New Jobless Claims Drop Across Maryland Week
Maryland Department of Employment Security reported a weekly decline in new unemployment claims to 5,397, down 328 from the week ending Jan 23. The total paid out rose to $599,000 with 30,272 claimants either asking for or receiving payments, reflecting a statewide, largely county-level drop amid scattered layoffs.
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Baltimore
Maryland Department of Employment Security
Maryland
Fairchild Aircraft Division
Hagerstown
Employment Security Department
Cumberland
Frederick
Silver Spring
Hyattsville
Annapolis
Lawson Neara Cambridge
Chestertown
Lansbury
Elkton
Oakland
Westminster
Easton
Crisfield
PSC Increases Gas Rates In Martinsburg
The Public Service Commission authorized Martinsburg Gas and Heating Co to raise rates to add about 8500 dollars of annual income. The company, reporting losses in 1952 and 1953, seeks to reach break even until natural gas can be supplied. The new schedule starts at 44 cents per decitherm, then 23 cents, then 2.4 cents after 150 decitherms monthly.
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Charleston
W. Va
Public Service Commisse
Martinsburg Gas & Heating Co
Martinsburg Gas
Federal Power Commission
Court News shows marriage licenses and property deeds
The notice lists marriages for Samuel R Wahl and Eva Culler of Pittsburgh and Frederick, Charles Portner and Genevieve Schildt of Thurmont, John Whitehair and Elmer Everhart of Harpers Ferry, plus property deeds transferring parcels for several couples. A separate report cites a rape charge against John Curis Lee of Lincoln Apartments, with police announcing his arrest after a health institute visit, and Maryland Episcopal Diocese convention opening in Baltimore with services at two churches.
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Sharriage
Samuel R. Wahl
Pittsburgh
Eva Edna Culler
Frederick
Charles FE. Portner
Genevieve A. V. Schildt
Thurmont
John F. Whitehair
Elmer Jean Everhart
Harpers Ferry
Russell Lee Saylor
Cliford W. Shelton
John Curis Lee
Lincoln Apartments
Charles WY. Main
Lee
Ben Phebus
Norman Dietz
National Health Institute
Bethesda
Confederate States Formed in 1861 From Eleven States
Eleven states including Alabama Arkansas Florida Georgia Louisiana Mississippi North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee Texas and Virginia joined to form the Confederate States of America in 1861, uniting the secessionist government during the Civil War era.
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Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
Noth Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Confederate States of America
Della Again Heads Senate After Ballot Bypass
In Annapolis on February 2 1954 Democratic leaders chose Sen Della Balto 6th as Senate president after Len Sybert Howard withdrew. The vote ended an 8 8 stalemate with abstentions as Ed Dippel Balto 3rd joined Della, while Luber faced opposition from the start. Eastern Shore support kept Luber in position, and Republicans in Baltimore re elected leaders as the party sought unity.
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Annapolis
General Assembly
del Luber
Dbalto Sth
Sen
Della
D-Balto
Len Sybert
Howard
Baltimorean
Len Dippel
Dippel
Queen Anne’s
Edward Turner
Pippel
William Steizer
Hetzer
Sens
Della +DBalto
Sybert
D-Howard
Senate Democrats
Luber
Avwdry Thompson
Dorchester
Layton Rigson
Somerset
Len Kimble
Promises To Prove Adultery Charges In Court
Mrs. James Roosevelt vowed to prove adultery with indisputable evidence as her husband’s denials were called unfounded. Three attorneys stated her separate maintenance suit speaks for itself and that proof will be presented at the proper time and place. She is to appear in court Friday seeking $2,000 monthly temporary alimony and $1,500 monthly support for their three children.
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Los Angeles
James Roosevelt
Bron
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United States
Eniwetok
House Judiciary Committee
Flaghouse Square
Ft. McHenry
Francis Scott Key
Promat Friendly Nation
C.R. Albaugh
Patrick St
UM Oie TE Ytats Insurance Co
Home Office
Olumbus, Ohio
PSC
Martinsburg
Knoxville
Emily Bittle
Red Cross
John Insley
Bittle
England
Scotland
Court News
Episcopal Diocese of
Sheffield’s Liquors Delicatessen
East Patrick Street
Measell’s
Paul Francis
Charles Davis
Sheffield
Fred
Bath
Bank B
Irge
Mount
Dan Wight
B. E. Carmichael
Piper & Att
North Court St
McKeldin
House
Reed
Green del. Boone
Baltimore County
Luther
Baltimore City
Chesapeake Bay
the News
Frederick, Md
Wednes
Eed Melle Schneider
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Say
Walter Snow
Optometrist
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Phone Monument
Lewis R. Deatzbaugh
Joseph D. Baker
W. Church St
Wilson
Louisville
Rawlings
Spalding
Bartgis & Zimmerman, Inc
Firestone Home & Auto Supplies
E. Pat. St
Ferdi Flire
NEW Tailortown
Seersuckers
America
New York
North Market Street
Revere Ware
South Market St
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Nationerade
BEC
Cocus
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Robert C. Schutz
Manazer
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