Bank Favored In Tax Case In Baltimore
The Farmers and Mechanics Citizens National Bank won an appeal before Associate Judge S Ralph Warnken of the Supreme Bench of Baltimore. The ruling held that novelties used in the bank's advertising are exempt from sales tax and that charges for special checking accounts are for services, not sale of property. The case challenges Maryland Retail Sales Tax Act assessments on advertising novelties and on check book charges.
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Farmers and Mechanics Citizens National Bank
S. Ralph Warnken
Supreme Bench of
Baltimore
Comptroller
Warnken
Maryland
National Bank Act
Congress
Wamken
Trading Quiet New York Autos Gain as Market Edges Higher
The stock market moved unevenly in quiet trading as autos helped push the market into modest gains this afternoon in New York. Investors waited for signs on economic data and corporate results while trading volume remained light.
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New York
Cornerstone Ceremony Held for Calvary Methodist Educational Building
The cornerstone laying for Calvary Methodist Church's new educational building took place Sunday at noon. Rev. Ralph M. Sharpe led the ceremony with Guy E. Kelly assisting. Church officials placed copies of bulletins, commission minutes, and newspaper articles in the cornerstone. The assembly sang The Church's One Foundation Is Jesus Christ Her Lord before prayers and Psalm 24, then the benediction.
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Calvary Methodist Church
Ralphm. Sharpe
Guy E. Kelly
C. Grayson Stevens
John Engelbecht
Hilda Haller
Commission On Education
R. Ames Hendrickson
Board of Trustees
H. Blue
Gun Recovered After Theft Shocks Local Property
State Police say a 12 gauge shotgun stolen from the Richard Boutelle property on Old Hagerstown Road near Myersville was found Saturday in its leather case in the driveway. Police theorize the thief returned the gun after learning of the investigation and fled, leaving the undamaged weapon where it would be found.
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Tic
Henry J. Stafford
Richard Boutelle
Hagerstown
Myersville
Boutelle
Stafford
Boutelie
Manpower Central to Maoist Strategy Orbits Red China
Report from Hong Kong cites communists and Mao Zedong writings claiming manpower, not bombs, wins wars. Sources say commune members were briefed that nuclear weapons may destroy cities, but manpower is required to occupy and govern them.
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Hong Kong
Mao Tze-tung
Red China
Mao
Price Reelected Chairman of Head Board Of Associates
Price of Frede reelected for a second term as chairman of the Head Board Of Associates. The group met at Fox Alumni Headquarters in Ilam with a buffet at the President's House and adopted a new slate including Earle W. Smith as vice chairman and Miss Catherine A. Thomas as secretary.
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R. Price
Frede
Fox
Andrew G. Truxal
R. Paul Smith
G. Bunter Bowers
John E. Schell
Hood
Harold Hooper
Hooper
India
Lucille Norman
Drector
Adihe
Board of Associates
Price
Carl J. Arnold
Akron
William M. Storm
Frederick
Storm
City seeks firms to offset PE loss due to move
Mayor Ramsburg said Frederick cannot retain Potomac Edison and that the company will relocate its central office to Washington county in the 1963 tax year. He urged attracting new industry to replace the lost $40,000 in tax revenue and noted the move was based on a company study and a unanimous consensus.
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Jacob R. Ramsburg
Washington County
Frederick
Ramsburg
Potomac Edison
Hagerstown
Kline Named Chairman for United Nations Week in Fred
Mayor Ramsburg announces Richard F. Kline local contractor as chairman for United Nations Week in Fred. Week of October 23 designated United Nations Week with United Nations Day on October 24. Citizens urged to show faith in and support for the United Nations. clubs churches and schools urged to plan programs and sermons promoting peace and observance.
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Jacob R. Ramsburg
Richard F. Kline
United Nations
Fred
Noisy Burglar Captured After Tavern Break‑In
Police nab Harold Lloyd Jones of East Patrick Street Hagerstown for breaking and entering and larceny at Town House tavern on South Market Street. About 2 50 a m he allegedly smashed a rear window, took money from the cigarette vending machine totaling 220, then fled. Charles McKenzie runs the tavern in the basement of the first block building.
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South Market Street
Harold Lloyd Jones
East Patrick Street
Hagerstoun
Jones
Oh. *F
Dinterman Sum
Harry Philips
Richard Ruibvin
Town House
Charles McKenzie
Patrick Street
Opera House razing set to finish by October 25
Ford Construction Company expects the Opera House part of City Hall demolition to end by October 25, with contract nonextendable until November 1. Weather permitting the job should wrap a week early, areas reopened, and the Mechanics Citizens Bank driveway block ended after seven hours.
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Opera House
City Hall
Charles Ford
Ford Construction Company
Wors
Ford
and Mechanics Citizens Bank
Tors
Hall
Unitas and Pappas Named Cochairs of Kennedy Sportsmen Group
John Unitas of the Baltimore Colts and Milt Pappas of the Orioles were named among the cochairmen of a National Sportsmen for Kennedy Committee. Other Maryland sports figures include Gene Lipscomb Alan Ameche Buddy Young Ron Hansen and Ron Waller.
