Assessment Board Outlines Program For County
Frederick Md June 23 A State tax official M J Lindsay chief supervisor of assessments of the State Tax Commission spoke before Frederick county s new Board of Permanent Assessors. He urged unassessed personal property be placed on the books by November 1 the 1938 levy date and said future years will see real estate assessments updated. The plan aims to review all property in two to five years and replace the current five year cycle with more frequent reassessments. Alfred W Gaver county supervisor warned that all property must be assessed at full value.
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Frederick
Frederick County
Board of Permanent Assessors
M. J. Lindsay
State Tax Commission
Alfred W. Gaver
Ane Promises Relief for Constipation Indigestion
A Western Maryland Railroad worker credits Ane with ending two years of constipation and indigestion and improving sleep and energy. He describes persistent gas around the heart, night symptoms, biliousness, and cites Ane as delivering two bowel movements daily. The Ane Man at Cauffman’s Cut Rate Store promotes the triple strength medicine made from natural roots and offers free health booklets.
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Merle Deibert
Western Maryland Railroad
South
Cannon Street
ANE
Cauffman
East
Washington Street
Fane
Six New York men named in tax avoidance inquiry
Treasury testimony in Washington details how six New York men used huge life insurance policies to deduct 1,482,000 from five years of taxable income. Named by Mason B. Leming are Richard E. Dwight Dr Winfield Ayres Henry W Love Lawrence Marx Joseph W Schwab and George Thoms. Policies ranged from 400 000 to 4 000 000.
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Washington
the Treasury
New York
Congressional
Mason B. Leming
Internal Revenue Bureau
Richard E. Dwight
Winfield Ayres
Jenry W. Love
Lawrence Marx
Joseph W. Schwab
George Thoms
Treasury
Dwight
Charles Evans Hughes, Jr
Morrison Shafroth
Morgenthau
Hughes
la Follette
Walsh
Dmass
Leming
Magill
Reilly Acquitted of Murder Charge in Pittsburgh Case
A jury of 10 women and two men acquitted District Attorney James A. Reilly in a Fayette County murder case. The panel deliberated under four hours after prosecutors argued the Uniontown hotelman Frank C. Monaghan was brutally beaten to coerce a confession to the slashing of County Detective John C. Wall.
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Pittsburgh
James A. Reilly
Frank C. Monaghan
Fayette
Uniontown
Fayette County
Bertillon
John C. Wall
Berry Harvest In Full Swing In Keedysville District
Berry harvest in Keedysville, the largest berry producing area in the United States, runs at peak with an expected 20 000 to 25 000 bushels. Prices hover from 5.00 to 5.75 a bushel as growers ship most of the crop by rail and truck to Pittsburgh and other cities. Yesterday 600 crates were sent out, 85 via the B and O line.
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Keedysville
United States
Pittsburgh
B. and O
Miss Morrow and Mr Morgan Marry Quietly in Maine
Constance Cutter Morrow daughter of the late Senator Dwight W. Morrow and Aubrey Neil Morgan husband of her sister Elisabeth who died in 1934 were married quietly in North Haven Maine on Tuesday. Plans for the sister of Mrs Anne Lindbergh to the son of Mr and Mrs John Llewellyn Morgan of Llandaff Wales were made quietly with no word of the couple’s plans until Mrs Morrow announced the ceremony had already occurred.
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North Haven
Constance Cutter Morrow
Dwight W. Morrow
Aubrey Neil Morgan
Elisabeth
Anne Lindbergh
John Llewellyn Morgan
Llandaff
Wales
Rail workers plan strike in Chicago wage dispute
A strike ballot was authorized by 150 delegates from five railroad brotherhoods to press for a 20 percent wage increase. Ballots will be mailed to about 300,000 members, with results tabulated July 28 in Chicago. Union officials say retroactive pay from May 1 is demanded. non-operating brotherhoods also seek raises.
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Chicago
Brotherhoods
Phillips
A. F. Whitner
Blues Fishing Boom Reported in Ocean City
Blues are running heavily off Ocean City as of June 22. Captains report large catches with multiple boats hauling scores of fish, noting a season surge and strong fishing conditions despite uncertain winds.
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Ocean City
Marlin First of Season Weighs About 190 Pounds
In an afternoon, Captain BL P Schwartz hauled in the first marlin of the season weighing around 190 pounds. Other groups reported similar catches, marking a strong start to the season.
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BL. P. Schwartz
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George Vanderbilt
Honolulu
Vanderbilt
Lucille Parsons
East Orange
N. J
Central Press
Reilly
Ezrin
Washington, DC
Ford Motor Companys
Alexandria
Detroit
Lincoln-Zepnyr V
the Motor Sales Co., OF
Hagerstown
Hagerstown, MD
Miss Morrow
Mr. Morgan
Brotherhood
Bumstead's
Voorrees
Philadelphia
Manena
Narantins
Frigidaire
Dealer
Potomac Edison CO
Hancock
Boonsboro
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