Democratic tax cut plan killed in Congress clash
Washington March 25 Democratic plan to grant a $20 per person tax cut was killed as House Democrats yielded in conference with the Senate. The Senate approved a straight extension of corporate and excise taxes, leaving individual cuts for next year. Leaders expect House action Tuesday on the final bill despite opposition from both sides. The dispute centered on deficits and inflation fears as Eisenhower opposed the Democratic proposal.
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Washington
Eisenhower
House
Senate
Boul TeVa
Alace
Thal
Ben Cremer Pena
Ways and Means
Lale
Cooner
House Democrats
Byrd
George
Georgia
Martin Institute Dedicated Friday
The University of Maryland dedicated the Glenn L Martin Institute of Technology in College Park. Speakers included Glenn J. Martin and Dr. Lee A. DuBridge of Caltech. The $12 million complex received $2.5 million from Martin and funds from state and federal sources. Governor McKeldin and others attended the ceremony.
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College Park
University of Maryland
Glenn L. Martin Institute of Technology
Washington
Baltimore
Glenn J. Martin
University Armory
Lee A. DuBridge
California Institie of Technology
Martin Institute of Technology
Massachusetts
Stitute of Technology
Maryland
Martin Stile
Martin
Iigliture
McKeldin
D’alesandro
Wilson Elkins
William Cole
University
Board of Regents
Hon
Byrd
Grange Meeting Highlights and Plans in Local Report
Grange news from the Lincon Grange notes twenty seven members present and two applications, to be voted on next meeting. Treasurer reported income of 128 dollars and expenses of 187 dollars, with thanks for support. Members plan a Philippines remembrance, services at Singanore church on April 4, then a business meeting April 23 chaired by Mrs Betty Ripley.
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Aancanare Grange Lincan Grange
Moecidaev
Miei
Mamajane
Red @yass
Calles
Davies Gaither
Philippines
Singanore Church
Watfie
Betty Ripiey
Chaiman
BOVS
Wayne Heynes Hommesting
Rte Te Boss
Tahneville Church
Stansfield
McRonard
Ted
Keris
Barithoan
Jefferson Club
Jefferson 4-H Club
Lois Hildebrand
Ana Lovell
Nancy Thrasher
Susan Hicks
Eggs for Lent and Easter by Miss Beatrice Fehr
Miss Beatrice Fehr outlines eggs as essential for Lent and Easter among families. She notes eggs provide protein vitamins A D and B, aid digestion, and support growth, bones and skin while offering culinary versatility for breakfasts lunches and dinners. She stresses planning four egg servings weekly and proper refrigeration to avoid spoilage.
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Beatrice Fehr
Smithsburg Man Will Sustained in Circuit Court
In Smithsburg a circuit court sustained the will of George Hamer, ruling he was sound minded when he made his testament. A challenge by brother Jeremiah Hoover of Orange County failed after testimony from local attorneys. The case hinged on whether Hamer was competent. the three-judge plan concluded the will valid despite defense arguments.
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Bo Hoover
Eremiah F. Hoover
Orange
Varna
Rattler Sr
T. Kasiar
Trsvets
My. Hasse
Tell Me This column on Arthur Gorlirey TV show reach
A historic column recalls the early New York publicity scene around Arthur Gorlirey TV show access. The writer traces attempts to attend a Godfrey broadcast, encounters gatekeepers, and notes ticketing delays and public relations hurdles amid archival newsroom chatter.
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Arthur Gorlirey
News City
The
Yack
Red Godfrey
New York
CRBS
Madison Avenue
Evers
Occupational Deferment Explained by Stanwond
Baltimore March 26 Col Henry Stanwond state director of service explains a growing misunderstanding among farmers and workers about Agricultural Occupational Deferments. Deferments apply only when production is needed for national health and not for simple residency or lack of other work. A deferment ends at age 35 and affects later eligibility for military service. some registrants may be reclassified after physical exams.
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Baltimore
Henry
Stanwond
Cyiestin
Two Brothers Die From Heart Attacks
In Brooklyn a physician collapsed and died at home followed by the subsequent deaths of his brother. Dr Dahir E Abu-Khair, 62, and his brother James, 60, a shipyard foreman, both Syrians who came to the U S over 30 years ago. A second physician, Dr Anthony sis, treated the patients after the collapse.
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New York
Brooklyyn
Jeter
Forte
Dahir E. Abu-Khair
James
Syria
Anthony Sis
de ‘Abuekhair
Alice
Washington Notebook Brings Odd Vignette And Notices
Washington Notebook by Peter Edson recounts a muddy rescue near Massachusetts Avenue where a passerby President aided a stranded motorist. It notes Census chief Burgess quips on population growth and Secretary Wilson hosts cartoonists from across the country for lunch at the Pentagon. Also mentions Rep Clare Hoffman noting his Rogers look and wishing to be mistaken for Mae West.
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Peter Edson
Washington
Nea
Massachusetts Ave. N.W
Maryland
Simons
Tita Bay
Sulina
Shenk
Hve
Secret Service
Burning Tree Golf Course
Secret. Service
Secret
Pentagon
Talburt
Scripps-Howard
Berryman
Herblock
Crockett
Fitzpatrick
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Scott Long
Milwaukee Journal
Howard Fisher
Portland
Ore
Wilson
Mina Wik Bees Thane de Ie
Fonz
Clare & Hoffman
Mich
Will Rogers
Deur Michigander
Mae West
New Pythian Sisters Temple Installed at Lanham
A new Pythian Sisters temple was installed at Lanham on Wednesday by Grand Chief Mrs Floe Schaefer of Oakland. Attending from the Frederick temple were Mrs Ruby Hahn Miss Mollie Zimmerman, Mrs Fannie King, Mrs De Lue Crawford and Drs Myrtle Gittings.
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Pythian Sisters
Lanham
Floe Schaefer
Oakland
Frederick Temple
Ruby Hahn
Mollie Zimmerman
S. Fannie King
de Lue Crawford
Myrtle Gittings
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H. Wilson Lark
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Smithsburg
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Haver
Bawards
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RFD
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Parks Department
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Warrenfeltz
DL Avenue
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Westdas
Frederick
Godfrey
Marison Avenue
Fickris
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N.Y. Roche Dutcher Constructing Corp
Que Fawn
Sterdar
Grassee River
St. Lawrence Seaway
Millard Johnson
Mt. Airy
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East Second Street
Franklin D. Miller
Lillian Mumma
Pittsburth Tafar
Ann
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John L. Ponten
Ace Hayes J. Weedon
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Jeanette l Weedon
China
Washington Notebook
Robert W. Burgess
U. S
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