Estimated tax returns due March 15 for 1949 income
Washington reports the deadline for filing an estimated tax return by March 15. Two groups must file: landlords and doctors with no tax withheld for 1949, and wage earners with partial withholding. If taxes owed exceed withholdings, pay four installments starting March 16 and include exemptions and deductions.
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Ay Jawee Marlow
Washington
Thowe
Jones
Smith
Adams
Internal Revenue Collector
Two Brothers Get Stiff Terms
Two brothers and three other men faced prison terms after larceny convictions in a case involving theft from Sullivan and a sizable liquor heist. Russ Hill, colored, received two years in the Rowse of Correction for a $75 theft. Webster Dixon, Norman Adama, and Charles Watts drew three years for plumbing equipment theft. Frank McDaniels and Robert Smith got indeterminate terms up to 18 and 15 months respectively in the State Reformatory for Males.
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Russ Hill
Rowse of Correction
Sullivan
Mish
Hills
Bultras
Webster Dixon
Norman Adama
Charles Watts
House of Correction
Frank McDaniels
Robert Smith
McDaniels
Smith
State Reformatory
Startsman
President Boxed By Tariff Cutting Restrictions
Washington reports that GOP restrictions restrict President Truman's power to cut tariffs. The Federal Tariff Commission sent a list of tariffs that cannot be reduced below a peril point without harming U S industry. If he proceeds beyond these limits he must answer to Congress.
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Washington
Truman
Federal Tariff Commission
Bath Congress
White House
Congress
Special Stamp For Annapolis Wins Approval
Washington reports the House committee approved a bill to issue a special stamp commemorating Annapolis three hundredth anniversary. Rep Sasseer of Maryland introduced the measure noting few state capitals reach 300 years and Annapolis once served as a temporary U S capital.
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Washington
Post Office and Civil Service Committee
House of Representatives
Annapolis
Sasseer
D-Md
United States
Hotel guest sings to end mystery in locked room
Reporters' notebooks recount a hotel scare where a guest was found alone in a locked room after sounds of groaning. The manager, hearing no response, used shears to enter, only to learn the guest was merely singing, not ill. Magistrate Snyder notes a rise in tenant notice questions. Four women pushing a stalled car were left stranded after the driver drove off. Police intervened to avoid a trespass ticket on the center strip.
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Big Assistant
Treapasaing
Forbidden Center
U S Officials Ponder New Soviet Diplomat Move
U S officials, including Rep Richards and Senators Flanders and Ferguson, voiced mixed views on a potential reshuffle involving Molotov. They warned the move could strain future world relations and noted no clear sign of Molotov leaving his post despite speculation and comparisons to prewar shifts.
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Jelsinki
Norway
Rep. Richards
D-S
China
Flanders
R-Vi
Ferguson
R.mich
Vishinsky
United States
Molotov
Joseph Stalin
Maxim Litvinay
Western Burge
Russia
Nazi Germany
Capitol Hill
Opinon
More Countries May Join Talks
Several nations may join the North Atlantic alliance talks as Norway joins eight core negotiators led by the United States Canada Britain France The Netherlands Belgium and Luxembourg Denmark Italy Iceland and Portugal were discussed Ireland declined alignment while Morgenstierne and other ambassadors pushed for a completed treaty by month end. The Moscow regime criticized the move and Andrei Vlasinsky replaced Molotov as foreign minister amid the shifting diplomacy.
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Norway
United States
Canada
Britain
France
Netherlands
Belgium
Luxembourg
Denmark
Washington
Italy
Iceland
Portugal
Ireland
Ottawa
Moscow
High Command
Andrei Vlahinsky
Molotov
13 Sentenced For Black Marketing in Hungary
Cardinal Mindszenty and co-defendants were tried by a peo ple plea court and sentenced to light terms. Gyorgy Naay and three priests faced charges of intimidation and money dealings in a wide political conspiracy. Magistrate Horvath received eight years, Esterhasy fifteen, with Mindszenty given life. The case centers on currency speculation, spying, and treason amid a Communist government. Fort Meade reports Col. McClane cleared of neglect charges in a separate case.
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Cardinal Mindssenty
Peoplea
Ste Judgmenta
Gyorgy Naay
Lajos Hegyvari
Cardinal Mindstenty
Magr
Knre Boka
Gabor Horvath
Paul Ensterhasy
Esterhasy
Hungary
Iuge
American Legion Holds Senate and House Majority
Washington reports the American Legion claims a majority in Congress, with 222 of 486 Representatives and 43 of 96 Senators as Legion members, plus two others, totaling about 60 in the Senate. Legion director John Taylor laments that some members are not active or supportive of Legion programs.
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Washington
American Legion
Congress
Legion
John
Thomas
Taylor
Legton
Légion
Senate
Realty Market Is Busy Again In Pare 1
Realty transfers continue in Ringgold District and nearby towns with multiple parcels changing hands. Notable deeds include Margaret A. Nield to Lester C. Craig and Violet Bennett for a Mary land avenue dwelling at 4 500 dollars and Daniel L. Ely to Frank M. Lissod wife for a Broad way brick dwelling at 20 600 dollars. Additional transfers cover properties along Cavetown Pike Wilson Boulevard and Dual Highway with prices ranging from 1 500 to 36 000 dollars across up to 173 acres in several districts.
