Democrats Shy From Tax Plan Inching Toward Stalemate
Democratic leaders on the House Ways and Means Committee refuse to back President Eisenhower's request to extend the excess profits tax for six months, relying on Republican votes. Treasury Secretary Humphrey hints at possible national sales tax in future tax revisions as Democrats cite Eisenhower's tax message criticizing existing excise rates.
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House
Eisenhower
Ways and Means
Republican Committee
Rayburn
Texas
Treasury
Humphrey
Congress
Teacher Honored by Willing Workers Class at Brook Hill
The Willing Workers Class of Brook Hill church met May 20 at Yellow Springs Community Hall. Scripture readings and a verse roll call opened the event. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. H. L. D. Doggett, Mrs. Lenora Keyser, Mrs. June Linton, and Catherine Rothenhoeler. the guess box went to Mrs. Ivette Schultz. The 23rd Psalm concluded the meeting. A surprise handkerchief shower honored teacher Mrs. Korrell on her birthday with a birthday cake cut by Mrs. Korrell. Present were numerous members including Mrs. Hazel Korrell, Mrs. Goldie Moss, and others.
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Brook Hill
Yellow Springs
June Linton
H. L. D. Doggett
Lenora Keyser
Catherine Rothenhoeler
Ivette Schultz
Hazel Korrell
Goldie Mossi
Katherine Nusz
Esta; Specht
Eva Twentey
Korrell
Goldie Moss
Jane Linton
Lewistown W S C S Meeting at Method ist Church
Members of the Lewistown W S C S hosted other charge societies on May 12 at the Lewistown Methodist church. Mrs. George Green opened with a poem and Rev. De Witt Dickey led prayer. The program featured devotional work, hymns, a vocal duet, and a talk on “Certain Women” by Mrs. Dewitt Dicker. A social hour followed. the next gathering is planned for June 3 at Mrs. Raymond S’s home.
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Lewistown W. S. C. S
Lewistown
Lewistown Methodist Church
George Green
de Witt Dickey
Joseph Livezey
Jewell Beeson
Albert Powell
Beeson
Edna Line Rice
Brer Ann Dackey
Raymond S
Baltimore
Ralph Keckner
James Topper
Emmitsburg
Frank W. Weant
Clarence E. Hahn
Glenn Springer
Charles Sharrer
Masonic Temple
Walter Crouse
Susan
Henry Gerken
Carrie Sebour
Irene Fisher
George Danner
Clarence Wachter
Sterling Goulden
David Geeseman
Blue Ridge Summit
Wachter
Geeseman
C. E. Geeseman
Homeopathic Hospital
Reading
B. J. Eckenrode
Elizabeth Crockett
Brooklyn
N. Y
Miami
Fla
Floyd C. Miller
Joseph Kerrigan
St. Joseph’s High School
Washington
Ray Topper
Robert Topper
James Kelly
Marie Rosensteel
the Sodality of the Blessed Virgin of
Paul Sherwin
Mary Alice Sanders
Fernalis
Charles B. Harner
Carroll Frock. Jr
Robert Welty
Donald Miller
Herbert Miller
Hubert Joy
Wiliam Mertin
Arthur Starner
Richard Topper
Robert Wamz
Josep Knott
Francis Little
Mary Miller
Louis Orndorff
University of Mary and Hospital
Jerome Peters
Towson
Bolivar and Nearby Attendances Noted in Community
Recent visitors at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Eben Fritts near Bolivar included Albert Fritts and family from Baltimore, Woodrow Carey and family from New Cumberland, and Jack Myers from Purcellville. Various locals hosted guests, church events, and family gatherings across Bolivar, Charles Town, Harpers Ferry, and surrounding areas, with illness updates, a Mothers Day plant award, and multiple social visits.
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Bolivar
Eben Fritts
Albert Fritts
Baltimore
Woodrow Carey
New Cumberland
Jack Myers
Purcellvile
G. E. Webb
Stanley Conklin
J. L. Mills
Anne Flizebeth
Sharon
Collier Conklin
Brunswick
L. E. Bush
Robert Arnett
Purcellville
James Jinckley
Harpers Ferry
John Glover, Jr
Kings Daughters Hospital
Martinsburg
Bolivar Methodist Church
C. E. Garten
Arys W. Green
Doris Wilt Giffin
Lillie Biller
Earl Upperman
Washington, D. C
Libie Biller
Margaret Virginia Jackson
Dempsey Jackson
Chestnut Hill
Rezen Grover
Julia Derry
Ella Hardy
Charles Town
Sadie Buckner
Charles Town General Hospital
James Turner
Imogene Vickers
William Oden
Murrill Hill
G. E. Vickers
Rippon
Lloyd Sagle
Thelma Giffen
Eugene Kern
Harry Kern
Alexandria
William Pierce
Clifton Butts
Harold Grandstaff
Howard Koonce
Estell Cobb
J.C. Koonce
Hagerstown
John Pawl Jones
Larrys Jones
Rhoda Jones
U. S. Navy
Bannock
ATF
Cuba
Howard Manuel
Camp Hill
Ricky
Yount
Stern
Steve Evans
Karen Smallwood
Don
Dean Ajenefee
Bonnie
Bud Bond
Suse
Tomms Mentv
Camp
Dedicating Araby Youth Playground Plan Discussed
A meeting Wednesday night will discuss dedicating nine Araby Youth playgrounds on June 6 at 2 p.m. Weather delays postponed work. $165 toward the campaign has been raised by local children who collected scrap. Paul Geisbert is acting treasurer.
