State Tax Sources Record 18 Billion for Year Ended June 30
The Commerce Clearing House reports that the 50 states collected a record 18 billion in taxes in the fiscal year ending June 30. Sales taxes yielded 13 billion, individual income taxes 3.4 billion, and gasoline taxes 3.3 billion. States rely increasingly on property taxes and new business excise or local taxes as governments seek new revenue sources amid efforts to curb expenses.
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Commerce Clearing House
Business Law Reporting Service
Frederick area medical and recruitment updates
Listings show several local surgeries and hospital stays including Thomas E undergoing surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital and Mrs Cartier, Woodsboro, returning home after Washington County Hospital procedure. William Tyervar of Frederick operates Bills Corner Marker and Darryl Shade, five, underwent a tonsillectomy. Also notes Mrs Burmer of Locust Valley and a ninth straight month of USAF Recruiting Group success enlisting 2341 in October 1960 across eight states with a total 10737 since July.
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Wills Thomas E
Frederick
H. K. DeLauter
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Cartier
Woodsboro
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Boler
William Tyervar
Clifton
Bills Corner Marker
Darryl Shade
John Shade
West Fourth Street
Darryl
X. W. Burmer
Locust Valley
TOPAF
USAF
Washington
D. C
Maryland
Delaware
Virginia
West Virginia
Kentucky
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Air Force
3502Nd
Usaf Group
Henry B. Wilson
Olmsted Afb
North Court Street
Hospital Report Receives Admissions and Discharges
Revenue admitted to the Genital were Earl Clar Taneytown Mrs Roy Baker Thurmont Mrs John J Taneytown William C Emmitsburg Morris F Taneytown. Discharged from were Charles Ray Tanerioan Mr and infant Mrs from the P Susan Toms Carol L Humerick.
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Earl Clar
Taneytown
Roy Baker
Thurmont
John J
William C. Emmitsburg
Morris F
Birth Announcement and NATO Exercise Report
A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Eiker of Emmitsburg and others in Thurmont and Gettysburg area is noted. In Newport Rhode Island, Harold Overs, USN machinist's mate, returned aboard USS Caloosahatchee after NATO exercises in the North Atlantic.
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Elwood Eiker
Emmittsburg
Annie M
NATO
Newport, RI
Harold Overs
USN
John E. Overs
Route 1
Adamstown
Newport
Fleet Oiler
Caloosahatchee
North
Fifty Years Ago From The News Past Files November 29 1910
The statement of David L Lewis, Democratic congressman-elect, shows campaign spending of 1053.10. J H Gambrill and C E Cline lead YMCA membership drives. Miss Mary Ingle chairs the ladies committee. Presbyterian trustees elected Tyson, McCleery, Brown, McCutcheon. Mrs Donald R Hooker will speak on woman suffrage. Girls Friendly Society plans cooking and housekeeping lessons. Meeting for Friendly Visitors to assist the Society. Christmas holiday to begin early due to typhoid cases. Rev A J Gill, former M E preacher, recovering from bicycle accident surgery. Shenk's combinations defeated. Nicely's Singers beat YMCA alleys by 34 pins.
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David. Lewis
J. H Gambrill
C. E. Cline
Mary Ingle
THE
Presbyterian Church
Jacob B. Tyson
George B. McCleery
James A. Brown
William O. McCutcheon
Donald R. Hooker
Just Government League of Baltimore
Girls’ Friendly Society
Tuberculosis Society
George H. Denny
Washington and Lee University
A. J. Gill
M. E. Church
University Hospital
Baltimore
Shenk
Nicely
Twenty Years Ago From The News-Post Files 1940
Mayor Lloyd Culler and Aldermen Stup McCain and Schroeder led over 200 attendees at a meeting. The event showcased a $13,000 project by Reber Pans Sons and discussed war relief gifts to Europe. Plans were made for scenic Rt 40 areas near Frederick and Hagerstown. The Dies Committee released a 900 page communist handbook. Heavy snow hit the northeastern states as welfare budget cuts continued.
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Lloyd C. Culler
Charles W. Stup
Russell H. McCain
Herbert
S. Schroeder
I Ce
Reher Pan Sons
Hood College
Europe
Italans
Athens
Frederick
Baltimore
Draft Board
Rt. 40
Frederik
Hagerstown
Braddock Mountain
South Mountain
DIES
Communist Party
Welfare Board
Record of 1960 GOP contributions in Maryland Frederick area
The document itemizes a lengthy list of contributions to the Republican party for the 1960 general election. Numerous individuals and groups from Frederick County and surrounding districts, including Mathias for Congress committees, Nixon Dinner committees, and various local clubs, donate amounts ranging from a few dollars to several hundred dollars. Total receipts total $13,889.25.
