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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1951

Page

14

Senate Asked To Add 3 Billion To Tax Increase

Washington headquarters report that the Truman administration urged the Senate Finance Committee to raise about 3.0 billion dollars more in taxes, lifting the total to roughly 10.0 billion, primarily from individual income and excise taxes to avert red ink and curb inflation. Snyder outlined gains from higher rates on income and excises, with a broader push for closing loopholes and limiting special privileges in several industries. The Treasury also moved to deficit financing, issuing 91 day securities to raise about 1.0 billion dollars as cash on hand stands at over 7.0 billion.

Washington Truman Senate Secretary of the Treasury Snyder Senate Finance Committee House Congress Sovder Treasury Senate Committee Perhaun

Suspended Massachusetts IRS official named Delaney

President Truman suspended Denis W. Delaney Col lector of Internal Revenue for the Massachusetts District pending investigation of charges about how he conducted the office business. Washington statement released June 27.

Denis W. Delaney Internal Revenue Massachusetts Truman Washington White House Delaney

Sunday Exhibit Spotlight At Washington County Historical Society

The Washington County Historical Society hosts a Sunday display at Mansion House City Park featuring the Mackley collection of Wittons buttons and a firearms display by George E. Poe. Exhibits include pre Civil War antique guns, World Wars weapons, automatic pistols, Nazi regalia, grenades, medals, uniforms, helmets, flags, and paratrooper gear.

Washington County Historical Society City Park Mackley Thurmont George E. Poe East Franklin Street Belgium Japan Austria France Germany United States John Ford

Obituaries Frank H Gardner and Cecilia M Weant

Frank H Gardner age 69 of Greencastle died suddenly Thursday morning at home. He was a lifelong member of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Greencastle and Jr O U A M No 579 Greencastle. Survived by wife Mary. Funeral Sunday at Zimmerman Funeral Home Greencastle with Rev H B Burkholder. interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. Cecilia M Weant wife of Mo Weant of Westington Street died Wednesday at a Nursing Home near Chambersburg Pa age 71. She was daughter of John H and Margaret Martin Moore and a Church of the Brethren member. Surviving husband Charles and one grandson. Funeral Saturday 3 p m from Creager’s Funeral Home Thurmont with interment in U B Cemetery.

Frank H. Gardner H. Gardner Greencastle Martin Luther and Viola (Gonso) Gardner Evangelical Lutheran Church of Jr. O.u.am Mary “Phipps Gardner Zimmerman Funeral Home H. B. Burkhelder Cedar Hill Cemetery Cecilia M. Weant Mo Weant Westingtontreet Chamrz John H Margaret Martin Moore Church of the Brethren Charles Creager Thuront U. B Ida M. Rhodes William G. Rhodes Fred T Rhodes Frederick Road Aaron C Laura (Bakle) Middickauff Spielman’s Salem Lutheran Church Bakersville Lappan’s Crossroads Lloyd W Fred I Hagerstown Joseph Delauder Spielman's Pearl Speraw St. James Clarence Stouffer Jacob Middlekautf George' S Middlekaut Spielman William Wade Hady

Phone Workers Over The State Return To Jobs

Baltimore workers resume duties after a two hour union meeting. CIO-CWA members, about 1,500 of 3,600 in Maryland, paused work. talks continue on wage disputes and contracts, with some offers cited and on call status maintained.

Baltimore Nevalia Maryland Cioi Communications Workers of America Cumberland Campany Wage Stabilization Board Waco Stabilization Board Washington W. Griffin Morrell Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co John L. Monaghan Cio-Cwa

Local Servicemen Attend Training and ROTC Camp

Pvt John Chappelear of 07 Fre Avenue attends an Amphibious Truck Driving Course at Fort Eustis Virginia studying transportation and landing operations. ROTC Cadet Robert MeIntire, son of Mr and Mrs MeIntire, attends summer camp at Aberdeen awaiting commission. Corporal Rosa Smith stationed at Templehof Berlin detains an immigrant aircraft mechanic amid a drug seizure and explosion of a treptomycin head search.

Pvt John Chappelear Fre Avenue Army Transportation School Fort Eustis Chappelear Hagerstown High School George H. MeIntire Robert L. MeIntire Greenmount Avenue Reserve Officers Training Corps Aberdeen Metntire Carnell Templehof Rosa O. Smith Cutslang Hazel B. Smith Ridge Avenue Maryland Templebot Air Berlin Mtoxs Ronder Bublan Varta

Korean Peace Move Signals New Phase in War of Ideas

Analysts view the Korean peace move as a strategic shift by the Soviet Union to ease Western unity and pressure the United States and its allies. Observers warn of a broader Kremlin campaign to normalize, then expand, Soviet influence in Europe and Asia, with potential peace treaties and scaled arms commitments.

