Tax Bill Wins Group Backing in Washington
A $4.1 billion stop gap tax bill won Senate House conference support in Washington and heads to President Truman by Friday night. The pact ends a deadlock, allows adjournment after November elections, and lays groundwork for a second installment tax rise to fund Korea war and armaments. The measure increases individual income taxes by about $3 billion annually from Oct 1, raises corporate normal taxes by $1.5 billion, and backs a future corporate excess profits tax. It also rejects a 10 percent withholding on dividends, and imposes new taxes on TV sets, quick-freezers, and slot machines while speeding corporate tax payments to boost revenue.$
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Washington
Senate House
Tromas
Congress
Truman
Rep
Doughton
D-Nc
House
Treasury
Treas
Thereday Tax Transition Plan Considered
The draft proposal contemplates a five year period and would require corporations to pay the current year's taxes within the first six months of the following year. The plan aims for a gradual shift to improved tax timing and revenue flow though specifics on implementation dates remain under study.
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Wey
Court News Property Deeded and Marriage Licenses Issued
Court records show Gordon R West and his wife transferring property to Harold D Powell and his wife for 10 dollars. Separate marriage licenses list Larry L Leeper and Alice M Meyerhoffer, both divorced, and W LeRoy Burall with Virginia E Mainhart, with ages and hometowns noted. The Mt Carmel Methodist Church hosts the annual homecoming harvest service on Sunday September 24 at 11 a m with former pastors friends and neighbors expected to attend.
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Court News
Gordon R. West
Harold D. Powell
Larry L. Leeper
Cornwall
Alice M. Meyerhoffer
Lebanon
W. LeRoy Burall
Monrovia
Virginia E. Mainhart
New Market
MT. Carmel
Mt. Carmel Methodist Church
Jaycee Octette Delights Rotary With Barbershop Program
Rotary luncheon featured Jaycee Octette performing a set of barbershop numbers including East Side West Side and Dry Bones at the Francis Scott Key Hotel Blue and Gray room. Program chairman Warner L. Brittain and pianist Joseph Elkins Jr led the event with guest Rotarians from Maryland Pennsylvania and California in attendance.
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Chamber of Commerce
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Blue and Gray
Warner L. Brittain
Joseph Elkins, Jr
Sam W. Maples, Jr
Joseph Leichert
Richard Shoemaker
Edwin Brookey
Nevin
Society For the Protection and Encouragement of Barbershop Quartets
America
Clyde M. Roney
Herbert Howard, Jr
Leesbore
Clarence R. Off
North English
Towa
Stan Dysert
Norristown
Charles Titus
West Los Angeles
Calif
Charles Horan
Francis Perrott
Robert Rothenhoeter
Hidden minerals detectable by soil and vegetation tests
A chemical analysis of topsoil and the vegetation growing on it can reveal hidden minerals buried in the earth, offering a method to locate valuable ore indications. The approach uses soil chemistry patterns and plant uptake to map mineral-rich zones across landscapes.
Jail Supervisor And Two Guards Named In Rockville
Montgomery county Manager Irv ing McNayr and the County Council announced the appointment of a new jail supervisor and three guards to replace Jailer Joseph E. Moxley and his two assistants. Moxley, 69, had held the post since 1998 and will be succeeded by Andrew C. Warming, 80, of Rockville, effective October 18. The change follows emergency legislation from the General Assembly shifting jail administrative control from the sheriff to the county council. Moxley’s assistants were John H. Wil
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Rockville
Joseph E. Moxley
Montgomery
Irving McNayr
County Council
Andrew C. Warming
Croydon Avenue
General Assembly
Sheri
McNayr
Moxiey
Hospital heads Cumberland Memorial Hospital appointment
John A. Moberly, 36, named superintendent of Cumberland Memorial Hospital by the heads at Head Hospital. Moberly, from Clearfield, Pe hoopitel, will assume duty in November, succeeding Benjamin W. Wright who has moved to Wilmington, Del. The appointment followed a selection process including ten other applicants.
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Pe Hoopitel
Cumberland’s Memorial Hospital
William A. Gunter
Board of Governor's
Moberly
Benjamin W. Wright
Wilmington, del. Hospital
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Worthla Atom Realty
Doan
Duan
Jaycee Octette
Mr. Moxley
Elgin, Gruen
Bulova
Stieff
Dolls Jewelry Store
Davis Electric Service, Inc
Philco
Motorola
Melvin M. Engle
N. Carroll
Frederick County
James V. Shaff
Ritchie Associates Finance Corporation
East Church
St. Frederick, Maryland
RONA
Lewels
Jewel
Royal Wsewelers
North Market ST
Royal Wey
Ker
Ji A
G. L. Booklund
Silver Spring
Ernest C. Ricketts
Germatown
Ralph H. Stitt
Crownsville
The
Orphans’ Court
Yours
Walter C. Jones
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
W. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Cline’s Furniture Store
Obenderfer & Son
C. C. Carty, Inc
Gilbert’s Commuters
Gilbert
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