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Chicago
John Unitas
Baltimore Colts
Milt Pappas
Baltimore Orioles
Kennedy
Colt
Maryland
Gene
Big Daddy) Lipscomb
Alan Ameche
Colts
Buddy Young
Oriole
Ron Hansen
Ron Waller
Los Angeles Chargers
University of Marylan
Eisenhower Opens U S Tour On Campaign Swing
President Eisenhower begins a cross country speaking tour as part of the 1952 campaign. He is greeted at Detroit Metropolitan Airport and will travel to Minnesota Missouri California and Texas with stops in Abilene San Francisco San Diego and Houston. The tour aims to boost support for the president before Election Day.
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Detroit
Eisenhower
Metropolitan
L. L. Colbert
Assoc.al
Fer Corp
Harry A. Wallon
Re House
Red Wing
Minn
Hiawatha
Mississippi River
Abilene
Kan
New
Eisenhower Library
Stae
Denver
Colorado
California
Commonwealth Club
San Francisco
San Diego
Houston
Tex
Ricer Institute
Nixon Sticks to Quemoy Matsu Stance in Hartford Speech
Vice President Richard Nixon defended the Quemoy Matsu position, accusing Kennedy of shifting policies and warning that surrender of any territory to the Communists leads to defeat. He told a Bushnell audience that the world could not tolerate concessions and urged supporters to mobilize for the campaign.
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Hartford
Conn
Richard M. Nixon
China Islands
John F. Kennedy
Nixon
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Quemoy
Matsu
Formosa
Free World
Bushnell Memorial Auditorium
Paul Beckwith
Busweil
Hiis
Kennedy Denounces High Interest Policy In Ohio Swing
AP reports Senator Kennedy attacking the high interest policy he says favors banks over people. He contrasts Nixon with Hoover and links current economic woes to unemployment and farm troubles, urging focus on Cuba and global hotspots while criticizing Nixon’s stance on islands and Formosa.
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Kennedy
Sen
F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Herbert Hoover
Dayton
Ohio
Quemoy
Matsu
Guead
Cuba
Africa
U.S
Meet the Press
Nixon
Eisenhower
United States
Formosa
Richard Nixon
Mr. Hoover
Hoover
150 MPH Winds and Tidal Wave Kill 3000 in East Pakistan
Winds exceeding 130 mph and a massive tidal surge killed about 3,000 along East Pakistan’s coast. The disaster, centered on six offshore islands in the Bay of Bengal, left most survivors homeless as communications broke down and the death toll rose.
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Pakistan
Dacca
East Pakistan
API
Bay of Bengal
Pacific
Atlantic
Noakhali
Jabbar
Amin
Hatiya
Hats
Tourist Convicted Of Spying In Soviet Union
American tourist Mark Kaminsky, 26, a Jefferson Township, Michigan teacher, was convicted by a military tribunal in Kiev of spying for filming military sites and keeping coded notes. He received seven years imprisonment but was expelled after claiming repentance. He and Harvey Bennett, 26, from Tracy, California, were detained Aug. 23 en route from Moscow to Minsk and expelled at the Uzhgorod border.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Tass
Mark Kaminsky
Jefferson Township
Mich
Kaminsky
Harvey C. Bennett
Tracy
Calif
U. & State Department
Uzhgorod
U. S
Fair Craft Fund
Kiev
Moscow Radio
Bennett Tes
Ming Kaminsky
Minsk
Drunk Driving Fines Hit Under New Breathalyzer Plan
Magistrate Edward D. Storm fined Ralph B. Rainard 165 dollars for drunken driving after a .16 to .17 breath test. Rainard, a government employee from Lovellsville Virginia, was cited for driving the wrong way on North Market street. The new approach drops the county minimum and bases penalties on intoxication level using a Breathalyzer scale. By October 3 nine cases had been fined under the system, totaling about 1390 dollars.
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Edward D. Storm
Ralph B. Rainard
Rainard
Lovellsville
Pauli W. Mossburg
North Market Street
Storm
Gaithersburg
Paul Ennis
Record Number Visit Stronghold
Sugar Loaf mountain near Stronghold drew record crowds over the weekend with 1 780 visitors Saturday and 4 702 Sunday, totaling 6 452. A M Thomas, superintendent, said fall colors should remain good all week despite dry weather and increased leaf drop.
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Sugar Loaf Mountain
Mow Park
Stronghold
Tronghold
A. M. Thomas
Trade talks open in Bonn amid Soviet pressure
In Bonn Germany the Soviet Union and West Germany began trade discussions. The atmosphere carried Communist pressure against free enterprise and aligned blocs as talks opened.
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Bonn
Germany
Soviet Union
West Germany
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Paolo
Frank J. Keefer
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Pappas
Ike
New England
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Nixon Agai
Khrushchev
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