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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1950
Page
7
Maryland's income tax is due April 15 with a 25 percent down payment. Individuals with steady work may owe based on earned and unearned income, with specific thresholds for filing. Nonresidents file on Maryland-sourced earnings, deductions may reduce tax, and future columns will cover residency rules.
Europe is improving economically and Belgium moves toward no further aid. Commerce reports 1949 direct foreign aid halves in late 1949 quarters, totaling 4.234 billion dollars for the year. Although still large, the crisis no longer requires 100 million dollars weekly.
A Stamford Cann junior high survey finds children in set owning homes spend nearly the same weekly hours watching TV as in class, about 27 hours each. Four of 447 pupils watched TV constantly. most show anti TV leanings yet viewpoints and data aim to guide parents and educators.
A late 19th or early 20th century note mentions remodeling plans for a Plonerr livery stables front addition with a third story. The Russell Electric Mallet Company moves from New Market to New York for larger facilities, with Dr. Percy Russell and family among the employees. Webster and Gibson Smith plan a photography gallery opposite the B depot in the former Kreh building. Middletown Citizens' ticket nominates Burgess Josiah Doub for mayor and commissioners Kefauver Beatty Miller Col Jentz Lighter. Peoples ticket to be named soon. A bill to fund 5000 pounds for Frederick City Hospital Association passes the State Senate.
Twenty years ago in Frederick four young sisters aged 16 months to eight years suffocated after gas jets were accidentally opened at a new store while their mother was away. Rhodes R Kemp, a well known Frederick resident and former grocer, died at his home. Frederick firemen used four units to battle a stubborn blaze on Franklin Street threatening a double two story rental. Mr and Mrs George W McComas sold their home at 112 East Church Street to Mr and Mrs C Howard Young.
A Frederick industrialist cites a Labor Department analysis predicting higher national unemployment by summer and says local figures reflect this trend. March jobless total was 1 219 with 184 females and 1 039 males. up 421 since November. AFL warns of rising unemployment and urges action by local employment committees to curb job losses.
Visitors at New York Hayden Planetarium view a preview of outer space conditions and planetary scenes from Conquest of Space. The exhibit features Bonestell paintings depicting rockets, planets, and space exploration themes based on the Vikings edition book.
Community Players announce their next show The Yushop Muisbehaves as the second IM4950 season offering at Winchester Hall with construction delays affecting exact dates. The three act comedy stars Walker Jolliffe as the Bishop, supported by Margaret Tamsbert, Stitt Kerr, Walt Dunging, Doreen MacNeil, Phil Harvey, Peggy Quynn, Dick Smith and Paul Magaha. Readings for Mr and Mrs North will be held soon as plans shift to the group’s third production Mr and Mrs Nah.
Washington Daybook profiles John Heselton of Massachusetts as a persistent, combative GOP dissident who battles waste in the Commodity Credit Corporation and argues food stored for perishable goods should aid the needy or be used in school lunches. He pursues issues with dogged tenacity and reads daily telegrams to press and President.
The records describe two 1949 marriage announcements in Ellicott City and Sault Ste. Marie. Barbara Eileen Burchett wed Stanley Vinton Gaver on December 17, 1949, with details of families and residence noted. Vera Dodds married James F. E. Trussell on February 28 in Sault Ste. Marie with full ceremony description and attendants listed.
Major Ridgely of the Maryland Star Police told Lewistown Grange members that bad drivers, not weather or road conditions, drive highway crashes. He urged driver training in high schools and outlined safety rules for pedestrians, cyclists, and students. The gathering approved training plans and a community sale set for April 22.
A deed recorded in the clerk of court office shows the sale of 6 Monroe Avenue from Mr and Mrs Charles F Murphy to Mr and Mrs Stanley R Manahan for about 9500 dollars based on revenue stamps The State Corporation Commission in Richmond Virginia approved intra state rate increases for the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company Virginia effective April 1 2017
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