Maryland Autos Insurance Crisis Sparks State Plan Debate
The column argues Maryland's auto insurance system is costly and prone to cancellations especially for seniors and teens. It files a critique of no fault proposals, the Jewell plan, and rising rates, while noting strong opposition from insurers and lawyers and warning of a likely General Assembly showdown.
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Maryland
Department of Transportation
Congress
John R. Jewell
Jewell
Automobile Insurance
Newell
Mandel
Baltimore
United States
General Assembly
Board of Review
Insurance
House of Delegates
Senate
Bar
Annapolis
Warren slotter aids precise screw heads in small invention
The Warren slotter, credited to Warren Jackson of Rockford NL, marks the first machine to slot screws exactly centered and without burrs. It eliminates deburring, boosting efficiency in fastener production and illustrating how small innovations can yield big practical gains.
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Warren Jackson
Rockford
Railroads Must Pay Strikers Says Lawerence
Washington argues that railroads pay an average 63 dollars weekly in benefits to strikers and to workers who refuse to cross picket lines. Data from the railroad retirement board shows 37.5 million dollars disbursed over 18 years across more than 100 strikes. The Railroad Unemployment Insurance Act disqualifies workers only when unemployment results from a strike in violation of the Railway Labor Act.
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David Lawrence Washington
Railroad Retirement Board
United Transportation Union
James JD. Hodgson
Congress
White House
Mithofty
Letter writers urge churches to unite for condemned Frederick homes
Readers in Frederick press action by NAACP, mayor, landlords, and churches to rehabilitate condemned houses. They call for united effort to rehouse tenants, fund homes, and oppose inaction, urging true Christian service and public harmony. Stella Liston praises Mary Ford and critiques critics, urging ongoing civic involvement.
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NAACP
Frederick
United States
August 1921 Brings Local Elections and Rain Reports
Brunswick voters elect three councilmen J. H. Moler from the First Ward Hharry Co Altgire from the Second and Charles C. Karn from the Third Moler and Allzire are re elected Karn is new to the board Rainfall totals 97 of an inch up from July 1.06 inches. Frederick truck order may arrive soon. rent increases proposed for city landlords. Pomona Grange quarterly meeting at New Market. national items on Pentagon drug comics and astronaut publishing contracts.
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Brunswick
J. H. Moler
Hharry Co Altgire
Charles C. Karn
Moler
Allzire
Karnis
Citizens ‘Truck Company
Frederick
G. William Shipley
Edmira
N.Y
Frederick County
Pomona Grange
New Market
Charles County Grange
Pomona
Frederick County Pomon
Howard County Grange
Washington
Pentagon
W. P. Mack
Washington, D.C
Admiral Mack
Mack
New York Times
United States
the Times
The
Times
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Maryhead
News-Post
Blethen
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Raab
Stover
Hoffman
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City Hall
C. F. Brown
Brewster
Jack Sullivan
Dan Bewster
Sullivan
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DN. M
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Super Speed Maintenance Corp
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