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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1950
Page
8
The News Frederick Maryland reports daily events for the city and surrounding area with local weather, crime updates, civic notices, and society notices. The brief items reflect postwar era community life in Frederick and surrounding counties.
Organized labor reeled from large campaign losses in the off year elections as Taft’s Ohio win and defeats of several Senate Democrats.
The AFL League for Political Education faced the strongest defeats as local branches backed more gubernatorial candidates. The CIO-PAC, seen by Taft as a threat to Ohio voters, performed similarly in Congressional and Senate battles. John L. Lewis fared better, while United Mine Workers Non-Partisan League offered few endorsements, largely supporting existing candidates. Lewis’s league opposed Governor William Preston.
The Point of Rocks 4-H Club met Saturday November 4 at the schoolhouse with Jo Ann Kerrigan Janet Clevenger Mary Carter Millie Lamm Mary Shave Jo Ann French and Mrs Fehr in attendance. A demonstration on making Christmas cards was given and each member made three cards. The next meeting is set for December 2.
Baltimore reports Mayor Thomas D'Alesandro urged Governor Lane to begin action at Friday's special legislative session toward reforming Maryland's rotating property assessment system. He also supported liberalizing the sales tax, proposing a 50 cent rate and removing the levy on restaurant meals.
The Baltimore Mayor urged Governor Lane to act in the upcoming special session on a 4¢ levy and sales tax reductions. He proposed drafting a bill by Friday or forming a commission with Governor-elect McKeldin to prepare legislation for the January regular session.
Yesterday Republicans announced possible Friday proposals to modify the assessment system but today the official said the matter had not been decided. Complaints about the current method came from virtually every section of the state.
Life size dinosaurs may be seen along highways in the Black Hills of South Dakota, though the terrifying figures are sculptures of the giant reptiles that once roamed the area, offering a roadside display for travelers.
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