Tax Bill Passed Enter Senate In Maine Relief Plan
Annapolis Me May 573 With adjournment near the Senate heads for a conference to reconcile relief revenue, the House approved a 1 percent income tax on individuals for relief, while many differences persist with the Senate plan taxing both individuals and corporations. The session aims to finalize a $5 million annual relief raise amid dispute over tax bases and franchise taxes.
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Annapolis
General Assembly
House of Delegates
Senate
House
J. Allan Coad
D. St. Mary's
Lena Veaser
Neses
Dark coat fabrics and material notes in Ve season
A fragmentary report notes dark coats using heavy pouli de and slie taffeta with silk and other materials listed. The garb description appears in a rough OCR line with stray letters and symbols.
Scouts Plan Washington Jamboree with 12500+ Attendees
Washington county Scouts plan for the National Jamboree of the Boy Scouts of America to be held in Washington from June 3 to July 9. Local troops registered include No. 2, 4, 6, 11, 12, 17, 23 with leaders named. first meeting set for May 6. The event involves 125,000 Scouts over 10 days on 350 acres, with plan for a daily Jamboree Journal and extensive food provisions.
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Washington County
Boy Scouts of America
Washington
Paull &. Shields
Boy Scout Council
David Bloem
Malcolm Burhans
Robert Statton
Stephen Noi
Joan Carbaugh
Henry Triesler
Robert Diehl
Richwed
Headhard Sri
John Caryen
Tom Harier
Herold Wibberler
Edward Brown
Clarence Valemtine
Herbert Benr
Ralph Bowers
George Scheck
Wimspt
Antietam
Bors Scouts of Americs
United States
United States Congress
Washington Monument
Hagerstown
Tuljowing
Dr Haushalter to Preach in Baltimore Service
The late Dr Peter Ainslie's influence described as world embracing. Dr Haushalter, young Baltimore preacher, lectures literature and writes books. to preside at Thursday service with area clergy assisting. The program includes an anthem by Mendelssohn and several pieces by the St Pauls T B Church choir under Prof Hollinger.
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Peter Ainslie
Great Christian Temple
Baltimore
Walter M. Heushalter
Hagerstown
Haushalter
Atrsle
University of Missouri
Jaushalter
Eddy Purkins
Hegel
Haushalier
Universal Christian Council Conference
Switzerland
Am M. Norment
Christian Church
J. B. Reed, Jr
Salem United Brethren
Keedysville
H. A. Fesperman
Christ's Evangelical and Reformed Church
St. Paul's T. B. Church
Mendelssohn
Raymond K. Hollinger
Wilson P. Sperow
Potomac River Near Normal Flow After Floods
The Potomac river, after a historic surge, stood barely two feet above normal at the municipal water plant near Williamsport yesterday afternoon. Readings last Monday and Tuesday showed the river flooding along the line, with Williamsport and Hancock about 40 feet above normal, inundating homes and businesses and causing severe road damage.
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Willamsyoor
Williamsport
Hencock
Three Judge Court Acquits Gill of Confrontation Charges
A three judge panel in Chevy Chase Maryland acquitted Beacher Lee Gill of criminally confronting two women. Chief Justice Hammond Urner said the alleged confession was not proven and that evidence showed Gill was mentally unable to confess. Detective Barrett testified Gill admitted the women after identification at the police station despite father Dr Les A Gill noting his son left school after the fifth grade and was timid and suggestible.
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Lee Gill
Chevy Chase
Hammond Urner
Washington
Les A. Gill
Work Begins on Zion Reformed Church Addition
Preliminary work for a new Sunday School addition at Zion Reformed Church on North Potomac Street began this week with excavations for 2 new classrooms planned next week. The 30 by 30 foot limestone structure will connect to the chapel and include rooms for children and adults, a basement Boy Scout room, and a modern kitchen. The project aims to relieve crowding and accommodate about 260 pupils, with total cost around 35900 dollars.
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Zion Reformed Church
North Potomac Street
S. W. Dean
John RB. Ferguson & Co
Reat Zion Reformed Sunday School
Scoit R. Wagner
Frank L. Bennett
J. P. Harter
GW. Tyler
Omer T. Karler
Harry Brindle
C. Harry Keller
Middjehaut
Rural fires cause hundreds of deaths and heavy damage
Estimates show rural fires in the United States annually claim about 3,500 lives and cause roughly 169 million dollars in property and environmental damage.
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United States
Bank Messenger Robbed by Negro in Nashville
In Nashville on Tuesday a bank messenger for the National Life and Accident Insurance Company was robbed by a Black bandit who brandished a nickel plated pistol. He escaped with a sack containing 140,000 in checks and money orders and 315 in cash after threatening to shoot the messenger if the money was not dropped.
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Nashville
Tenn
National Life and Accident Insurance Company
Sherman Fowlkes
Being Harlems God Has Its Tribulations
Charles Norman profiles the famed Harlem figure known as Father Divine, tracing his evolving identities from George Baker to Major J Divine and Rev J Divine. The piece chronicles his travels from Valdosta to New York, communal wage pooling, Sunday feasts, and arrests in Surville before his Harlem move, along with his defiant public statements denying personal wealth or direct ownership of followers’ assets.
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Charles Norman
SW York
Father Ences
Harlem
Valdosta
Baltimore
Samus Morris
Jehovia
Baker
J. Divine
Father Divine
New
Brooklin
Longland
Rev
Sarville
L. 1
New York
Surville
Divine
M. J. Divine
Father Divine finances and possessions amid faithful donations
Observers note Father Divine’s followers hand over wages for meals and lodging while he enjoys a Rolls Royce and runs apartment houses, shops, and “extension heavens” across Baltimore Newark Jersey City Bridgeport and a promised land near Kingston NY as lawsuits seek to recover handed over possessions.
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Father Divine
Divine
Baltimore
Newark
Jersey City
Bridgeport
Stingless Bee Species Found in South America
A stingless bee species was documented in South America, expanding knowledge of Neotropical pollinators. The discovery highlights biodiversity and potential ecological roles in local ecosystems. Further studies are planned to map distribution and behavior.
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South America
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