Devereux says no promises on tax cuts in race
Baltimore AP report notes Republican James P. Devereux stating he has made no promise of immediate or early tax reductions if elected Maryland governor. He favors rebates if surpluses arise and accuses Democrat J Millard Tawes of avoiding issues and misrepresenting facts. Devereux cites GOP platform backing tax rebates during surplus years.
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James P
Devereux
Ius E Campaign
Morday
J. Millard Tawes
Maryland
Herbert R. O’conor
McKeldin
Civitan head speaks on education in Raleigh area talk
International Civitan President John B Bond of Clarksville Tenn told about 78 attendees representing ten clubs in Virginia Maryland and Pennsylvania that American schools are the finest in the world. He urged emphasis on quality and quantity of youth education and praised the nation building value of education. District Governor Harry Madden Arlington Va described plans to grow district membership. The meeting at the Francis Scott Key Hotel was led by Raymond E. Bowers Jr. Frederick club president.
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Virginia
Pennsylvania
Maryland
John B. ‘Bond
Clarksville
Tenn
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Austin Peay State College
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Socrates
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Lincoln
Henry van Dyke
Imen
Harry Madden
Alexandria
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Raymond E. Bowers Jr
Frederick Club
Chambersburg
Arlington
Hagerstown
Bethesda
Westminster
Wheaton
Cumberland
Hyattsville
Frederick
Washington Officer Wounded by Vagrant in Garage
Police say Pvt. Walter L. Young was shot in the upper abdomen after a vagrant, Samuel Taylor 34, wrestled away the officer’s pistol in an Embassy Dairy garage. Taylor was arrested five blocks away, admitted the shooting, and led investigators to the hidden gun.
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Washington (Ap
Samuel Taylor
Walter L. Young
Washington Hospital
Taylor
Court News and Local Real Estate Transfers
Court records show a marriage license for Edward S. Tomlin 23 of Charles Town and Dorothy Louise Bainter 16 of Millville. Property deeds list Taney B. Kaufman to Brosius Homes Corp. $10 city. Richard E. Zimmerman and wife to E. W. Ausherman Inc. $10 city. Thomas Glass and wife to Nelson R. Bohn and wife $10 city. A cow disrupts a cowboy western at Royersford outdoor showplace as handlers corral it back to the stockyard.
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Charles Town
W. Va
Dorothy Louise Bainter
Millville
Taney B. Kaufman al
Brosius Homes Corp
Richard E. Zimmerman
E. W. Ausherman Inc
Thomas
Glass
Nelson R. Bohn
Royersford
Slaughter House Yard
Slaughter House
Weather Outlook Reverses East Warmth Next 30 Days
The Weather Bureau forecasts a shift in the national pattern with the East warmer and much of the West cooler over mid September to mid October. Expect above normal temperatures in the Southeast Texas and from the Ohio Valley to the Middle Atlantic, near normal in New England and eastern Great Lakes states, and above normal precipitation between the Appalachians and the Continental Divide with subnormal rains in the Southeast and far Southwest. Local reports note community meetings and events in Emmitsburg and Hampstead as part of routine notices.
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Maryland FFA rises at Eastern States Exposition
Maryland FFA members won top prizes at the 123rd Eastern States Exposition in Springfield Massachusetts with the poultry judging team taking first place. Individual honors went to Arthur Johnson James Kemp and David Miller of Damascus Middletown and Frederick High Schools along with Walter Burdette of Gaithersburg and others. The Maryland dairy products team also earned several awards as 375 members from 12 states attended the awards dinner at Agawam High School.
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Fred‘erick High School
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Gaithersburg
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Lon Smith
Rome
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England
Rex Rogers
Dale Evans
Wise Choice Missing Books Stirs Church Bulletin Humour
In San Diego a College Avenue Baptist Church bulletin note jokes about two long missing library books named How to Pick a Wife and How to Choose a Husband. The notice asks for their return with gratitude.
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San Diego
Calif
College Avenue Baptist Church
Social Security and Grange News in Maryland
David Miller and others from Middletown Damascus Frederick Mt. Airy Gaithersburg appear in a feature on Social Security, retirement and pensions. L. E. Tolley and Ray Henry discuss programs, state laws, and how federal funds affect checks and public assistance in Maryland and nearby states.
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Stewblind
Marie Reese
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Edgar Ripley
Tie
Home Economics
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Kenneth Barker
C. Millard Filer
Dblind
Iesse Weddle
Hoffa Resists Cleanup Push as Monitors Move to Enforce
Hoffa clashed with Kennedy as monitors said they will seek a federal court order to oversee Teamsters reform. Martin F. O'Donoghue announced plans to file a complaint Wednesday alleging Hoffa is not cooperating in the court ordered cleanup while Hoffa defended his efforts before the Senate Rackets Committee. In other news jockey Bill Murphy was injured at Belmont Park after a fall. his condition was reported as very good.
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Washington (Ap
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James H. Hoffa
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Belmont Park
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Mayor D Alesandro Injures Finger While Campaigning
Baltimore Mayor Thomas D Alesandro campaigning for the U S Senate arrived in Hagerstown with a bandaged right hand after suffering two severe finger injuries when an enthusiastic companion slammed a car door. The report notes his vigorous handshaking campaign style. Ohio ranks 15th in live weight cattle and calves production in the same brief note.
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Thomas D’alesandro
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U.S. Senate
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