Nice slashes state budget figures show reductions
Maryland budget figures released by Gov. Nice reveal that all appropriations fall short of requests. The document totals estimated revenues for 1936 at about 30.8 million dollars with general funds and special funds, and shows a projected surplus of around 36 thousand after reversions. It lists allocations for public schools, state institutions, debt service, and various departments, noting a deficit at year end and a large share of funds allocated to special accounts.
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Annapolis
Maryland
General Assembly
Harry W. Nice
Judiciary
Legislative Department
State budget summary outlines 1937 38 revenues and deficits
The document details estimated revenues of 30,043,547.56 for the 1938 fiscal year with general and special funds allocations and a projected deficit around 2.19 million dollars. It compares 1936-37 expenditures and appropriations for schools, normal schools, tuberculosis sanatoriums, and state hospitals, noting decreases in some asks and specific line items for institutions such as Towson, Salisbury, Frostburg, and the Maryland School for the Deaf.
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Towson
Salisbury
Frostburg
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Maryland
Sabillasville
Springfield State Hospital
Sykesville
State Bands Commission
Frederick County Farm Bureau Leaders Attend Montgomery Meeting
Thomas S Andersen and Thomas C Darby spoke at the Montgomery County Farm Bureau annual meeting in Rockville. President Josiah W Jones presided as officers were re elected. Chester Gray and William J Johnson addressed delegates as about 150 farmers attended the session.
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Thomass. Andersen
Frederick County Farm Bureau
Frederick Production Credit Association
Montgomery County Farm Bureau
Rockville
Josiah W. Jones
Boyds
George C. Fry
Mr. Anderson
Thomas C. Darby
Frederick Production Credit Corporation
Chester Gray
Farm Bureau
Washington
Willam J. Johnson
Production Credit Corporation
Baltimore
Jones
Hodges
Fry
Knights of Pythias Meeting in Mountain City Lodge
Mountain City Lodge No 29 Knights of Pythias met Monday under Commander Grayson B. Grove at the Pythian Temple. Edgar Elsworth Draper and Austin Gibbons received Esquire rank. Knights will be conferred next Monday by Captain J Clark Deviloliss. Door prize went to Mr Putman. future plans include a Road fellowship night on Monday February 25.
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Knights OF Pytiuas
Mountain City
Knights of Pythias
Grayson B. Grove
Pythian Temple
Edgar Elsworth Draper
Austin Gibbons
Esquires
J. Clark Deviloliss
Putman
Governor’s proposed appropriations show limited increases
Governor Nice presents a mix of increases and reductions across departments. The motor vehicles commissioner’s outlay is set at 457 359, the State Game Department at 82 967, with 11 334 for unspecified appropriations versus 9 120.15 in 1934. Total disbursements for 1934 reached 58,804,983.45 and are estimated at 45,955,099.15 for the coming year.
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Commissioner of Motor Vehicles Department
State Game Department
Gov. Nice
Treasury Banking Bill Widens Controversy
Washington reports show the administrations work relief and social security plans sparking fresh congressional debate as the Treasury banking bill signals centralized federal financial authority. Glass contends financial policy moves violate prior agreements while Morgenthau and Perkins testify on social security changes and old age pension scope. A shipbuilding firm pressuring to curb competition is tied to letters to Governor Moore and President Roosevelt, with a $95 million loan request noted.
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Treasury
White House
Roosevelt
Glass
Marriner F. Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
Congress
Morgenthau
Perkins
House
Ways and Means Committee On
Social Security
Senate Munitions Committee
Clinton L. Bardo
New York Shipbuilding Corporation
A. Harry Moore
New Jersey
U. S
Moore
Farley
Maryland Governor Presents Balanced Budget Amid Deep Cuts
Annapolis Feb 5 Gov Nice sent to the Legislature a balanced 1936-37 budget totaling 60,993,198 with drastic departmental cuts and salary reductions. The plan raises 60.8 million via a new emergency fund, trims salaries from 5 to 12 percent, and lowers the governor’s pay 21 percent.
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Annapolis
Nice
House
Senate
Advisory Commission On State
Paris braces for unrest as troops bolstered for February 6 anniversary
Paris reports heavy reinforcements of mobile guards arriving to back government resolve for the anniversary of last year's riots. Former president Doumergue returns from political retirement to warn that civil war would trigger foreign war, as authorities mobilize police to restrain leftists, rightists, communists, royalists, and veterans amid planned parades and demonstrations.
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France
Papa” Doumergue
Pierre Etienne-Flandin
Doumergue
Court News Marriage Licenses
George W. Lambert 26 and Doris Teresa Nehring 22 both of Hagerstown. Property Deeded. Sarah Ann Elizabeth Overholtzer to Rose Edith Andrew county $10. Charles B. Topper widower to Charles L. Topper county $10. Doris F. Koogle and husband to H. Kieffer DeLauter county $10. H Kieffer DeLauter to Bruce and Boogle and wife county $10.
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George W. Lambert
Doris Teresa Nehring
Hagerstown
Sarah Ann Elizabeth Overholtzer
Rose Edith Andrew
Charles B. Topper
Charles L. Topper
Doris F. Koogle
H. Kieffer DeLauter
Bruce &. Boogle
Gulf Industries to Fit for Naval Shipbuilding in Pensacola
Gulf Industries plans to engage in naval shipbuilding at Pensacola Florida. A slipping clutch should be repaired immediately to prevent damage to plates.
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Gulf Industries
Pensacola
Fla
Luffs Stuff For Eyes Praised By N A Lupburrow
A fragment prints praise for eye specialists noting daily usefulness and value of good vision. Mentions worn kingpins steering knuckles tires as frequent causes of shimmering and fault.
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N. A. Lupburrow
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