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Araby Youth, Inc
Ccapense
pPaul Geisbert
Payments to City and County Highlight Tax In Lieu Of Rent
W Clinton McSherry of Frederick Housing Authority presented a 1520.15 check to Mayor Rice as the authority’s annual in lieu of taxes payment for Taney and Lincoln low rent projects. The sum, the largest yet, is roughly double prior city tax receipts from the sites before razing for housing. A county payment of similar size will be made for the fiscal year ending March 31, 1953, under a parallel agreement. Some Carver apartments have no in lieu of taxes yet. The housing projects are self sustaining through rents with no govt subsidy.
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Housing Authority of
City of
Frederick
Donald B. Rice
Taney
Lincoln
Housing Authority
McSherry
Board of County Commissioners
Carver
Mir McSherry
Board of Aldermen
Police Department
Charles V. Main
Lee Place
Military Road
State Roads Commission
Bureau of Public Roads
L. R. Waesche and Sons, Inc
West South Street
Frederick Gas Company
Seventh Street
Bolton Street
Benton Street
Taney Avenue
Biggs Avenue
Rice
East Patrick Street
Weekend Visitors and Local Notices In Emmitsburg Area
A succession of weekend visits is listed in Emmitsburg and nearby. Names include Combs family from Alexandria and Bayside visitors Burdner, Eckenrode, Eliot, and Welty. Nursing students Topper, Adams, and Boyie are noted with hospital ties. Local club activity mentions John Pollinger for president and blood donor appeal by the American Legion.
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Emmitsburg
George Combs
Alexandria
Paul Eckenrode
Lewis
Alice Kelly
Joseph H. Eliot
May Welty
Longview Nursing Home
Manchester
Marie Topper
St. Joseph's School of Nursing
Baltimore
J. Louis Topper
Janet Adams
Norman Adams
St Joseph's Catholic Church
Water Topper
Linda Mane
John Sulivan
Loretta Boyie
Frederick Afemonal Hospital School of Nursing
B. Boyle
Marianne Sanders
Washington
Clarence Sanders
Inons Club
John
Pollinger
Robert Fuss
Calformnia
Clarence Wilson
Fairheid
Rodgers Topper
Paul Lehrman
Murray Rhine
Mt. Airy
Rhine
Distnet
Ernest R. Shriver
George L. Withide
Philip B. Sharpe
C. A. Elder
Capt. Sharpe
American Legion
Legion club nominations and local notices
The list includes Edward G. Stull Clarence E Hahn Cloyd W Seiss Robert E Daugherty Dr John J Dilson and Clarence G Frailey for various club officers. Also notes Frailey named central regional director of public relations for American Airlines with prior roles in Boston and Baltimore. Events include Memorial Day services May 31 with wreaths at Legion and VFW posts and church service. local residents’ visits and military assignments. Mt St Marys College student council race. Glee Club and tea events. and multiple family and social notices from Emmitsburg and surrounding areas.
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Edward G. Stull
Clarence E. Hahn
Cloyd W. Seiss
Robert E. Daugherty
John J Dilson
Clarence G. Frailey
David C. Frailey
C. G. Frailey
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Emmitssburg
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Germany
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Edward P. Karam
Karam
Elinor Starr
Valley Echo
Allegra
St. Joseph College
Green Room
Glee Club
Seton Gardens
Nima
Sue Lillie
George Linge
St. Anthony’s
John Kelly
Ray Topper
Wahler Topper
Fern
Alber
Topper
Baltmore
Geerse Sonse
Camp Hill
Joseph Wivell
John Mack
U. S. Navy
Portsmouth
Leonsrd Sanders
Rosemary Sanders
Sanders
Linwood Mick
US Navy
Edward Schvver
Mick
Great Lakes
South Amen
George L Wilhide
Estelle Wattkins
Bethesda
Richard Topper
Decoration Day Plans At Mt Olivet Cemetery
Mount Olivet will host Memorial Day ceremonies led by Commandant Lt Col Joan Fitzpatrick of Camp Detrick and Francis Scott Key post. A procession from the Legion Home begins at 4:30 PM with a 2 PM World War II memorial program led by Commander Edward Crowther and Chaplain Rodney Lente. A wreath at the WWII memorial, flag-changing at Key’s grave, and a flag salute will follow, with more events at the Francis Scott Key memorials. Over 2,000 flags will decorate veterans’ graves across the county. Memorial Day is a city general holiday. many offices banks and courts close, and Braddock Heights park opens for the season if weather allows.