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Pare
Ringgold
Margaret A. Nield
Lester C. Craig
Violet F. Bennett
Maryland Avenue
Lawrence C. Baker
John H. Miller
Cavetown Pike
Daniel L. Ely
Frank M. Liss
Broadway
Biltrite Homes Corp
Frederick T. Miller
John FE. Rowland
Mt. Aetna
Elizabeth 3
Ridenour
Samuel H. Shank
Hageratown
Downaville Pike
James E. Pleasant
Cyldua C. Grove
Hagar
Clearspring
Four ‘Locks
Big Springs
Lawson J. Schroyer
Lewin Elhoff
Cascade
Harry E. Newkirk
Newman Cornell
Glearspring
Arthur Hoffman, Jr
Federal Improvement and Realty Corp
George H. Day
J.guy Wengley
Fuaketown
William 3. Green
Robert L. Duffey
Chestnut Street
John A. Abbott, Jr
Paul R. Funkhouser
Security Road
Wim
Shirley
Howard L. Eichalberger
Wits
Ridge Avenue
W. Handolph Moore, Jr
Robert V. Canfield
Sharpsburg
Taane M. Eby
Adriel J. Keener
Maugenaville
Russian Politburo shifts spark talk of policy change
In Moscow a new minister and reshuffled leadership raise questions about Russia’s Cold War stance. Molotov’s replacement and Mikoyan Menshikov changes echo 1939 foretellings with Molotov later signing a long non aggression pact with Hitler. Observers wonder if policy will harden or soften.
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Politburo
Truman
Molotov
Maxim Litvinoff
Hitler
Poland
Kremlin
Mikoyan-Menshikov
Mikoyan
Economic Council For Mutual Aid
ECMA
Menshikov
Soviet Council ‘of Ministers
Vishinsky
Mes
Cardinal Spellman Leads Seminarians in Grave Digging Strike
Cardinal Spellman continues supervising 100 clerics at Calvary cemetery amid a seven week dispute over union actions. About 1,000 bodies await burial as 240 strikers vow anti Communist oaths and press a five day week. The Cardinal condemns the parent CIO union while noting pay offers and ongoing grave diggings.
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New York
Bucky Jeg Catholic
Unionbuster Tectica
Francis Cerdinal Spallman
Calvary Cemetery
Spellman
Seminarians
Locel
Unlon
CIO
Cardinal Spellman
Aix
Petition Letters Press McLaughlin On Sunday Movie Vote
Citizens urge Senator McLaughlin to let county delegation decide on Sunday movie bill and to allow a democratic vote. They argue home rule and referendum should guide decisions and oppose political maneuvering. The letter requests action to bring a fair, merits based consideration in Hagerstown.
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Itfom
Senate
Delegaton
Gallup
Hagerstown
Four Receive Suspended Terms At Local Court
Four defendants faced two year suspended sentences with repayment of funds and costs required. Myera, linked to a $146.07 embezzlement from Four States Livestock Sales in December 1948, claimed no theft after a disputed disappearance. Herbert K. Jones and Samuel Bridendolph received two year suspensions with conditions including abstaining from alcohol and repaying stolen sums.
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Four States Livestock Sales, Inc
Myera
Myers
Mish
Herbert KE. Jones
Richard Wolfensberger
House of Correction
Samuel Bridendolph
Bridendolph
Slayer Of Wife And Child Sentenced
Fairfax, Va. March. Charles Holober, 40, charged with slaying his wife and child, was ordered to the State Institution for the Criminally Insane at Marion, Va. for observation after Fairfax County grand jury returned two murder indictments. Holober pleaded innocent at a straight plea before Circuit Court Judge Paul E. Brown. The judge said the commitment was not a judgment on his mental condition.
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Fairfax, Va
March
Charles Francia Holober
State Institution For
Marion
Fairfax County Grand Jury
Holober
Straing Treat
Paul E. Brown
Brown
State Instituton
Molotov Move Tops U N Debate Amid New York Assembly
Soviet officials weigh changes in U N leadership with Vishinsky and Malik in focus. Malik may head the April session delegation while Molotov’s status risks leaving Moscow. Israel’s U N membership vote and slave-labor charges against Russia add tension as delegates specu late on next moves.
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U. N
Assembly
New York
Moscow
Molotov
Council of Foreign Ministers
Vishinsky
Jacob A. Malik
Israel
U.N
Economic and Social Council
Rowalan
Llme
Logjam Signs In Legislature
Legislative action continues as Senate advances Declarations of Intentions repeal and House backs budget detail for the University of Maryland. A weapon offense bill faces penalties, loyalty checks may expand, and a statewide alcohol clinic measure nears final action. Governor Lane's green bag appointments receive initial executive review.
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Tidewater
Fisheries Commission
Benatora
Senate
House
House of Delegates
Way and Means
University of Maryland
General Assembly
Maryland
Melniceve Cd-Batto
Lane
F. Murray Benson
Belitg
Friday’s Big Day for Fridays in Windber Pa
Mr and Mrs Andrew Friday marked a long awaited sequence with a Friday wedding in 1947 and a baby girl born recently. The note highlights the family’s Friday themed dates across years.
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Windber
Andrew Friday
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Eureka Secret Service
P.O
Hagerstown Plans
State of
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Harry E. Snyder
Snyder
Jandiorda
Calle Pagie Oqnyder
U.S
Borden’s. Chateau
W. D. Cunningham
E. Frasklin
North Atlantic Alliance
Wilhelm Munthe de Morgetatierne
State Department
Oslo
Fort Meade
Harold H. McClane
Wurzburg
Germany
McClane
San Antonio
Tex
Mare Bitter
San Francisco
Merch
Caroline Mars
Caroline
James Wolfe
Quebec
Alnes Taebiong
McLaughlin
Arthur F. Detrow
McEwen’s
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