Maryland Legislature Clears 16 Bills in Short Session
Annapolis February 9 Maryland's General Assembly adjourned after a brisk hour session in which sixteen bills were passed and fourteen new ones introduced. Budget hearings dominated as the Senate Finance and House Ways and Means committees heard from the Maryland Commission on Prison Labor and the Public Board of Mental Hygiene. A notable bill would tax film receipts and entertainments, while others cover bankruptcy, sports betting, and police oversight. Dr Geo H Preston warned the mental hygiene budget fails to ensure proper patient care, urging reductions and alternate funding, as hospital costs narrow to irreducible minimums.
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Maryland
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Republcan
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House
Court of Appeals
Baltinore Debrate
Oprah
Gow
Average of $100 Taxes On Every Person In U S
A Twentieth Century Fund study led by Dr Carl Shoup finds average annual taxes equal $100 per person in the United States with 44 cents to the Federal government 26 cents to states and 36 cents to local governments. It notes taxes finance more than one fifth of national income and warns the total burden would rise if debt were funded by higher taxes. Indirectly everyone pays through higher prices and rents.
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Twentieth Century Fund, Inc
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Carl Shoup
Columbia University
Roy Bough
Barrowine
Kiwanis Opposes FDR Court Plan in Frederick
Kiwanis Club of Frederick voiced opposition at its noon meeting to President Roosevelt’s court reform plan increasing Supreme Court judges. Robert E Clapp Jr moved, seconded by William McStorm. Prof Henry T Wade of Hood College spoke on Stephen Foster, folk music and community singing, with a quartet performing after. Guests included Capt Edward McK Johnson and F P Grove White.
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Maryland
Austin E Rhoads
Henry T. Wade
Hood College
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Stephen Foster
Wade
Jamies M. Harris
Frank J. Sappington
Robert L. Smith
Austin F Mheads
Henry K. Shoemaker
Edward McK Johnson
Maryland State Police
Grove White
Winchester
American Water Works Plans SEC Registration Under Act
New York February 9 two major power systems move to register with the SEC under the Public Utility Holding Company Act of 1975 They are American Water Works and Electric Company and Naeeby Qeenie Danes Ces ge Both announce plans to register and open a broader front in a long running financial sector battle 19 percent wage increase announced for employees at Detreat Fed SeTas Chrycter Corporation.
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New York
Federal Securities and Exchange Commission
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Naeeby Qeenie Danes Ces Ge
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New United Front
Death Rate Surpasses Birth Rate In New York State
Albany reports the death rate rising above births in New York State amid severe winter and record heat. Dr J V De Porte notes a potential demographic shift toward a decreasing population, with 1000 more deaths than in 1905 and a death rate of 11.5 per 1000. Birth rate stands at 14 per 1000, infant mortality at historic lows, and several diseases show declining death rates, including whooping cough and diphtheria.
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Roosevelt Asks For Detailed Explanation On Steel Shortage
Washington February 9 President Roosevelt demanded a detailed explanation of the Navy's failure to secure enough steel. Navy officers blame domestic manufacturers for resisting bids under the merit system and for alleged opposition to wartime shipbuilding rules requiring government contractors to meet minimum wage and maximum hour standards.
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Three State Legislatures Hit Court Reform Proposal
Three state legislatures moved on Tuesday to counter President Roosevelt's court reform plan. Connecticut and other states considered measures to add justices, while Colorado and South Carolina debated study and limits, with Roosevelt urging rapid action.
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Texas
Applications Sign Up Close to Two Thousand for Soil Conservation Program
The final sign up meeting for the 1936 payment soil conservation program drew about 1,900 applications. Meetings were held at Frederick towns and nearby towns including Feemitburg Middletown Myqia ville Buckeystown Jinserty Lewis town Jefferson Labertytown Now s Market Thurmont Walbersyde and Urbana.
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Farmers Back Walkie Normal Granary Phin
Washington leaders gathered tonight to discuss farm policy as Wallace's supporters push for grain and cotton programs. Speakers including Tabor and Everoon urged a separate plan from the national system, stressing aid to farmers and cooperatives.
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Carey
Harmons
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Wallace
Hi Gramara System
Reciprocal Trade Extension Vote Shapes House Action
The House voted to extend the Reciprocal Trade Agreement Act for six years from its expiration date. The measure faced opposition from Republicans and support from Democrats, with debate focusing on precision emissions and related amendments.
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Kington
Motorist Wounded In Crash On Liberty Road
Ezra Le Groothim a 21 year old Wathersville motorist was badly injured when his Model T Ford rear-ended a parked truck near the Ceresville bridge on Liberty Road. He was treated at home before hospital transfer and faces possible charges after state officer May investigated. The truck driver Evans William Brown of Liberty Town escaped injury.
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Paul L Dison
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Malden
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Fred Ridenour
Jai
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May
Mrs Stewart Dies in Westminster Homeholder
Mrs Auha HW Stewart, wife of Dr Jo Stewart dean of Carroll County physicians, died at her Westminster home on February 9 after a long illness.
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Carroll County
Carroll County Dairy Farmer's Funeral Set
Funeral services for Robert Gist prominent Carroll County dairy farmer and scion of an old Maryland farm will be held from his late home on Long Farm near Westminster. He underwent surgery in Baltimore last Friday but complications arose and he died earlier this week.
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