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Republican Party
Strength for Today or Earl L Douglass The Eventual Issue
The narrative questions whether global turmoil signals dissolution or a new age. It cites belligerence in individuals reflecting wider unrest, contemplates the threat of Communism and civilization’s fate, and urges self control while recalling Washington that the issue is in the hands of God.
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Earl L. Douglass
Washington
Democratic Party Contributions Across Frederick County
A compiled list shows donations to the Democratic State Central Committee and related committees, including Kennedy Johnson Foley campaigns, totaling 6114.35 dollars. Named donors from Frederick County include Goodloe Byron, Mary Storm, Richard Zimmerans, and many individuals with varied amounts, alongside several clubs and auxiliary groups.
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Democratic Party
Democratic State Central Committee
Frederick County
Democratic Campaign Committee
Kennedy-Johnson
John R. Fitzpatrick
G. Maynard Summers
Goodloe C. Byron
J. Vernon Coblentz
Alton Y. Bennett
John F. Grove
George F. Abrecht
Harry Himes
Levis V. Myers
W. Jerome Offutt
Byron W. Thompson
Mehr H. Ramsburg
Robert Rothenhoefer
Ritchie Associates
Edward A. Crowther
Phillip H. Beard
Jeffersonian Democratic Ladies Auxiliary
Glade Valley Women’s Democratic Club
Clarence C. C. Thomas
G. L. Thomas Sr
William W. Wenner
James McSherry
Helen M. Grove
Samuel W. Barrick
A. Talbott Brice
A. Irvin Renn
Oscar Hirsch
Charles Smelser
Robert E. Clapp Jr
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Mary H. Gregory
Search Continues For Jail Escapees
The second of four Montgomery County jail escapees was captured in Rockville while two others remained at large in Takoma Park area. Police chased white sport cars along New Hampshire Avenue. one driver fled on foot after a wreck, another sped away. Thomas Crozier, 19, was recaptured driving a stolen car. a juvenile surrendered. Remaining fugitives: Richard Jarnigan, 19, of Silver Spring and John Weldon, 19, a sailor.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
Takoma Park
New Hampshire Avenue
District of Columbia
Thomas Crozier
Baltimore
Richard Jarnigan
Silver Spring
John Weldon
Santa Marta: South America’s oldest permanent settlement
Santa Marta in Colombia is noted as the continent’s oldest permanent settlement, founded in 1595, marking a historic milestone in regional colonial history. The city, located on the Caribbean coast, has grown into a key cultural and administrative center.
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South America
Santa Marta
Colombia
Deaths in area note prominent local families
Obituaries from Carroll County and nearby towns report the deaths of Mrs. Hazel N. Bloom of Winfield, Mrs. Estella Devilbiss of Taneytown, Mrs. Mary Joan Edie of White Hall, Mrs. Janney of Martinsburg, Mrs. Edith Legard of Hillsboro, Isaac Courtney Shipley of Finksburg, and Mrs. Sadie Spangler of New Franklin. Details include survivors, funeral arrangements, and church or community affiliations. Services set in Winfield, Taneytown, Purcellville, and New Franklin with interments in local cemeteries. calls and visitations noted at multiple funeral homes.
Side Glances and Obituary Notes Highlight Local Family Ties
A Church of the Brethren member from Falling Spring with eight children, 42 grandchildren, 62 great grandchildren and five great great grandchildren survives along with daughters like Mrs Beulah Zentz of Thurmont. Services are set for 10 a m Thursday in Chambersburg. William Morgan Unger of Gerardstown West Virginia dies at City Hospital Martinsburg after two years of ill health. Born October 15 1877 in the county to Daniel and Etta Abrell Unger he married Ola Combs who died 35 years ago. He was an orchard worker. Surviving are a son Herbert and two daughters and two sisters including Mrs Mazie Markle of Frederick.
