Legislature Misses Deadline in 90‑Day Session
The Maryland General Assembly failed to adjourn by the 90 day limit and left several bills to finish Monday. Administration gains include approval of the $244 211 929 budget with no tax increases and funding for construction and school programs while delaying a few key bills related to the Public Service Commission and the Motor Vehicles Commissioner. The non partisanship anti subversive measures passed and moved to force loyalty checks and retain wartime safeguards, with a referendum possible in 1950.
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Annapolis
General Assembly
Lane
Publi Service Commission
W. Lee Elgin
O'Conor
Elgin
Tidewater
Maryland
Chesapeake Bay
Phoeus
Somerset
Goldstein
Calvert
Bailey
St. Mary’s
Talt Hammond
Treasury Str
Aostite
Maryland Comon
Frank Ober
Baltimore
Ober
Fovor
Fibroid Tumors Common in Middle Years Says Doctor
Doctor Edwin P Jordan explains fibroid tumors of the uterus are common in women around 35 and older. Symptoms vary from heavy bleeding to abdominal pain or a sense of weight. some cases are asymptomatic and watched with expectant treatment. Treatments include surgery after menopause or radiotherapy in select cases.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M. D
NEA
European Rearmament Will Not Eat Marshall Funds
President Truman plans a definite program for rearming western Europe after the North Atlantic Pact, with no rise in 1950 budgets or diversion from Marshall Plan recovery. The U.S. will supply mainly small arms and ammunition, using surplus postwar materials and fitting new production into existing schedules, avoiding a full scale war readiness.
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Peter Edson
NEA
Washington
UL. S. Army
Navy
Air Force
Marshall Plain
United States
Europe
U. S
College representatives to report on future plans and past radio experiences
About 400 delegates from Western Maryland Shepherd St. Josephs Mt St Marys Storer and Gettysburg Colleges will attend to share future plans and past experiences with radio. Mr. Hudson will offer criticisms and suggestions applicable to the groups represented.
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Maryland
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St. Joseph's
Mt. St. Mary's
Storer
Gettysburg
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Hudson
European rearming burdens fall on nations themselves
The piece argues European states must shoulder rearmament costs for the North Atlantic Pact program as estimates remain speculative. It notes possible bids of one to five billion dollars, with cost rules unsettled and objections expected in Congress. It warns of political risk if France and Italy lean Communist, but asserts such a shift would end peace and be decisively punished.
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Congress
France
Italy
Commie
Bible Thoughts On Grief and Life's Brief Span
A compact note cites Jeremiah 10 18 urging endurance of hurt and a line from Merideth Jones declaring life is too short to harbor grief. The quotation juxtaposes religious reflection with a personal reflection on sorrow.
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Merideth Jones
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