Army Specialist Wise joins 2d Armored Division in Germany
Specialist Third Class Robert W Wise, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Wise of Federalsburg, recently arrived in Germany and serves as a cook in the 67th Tank Battalion of the division. He entered the Army in July 1954 and completed basic training at Fort Gordon Georgia.
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2D Armored DIV
Germany
Robert W., Wise
Robert Wise
Federalsburg
2D Armored Division
Wise
Army
Fort Gordon
Police found cars stolen with doors unlocked and keys left
Police report that many thefts occur when doors are unlocked and keys stay in the ignition. The National Safety Council cites drivers averaging 3 to 5 reportable accidents in a lifetime. A Connecticut bus driver received a note from a boy traveling alone asking to be let off and told to walk one block. Every two hours a truck driver aids a stranded motorist or helps at a wreck somewhere in the U S, a Pageant Magazine note says.
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National Safety Council
Connecticut
United States
Pageant Magazine
Constitutional amendment on bill introduction in General Assembly
A constitutional amendment proposes changing how bills may originate in the last 10 days of session. Under current law two thirds support is needed in either house. The draft limits bill introduction during the final 30 days of even numbered year 90 day sessions and final 20 days of odd numbered year 90 day sessions.
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General Assembly
Constitutional amendment on recess gubernatorial appointments
A constitutional reform proposal changes how the Senate handles recess gubernatorial appointments. Instead of submitting such appointments within thirty days after the next legislature meeting, the new system sends them to the Senate for adoption or rejection at the first day of the next regular Senate session.
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Senate
Constitutional Amendment Seeks Budget Submission Rule Change
The proposed amendment would require the Governor to submit the budget within twenty days after the Legislature convenes in odd numbered years during a ninety day session, removing the exception for newly elected Governors who would get thirty days. If approved, the twenty day rule would apply to all Governors.
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General Assembly
Constitutional Amendment Proposal for Maryland Constitution
An act to propose amendments to or repeal of sections in Maryland’s Constitution. It targets Elective Franchise Executive Department Judiciary Department Attorney General and State's Attorney Sundry Officers Public Works Amendments to the Constitution Quadrennial Elections Militia and Military Affairs Labor and Agriculture. It removes obsolete or incorrect material from the state charter.
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Maryland
Executive Department
Judiciary Department
Amendment extends General Assembly to allow hospital absentee voting
A proposed constitutional amendment would widen the right to absentee voting by permitting ill or disabled voters confined to a hospital or bed to cast absentee ballots regardless of ward or election district. Currently only those out of their ward or district may vote absentee, excluding others in hospital or bed confinement.
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General Assembly
Notice of Administration for Ross E. Harrison
Notice that the subscriber in Caroline County has letters of administration from The Orphans Court for Caroline County Maryland on the personal estate of Ross E Harrison late of Caroline County deceased. All persons with claims against the deceased must exhibit them with vouchers authenticated by May 2 1957 or be barred from benefit. Those owing the estate must make prompt payment.
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Caroline County
Orphans’ Court
Maryland
Mary Ethel Stevens
K. Thomas Everngam
S. Russell Anderson
Ross E. Harrison
Corner Denton property sale by auction in two parcels
At 2 p m EST the court house door in Denton Maryland will host the sale of two parcels in the Third Election District. Parcel 1 covers the W and N Lumber warehouse site on Third Street with 47.5 ft street frontage and 100 ft depth. Parcel 2 is a two story seven room dwelling on Third Street with 40 ft frontage. Purchasers may pay one third cash day of sale with balance in 30 days or all cash. Possession of the warehouse transfers day of sale. dwelling possession December 1, 1956. Auctioneer Louis C Andrew serving as auctioneer for Wesley E Thawley attorney in fact for George W Beck and Frances E Beck.
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George W. Beck
Frances FE. Beck
Wesley E. Thawley
Caroline County
Frances I. Beck
Maryland
Denton
Third
Gay Streets
Gay Street
Harvey L. Cooper
Albert G. Towers
Marion L. Beck
Josiah A. Beck
Bertha H. Beck
W. & N. Lumber Company
Third Street
Bessie Brown
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