Baltimore Tax Plan Faces City Resistance and Stadium Funding
The State Board of Revenue Estimates urges a 15 cent sales tax level and allows a municipal sales tax for Baltimore, though Mayor D Alesandro opposes new levies. Lane outlines exemptions and increased indigent care funding while proposing bills for a Baltimore Stadium referendum and new public health centers. County action mirrors Baltimore’s tax power moves as a Frederick County playoff game looms in the Shaughnessy League.
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State Board of Revenue Estimates
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Thomas D'Alesandro, Jr
Lane
General Assembly
Board of Revenue Estimates
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City Hospital
Hall Hammond
Simon Sobeloff
Legislative Council
Baltimore City
Montgomery County
Explosions Rock RCA Building in New York City
An underground transformer exploded near Rockefeller Center causing hours of blasts and smoke. No injuries were reported as power remained for the RCA building and nearby NBC and ABC studios kept broadcasting. Fire crews opened a hose line through a smoke-filled shop as police cordoned the area.
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Racial Discrimination Charged Against Moose Lodge
Casper Wyoming reports racial discrimination allegations raised today by Negro veterans against the Casper Moose Lodge after the women’s group asked a Negro mother to withdraw her three year old son from a baby contest. The United Veterans Council will investigate. lodge officials deny lodge sponsorship of the event. A lodge spokesman says pressure was applied for the withdrawal. The mother cites a rule barring non Caucasian members from joining or participating.
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Waldo Hurley
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American Legion
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Parade at Hampstead Honors War Memorial Dedication
A Hampstead parade will feature units from all Armed Services a color guard from the United Nations and the 327th Army Band. Visiting American Legion units and locals with the Alsatia Band join the procession which will be shadowed by P 47 fighter canopy flights. The march ends at the War Memorial for unveiling and dedication ceremonies by Hampstead District officials and civic groups. A recruiting unit will distribute WWII Victory and American Defense Medals. A detector device resembling a metal matchbox was invented.
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Hal lowe en Party at Mit Pleasant Grange Hall
Victory Class of Rocky Hill Sunday School held a Halloween party Wednesday night with Johnnie Clay and Perry Cosgrave providing music and Albert M. Smith calling figures. Prizes went to Mrs Alvie Cecil Jr and Fred Alben for guess boxes and Alton Smith for the door prize. Refreshments were served to Rev Myers and many locals including Mr and Mrs Woodrow Rippeon, Sylvester Bostian, Gue Frock, Edgar Hann, Clarence Fogle, Clyde Beard, Alton and Wilber Smith, Robert and Paul Keeney, Woodrow Boone, Shirley Boone, Virginia Hoffman, and Alice Lease among others.
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Johnnie Clay
Perry Cosgrave
Albert M. Smith
Alvie Cecil Jr
Fred Alben
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Woodrow Rippeon
Sylvester Bostian
Gue Frock
Edgar Hann
Clarence Fogle
Charles Creager
Clyde Beard
Dick Lease
Wilber Smith
Robert Keeney
Paul Keeney
Woodrow Boone
Shirley Boone
Virginiae Hoffman
Shirley Frock
Alice Lease
Doris Smith
Carol
Local Names List of Readers and Respondents
A compiled roster of individuals including Lee Smith Ruth Keeney Mary Lee Keeney Dolly Hyde Margaret Hahn Patsy Stitley Pauline Fogle Marie Fogle Johnnie Clay Perry Cosgrave Jimmy Cosgrave Joe Kolb Joe Young Fred Alban Bucky Garver Albert Smith Austin Barton Roscoe Hoffman Shaft Thomas Albaugh Ralph Herbst Hume Hoffman Gerald Stitley Billy Beard Sonny Smith Bonnie Boone and Bobby Frock.
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Ruth Keeney
Mary Lee Keeney
Dolly Hyde
Margaret Hahn
Patsy Stitley
Pauline Fogle
Marie Fogle
Johnnie Clay
Perry Cosgrave
Jimmy Cosgrave
Joe Kolb
Joe Young
Fred Alban
Bucky Garver
Albert Smith
Austin Barton
Roscoe Hoffman
Shaft Thomas Albaugh
Ralph Herbst
Hume Hoffman
Gerald Stitley
Billy Beard
Sonny Smith
Bonnie Boone
Bobby Frock
Football Scores From the Day Include Several Gridiron Results
VPI defeated GeorgeWashington 44 to 6 while Georgia beat Clemson 21 to 0. GSC Carolina prevailed 8 to 0 over Miami. Moravian triumphed over Ithaca 20 to 13 in a slate of college football scores.
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Nego Fined For Unauthorized Dumping In Rockville
Charles Hall of Rockville was fined $20 and given a suspended 30 day jail term in Rockville Police Court on a charge of unauthorized dumping. He pleaded guilty before Trial Magistrate Alger Y Barbee after being accused of dumping garbage on October 2 along the road between Cloppers and Germantown.
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Germantown
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Woman with Mink Coat in Welfare Case Seeks Relief
New York dispatch reports Welfare Commissioner Benjamin Koeing stated the department would aid a woman described in testimony as having received a $40,000 divorce settlement while wearing a mink coat. After a 90 minute conference, officials deem her eligible for relief and plan day care for her five-year-old, with the woman pledging to pursue gainful employment. The investigation links to New York City's relief program. An average of $662 was paid on 45 Maryland Angus lots at a Timonium sale, with a top of $4,000 for Erics Pride Lassie sold to Timber Grove Farm, Owings Mills. seven head averaged $662.
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Fielding
State Department of Social Welfare
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Timonium
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Erics Pride
Cold Saturday Farms
Timber Grove 2
Owings Mills
Tyrconnel Farm
Knoxville
Maryland
Mummers Clean Up In Keedysville Halloween Prank
Keedysville Maryland faced a post parade mess as revelers left the village dump spread around town after residents joined the Mummers Parade in nearby Hagerstown. The prank prompted cleanup across streets and alleys as authorities assessed the damage and residents cleaned up the litter.
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Keedysville
Hagerstown
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