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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1938
Page
6
Scribbled notes discuss potential shifts in corporate taxation as lawmakers debate a 20 percent tax on corporate profits over 25,000 dollars and the impact on dividends and retained earnings. The piece focuses on policy tradeoffs, double taxation, and the incentives for corporations to distribute versus retain earnings.
The piece recalls General Morgan’s Selma homecoming taunt about fighting with pop gums and ties it to postwar profits tax fears. It notes House Ways and Means Committee hearings show witnesses misjudge tax impacts while critics warn retention of undistributed profits could empower future tax expansion. It ends with a Voitaire quip on government aims.
Washington reports quote landowner Cariel Delmar of near Petersville and Washington as a potential Republican U S Senate hopeful in Maryland He would run only after Governor Nice decides his own path Delmar backs Nice first and will weigh his future after the governor acts France honors culinary figures in a Grasse village a Peach Melba inventor statue at Grasse and other food figures honored at Vimoutiers Mont St Michel and Mont Saint Michel referenced
A stone veneer one-family house plan in West Virginia features a generous wing room opening to a side porch, ground floor furnace room due to no basement, and a compact second floor with four corner bedrooms, one lacking a closet. The plan, chosen by the Architectural Forum in New York, is tied to a federal homestead community.
The poem notes how rapid travel and radio and wire photography quicken news flow. It reflects on nerves and modern shocks arriving in days rather than years, making events less shocking yet more visible. It ends with a thought on attention and reflection amid fast information.
A public presentation of the play America Remembers will be given Friday morning at 9 o'clock in a special assembly at Park Way School. The program is part of local peace activities under the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom, led by acting president Miss Leah B Allen. Forty four seventh graders, directed by Mrs Shirley C Braungart, perform with roles for America and other characters. The finale includes a tomb scene for Unknown Soldier and a closing song It Must Not Be Again. England’s lighthouses provide perches for birds crossing shores to save lives annually.
Dr Riley of the State Health Department outlines daily and terminal disinfection practices to prevent spread of infectious diseases in households. He recommends separate handling of dishes towels and clothing, boiling and washing, use of soft handkerchiefs, and thorough scrubbing, with sun and fresh air aiding room sterilization. He cites diseases including influenza pneumonia tuberculosis diphtheria measles and whooping cough. Darwin spent five years as a naturalist on a survey ship before his famous researches.
Crafty defense discussion by Wm MecKenney outlines a contract problem from the World Bridge Olympic event to be sponsored by the American Contract Bridge League. The article recounts West’s defense against North’s club plan, the misplay of the club king, and how correct defense yields parity or defeat depending on play, with a note about later publication of the solution.
A cryptic bridge diagram shows a hand distribution with dealer Rye and vulnerable rubber-N. The sequence includes passes at start, 2NT, 3NT by North, and a final pass. the exact cards or outcomes are not fully legible from the OCR.
Harry Caesar a 49 year old colored man from Bartonsville was injured Wednesday when his car struck a telephone pole at Dug Bridge along Route National Highway He was taken to Frederick City Hospital for a lacerated forehead and left hand and later discharged In Westminster Farver fractured his right arm Wednesday while cranking an automobile He
A man was removed to Frederick City hospital where his fracture was reduced and he was later discharged from the hospital.
National Park Service archaeologists uncover an infant burial in Chaco Canyon national monument Arizona. The infant, wrapped in reed matting, was buried beneath a room floor with two Mesa Verde ware bowls and many squash seeds placed beside the body.
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