Eisenhower backs 40 billion tax cut plan
New York June 12 Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower quoted favoring a 40 billion dollar tax cut over two to three years through economy and deficit reduction. He met New York GOP delegates outlining a two point domestic program and discussing world peace. He urged ending deficit spending and restructuring government per Hoover Council ideas and criticized a 5 billion dollar 1953 budget.
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Dwight PD
Eisenhower
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Russia
Sycamores Hit By Blight In Maryland Regions
District Forester William H. Johnson reports sycamore and Oriental Plane trees in Hagerstown and across the state are suffering a blight. Wet conditions encourage fungi, causing leaves to drop. Recommended control includes Bordeaux mixture spraying before leaf-out, at early growth, and when leaves are half grown, plus removing dead limbs to curb spread.
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Odd Fellows Election Set At Temple Tonight
The Gilead Encampment No. 1 of Odd Fellows will hold its annual officer elections this evening at eight o'clock in the Odd Fellows Temple. All members are urged to attend and refreshments will be served.
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Odd Fellows Temple
W M Railway Coal Freight In May Shows Big Gain
Western Maryland Railway reports May gains with coal freight up 27 percent to 1.475 million and overall gross revenues about 1.19 million, up 10 percent from May 1951. net income estimated at 1.455 million after taxes and charges, improving on 1951. first five months earnings around 2.0 million vs 2.12 million prior year.
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Western Maryland Railway
William E. Scripps Dies Publisher of Detroit News
William E. Scripps 70 longtime publisher and president of the Evening News Association died at his country estate near Lake Orion after a heart ailment and prolonged respiratory illness. His death headlines a leadership era for Detroit news media and the Scripps press family.
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Prayer for TSYDAY in Newberry College greeting
Heavenly Father of all mankind teach us to become missionary messengers of thy goodness Spread the gospel of salvation far and near that those who do not know thee may come joyfully to the throne of thy divine grace Give us power to proclaim everywhere the name of Jesus Christ thy Son Amen James C Kinard Newberry S C president Newberry College
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Newberry
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Newberry College
Ruling Could Curtail Film Censorship Power in Maryland
Baltimore June 12 The Attorney General Hall Hammond issued an opinion limiting the State Board of Motion Picture Censors. He suggested censor powers should be narrowed and that obscenity rules rely on generally accepted standards. The letter favors legislation to ensure obscene or indecent films cannot be shown.
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Permits Required for Minors Working in Summer Jobs
Parents and employers must ensure minors under 18 obtain work permits before employment. Exceptions cover agricultural and domestic work. A duplicate birth certificate and a health exam are required, with age specific limits on hours. John Nimick urges compliance and provides details on permissible work and permits.
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Hancock
Robbers Seize Manhattan Hotel in Early Morning Heist
Three armed men commandeered the Hotel Ameroom in Manhattan at 4 a.m. and robbed at least 24 guests and staff during a three hour operation. They controlled the night manager and elevator operator, took cash from the register totaling 102 dollars, and plundered jewelry and cash from arriving and departing guests before fleeing.
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Governor Fine Denies Story In Baltimore Sun
Governor John Fine of Pennsylvania denies any plan for a meeting between Pennsylvania Maryland and Michigan Republican delegates to influence the presidential nomination. The Baltimore Sun reported the idea via an intermediary not identified. Polls show Pennsylvania’s 42 votes split among Eisenhower Taft and uncommitted. Maryland’s 24 votes and Michigan delegates also factor into the contested arrangement.
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Naval Reserve unit to hear Lt Godlove on navigation aids
Lt j g Godlove speaks at the regular Naval Reserve meeting at Vat Bay in the Strole Wright Building Armory. The program includes films on navigational aids and lightships plus a talk on the Uniform Code of Military Justice. All naval reservists in the area invited to attend.
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West Berlin Talks On New Red Squeeze Discussed
In West Berlin, June 12 the Allied High Commission met amid blockaded tensions to discuss the new Soviet pressure around the isolated western enclave. Bonn sent its finance minister to chart federal aid for West Berlin's endangered industry and sustain Allied backing for West German liner services.
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Chinese Reds Hit On Western Front
Chinese Reds flared on two western front hills near Cherwon forty eight miles north of Seoul. Allies and Chinese forces traded heavy artillery and burning fuel as Red troops pressed to stall an Allied advance. An Allied officer called the action probably the bravest thing this week as fighting intensified around Cherwon.
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Beer and spirits sale at Bikle's Liquor Store closes with free parking
Three quarts of beer priced at one dollar and free parking offered near Churveh Street. Pabst Rice Ribbon and Va. Gentlemen Bourbon noted with prices around one dollar ten cents. Store advertises no hassle charge and free parking space at Ow. Churveh Street.
