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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1937
Page
7
Washington observers link the 1937 tax law changes to market weakness. A tax attorney argues that forcing liquidation of personal holding companies, once used to shield gains, could depress stock values. Treasury officials caution against attributing the drop solely to tax policy while noting potential gains from tax-loss harvesting.
The Colorado River Aqueduct in California, 392 miles long with distribution, costing about 220 million dollars, will be 65 percent complete this month. It stretches across the state from the Arizona line to service southern California cities in the water district. Ninety five miles of tunnels are finished and 104 miles excavated.
David Kalakaua Kawananakoa, grandnephew of Hawaii’s last king, faced Honolulu police over the death of Arville Kinslea, 22, his common law wife. Her body was found wrapped in a sheet, propped in a chair with lacerations possibly from crockery, and Kawananakoa was held for questioning.
Roland Toms, a farm youth from near Walkersville, was admitted to Frederick City Hospital Tuesday night with facial lacerations after being attacked by a cow on his father's farm. His condition is not considered serious.
Dr Ira Darling and Mrs Darling hosted a Sunday tea in their home on October 17 from 4 to 7 to honor C Lowndes Bennett and William J Knauff retiring after over forty years at Springfield State Hospital for the Insane. Guests included Senators, doctors, and here is a list of callers.
The note suggests pressing cottage cheese through a fine sieve to remove moisture before using it as a cream cheese substitute. Readers are advised to request advertised articles.
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