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Mount Olivet
Joan W. Fitzpatrick
Camp Detrick
Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Edward A. Crowther
Legion Home
East Church Street
Crowther
Mt. Olivet
Rodney Lente
Col. Fitzpatrick
Robert Kennedy
Legion
George E. VanFossen
115Th Regiment
J. A. Catsail
Francis Scott Key
Jesse Ramsburg
Legion’s Flag Committee
Post
Legion Post
Legion Posts
Court House
Braddock Heights Park
Local Yokels Program At Hood Today
Hood's all college Sports Car named Local Yokels features four regional teams the Fishermen Farmers Coalminers and Ranchers competing in golf tennis volleyball softball and archery with faculty judges and a prize for the top section plus a banquet for AA board members and an incoming senior blazer award.
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Andrew Gehr
Truxal
Earle Blakeslee
Adelaide Campbell
Meyran Hall
Dorothy Fairbanks
Lowieh
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Sue Widtman
Utica
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Catherine Foland
Catherine Foland, of the ‘Physical Education Department
Coblentz
Carroll County Firemen Elect Officers and Plan Radio Network
Firemen and Auxiliary in Taneytown held joint conventions to elect officers and discuss forming a countywide emergency radio network. Marion Kaltrider of Lineboro was named incoming Carroll County Firemen’s Association president. Lineboro will host 1954 conventions. Memorial services honored 17 deceased members as Mt. Airy leads radio equipment purchases.
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Carroll County Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Taneytown
Lineboro
Marion Kaltrider
Carroll County Firemens Association
Carl W. Smith
Airy
Richard Warehime
New Windsor
Oscar Armacost
Hampstead
William Chenowith
Pikesville
State Firemen's Association
James W. Minter
Baltiimore
State Association of Firemen
Doty Robb
Donald Tracy
Ernest W. Dunbar
Cambridge Rubber Co
Morgan Andreas
Carroll County Volunteer Firemen's Association
Mt. Airy
Taneytown Lutheran Church
Carroll County Firemen’s Association
Ethel Garber
Dorothy Gregg
Frances Cullison
Dessie Hann
Manchester
Herbert Phillips
Westminster
Mary Alice Lare
Belva Putman
Bessie Marshall
Reisters- Itown
State Firemen’s Auxiliary Association Hospital
Baltimore
Thurmont high and Lincoln high plan June graduation events
Alumni speaker DeWitt Hyde will address Thurmont High School exercises on June 11 at 8 15 p m in the school auditorium. Lincoln High School will hold graduation on June 11 at 8 30 p m with Rev Richard Harrison Johnson as speaker and diplomas presented by Mrs Jeannette Bruner. Baccalaureate services are set for June 7 at 3 p m and June 7 also features church music and related events for both schools.
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Thurmont High School
Ross V. Smith
Board of Education
Thurtont
Congressman Hyde
Mildred Trevvett
Bernard 8. Jennings
Thurmont Episcopal Church
Charles H. Corbett
Robert C. Tyson
United States Steel Corporation
Thurmont High Alumni Association
Richard Harrison Johnson
Washington
The
Methodists Church
Lincoln High School
Jeannette Bruner
John W. Bruner
Lincoln High Glee Club
Lincoln High
Sherman Mason
Ridgeville
Burglar Cleared In Prison Break Case After Jury Acquittal
Fred Goins, a 26 year old burglar, was acquitted by a jury after only ten minutes of deliberation on a prison break charge. Authorities say a mix up led military police to seize Goins for an AWOL Marine, Sidney Jackson, triggering his return from Richmond. Goins remains serving 23 to 46 years for burglary larceny and escape.
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Richmond
Fred Goins
Charles L. Dye
Allegheny County
Goins
Sidney Jackson
Cherry Point
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Dye
Fire alarm at Second Street apartment after unattended cooking
A locked third floor apartment at 15 East Second Street triggered a general alarm Thursday evening when a pot burned on a stove and smoke filled the residence. City fire crews arrived after 5 pm and forced entry to shut off the stove. no one was home and the family of Howard C. Flock reportedly occupies the unit.
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Howard C. Flock
William Boone
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