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Scientists Weigh Best Use for The Many Electric Brains
Washington June 32 scientists study how to deploy large electronic computers. About 47 plant size units may exist within a year or so with ENTAC at the University of Pennsylvania earlier. The National Bureau of Standards hosted a wide gathering of mathematicians physicists and scholars on coordinating machine use. Machines perform vast mathematical work enabling faster computations, with costs from a half million to a million dollars each. Agencies using them include Atomic Energy Commission military services and the Army Map Service. The first supercomputer appeared at Harvard before World War I, the Mark 1, a mechanical and electronic hybrid. ENTAC could run 10 times faster than mechanicals. Analysts estimate staffing needs for operation and problem solving across several roles.
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X rays via TV screen may detect early cancers
Chicago June 12 reports a TV screen X-ray method for low dose imaging. University of Chicago physicist Robert J. Moon describes pictures that could reveal early cancers and aid bone setting while offering mass survey potential. The device promises safe, clearer pictures with reduced radiation. Neighbors report a 1 million pound pet hodent on the loose, prompting a dog hunt as patrolmen joined in. A spotted hound tangled in brush was found. a warden-torent storm is noted.
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Robert J. Moon
University of Chicago
Sambo
Language difficulties in Eskimo teaching and X ray imagery
Winnipeg Bishop Mark Tas Craine notes it takes long to teach northern Eskimos the difference between Koordenar meaning Churchill and tanksiarvik meaning church. Once learned they remember, using rays through a pinhole to form patterns and images on a screen for medical viewing and recording.
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Mark Tas Craine
Chirchill
6 Chairs No Waiting Central Barber Shop Ady
Bottled beer 12 for 1.27 Gunnell's Liquor Store at the corner of Franklin and Jonathan Streets in Ady promotes prices and services for looks and grooming.
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Bill To Extend Wartime Powers Stalls In Senate
Washington June 12 The Senate stalled on extending the President's wartime emergency powers after House approval. The bill would preserve limited seizure authority abroad while removing peacetime powers, with debate over temporary extension as Chairman McCarran moves to time the measure. The House previously approved the bill 286 to 0, while implications for fuel and rail power remained debated amid Truman era tensions.
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Truman
House
Holdup Victim Dies Of Wounds
In Baltimore a druggist was killed during a holdup attempt at a Welah Road drug store. The assailant demanded cigarettes, then turned on Mrs. Plowman when confronted. He shot twice, and the wounded man died early today in a hospital. Police report an attempted robbery left one suspect injured or apprehended.
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Center Lining of State Maintained Roads Under Way
State Roads Commission crews are working in Washington County on re lining of white edge markings along Route 40 between Hicerstawin and Harenek. The project aims to renew the lane markings across about a dozen miles of state maintained roads, with plans to complete white line renewals on all such roads this fall.
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Harenek
Young Soldier Sentenced to Die for Dual Slaying
In Nuembere Germany a U S Army court martial sentenced Richard A. Tacelbergzer to death for the Rhine slaying of two German civilians after an evening drinking session. Earlier, co-defendant Hagelberger received a death verdict. another associate, Pyt Tolin, had been condemned previously for his role. The trial recessed to determine the final penalties.
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Local Graduate Accepts Position With Well Telephone Co
Rawin Baviner of Keedysville son of Mr and Mrs Howard Burter has graduated from the University of Maryland and accepted a position with the Well Telephone Co in Washington. The notice appears in the Everyday in the Week section with advertising for Spachetti Sauce and Piazza Pies from Corsi Market at 691 West Washington Street, phone 2189.
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Terrified Anti-Red Prisoners Tell Of Comrades Seized By Communists
Report recounts anti-Red prisoners describing comrades seized by Communist forces in Korea. Units claimed to be relocating prisoners to new compounds, with many feared dead or wounded in early transfers and clashes.
Man from Pennsylvania vents at Maryland auto license laws
A Pennsylvania man working in Maryland harshly criticizes Maryland auto license regulations. He asserts state rules punish robbers more than criminals, suggests plans to defy licensing, and claims tax and vehicle plate disputes tied to his cross state work history and prior Pennsylvania purchase. The report notes cross border regulatory tensions and legal implications.
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Maryland
Washington
Maddie Hiver
Ike Believed To Have Impressed State GOP Delegates
Maryland convention coverage notes reactions to the presidential race as delegates from the state weigh support for leading candidates. Proposals show split views on who benefits from a party shift with Sens. Vaett and other figures shaping credential committee plans and potential outcomes for the upcoming national convention.
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Sen. Vaett
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Otter
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Deeley
Son Bubler
Yate
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Moikeldin
Riding Club Cancels Community Ride Event
Local riding club announces cancellation of a Sunday show and related events at Wenges Mail. Remaining listings include a rummage sale on Bravilaw near Bravukiin Street and a beauty salon ad offering permanent treatments, with contact numbers provided.
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