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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1959

Page

8

Terp Soccer Season Begins at Maryland with Navy Rivalry

Maryland opens the 1959 60 season at College Park with Navy as a rival and hopes for a strong run in the newly formed Atlantic Coast Conference. The Terps enter the year undefeated in 19 straight and carry a six year conference-unbeaten streak from the old Southern Conference.

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John H Stitely Named Allegany Co Assessor

John H. Stitely was approved by the Allegany County Board of Commissioners as senior assessor. He previously worked for a county office and was recommended by Anne Clerk of Ox Court Joseph E Boden. The annual salary listed is $5,200. Stitely graduated from Freder School and Southeastern Zien, D.C., and earned CPA certification after passing the exam in North Carolina in 1827.

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Riwanis Speaker and Journalism Leadership in 1952

A fragmented note highlights a newspaper executive, Mr Serril, who led National Newspaper Week in 1952. He served as a regional editor, was Pennsylvania State Chairman for Sigma Delta Chi, and past president of the Harrisburg Trade Association Executives.

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Higher Taxes Are Coming

In New York, the article warns that state and local expenses rising will push taxes higher. It notes landlords raise rents due to property tax increases and that school, sales, and income taxes follow as public services expand. The piece cites the Bureau of Labor Statistics and the Department of Commerce.

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rise in government payrolls drives record spending

The text notes fast population growth and rising government payrolls boosting costs. Civilian federal workers stay around 2.5 million while state and local employees near six million, almost double postwar levels. Pay per person climbs, pushing overall spending to record highs and likely outstripping tax revenue. Borrowing then remains the tie that binds as cuts or tax increases loom.

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Eisenhower Soaks Up Warm Sunshine at Palm Springs Golf

President Eisenhower arrives for an eight day stay in Palm Springs as he fights a cold by golfing at El Dorado Country Club. He plans another match with host George E. Allen and with guests George E. Allen William Robinson and radio duo Amos and Andy.

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President Rebounds in Sunny Retreat at Allen’s Estate

The president spent Thursday morning golfing and sunbathing in the afternoon at Allen’s estate. The White House doctor, Maj. Gen. Howard M. Snyder, said a few more days of warm sun in the dry climate should benefit the President as he continues recovery from a lingering cold.

Allen Eisenhower Labor Day White House Howard M. Snyder

Gets Car Back: It Seems Almost New After Theft Recovery

Police recovered a stolen car and returned it to its owner. The vehicle arrived with few sidewall tires replaced and a repaired rack, leaving Denver and T. E. McCloskey pleased with the recovery.

Vandomly T. E. McCloskey Denver

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