Senate vote trims income tax hike amid wrangling
Senate Finance Committee cut the House tax plan with a temporary measure expiring December 31. A withholding on dividends interest and royalties was dropped. The committee kept an 8 percent top tax rate and a 28.2 percent top bracket, while leaving revenue projections lower than the House.
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Finance
Senate
Finance Committee
Crapvan
al Seach
Secretary of the Treasury
McCarthy Uses Airwave to Renew Attack on Truman and Aides
Senator Joseph McCarthy charged that the Daily Worker praised President Truman in 1944 and that Truman thanked the paper. He spoke on CBS radio, citing letters and statements about State Department figures and calling for removals if his accusations prove true.
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Lincoln
Nab
Joseph McCarthy
R-Wis
Tewnpaper
Daily Worker
Truman
McCarthy
CBS
Wisconsin
Worker
Henry A
Wallace Aee
Senate
Communist Daily Worker
Hin
State Department
Phillip Jessup
John Stewart Service
Service
Jessup
America
Duran
Unifor
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Tydings
United Nations
Iran's Mossadegh Opponents Reignite After Talks Collapse
Tehran reports that Mossadegh’s foes from moderates to landowners mobilize as oil negotiations with Britain collapse for a second time. Elections loom in November December amid unrest, economic strain, and fears of National Front gains. analysts warn Western powers of continued oil disruption and possible Communist leverage.
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Tehran
Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Britain
Aucto Iranian
Mossadegh
National Front
Mossadeghi
Hidpet
Ist Tudeh
Russia
AOC
Wade
Lavi Ie
National
Mossa- Medi
Mohammed Reza Palievi
Senate approves Voice of America funding in 450000 balance
The Senate passed a broad money bill funding Voice of America at 450000 with allocations for the State Justice and Commerce departments and a 22,000 reduction in overseas information aid. The measure totals about 268 million, aligns with but falls short of White House request, and moves to conference. The report notes Lake Superior as North America’s largest lake at 91,620 square miles.
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Senate
State Department
Voice of America
Justice Department
Commerce Departments
Rania Ag
House
Senate House
North America
Superior
Eight Dead and Ten Hurt in Boulder Dam Blast
Eight men were killed or fatally injured and about 10 were hurt when a dynamite blast at a Denver dam site triggered by lightning struck workers near South Boulder Creek Canyon, 85 miles northwest of Denver. The $12 million project for the city of Denver was underway near the University of Colorado.
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Wonderva
Cole
City of
Denver
Boulder Creek Canyon
Gash
Rocky Mountains
Boulder
University of Colorado
Soyy
Paratroop Jump To Climax Carolina War Games
Fort Bragg N C April 25 a thousand paratroopers prepare to leap in a climactic assault to drive enemy forces from North Carolina in a 12 day exercise. Army Air Force air ground tactics sparks a sidelight as medical units stand by for injuries during parachute jumps.
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Fort Bragg
N. Ch
Sion
North Carolina
Adylas
Crime probes urge follow up on leads from Maryland hearings
Maryland crime investigators told local officials to pursue leads raised at hearings. Anna T. Keleher testified about her husband Rack Jarek’s syndicate links in Prince Georges County. The Senate Crime Committee, chaired by CeCe Crothers, emphasized referrals to Prince Georges and Baltimore city prosecutors.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Legislative Council
Wonan
East
Anna T. Keleher
Prince Georges County
Crothers CeCe
Baltimore City
Richard G. Moser
Senate Crime Committee
Webher
Hagerstown
Faston
Salisbury
Baltimore
Anne Armadel
Prince Georges
Calvert
Charles
St. Mary’s
Mies
Keleher
Senate Committee
Serate Topkins
Congress
O Conor
Pink again after cabbage cures blue babies mystery
A Belfast hospital case reports two children with a rare pigment disorder turning blue then pink after cabbage rich in vitamin C. Doctors gave ascorbic acid tablets. within 20 minutes the children returned to pink. The Lancet notes ongoing daily tablets. In Salisbury Maryland a September grand jury will include 27 women and 21 men, reflecting change in jury composition.