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John D. Devilbiss
Estella Laura Devilbiss
Taneytown
Annie Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Isiah
Mary Rebecca Lippy Reifsnider
Ernest Parker
Elvin Study
Keymar
Myrle Devilbiss
David
Middleburg
James M. Janney
Elizabeth
Bessie) Crawford Funkhouser Janney
Martinsburg
W Va
Knott Rest
Charles Town
Janney
Kenilworth Rest Home
Winchester
Charles Fown
Mt. Jackson
Vat
Berkeley County
Frederick
Mr. Janney
Edith Legard
Purcellville
Edith Potts Legard
Hillsboro
S. Campbell Legard
Loudoun County
Round Hill
Harry C
Elizabeth Beans Potts
Legard
Daughters of the American Revolution
Lee
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Catoctin
Hall Funeral Home
Purcellilie
Isaac Courtney Shipley
Deerpark Road
Finksburg
Carroll County
University Hospital
Baltimore
Mr. Shipley
James
Martha Shipley
George A. Shipley
Waltz Funeral
Winfield
Providence Cemetery
Gamber
H. M. Waters
Friends
Church of the Brethren
Falling Spring
Beulah Zentz
Thurmont
Chambersburg
William Morgan Unger
Gerardstown
W. Va
City Hospital
Daniel
Etta Abrell Unger
Ola Combs
Herbert Unger
Funeral bids for George Albee and others fade in notices
Funeral services were held for George Donald Albee of West Seventh Street with interment at Mount Olivet. Other obsequies followed for Walter S. Haines of Woodbine and Mrs. Neile V. Stem of Sykesville, with cemetery burials in Winfield and Ebenezer. Clifton Morningstar, a well known carpenter, also funeralized. Separate wedding notes reveal further regard for the Greenawalt marriage. A Sydney transport strike halted trains and buses, causing a city jam as workers demand higher wages.
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George Donald Albee
West Seventh
East Church
Richard C. Mitchell
St. John’s Catholic Church
Lloyd B. Kennedy
George D. Miller
Tom Moore
John Calandrella
M. T. Harvey
Ralph Foe
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Mla
Etchison and Son
Waltz
Winfield
Walter S. Haines
Woodbine
Sykesville
Glenn Masser
Winfield Church of God
Walter Barnes
Arthur Conaway
Freddie Fleming
Donald Miller
Frank Pickett
Clarence Conaway
Waltz Funeral Home
Neilhe V. Stem
University Hospital
Baltimore
Paul KR. Diehl
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Ebenezer Cemetery
Melvin Hartman
Gerald Harrison
Foster Heit
A. B. Frizzell
Bryan Garriell
Alva Iglehart
Clifton QC
Morningstar
Charlotte McK
Shookstown Road
Church Home Hospital
North Market Street
Turdar
William D. Mowen
Church of the Nazarene
Linwood Price
Walter Lee
Sydney
Australia
Phone On Wheels Introduces Private Vehicle Radio Telephone
A new service called Phone On Wheels lets drivers receive calls via a vehicle radio link. Operators connect calls to specific vehicle numbers, providing a private line from the exchange to the car. The system uses a local tower near Mt. Pisgah and operates with adjustable power for county terrain. No tower or long-term contract is required for users.
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Telephone Company
McKaig Road
Mt. Plgpsant
Hagerstown
Baltimore
Frederick
Rohrer
Personal News From Carrollton and Frederick Area
Mr and Mrs Donald E Tracer announce the birth of their second daughter Toni Lynne at Frederick Memorial Hospital on November 5. Mrs Tracey formerly Louise Gaver is the daughter of J Robert Edwards. Mrs E Allen Cramer of Franklin Street has a birthday Wednesday. Sara Jane Hargett assistant secretary to the Frederick County Commissioners observes her 18th birthday today. Wilbur L Ford Jr a University of Maryland freshman returns to classes after Thanksgiving at his mother Ada Fords North Bentz Street home. The Beachley family Locust Valley hosted Thanksgiving guests including M Agnes Arnold Theodore Axline Susie Teddy Earl Joy Howard Marker Dorothy Billy Austin Marker Joy Locust Valley Mrs Molly Zimmerman West Fourth Street spent the weekend in Roanoke Virginia visiting cousin J Donald Murray recuperating after major surgery.
