Governor Lane presents record budget with $23 million increase
Annapolis Feb 6 Governor Lane unveiled a record general fund budget for the next biennium, proposing a $23,009,000 increase over the current period. The plan relies on existing funds, transfers, and anticipated revenue while outlining three balance options and noting $5.0 million of University of Maryland revenue from student fees and non tax sources. The governor emphasized a balanced budget goal and planned to present specific recommendations later, contingent on revenue projections and the Maryland budget outlook.
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Outlaw Closed Shop Argued By Chamber and Congress
The United States Chamber of Commerce urged Congress to outlaw the closed shop and oppose proposed Wagner Act revisions. Rep. Howard W Smith condemned labor violence and mass picketing while signaling Congress may face disruption to passage as hearings proceeded. Labor leaders and Chamber spokesmen pressed for action against proposals to curtail collective bargaining rights.
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Equal rights for workers roiled by closed shop denouncement
A speaker denounces the closed shop as compulsory anionisa while urging equal rights for workers. He condemns a system where a man’s union card guarantees a job, labeling it coercive and antinormal. The remark highlights labor disputes over union membership and workplace access.
Veterans Move Into Fredericks Housing Units Under Pact
Seven veteran families settled into Vet Villas on Pennsylvania Avenue as Fredericksburg authorities accelerate emergency housing units. Families including Lana Gershert and Charles Fo Bikes, plus Melvin Rett and others, reported comfortable conditions with heating, indoor plumbing, and new arrangements ready for occupancy by the month’s end. Authorities note most units are complete save minor details, with over 100 applicants awaiting moves.
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