Baltimore's New Tax Heads For '57 Legislative Block
Baltimore considers a city ordinance taxing manufacturers machinery and inventories, aiming to repeal long standing exemptions. Senator Goodman predicts a legislative block in the 1937 General Assembly. removal could lower the tax base and threaten city budget balance.
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Baltimore
Sen
Goodman
Association of Commerce
Oth
Tabor
Carl N. Eyne
Department of Legislative Reference
Man Nearly Sells Coat in Burglary Loot Auction
In Los Angeles a police tale recalls Proctor nearly auctioning his own coat after a bid reached 3.50 before he recognized his fountain pen in a socket. A wag among officers handed the coat to the auctioneer. The Panama location and Canal link appear in a cryptic aside.
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Los
Angeles
Aucin
Proctor
Gatrouk
Paname
Panama Canal
Hospital Treats Several Local Child Injuries
John A. Garrett Jr aged 18 months, from Fountain Head Road, suffered a deep cut to his left thumb when a screen door closed. Deborah Ann Snodderly, seven, of Hagerstown Route 5, injured her left ankle at school. Onia Poe of Cypress Street lacerated her right thumb needing four sutures. Pauline Black of North Prospect Street cut her left forearm on venetian blinds with sutures. Robert Lapole, 15, of Sharpsburg, was struck on the head by a stone at school requiring five sutures.
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John A. Garrett, Jr
John H. Garrett
Fountain Head Road
Washington Court Hospital
Deborah Ann Snodderly
Sherman E.snodderly
Hagerstown
Onia H. Poe
Cypress Street
Pauline
North Prospect Street
Robert Lapole
Sharpsburg
Traffic Death Toll In State At 512 Mark
The Associated Press reports Maryland’s highway death toll reached 512 for the year, with five fatalities over a weekend. Victims include infant Howard County Donnie Lee Bowling and others from Baltimore, Luna Mass, Saugus Mass, and orbital counties. A companion remained hospitalized in critical condition.
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Maryland
Donnie Lee
Sweek-ok
Glenwood
Howard County
Kenneth D. Wilson
Luna
Mass
US. 40
Ridgeville
Carrell County
Daniel G. Coates
Saugus
Henry C. Peddicord
Balitimore
U.S. 44
Patanseo River Bridge
Edward N. Reisman Jr
Orchard Beach
Anne Arundel County
Fort Meade Heights
Edward Easter
Baltimore
First Radiation Exposure Limits Drafted By Group
Washington reports that the National Committee on Radiation Protection drafted population and worker exposure limits. Led by Dr. Lauriston Taylor the group seeks to cap man-made radiation for the general population and set a working-dose formula for atomic plant employees.
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Washington
Qusar
National Committee On Radiation Protection
Lauriston
Taylor
National Bureau of Standards
American Nuclear Society
The
Bureau of Standards
Mae
Atomic Energy Commission
Public Healtht iService
American Medical Assn
Railroader Snags Two Deer In 1956 Hunting Year
Tom Myers of Western Maryland Railway maintenance reported two deer caught this year. He shot a 120 pound doe near Lost City West Virginia and a 106 pound three point buck on Sideling Hill Mountain near Hancock. He previously took a 155 pound buck near Lost City in 1955. In a separate film blurb Doris May cuddles with Louis Jourdan in a suspense thriller opening tomorrow at the Mary Janu.
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Tom Myers
Madison Avenue
Western Maryland Railway
Myers
Lost City
W. Va
Sideling Hill Mountain
Hancock
Julie
Doris May
Louis Jourdan
Jourtan
Barry Sullivan
Frank Lovejoy
Mary Janu
Tawes Seen As Next Leader Of State Auditors Body
LAS VEGAS November 4 J Millard Tawes of Maryland is in line to head the National Association of State Auditors Compellers and Treasurers after being elected first vice president over the weekend. If standard procedure holds, he will become president next year.
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Las Vegas
Lreller J. Millard Tawes
Maryland
Ni Jal Assn
Tawes
State School Head Hospital Patient in Baltimore
Dr. Thomas G. Pullen Jr state superintendent of schools was in Union Memorial Hospital Baltimore today with a gall bladder condition. A department spokesman said he entered last Friday after not feeling well for several days and would undergo diagnostic tests. He was allowed no visitors.
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Baltimore
Thomas G. Pullen, Jr
Union Memorial Hospital
Pullen
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Richerd. Widmark
Calsy Cartsens
Evarity
Harry Foo Cleaners
TER Ane Co
Che
Doris Day
Fort Ritchie
Belview Avenue
O'Clork
Fort Richie
Alexander P. S
Antietams
Paul Mentzer
Robert Brucher
Albert Lowry
Richard Hannon
Lowry
Juvenile Court
Norpine
Moller Music
M. P. Moller, Inc
Potomac Street
Silding Supplies
Cavetown Planing Mill CO
sHomne
Kenya
Congo
Odongoel
Ana Se Ceer Leer Ee
Addes
Thrills
Hiram Walker
Hiram. Walker
Kiram
Walker
Irbaia Waker & Sons Inc
Peoria
Minas
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