Baltimore Juvenile Court Establishment and State Road Powers
A historical text outlines a Baltimore City Juvenile Court for minors under eighteen and provisions for court tenure selection and jurisdiction. It also discusses State Roads Commission authority, just compensation for eminent domain, and procedures for payment to owners or court judgment, with related constitutional alignment.
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Baltimore City
General Assembly
State of Marga
Iease
State Roads Commission
Constitutional amendment process in Maryland changes
The text outlines how amendments to the Maryland Constitution are proposed and submitted. It details publication in newspapers, gubernatorial proclamation, and submission to voters for a majority to enact each amendment. It specifies procedural steps for delayed or separate consideration and the role of the General Assembly and governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News of
Baltimore
al Assembly
General Assembly
Maryland
State of Maryland
Legislative Department
Right Thinking Christians Fight Liquor Menace
A 1942 church led call urges 65,000,000 Americans to act now against alcohol. It argues national leaders must model sobriety, condemns beer in service canteens, and stresses personal restraint. The piece cites Amos and Romans to demand total abstinence and separate living from worldly influence. Election notice and local polling details follow.
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America
Washington
District of Columbia
Union
Nevada
I. M. Hargett
Secretary of War
Secretary of the Navy
Amos
Christ
Peter
Maryland Constitutional Amendments Adopted in 1941 and 1942
Maryland General Assembly acts propose amendments to Article 14 Section 1 and Article 4 Section 21 guiding publication, voter submission, and residency rules for circuit court judges. The measures set ballot wording, publishing duties, and separate consideration of each amendment. Approved: April 23, 1941.
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State of
Maryland
General Assembly of
General Assembly
Yeas
Baltimore
Mannce
Pee
Elreult
Prince George's
Charles, Calvert
St. Mary’s
Seventh Circuit
Bia
Prince George's County
Scald
Seventh Judicial Circuit
Seventh Judicial Elrevlt
Anld
Maryland constitutional amendments proposed in 1942 ballot
Proclamation by Governor O Connor orders publication of text of 1941 chapters proposing amendments to Maryland Constitution. The measures cover Clerks of Courts and Registrars of Wills salaries, eminent domain limits, Juvenile Courts creation, and legislative department amendments. Voting set for November 1942 with for or against on each ballot.
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the Treasury
United States
Maryland
Second Judicial Circuit
Cecil County
Circuit Court
House of Delegates
Orhosns’ Court
State of
Judiciary Department
Third Judicial Circuit
State of Maryland
Legislative Department
General Assembly
State Roads Commission
Baltimore
State of Marine
State Heads Commission
General Assembly of
Neval Assembly
Arene
Ylaeyland
Eee
Alaryland Ney
Sald
Rem
Rible Siv
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Ar- Assembly
Itional Amendment
Denton Journal
Melvin & Johnson, Inc
Harold L. Lundquist
D. D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
International Council of Religious Education
Caroline County
Henderson
Greensboro
Denton
Federalsburg
Hillsboro
West Denton
Ridgely
American Corner
Sherman T. Griffith
W. Foster Clark
Everett Nuttle
J. ED. Nichols
Arthur Allston& Son
Supervisors of
Denton, Md
Annapolis
Matapeake Ly
Eh Oe Geee
Mata
Romancoke
Claiborne Ly
Claiborne
Potomas River
Richmond
Williamsburg
Yorktown
Jamestown
Washington Traffe
F. P. Leichiser
Chesapeake Bay Ferry System
Lexington St
Baltimore, Md
J. Harvey Quillen
Preston
Mpeglnter
Baltimore County
Harford County
Caroline
Cecil
Kent
Queen Anne's
Talbot
Ata
Udge
Frederick
Ontgomery
Sixth Circuit
Montgomery Counties
Frederick County
Montgomery County
State
Eco
Lereby
Herb R. O'Connor
Tate
The
Renbeert
Thomas Bosrciary
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