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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1952

Page

16

Maryland Senate upholds veto on teacher pay bill

The Maryland Senate sustained Gov. McKeldin’s veto of a permanent 300 annual raise for public school teachers. Only 15 senators backed overriding, far short of the 18 needed. A new version seeking 400 may be introduced later, with a longer delay.

Annapolis Maryland Senate Senate McKeldin General Assembly Melnicove D-Balto Melnicore Della Baltimore City Baltimore

Maryland House and Senate Open Session With Pay Bills

In Frederick 1952 a $400 raise for teachers with a degree would cost $5.5 to $6 million and become effective for the 1953 school year if revenue is provided. Della's bill raises starting pay to $2,600 with $100 steps per year, top $4,200 in 17th year. Gov McKeldin and Democrats clash over funding sources, as powers shift from general funds to highway funds. Senate bills expand criminal penalties, add narcotics rules, allow venue changes, and raise larceny threshold to $100. Also a bill to compel arbitration and keep essential utility service during strikes.

Frederick Maryland Della Thomas G. Pullen House Senate McKeldin Democratic Party Boone Baltimore County Legislative Council

Man With Two Names Held In Frederick County

A man using the names Charles Edward Kratzer and Thomas Steele was jailed after a drunkenness and peace disturbance arrest. He had earlier received a suspended 60 day sentence under the name Kratzer, then used Steele to work on a Frederick County farm before returning intoxicated and threatening the farmer's wife. Magistrate Shoemaker revoked the suspension and remanded him for 60 more days. A tracer was ordered on both names. other traffic fines and citations were listed for several individuals. An unrelated note reports Maryland tax investigations yielding nearly one million dollars in delinquent and new taxes since July.

Charles Edward Kratzer Thomas Steele Washington Street Howard Calif Kratzer H. Reese Shoemaker, Jr Frederick County Seventh Street Frederick Tay Raymond Haugh Steele Shoemaker Sheriff's Office Kratzer-Steele Hagerstown Randall Gibbs Hutson Sherman Boone Hutson East Patrick Street South Market Street Harold Eugene Dickensheets William R. Stagi Monessen Charles Robert Sandower Adamstown Boone

Urbana W S C Holds Mission Program at Church

Mrs William Geisler led the Urbana W S C meeting devoted to missionaries and their work at the church. Twelve members attended with readings from Lafayette Square Washington and a prayer by Mrs Derry of D C. Mrs Stanley Wood de Lafayette and Mrs Jona Woods sang a duet with Miss Juanita Dudderar on piano. A nominating committee was chosen and Pearl Reed offered the closing prayer. Next meeting set for March 10.

Urbana W. 5. C William Geisler Urbana Geisler Lafayette Square Washington Derry D. C Marquis Stanley Wood de Lafayette Jona Woods Juanita Dudderar Pearl Reed

Murray Upset By Statement Sparks Steel Wage clash

New York February news reports a Wage Stabilization Board panel hearing as Bradford B. Smith of U.S. Steel calls CIO United Steelworkers economic royalists and Murray denounces the presentation as deceitful. The dispute centers on a guaranteed annual wage and a 18.4 cent an hour pay rise amid a looming steel strike set for February 23. Murray schedules Pittsburgh policy committee meeting for February 21 to decide on a strike.

New York Feb Steel Industry Philip Murray CIO United Steelworkers Bradford B. Smith New York A U.S. Steel Corp Wage Stabilization Board Smith Murray Truman Pittsburgh

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