Maryland Tuberculosis Campaign Emphasizes Early X Rays
The Maryland Tuberculosis Association promotes an April Early Diagnosis Campaign urging Marylanders to seek annual medical checkups. The drive highlights chest x rays as vital for early detection, noting eight of ten patients enter sanatoriums in advanced stages and urging cooperation with state health clinics.
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Maryland Tuberculosis Association
Maryland
William B. Matthews
The
State Department of Health
Mr. Matthews
Used Car Tax Bill Passed By Assembly
Maryland Automobile Trade Association helped push a bill to exempt used cars taken in trade by dealers from taxation. If signed by Governor O Conor, Baltimore dealers would save about 35 000 dollars yearly at the cost of city and other taxpayers. The Bonnell committee seeks a veto, arguing the measure is discriminatory and grants no other second hand merchandise trade exemption.
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State Senate
James J. Lindsay
Baltimore County
House of Delegates
Walter J. Locke
John B. Raine
Automobile Trade Association
Maryland Automobile Trade Association
General Assembly
O’conor
Baltimore
Robert O. Bonnell
Jackson
Annapolis
Paul F. Due
Bonnell Committee
Due
Maryland Turkeys Streamline for Market Demand
University of Maryland extension service reports breeders are trimming turkey traits to suit buyers. Wade H. Rice notes demand favors compact, blocky birds with shorter legs and necks, fuller breasts, and parallel keel lines, likely replacing the older Mammoth Bronze type. Breeders under the Maryland Poultry Improvement Board show greater progress through supervised breeding and pullorum testing.
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Maryland
Owndgs
University of Maryland Extension Service
Wade H. Rice
University
Red Cross First Aid Courses Conclude in Dorchester
After about three months of instruction the Dorchester Chapter Red Cross has completed its First Aid Classes. Junior and Standard courses met at 8 oclock Monday evenings in the Upper Elementary School with sustained interest.
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Dorchester
American Red Cross
Red Cross CPR Classes Report Strong Attendance
About 90 percent of participants completed the course with regular weekly attendance. Final papers will be graded and records sent to Red Cross headquarters in Washington for registration cards. Classes met Monday and Wednesday nights taught by Dr. T. L. Coll Dr. Robert Weygand and Dr. A. S. Parker with assistants Mr. James Busick and Mr. Lyle Wright for resuscitation techniques.
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Red Cross
Washington
T. L. Coll
Robert Weygand
A. S. Parker
James Busick
Lyle Wright
Holstein Friesian Cow Tops National 1000-Pound Butterfat List
John M. Dennis Jr. of Riderwood Baltimore county owns SX Colantha Westview a pure bred Holstein Friesian cow that produced 27 082 pounds of milk and 1022 4 pounds of butterfat in 355 days earning national honor on the 1000 pound producers list. Testing was supervised by the Holstein Friesian Association with the University of Maryland Extension Service.
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John M. Dennis, Jr
Riderwood
Baltimore County
Holstein- Friesian Association of America
SX Colantha Westview
Holstein- Friesian Association
The
Holstein Friesian Association
University of Maryland Extension Service
Capital Route Study Under Way by State and Federal Engineers
State Roads Commission officials announced a joint survey effort to map a new road connecting Baltimore and Washington. A study project will be submitted to the Public Roads Administration, which will fund a major share of the work as engineers from both state and federal levels assess possible routes and submit a recommended corridor.
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Baltimore
Washington
State Roads Commission
Public Roads Administration
Ezra B. Whitman
PRA
State planners push fast tracking of Washington-Baltimore road
Officials indicated a route paralleling the Washington Baltimore highway would run mainly through government reservations including the Beltsville tract and Fort Meade. Mrs Mollie Dennis widow of William H Dennis died at her daughter's home in Cambridge after 15 years of ill health. Funeral held Friday at 2:30 p.m. with burial in Greenlawn Cemetery.
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Whitman
Washington
Washington-Baltimore
Beltsville Tract
Fort George G. Meade
Mollie Dennis
William H. Dennis
Chas. Orem
Henry Street
Dennis
Cambridge
Charles Orem
Eskridge and SmithWedding in East New Market
Miss Margaret Louise Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Ross E Smith of East New Market Maryland and Mr Amos Webster Eskridge son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Eskridge of Galestown Maryland were married Saturday night March twenty second at eight o clock at the home of the bride s parents near East New Market Bishop McClelland of Easton officiated Attendants were Miss Mary Alice Hurley of Secretary and Mr John Wooten of Galestown A reception followed at the bride s parents home Out of county guests included Bishop McClelland and Mr James McClelland of Easton Mr Winnie Westfall of Williamson New Jersey and Mr and Mrs Merrick Wheatley of Oxford Valley Pennsylvania
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John Wooten
Galestown
Bishop McClelland
James McClelland
Easton
Winnie Westfall
Williamson, N. J
Merrick Wheatley
Oxford Valley
Penn
Legislature Aids Maryland Agencies
The recently closed General Assembly session passed numerous measures backed strongly by Governor, advancing state agency priorities and policy reforms across departments.
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Maryland
General Assembly
O Conor outlines tax and insurance law reforms in Maryland
Herbert R. O Conor aims to clarify and strengthen Maryland laws on taxation and insurance as Rawls Commission reports shape fiscal policy. Five measures enacted into law address major revenue and insurer protections. the commission studied the state tax structure, resulting in ten bills proposed, nine of which have passed awaiting the governor’s signature, with about 29 measures drafted for the State Insurance Commissioner.
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Herbert R. O'Conor
John B. Gontrum
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