Two Hurt In Accidents In Maryland area Monday
Two separate highway accidents Monday left three people with minor injuries. Alvey W. Smith and Betty Jane Smith of Union Bridge were treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a collision at Wor man’s Mill at 11 am. Rosa Hamilton of Baltimore was treated at Washington County Hospital after a car skidded and rolled on alternate Route 40 near the Myersville cut-off at about 3:45 pm.
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Betty Jane Smith
Union Bridge
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Worman’s Mill
Rosa Hamilton
Baltimore
Washington County Hospital
Myersville
Smith
Howard King
Ralph L. Wiggin
Rockland
Maine
King
Wiggin
W. W. Corbin
Lane Will Approve Anti Commie Bill
Annapolis April 18 Gover nor Lane said he intends to sign an emergency act to put Maryland anti subversive law into effect immediately The measure makes membership in organizations promoting overthrow a felony and requires loyalty checks of public employees and teachers Enacted to take effect June 1 the act faced possible referendum delays but the emergency clause keeps it in force until the vote A commission led by Frank B Ober drafted the bill and the push is to avoid shelving it until November 1950
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Lane
Maryland
General Assembly
Baltimore
Frank B. Ober
Arrival of 19 541 Displaced Persons to Egypt
Egyptian arrival figures show 19 541 new settlers reaching the country under the displaced persons act of 1948. Destination by states of the Han's passengers include Maryland 34 Virginia 14 District of Columbia 9 West Virginia 2.
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Haan
Maryland
Virginia
District of Columbia
West Virginia
May 15 Deadline For New Truck Licenses
Annapolis April 18 Gover nor Lane sets new May 15 deadline for securing truck licenses. Extension 15 days to help Department of Motor Vehicles implement flat license fee system. Original deadline extended from April 1 to May 1. Truck tags to cost 4 to 250 dollars depending on vehicle size.
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Annapolis
Lane
Department of Motor Vehicles
Assessments In State Increased
Maryland reports a 30.49 percent rise in total property assessments under the five year continuous reassessment plan. Baltimore City remains the largest share at 47.78 percent of the statewide total, while several counties show varying increases from 13.78 to 78.4 percent.
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Maryland
Tax Commission
Baltimore Cy
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