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Donald E. Tracer
Carrollton
Toni Lynne
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Tracey
Louise Gaver
J. Robert Edwards
Young Place
E. Allen Cramer
Franklin Street
Sara Jane Hargett
Butterfly Lane
Frederick County
Wilbur L. Ford Jr
University of Maryland
Ada Ford
North Bentz Street
C. T. Beachley
Locust Valley
M. Agnes Arnold
City
Theodore Axline
Susie
Teddy
Chewsville
Earl Joy
Middletown
Howard Marker
Dorothy
Billy
Austin Marker
Joy
Molly Zimmerman
West Fourth Street
Roanoke
J. Donald Murray
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Life
Hood
Connecticut General Life Insurance Company
Connecticut General
Calvin St. Lonr
Ezra E. Wiliams
Court House
Broadway
Parsons Newman
Stanley Y. Bennett
Null and Null
Santa Letters Avenue
Sharon, Rovert
Chuck Jene Warz
Wilur Lee Wantz Jr
News-Post
Tors
Mathias
Congress
Harry Rosenfeld
Ruth Moberly
Copley Amony Jr
Hilda Croghan
Nixon
Cora Catshall
Grace Duvall
Joseph Payne
Women's Republican Club
John A. Guy
Charles Mathias Sr
J. Howard Pew
G. J. Reqnardt
Helen Bates
Elmer Christian
G. Maxwell Armor
Robert Osburn
Ruth Wachter
Ellis Wachter
F. W. Weitzel
B. B. Shuff
A. Hart Etchison
Ames Hendrickson
Bessie Stauffer
G. Frank Thomas
Mac ™ Mathias
Ernie Tavener
Ruth Delaplaine
R. V. Darbaugh
Robert Wallace
Nixon Lodge
John Eyler
A. B. Collius
Frank and
Earl Gastley
Jacob R. Ramsburg
James A. Jones
G.O.P. Club
Emmitsburg District Committee
Paul Green
Ephriam Zimmerman
William Z
Ethel B. Renn
Frank Shook
E. C. Speaks
George Layman
Austin Murray
James Mercer
H. M. Alexander
Raymond Haugh
Dianne Schnauiffer
Bessie Gittinger
Women’s Federation
Petersville
Ruth Anna Wenzel
Jesse
Fifer
E. M. Bow Zer
Singanore
Marion Johnson
W. J. Botefer
William F_. Moran
Lester Dutrow
Chester Young
Murray Shook
Ellis Baker
W. C. Baker
Anna Derr
Susan Derr
Edna K. Grimes
Mary Eben Luckadee
Mabel M. Schwarz
Earl Remsberg
Mabel Pew Myrin
G. Hunter Bowers
Lorene Bowlus
Women’s Republican Club
Will Hurwitz
6Th District Committee
Vernon Cassell
William Wallace
J. Roger Fisher
Margaret F. Grosburn
Eric Lundgren
Jefferson District Committee
Charles S$. V. Sanner
Seli Z. Horman
Wilts DB. Remsberg
Ballenger
J. Weldon Harper
Mary Derr
Mary Grace Castle
Edith Miller
Charles King
Elizabeth Derr
Paul Derr
Helena P. Norris
Mamie
Horace Weedon
Robert H. Everitt
Mary E. Myers
Brown
Edgar F. Shannon
Thurman Trier
Naomie A. Roney
Mary Frances Roney
Carl W. Snook
Charles McC. Mathias Sr
Richard F. Kline
Howard Russell
J. Jewell Beeson
Lee Kefauver
John R. Johnson
Tony Howard
Julia A. Hammond
Glenn Swisher
Hilda B. Croghan
Paul Wise
Sterling Lenhart
Davis Snook
Robert Speck
Alton
Ruth Wiltiar
Carroll Duvall
John McHenry
Sterling Warner
Earl Hill
Buckeystown
Ada Kirk
G. 0. P. Club
Homer Miller
Catoctin District No
William P. Childs
Raymond E. Wilhelm
Lewis R. Pertebaugh
EF. Austin
Wallace Matheny Jr
Roland Long
Wallace Matheny Sr
Thomas Baumgardner
William C. Feaga
Ford Hedges
XN. G. Feaga
Aaron Horst
Joseph Brimer
George Crum
Austin Kemp
George Boyer
Alice Barker
Tuscarora
Frances Silver
William Albaugh
Milo Hooper
Denton Garst
Walter A. Martz
Walter C. Martz
Edward Farnsworth
Howard Sullivan
Harry Carbaugh
Sterling Clabaugh