Soviet Union Korea China Lings U.S USSSR Berlin Esai Germany Japan Us.s.r Kreainlin Spen Austria U.S.S.R Kremlin Europe

Legislators Hear Western Maryland Complaints

Legislative Council members tour Allegany County hear drivers license and highway safety concerns. They inspect Frostburg State Teachers College, tour Celanese plant, and hear local officials report no serious crime requiring outside probe. Judge Farris urges regular auto inspections and driver exams.

Cumberland Legislative Council Maryland Allegany Frosburg State Teachers College Celanese Corporation of America William A. Gunter Morgan C. Farris Counelt Marsland Allegan County Harris George Henderson Paul M. Fletcher Apm Ared Crathers ¢.Ceril Camella Judiciary Allegany County Crotherg

Trucker Plunges Into Canal Killing Twenty in Egypt

A truck carrying 43 Egyptian farm workers crashed into a canal near Mansurah Egypt. Twenty people were killed and the twenty injured.

Mansurah Egypt

Audience With Pope Ping Shifts To Tomorrow Schedule

Margaret Truman is slated for a private audience with Pope Ping tomorrow. She travels in a long black gown and veil she brought for the event. Last call for Montmorency cherries announced by H. D. Newman Smithsurg Md. Phone 7.

Pope Rene Margaret Truman Montmorency Cherries H. D. Newman Smithsurg

Prize horse dies after biting high tension wire

A California woman reported her prize horse bitten a wire and collapsing. Police concluded the horse mistook a high tension wire for hay. A community festival at Chewsville Mill Grounds advertised homemade cakes candy watermelons sandwiches and games with a rain date set for Saturday June 30.

Bernardine Calif Chewsville Mill Wy Chewaville Ball Club Ady

Clarence Harshman Wins Greener Pastures Contest

Clarence Harshman operator of the Fox Deceived Farm won the county Greener Pastures Contest for best pasture among entrants based on quality quantity and management. He earns a certificate and advances to the state-wide competition. Ralph McCaules and George Stiles placed second and third. Additional certificates were awarded to farmers in individual communities including Roy Johnson Hubert Toms Howard Burter Ray Hoffman and S Walter Stouffer.

Clarence Harshman Ralph McCaules Hagerstown George Stiles Boonshoro

Floods and Drought Wreak Wide Crop Damage Across States

The Associated Press reports widespread weather damage in Kansas and Louisiana. Flooded farmlands, drying wells, and reduced milk output threaten crops and livestock while cloud seeding and water hauling efforts aim to ease shortages as storms extend across the region.

Associated Press Mansas Louisiana Kansas Loushina Cate Craya New Orleans Baton Rouge Leusiana Galt Great Lakes AL ‘Yantle Mississippi Valley Ohio Valley Nebraska

Editor's Letter Box on store hours and Friday closing debate

Edsters Mail Box reports Wa terstown Retail Bureau calls a Friday meeting to set stores open Friday night and close Saturday night at 5 pm or 6 pm The piece argues for maintaining current hours noting workers shop on Saturdays and that Saturday night hours should end A clerk union supports clerks needing representation at the retailers meeting

Edster Waterstown Buoreau Ap. m Clark Romeone Vicetine Hagerstown Wot Smithson Hargerstown

Fort Dix Trainer Shapes Soldiers On Taylor Mountain

Capt. Richard S. Phillips leads a live-fire exercise at Taylor Mountain Fort Dix N J detailing the use of flame thrower rockets and mortars. The drill emphasizes teamwork speed and accuracy as trainees learn to screen targets and adapt under fire.

Richard S. Phillips Fort Dix Eollior Relman Morin Associated Press Elin America N. J Taylor's Mountain New Jersey Bva Taylor Mountain Cape Heleney S. Philips Hagerstown Maltle Phillips Tremio Roonian Pilling Lanal

British Quakers Plan Peace Talks in Moscow

The London based Society of Friends announces a British Quaker delegation will travel to Moscow to discuss peace. Secretary Gerald Bailey aims to promote peace and stave off a third world war and hopes to meet Soviet officials at high levels.

London Moscow Wrerella Gerald Bailey Society of Friends Britain Bailey

Formal Report On MacArthur Ouster May Be Passed Up

Senator Russell Gray announced sentiment within the Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations committees leaning against pursuing a full report on General MacArthur’s dismissal. He said the panel may choose to delay, call more witnesses, or draft a formal report as discussions continue in about ten days.

Washington Russell Senate Inab Douglas MacArthur Georgia Russia MacArthur-America United In Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations Committees Hare Vey Hoyser, Jr Oak Hill Eastern Circle St. John’s Epis Inder Shelter Ady Russell Tole Sis Ae

Franklin Special Ad Announces Fresh Fryers at Franklin Market

A compact ad on page 17 promotes fresh killed fryers at Franklin Super Market located at 82 W Franklin Street. The store notes it will be closed all day in observance of the 4th.

Franklin Franklin Super Market W. Franklin Street Franklin's Th. Bae Franklin Street

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