February employment cuts in Maryland stay steady
Employment in Maryland held at 690,106 in February a slight year month gain of 15 400 driven by construction finance services and government. Transportation and retail sectors trimmed jobs while manufacturing lost about 10 500 positions from last year with wage ranges across durable and non durable goods.
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Russell S. Davis
Maryland Department of Employment Security
Mr. Davis
Davis
States Exhaust All Federal Aid Funds For Road Building
States exhausted federal aid funds for road building a postwar program. Col R Needles says from 1.5 billion authorized, 1.425 billion has been spent on new highways. Public Administration data through Jan 31, 1949 show 68,741.6 miles of new roads built since 1945 amid material and labor shortages.
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Col . R. Needles
American Road Builders’ Association
Col. Needles
Highway Construction Surges as Need for Federal Aid Grows
Col Needles notes 1948 highway awards reached 1 058 927 000 vs 817 742 000 a year earlier and urges annual federal aid of 1 000 000 000 to support a 60 000 000 000 program. States report rising traffic, mounting maintenance costs, and extensive postwar construction with Texas leading in new miles and contracts.
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Needles
ARBA
Col Needles
Texas
Minnesota
Kansas
Georgia
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Oyster reproduces vast egg count across lifetime
An oyster is capable of producing up to 114000000 eggs during its lifetime, illustrating exceptional reproductive capacity of the species and its potential population dynamics.
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