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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1945
Page
6
The lesson notes for August 5 outline selected subjects and scripture texts chosen by the International Council of Education and used with permission. The document presents guidance on teaching points and accompanying biblical passages for study.
A sermon outlines Abraham's servant choosing Rebekah as Isaac's bride, stressing parental guidance, candor in marriage proposals, and the triumph of a love marriage rooted in faith. It cautions against mixed or convenient unions and emphasizes love grounded in devotion to God.
Friday Nate Crowley ends a long relationship after his girlfriend moves away and he cannot spell the town's name. Saturday Lem Travis clashes with Joe Hix over medical talk. Sunday a drug store encounter includes a nickel change and a Sunday School remark. Monday Swisher brags about long lived parents. Tuesday Ira Wicker laments old furniture. Wednesday Ant Emmy misinterprets a proverb about monotony. Thursday a worker visits and hints business hopes for summer.
Public General Laws enacted by the legislature are summarized to reflect enacted statutes, including authorities cited, effective dates, and the broad scope of statutory changes. The document outlines which titles, chapters, and sections were amended or created and notes the responsible government departments or agencies for implementation.
The Governor and Attorney General of Maryland have selected 1945 General Assembly publication as required by Article 76 of the Public General Laws.
The act adds a new Section 42 to Article 96 United States in the Maryland code. It authorizes the State and political subdivisions and agencies to take necessary action to receive from the United States any money reimbursing taxes or charges lost when the U S or its agencies acquired title to Maryland property. It declares emergency status and repeals inconsistent laws. Approved January 26, 1945.
A 1945 Maryland act adds Section 1314 to Article 8B State Roads providing a misdemeanor for toll evasion on bridges or tunnels with a fine up to 10 dollars per offense and an exception for funerals. The measure requires three-fifths approval in both houses and takes effect on passage, approved January 31, 1945.
A state act repeals and reenacts parts of Article 81 to tax real and tangible personal property in Maryland, including property owned or leased by the United States when allowed by the Constitution and federal law. It preserves exemptions only as required by federal law and sets effective date on passage.
The act adds three new sections to Article 9614 of the Maryland Annotated Code under Veterans. Sections 43 44 and 45 provide that official U S death missing or status findings and certified copies are admissible as evidence in Maryland courts and offices. The sections establish prima facie authority and signatures rule for such findings and copies and note enactment timing and approval date February 28 1940.
The act adds Section 141A to Article 6615 and Section 141A to Article 6614 detailing right of way for blind or partially blind pedestrians at crossings without signals. Vehicles must stop to allow passage, with penalties for drivers and for non blind carriers misusing white canes, approved February 28, 1945.
A Maryland act proposes adding Section 42 to Article 96 governing Veterans to criminalize wearing uniforms or distinctive parts without authorization. The law defines prohibited uniforms covering State Guard National Guard Naval Militia and U S military uniforms with penalties including fines from 100 to 500 dollars and up to 60 days imprisonment, excluding standard clothing. An emergency clause seeks immediate effect upon passage, with approval dated March 195.
Chapter 270 amendments modify section 3 article one of the Annotated Code of Maryland to adjust unemployment benefits. The revisions aim to increase weekly benefit amounts and related provisions, affecting the terminology and calculation methods within the benefits program. The changes respond to the code’s structure and seek to clarify eligibility and payment standards.
The proposed act calls to extend benefit durations and remove penalties, rewrite eligibility and employer coverage rules, include state and local governments, and add a new special administrative fund subsection. It also revises contributions to require certain employer payroll thresholds and adjusts rates based on experience and 1940 payroll comparisons.
State wide unemployment act provisions allow any employing unit including Maryland and Baltimore authorities to file a written election deeming services as employment for two calendar years. Board approval fixes start date and termination can occur if notice is filed by Jan 31 or board action. Special Administrative Expense Fund created to reimburse administration costs and support federal fund replacements. Definitions cover employers including units electing coverage and those under payroll tax rules. Approved March 16 1945.
Government text outlines examination methods for merit based appointments in Maryland. It details written oral and demonstration testing, credit for relevant experience, inclusive examinations, and possible exemptions for unskilled labor. It allows rules to grant preferences for higher classes and credits for demonstrated efficiency within the classified service.
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