Francis Sharrer
Elvin Dudley
Bernard Keefer
Bill Schwarber
Grace Dotterar
Harry Wolfe
Elenor Warner
Scott Crabbs
L. Whitmore
David R_ Stoner Jr
David R_ Stoner Sr
Calvin S. Lohr
Chester T. Zentz
Harry Boller
Lela W. Littard
Howard Damuth
Thurmont Central Committee
Edgar B. Palmer
E. Trail Mathias
Alden E. Fisher
Avrum K. Rifman
Mildred Stively
Dr. Dettham
Walker Joliffe
Joseph Albaugh
Walkersville
Charles D. Sanger Jr
Woodville
Eva Shafer
Charlotte B. Blessley
Brice Boyer
Richard Wirtz
Edgar C. Wirts Sr
H. A. Boyer
Creagerstown
Howard T. Miller
Howard L. Miller
Grayson Doub
Linganore
A. Mehri Hooper
Hauvers
Allen Browning
Algy Runkles
Noah King
Carl Shannberger
Lester Riggs
Chase Gove
Roger Delauter
Wade Runkle
Harry Main
Vernon Dixon
John Driver
Elaine Driver
Kessel Day Jr
Wilfred Runkles
William H. Browning Jr
Gertrude Engle
William H. Browning Sr
Reyburn E. Browning
Bascom
E. M. Alhalt
Emmett R. Bowlus
John A. Derr
E. Robert Bowlus
Dorothy B. Albinoe
W_ S. Roose
Alfred R. Sharpe
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Austin F. Foland
Bruce Crum
C. P. Staley
John Pleasant
J. Paul Delphey
A. Frederick City
Ernie Taverner
Murray H. Fout
Albert H. Cohen
James H. Gambrill
Carl Howe
Pierce H. Gaver
Joseph Warner
R. T. Schindel
R. Schindel
Hugh V. Gittinger Jr
Elmer Munshower
Richard B. Griffin
Edna Brent
Allen Hoffman
P. D. Drye
Frank Nicodemus
George W. Gorsuch
Preston P
Rose Lee Johnson
J. Trego Zimmerman
Helena N. Stauffer
Horace Wright
Mary Grimes
Singapore Geis Committee
Charlotte E
E. Hart Etchison
Mrs. Eliott Haines
George C. Rhoderick Jr
Harold Hooper
Bill Crum
Fran Bussard
Richard Hudson
Chester Clem
Sam Young
Margaret Zimmerman
Richard Keller
Demo Party
Charles H. Kehne
Delbert S. Nu
J. Marshall Staub
G. Horton Peace
William G. Burgee
Mrs. Elizabeth Peters
Arlene Lingg
Eving A. Tobery
Wade V. Hersey
Ruby V. Hahn
Sherman P. Bowers
Robert Leichert Sr
Lloyd R. Stup
Pascal Renn
G. A. Lough
Robert Leichert Jr
Charles E. Collins
HT. Summers
A. Owen Mercer
Peter W. Chichester
E. Austin Stoner
E. Paul Magaha
Gary Uftterback
Williamb. Burall
Phyllis I. Martin
A. Lamar Barrick
Ralph W. Boyer
Jules Shapiro
Austin Bohn
Dr. B. 0. Thomas Jr
William RB. Leichert
Linda Thompson
Robert Kennedy
Charles Wood
Wiliam Martin Storm
Carolyn J. Cox
Mary C. Hodgson
John Erlewine
Stanley ¥. Bennett
Austin Powell
F. Ross Myers
Frank S. Topper
James W. Powell Jr
Joseph D. Baker
Pauline L. Garber
Ruth Crawford
Lloyd D. Fisher
Charles Webb
Annie Goodman
Earl Ormdorff
Bertha Trundle
Susie Griffon
Mary Storm
Edgar Thomas
Johnson-Kennedy-Foley Committee
George R. Saunders
Ralph C. ‘Bloom
Hazel N. Bloom
Moundiey
Unity
Albert
Marie Dorsey
Ralph C. Bloom
James Fouche
Libertytown
Robert
Arthur Dorsey
Russell Dorsey
Howard County
Leola Bidinger
Unionville
Lillian Wolf
J. Russell Edie
Mary Joan Edie
White Hall
Maryland General Hospital
Thomas Jacey
J. Benton Spangler
Sadie Hockensmith Spangler
New Franklin
Mrs. Spangler
Sadie Hockensmith
Jacob and
Mary Jane (Keller) Hockensmith
Guilford Township
Ruby
Richard L. Greenawalt
Zion Evangelical Lutheran _Church
News and Post
Harry Spade
Mr. Greenawalt
James Greenawalt
David Kifer
Glenn Kinna
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