Welfare Board Considers Tax Law Impact on Funds
Rel Revenue at low ebb and Welfare Board meets to discuss diversions from traditional sources. Board weighs using state tax provisions to borrow funds and avert Easter shortfalls while awaiting new tax laws. Officials study forecasts, possible advances from Treasury, and list dealers for new tax collections.
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Comptroller's Office
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Maryland
Primitive campfire chatter among prospectors
A fragmented dialogue describes a rough camp scene where diggers plan to cook, eat, and endure hunger. They debate tending the fire, sharing food, and keeping watch while the group endures fatigue and improvises meals with sticks and improvised forks.
Tax changes loom for cosmetics amusements and passes
The Comptroller outlines 10 percent taxes on cosmetics and amusements with new report forms issued. Tax receipts from passes and whisky face adjustments and May 10 payment due dates set, while June 15 marks a forthcoming franchise tax increase and staff reductions due to workload.
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Governor to Sign 25 Measures From Special Session
Maryland Governor Harry W. Nice plans to sign about 25 bills passed by the special Legislature session. The package includes a 1.5 million road and bridge bond issue and measures approving road rebuilding and related infrastructure.
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Not Yet On Payroll Hartimore April 7
There is a dispute among state officials over whether Sen Marion Veasey Worcester and Delegate Leon Abramson Baltimore City will be reinstated to Site Roads Commission payroll. Chairman Homer E. Yabler says the commission will decide and appointments may follow the usual process.
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State
Marion Veasey
Worcester
Leon Abramson
Baltimore City
Site Roads Commission
Harry W. Nicegard
Homer E. Yabler
State Roads Commission
Charman
Dr. Tabler
Gov. Nice
Weaser
Abramzon
Congress
Leo Weinberg
Frederick County
Lho Weinberg
Soil Conservation Meetings Planned for Farm Programs
Maryland extension service discusses payment plan and rural committees to oversee the new soil conservation program. Agent Herts Ro Sneemans is nominated to chair the local committee with authority over farm practices and land protection while farmers anticipate meetings to plan the transition from wheat and cattle adjustment programs.
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Connetation
Maryland Extension Sease
Cemetery in oil field features in $85 million suit
Fragmentary text notes an $85,000,000 lawsuit centered on a cemetery within a large oil field. It mentions dates, acreages, payments, and references to state agricultural practices and conformity committees, but details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Agricultural Secretary Seeks Clear Crop Roles Amid Soil Care Debate
Dr. Symons warned that distinguishing soul-depleting from soil-improving crops will be tough due to cetane ratios and winter cover crops. He cited Marva farms and good rotations as examples, noting state soil conditions influence federal farm policy and lending to U S borrowers.
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Secretary of Agricalture
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Marva Farmecs
United States
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