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London
Dye
Mather
Lanert
Jackie
Maureen
Belfast Children's Hospital
Herster
Salisbury
Maryland
Wicomico County
Inflation Warning From Industry Members Of WSB
Washington August 25 industry members of the Wage Stabilization Board warned of national bankruptcy amid rising inflation. The group supported a parity based escalation and wage price boosts while Safeway Stores pressed for grocery price increases. President Walter P. Reuther also cautioned against continued price wage rises calling for price rollbacks in line with living costs.
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WSB
Washington
Eumit
Ehowerver
Hidastrey Nembers
Yolalt
Walter P. Reuther
CIO
United Auto Workers
Congress
Taw-Clio
Safeway
Obituary notices from the Carroll County region
Obituaries record the deaths of Mrs. Mary Winger and Mrs. Lillian Sprankle along with survivor lists. Services for Mrs. Winger are set for Monday at 10 a.m. at the Burkholder home with burial in Breckhill Cemetery. Mrs. Sprankle, 61, died after illness in Washington County Hospital, with funeral arrangements and church services noted in Hagerstown and nearby communities.
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River Brothers
Mary
BE. Winger
Jacob J. Meyers
Greencastle
Route One
Massassell
Winger
Chambersburg
Samuel H. Markholder
John HH. Marlon
Burkholder
Lillian G. Sprankle
Lillian Gertrude Sprankle
Clyde OR. Sprankle
Lingacre Avenue
Washington County Aspital
Clay Lick
Albert
Sarah (Hose) Bartlex
Sprankle
Hagerstown
Helen Dingan
Jlacerstown
Raymotedl
Clyde Th
Holl
Sarah Stotttemyer
David Hamby
Wilsons
Mary Shank
Charlton
Hrothers
Abbert Barthes
Hopewell
Herman
Dacerstown
Ody
Hare Avenue
Church of the Brethren
Broadfording
David Ro Petre
Ralph Jeffries
Harbaughs Win Dairy Improvement Awards in Maryland
In College Park Maryland on August 25 the Dairy Improvement Association handed top prizes of 80 dollars and bronze plaques to Marylanders Starry O Harbaugh of Hagerstown and Y Richard Betts Baltimore County No 2 Association for excellence in dairy product forest and report completeness about 40 people attended the ceremony.
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College Park
Dairy Nerd Iprovement Association
Starry O. Harbaugh
Hagerstown
Dairy Product Forest
Y. Richard Betts
Baltimore County No. 2 Association
Bridges Included In Highways Under Attorney General Ruling
Baltimore August 25 Bridges are part of highways says Attorney General Hall Hammond in a ruling that could raise bridge penalties Elliott Motor Lines of Winchester Virginia faced a fine for a 27200 pound overage on a Potomac River bridge under the new interpretation A magistrate in Cumberland seeks further guidance on bridge liability and penalties under the war time weight limits Washington August 24 Senate committees approve a 74670 million aid program to bolster foreign nations against aggression and the record mentions a conference on testing developments and other items Steerl and Steenland are noted as legendary names in the text
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Baltimore
J. Mitton Dick
Cumberland
Maryland
Wylie Ford
W. Va
Hall Hammond
Hammond
Elliott Motor Lines
Winchester
Washington
Senate
Eric the Red
Steenland
A.D
Frederick County youth wins 195th Maryland Creeney Pastures title
George C. Stauffer of Waltersville, a Maryland youth from Ordere Park, was named the 195th Maryland Creeney Pastures champion. The event is held annually by the Maryland Production and Marketing Administration in Spokane, Washington, and marks a long-running fair contest.
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Ordere Park
Frederick County
George C. Stauffer
Waltersville
Mayland Production and Marketing Administration
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TA Yong
Bend
Dilk
Kentucky
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Smithsburg
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Seattle
Wash
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OPS
Wirt Reira
Tru Nan
Harry O. Harbaugh
HARCO
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New York
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Sale
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U.S
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