O Mahoney Proposes Tax Breaks For Small Firms Amid Deficit Fears
Senator O Mahoney urges tax exemptions for small and independent corporations arguing profits near 20 billion may fund foreign aid recovery and defense. He warns against deficit financing to avoid aiding Communists, citing proposed limits like 50 000 to 100 000 on profits. Harvard economists Slichter and Harris testify to the committee.
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Cees
O'Mahoney
Business Unite
Arte Buainese
Harvard University
Sumner H. Slichter
Seymour Harris
Flanders End
Obituaries From Hagerstown Area Include Rowland Lowman Hill
Obituaries report the death of John (Dink) Rowland of 945 Maryland Avenue at 3 pm Saturday from a heart attack aged 18. Survived by wife Katherine J and daughters. funeral arrangements pending. Also note the deaths of Howard Maria Lowman aged 70 of Mangansville and Mary Dolly Hill aged 74 of Keedysville with services scheduled at Suter and W. T. Norment Funeral Homes respectively. The passage includes details on surviving relatives, church affiliations, and interment locations.
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John Rowland John (Dink) Rowland
Maryland Avenue
Washington County Hospital
Satur
St James
Deing
John
Mary Rowland
Eounte Council
T.O
St. Mary's
Katherine J
Harry Heiberger
Lynwood Brown
Richard Cooper
Richard Hebege
Suter
Simon Keneey
Funkstown Cemetery
Howard Maria. Lowman
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mangansville
Chambersburg
Fort London
F. Andj Margaret Young Lowman
Salem Reformed Church
The
Odd Fellows of
St. Thomas, Pa
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Philadelphia
Carrie Hawbecker
Lowman
Paul D. Lowman
Rabway
Harry Angle
Hagerstown
John Hassler
James Lowman
Seattle
Wash
A. K. Coffman
Mary Dolly ‘Hill
Mary Dolly Hill
Keedysville
Marlowe
Springer
Chestnut Street
Shiloh
Harry L. Febl, Jr
F. Berry Plummer
Long Meadow Cemetery
Colder Weather Is Due Tonight
Weather across the nation shows a drop to seasonal low temperatures as a East moving storm from the Rocky Mountains drives winds up to 73 mph in Springfield and brings up to four inches of snow to Kansas and Nebraska. Miles City Montana records two below zero while Omaha 28 Chicago 31 New York 50 Miami 67 Memphis 41 reflect varied readings. Some areas note heavy showers in the Pacific Northwest and rain in the Atlantic States as colder air moves in.
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Midwest
Springfeld
Rocky Mountains
Kansas
Nebraska
Pacific Northwest
Atlantic States
Miles City
Mont
Omahe
Chicago
New York
Miami
Memphis
Pacific Coast Ports Reopen After Longshore Strike
Five unions halted a five day coast wide stoppage as shipowners guaranteed no jurisdiction conflicts and yard dispatchers stay intact. Longshoremen secured a 18 cent wage rise to 1.82 an hour and docks resume work on about 280 ships amid lifted embargoes and a resumption of loading.
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San Francisco
Ite
Geat
AFL Sailors Union of the Pacific
AFL
Mey
CIO
Associat ‘Ion
American Shipowners Association
Longstoremen
Dew
Trembler Causes Minor Damage Across Southern California
A small earthquake centered about 100 miles east-southeast of Palm Springs caused scattered damage such as broken windows and a split water tank but no deaths or major destruction. Seismologists from Caltech deem it minor, with intensity well below the 1906 quake, as readings traced to a desert and mountain region spanning from Santa Barbara to Las Vegas.
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Los Angeles
California
ESC
Notre ‘Dame
Palm Springs
Charles Richter
California Institute of Technology
San Francisco
Santa Barbara
Fresno
San Diego
Era Centro
Colorado River
Las Vegas
Nav
Here
Grand Jury Deliberates Spy Case Amid High Tension
The New York grand jury weighs a spy case linked to hidden documents about Communist influence. President Nixon, returning from Miami, vows the upcoming hearing will reveal whether agents exposed sensitive materials. The case, tied to the Un-American Activities Committee, seeks to determine possible international repercussions.
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Akins Island
Paouthez
Jamaica
Nixon
Miami
Washington
Stripling
Summer Welles
New York Alanders
Tns
BSY
Un-American’ Activities” Committee
FBI
Berlin voting amid Soviet pressure and Cold War rhetoric
Berlin polls faced a politicized turnout with West and East factions urged by leaders to vote against communism while Soviet authorities denounced the ballot as chaos. Communist influence and detentions colored the day as German parties united to call the election a plebiscite for freedom service.
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Dasteweat Struggie
Pola
Berlin
Germany
Bor
England
The
Soaviet
Russia
Skymaster ferry disaster notes and rescue search updates
Contained OCR fragments describe Navy and Air Force search efforts after a Skymaster transport ditched near Johnston Island while ferrying 36 passengers from Okinawa to Spokane. Engine trouble and ditching reports are logged, with multiple ships and planes scouring 2,000 square miles of ocean and relaying acknowledgments from Johnston Island time. Further text references Ernest Reuter and a 1947 political vote, but context is unclear.
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Ravenman
Honolulu
Johnston, Island
Air Force
Johnston Island
Skymaster
Okinawa
Spokene
Johnston
Mayor Sweeney Not A Candidate
Mayor Sweeney Not A Candidate argues for tax cuts in 1948 and cites substantial city growth in Hagerstown. It claims past ten years brought major upgrades to streets parks and utilities and urges continued progressive leadership and council cooperation.
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Hagerstown
Ha Rerstown
Fragmentary protest on rent burdens and landlord repairs
A fragmentary speech laments taxpayer burdens and balks at ordinary repairs. The speaker notes a past major contribution to easing burdens for the little man and criticizes rent increases under the Federal Rent Law.
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Satttle
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Alzo- Ia
Howard 'D. Lowman
G. I
Wilts
Herald-Mail
Fleigh
Motor Corp
Geiger’s
F. Antisiam St
Pacific Coast
N.Y
Selestion
Ernest Reuter
Reutér
Hiagor
Sweeney
Pagen
Hataxpayer
Fas
Galatia
Tulce
Chile
Santa
Clausi
Ant
Santa Claus
Wreter
W.T. Grant’ Co
W. Washinater
Hagerstown Exchange
Frederick
A. B. Collinus
Alex. Brown & Sons
Ong Amberlin Co. OF
America
Arittetam
Credit Service, Inc
Arta Bidy
Potomac
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