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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1951
Page
3
In a Washington commentary, experts argue that excess profits taxes and higher corporate rates hurt smaller, weaker firms during deflation and postwar adjustments. They warn mergers and layoffs may rise as smaller companies struggle to refinance and compete.
The article discusses tax policy debates in Congress and the potential effects of higher excess profits taxes on incentives. It also notes recorded deeds: Amos A. Holter sells a 219 acre Bradley Dutrow farm near Route 240 to Robert and Barbara Barrett for about 28000. Raymond Nusbaum sells seven and three quarter acres in New Market to Allen Kinsey for about 4000. Also a line on New Mexico housing units in the National Park System.
The Carrell Garden Club staged the fourth annual show at New Windsor Presbyterian Church drawing over 200 visitors. Frederick Flower Show winners judged by Mrs. T. Stuart Haller led to numerous class wins in horticulture arrangements miniatures and table displays with entries from Union Bridge Uniontown McKinstry Mills and local residents.
Dried grasses win first and second. Mrs Randall Spoerlein and Mrs Walter Bower place. Flower hats win third with Mrs Donald Sipes. Mrs William Hoffman chairs the show and Misses Udon Buss Mildred Zumbrun Dorothy Zumbrun Evelyn Fuss Mrs Myers Englar and Mes William McKinstry manage the punch bowl.
Maryland State Roads officials announced Rockville's new bypass is expected to open around mid October. The $179,502 project reroutes Route 240 traffic away from Rockville's business district to ease congestion on Main Street.
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