Report On Paid Lobbyists In Annapolis 1950 General Assembly
Annapolis records show Mary lands 1950 session paid lobbyists with Webb the top earner at 1000 dollars plus 142.96 in expenses for representing the Maryland Utilities Association. Webb opposed two bills on utility rates and asset valuation, while 35 registered legislative agents filed fees and expenses. Other notable payments included B W Rourke 580 plus 418, George Grove Jr 606.92, and Paynter 150 with 90 expenses. The session began February 1 and adjourned after 30 days. among those yet to file were John Estes Cumberland and CIO Textile Workers Union. Also notes Cape Hatteras lighthouse completion and Moose Lodge installs new officers in Frederick.
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Annapolis
FLWC
Webb Salisbury
Public Service Commission
Della
Pimlico
Laurel
Bowie
Southern Maryland Agricultural Association
Willam HH Morns
Brotherhood of Railroad Traummen
Webb
W .Rourke
Cumberland
Vorce
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Willam Wilson Jr
Hygienic Ice Cream Manufacturers Association
Maryland Self-Insurers Association
Eugene I Paynter
The
Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks
Paynter
Pennsylvana Railroad
E Stuart Bushong
Governor Lanes Hagerstown
George F Grove, Jr
Frederick
Maryland Chaopractice Association
John L Estes Cumberland
Textile Workers Union of Amerca
CIO
Court News Highlights Connections In Domestic Case Mix
A garbled docket lists multiple divorce and property transfers across Indiana and Maine, naming parties such as Marcus and wife, Joseph E Sheib, Economy Owl Co, and Harv Chifton Green with various county ties and $10 transfers. A court commissioner notice calls a Panama to appear and testify on a horse race betting operation.
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Howard Spence Mclntosh
Mas
Don Ramona Weidmat
East
Brunswick
Oscar Ro Rappesa
East Fifth Street
Hughes
Leslie
Mopan
Maryin Marcus
Bioneburs
Louse G Thomas
Harry W Green
Harv Chifton Green
Joseph E Sheib
Economy Owl Co
Howard Ao Quin
Defence Minister Replaced Amid Government Shakeup
Fragmentary report notes a replacement in Cachoslovakia's defense leadership during a broader political shift. State news agency OTK coordinated the move with official channels as President Gottwald faces domestic pressure and cabinet changes unfold.
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Bruce de Oloslovakia
Sveboda
Malbede
Miarystet
Athote
Cheneh
Klenont Gottwald
Lech Leas
OTK
Incomplete military service notes from Prague era
Fragmented clipping mentions generals and ministers with faded references to Svoboda and Czech figures. It hints at World War II roles, postwar party involvement, and a 1945 context, but specifics are unclear due to damaged OCR. The item reads as a brief historical note rather than a full report.
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Arewdy
Hus
Svoboda
Russia
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Order of Moose
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Walter J Rinehart
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Harry Cramer
Raymond GL Marsden
Alves
Rideelsner
Harry C King
Laurence Waltz
James Marrone
Roy R Gosnell
Edward Seltzman
Edwin B
Penny Karno
Chicago
Shirley
Charles Black
Shirley Temple
San Francisco
Calif
John Agar
Pittsburgh Paint Products
Clarke
Frederick Paint & Glass Store
North Market ST
Weimake
General Acceptance Corporation
Court News
Jean Hosster
Wetel
Tothver
Ard
Nestriend
Mats Virginia Plosster
Atten Artin Welret
Robert Nelson
Ite
Charley Belwit
Stiles
Wate
Joseph R Cra Ora
Arrole
Woashtoton
Apul Te Po Bats Din
Cormimiussioney Dame FC
Roll of St Tous
Walter Snow
Allen G. Quynn & CO
Patrick St
E. Guy Hobbs
Fhurmant, Maryland
Superior Bottled Gas Service
Frederick Bottled Gas CO
Market St
Jil
Winchester Hall
America
General Motors
Oldsmobile
Kaufman Garage CO. Inc
Cachoslovakia
Lee’s
Jefferson Pike
the News
Prederick, Md
Petersville
Clarence Ebberts
Maynard Tagle
Dora
Eredpfral
Frederick and
Frederick County
Citizens Matron National Bank Ink OF
Sy . Me As
Better Homes Equip. CO
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