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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1966

Page

10

Indiana Pair Seeking Frederick Ancestors

Indiana couple reads tombstones and searches records back to 1798 to prove Revolutionary War lineage for DAR medals Mrs Doris Carter presides at auxiliary meeting. plans include Veterans Day events and district meeting with Maryland officers. U S builders installed 1 111 800 gas furnaces last year

Muncie. Inc Rederickh Herman R Carson The Sons of the American Revolution Frederick Carson Washington Ting Andrew Sewell Eleanor Beall Balltimore Sewell Missy Gene Eally Carter Virginia Muller Department of Maryland Apri Baltimore Legion In U. S

Business leaders split on tax credits amid anti inflation push

The piece notes bitterness and doubt as tax credits fade, reducing business support for the President's anti inflation plan. Henry Ford II and William Murphy publicly backed moves, while others offered tepid or selective endorsements. AT&T backed suspension, railroads urged caution amid broader industry debates.

AP Business News New York Henry Ford II Ford Motor Co William Murphy Campbell Soup Co Stuart Saunders Pennsylvania Railroad

Industrial tax credit suspension sparks mixed views on anti inflation

Wall Street welcomed the anti inflation move while later judgments scaled down approval as psychologically important. Business groups clash over suspending tax credits with concerns about fairness and effectiveness. Some push for universal tax hikes, others warn credits are a fragile spur. Johnson promotes flexible steps, speeding tax payments and spending cuts. Post election measures may surprise with further flexibility.

L Industries Wall Street Chamber of Commerce Chamber National Industrial Conference Board Johnson

Dental Products Monopoly Charged

The Justice Department filed three suits in U S District Court at Philadelphia charging the nations three largest dental product manufacturers with creating a monopoly by becoming the biggest retail distributors of dental supplies. Pennsalt Chemicals Corp S S White Co Dentists' Supply Co Ritter Pfaudler Corp were named with related acquisitions and mergers. The suits seek divestiture of acquired assets.

Washington Justice Department Department U. S. District Court Philadelphia Pennsalt Chemicals Corp S. S. White Co Dentists’ Supply Co New York York Ritter Pfaudler Corp Rochester N. Y Dentist

250 Truckloads Of Dirt Is Too Much

John and Frances Diciero sued the University of Cincinnati and contractor Frank Bartello for 13500 dollars after an excavation project dumped about 250 truckloads of dirt rock and shale on their Cincinnati property following a request for two loads. They claim breach of contract and danger to nearby homes and seek costs to remove the pile and repair property.

Cincinnati, Ohio John Diciero Frances Dicieros University of Cincinnati Frank Bartello Bartello

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