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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1947

Page

6

Martin Makes Promise Tax Cuts In House Drive

Speaker Martin pledges tax reductions as the House aims to pass a near four billion dollar income tax cut next week. Democrats oppose, Republicans press the plan through Ways and Means, with debate over who benefits most and worries on future costs.

Washington Martin Mass House Ways and Means Committee Martius Ofl Dingell D-Micn Coughton D-Nc

Yugoslavia Won't Get Any U S Grain

The United States informed Yugoslavia it will not provide its pending relief aid and will not permit the purchase of 100000 tons of grain. The decision cites doubts about need and efficient, non-discriminatory use. The relief funds target Greece Italy Poland Hungary Austria and China.

Washington Yugoslavia Europe China Marshal T.to U.S Belgrade Greece Italy Poland Austria

Short Session Of Police Court Held

Magistrate Alton Bennett fined Robert Daniel Henderson of Middletown $1790 for reckless driving and operating a van. Hobart Wilson was fined £5 for drunkenness on the highway and other charges were dismissed. A Middletown autoist was cited for speeding in a 23 mile per hour zone. The Gavers from Middletown reported a stop near Pleasant at 10 pm for speeding. State troopers paced them over 30 mph. The magistrate found guilt for speed in the slow zone. other cases included Zentz $635 for failure to stop, and several overtime parking and related forfeitures totaling around $250.

Alton Y. Bennett Robert Daniel Henderson Middletown Hobart Wilson Oscar F. Gaver Yi Pleasant Pac Kenneth Berd Clyde Thomas Frederck Sergt Dan Swormley

Billy Rose Plans to Adopt 25 European Orphans

New York report states Billy Rose and his wife intend to adopt 25 orphans aged 4 to 6 from Europe. Rose would travel to Europe to select the children for placement on the 125 acre Walken Farm estate in Mount Kisco. The project involves the displaced persons category and uses the late Orlando Weber’s property.

New York Buss Rose Holm the Times Rose Europe Orlando Weber Mount Kisco Hore Admairs Countey Walken Farm

Auto Licenses on Sale Next Tuesday in Maryland

4 Motor Vehicles Commissioner W Lee Eigin announced that P47 Maryland automobile licenses would be placed on sale next Tuesday to owners who have received tag applications. AFRLENE FARES or Washington. A 10 percent increase in airline fares likely effective April 1 was approved today by the Civil Aeronautics Board.

Baltimore Motor Vehicles W Lee Eigin P47 Maryland Automob Afrlene Washington Civil Aeronautics Board

Casey Jury Discharged in Evading Income Tax Trial

Federal Court jury after about ten hours failed to reach a verdict in the case of Eugene B Casey, former Roosevelt aide, charged with evading roughly 79000 in income taxes for 1941 to 1943. Judge Chesnut discharged the jury and declared a mistrial.

Baltimore Wright Wo Calvig Chesnut Eugene B Casey Casey Roosevelt Way Juage Chesnut Chares Chesnu Orate RC Etd Geen Evdence Duraip

Billsaim to raise Thurmont officer salaries and expand limits

In the Maryland House of DelegatesFriday Delegate C. Senator Edward D Storm introduced two measures to raise Thurmont constable and magistrate pay and enlarge Thurmont corporate limits. The plan would set the constable’s salary at 1500 annually and allow up to 600 for tax expenses, with a separate bill raising the Thurmont magistrate’s pay from 600 to 900 yearly.

Frederick County Thurmont House of Delegates Edward D Storm

Truman weighs U.N. notification on Greece Turkey plan

Washington reports President Truman considers informing the United Nations of the U.S. proposal to aid Greece and Turkey. Officials say he does not want personal attribution and aims to notify the UN rather than seek U.S. takeover of the Greek Turkish issue. A proposed letter from the State Department to the UN, drafted by Warren Austin, is under review.

Washington Truman United Nations Greece Turkey U. S International Organization Thessad State Department Ofrhegls Y Warren Eritan Trygve Lie Ecré Ganzaen

Fund to Feed Children Seeks Global Contributions

March 21 appeals call for wide donations to feed 19 to 20 million children facing slow starvation. A special Save the Children Day will be designated by Secretary General Trygve Lie to collect voluntary contributions from individuals and organizations worldwide.

Slow Starvatia Trygve Lie

Revenue Bill Still Tied Up in House

The House failed to advance the revenue measure and kept it tied up despite ongoing consideration. Members debated proposed sales tax provisions and other revenue steps, with no favorable report from the Ways and Means Committee and little prospect of quick passage.

Asnapols Tengat Dale Sated

Annapolis Hearings Stir Beer and Tobacco Tax Debate

Beverage and tobacco interests push back at morning hearing as senators consider new taxes. They warn the proposed measures would cut revenue rather than boost it, urging lawmakers to rethink the fiscal plan and its impact on alcohol, beer, and soft drink sectors.

Annapolis Senate

Mervland Roadside Zoning Impacts Varying Vertebrate Species

A fragment notes roadside zoning along Mervland's highways affecting vertebrates. It mentions G OAT Ancspolis and a figure of 20 000 species as the most numerous travelers, implying a study or observation of animal movement and habitat limits near roads.

Ancspolis Mervland

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