Waskey reported as treasurer and Mrs. C. Thomas Summers as general secretary. Mary Sappington led the kindergarten report with 72 children registered. Ernest October served as first vice president. C. Webb as second vice president. other officers renamed included Ernest Helfens and Mr. Waskey.
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George
Riss Mary Sappington
Stein
Ernest
C. Webb
Summers
Ernest Helfens
Waskey
Knights of the Roundable at Tivoli and Classics at Frederick
Tivoli screens the Technicolor production Knights of the Roundable starring Robert Taylor Ava Gardner and Mel Ferrer continuing through next week. The Little Fugitive, an award winning classical film, is showing at the Frederick Theater as part of its ongoing series. Richie Aurusco is the rehild star.
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Tivoli Theater
Robert Taylor
Ava Gardner
Mel Ferrer
Europe
Frederick Theater
Richie Aurusco
Dr Schoolman and Rabbi Kestenbaum Talk at Lodge
Philosophical talk on child adult behavior given by Dr Louis Schoolman at the Frederick B Naim B rith Lodge monthly meeting. Rabbi Kestenbaum spoke briefly about Purim and its message of good triumphing over evil. Co chairmen Henry Serepca introduced speakers and announced a Purim social and dance at the lodge rooms Saturday night.
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Louis Schoolman
Frederick B'Nai B'rith
Kestenbaum
Henry Serepca
Beneath the Twelve Mile Reef and Two-Feature Week
Opera House presents Beneath the Twelve Mile Reef in Technicolor through Thursday. Friday and Saturday show Conquest of Cochise with John Hodiak and El Alamein with Scott Brady as a double feature to close the week. Bandits strike New York report notes two men robed a theater manager of an envelope believed to contain funds, but found only souvenir schedules of the three major league teams.
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Opera House
Twelve Mile Reef
Cochise
John Hodiak
Bandits
New York
Bronx
Jack Reiss
Manalier Atlantic Fleet Soldier Participates in Caribbean Manoeuvres
Ed ward E. Rice gunner's mate third class USN son of Mr and Mrs Charles L Rice Route 3 Frederick Md serves aboard the high speed transport USS Burdo taking part in amphibious maneuvers in Caribbean waters.
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Quincy
Long Beach
Calif
Charles E. Stitely
Seaman
USN
Gilmore W. Stitely
East Sixth Street
Frederick
Manaliers Atlantic Fleet
FHTNC
Caribbean
Edward E. Rice
Charles L. Rice
Route 3
Autos Damaged in Maryland Collision Report
Clifford Bennett of Thurmont was cited for failing to signal causing a $175 property damage crash on North Market Street near Second Friday night. Robert E. Brown of Knoxville Md serves aboard USS Albany in the Mediterranean. Main moved north at about 10 05 p m according to Sgt Denver Shook. Willard Main of West Birds damaged $125 in the same incident as his car struck Bennett on Sixth Street near the Dead Sea reference.
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Clifford Bennett
Thurmont
North Market Street
Second
Robert E. Brown
Route 1
Knoxville
Albany
Main
Sergt
Denver Shook
Willard Main
West
Dead Sea
USS
Quincy
Bennett
Sixth Fleet
Line Cpl
William H. Brown
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Hagerstoun
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Infant Son
Middletown
Gettysburg Hospital
Marion Ramsburg
Rt. 2
Reid
Rose
Route 240
Frederick Bottled Gas CO
N. Market St
Federated Charities
Tivoli
Dr. Schoolman
Rabbi Kestenbaum
Eoples' Service
W. Patrick
Oelan “Appliances
Norge Sparton
Kelvinator
Admiral Bendix
Emerson Raytheon
William S. Hood
W. Patrick ST
Opera
Motorola Auto Radio
E. Patrick
Zenith
Remsberg’s Jewelry Store
Key Hotel Bldg
Roy Rogers
Pals OF
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Golden West
Man
Rian Donlevy
Rod Cameron
Eliz Raines
Forrest Tucker
Barbara Britton
Chill Wills
the News
Frederick, Md
Jackie Coogan
Shirley Temple
OU Anno Toa
Richie Acl
Dudgy
Joseph Burstyn
Engel
Ray Ashley
Morris
Ergei CS
Ruth Corkin
Frederick Theatre
Harry Footer
Market St. — Freverign
WAM
Johnny
Robert Wagner
Terry Moore
Gilbert Roland
Tivoli Theatre
VOW
King Arthur
Knights of the Round Table
Harting
Robert Taylor AM
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