Senate Bill Seeks End to State Surplus Spending
In Annapolis on Feb 17 the Senate tentatively approved a revised bill to halt state surplus spending for operations. Any year end surplus over 2 million dollars would fund the capital improvement program. A July 1 1956 effective date was added to appease Republicans and align with Gov McKeldin's budget. The bill gained strong support despite earlier changes and awaits final passage.
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Senate
Reserve
Pew
Sen
Della
D-Balto
Kimble
R-Allegany
Turnbull
D-Balto County
Finance Committee
Gebl
Turnbulls Finance Committee
State Roads Commission
Louis L. Goldstein
Hood
House
Hood College
Frederick
Howard County
Department of Motor Vehicles
Legislative Council
Ways and Means
Carl Meck
Medical and Chirurgical Faculty of
Maryland
Dennis C. Hitchcock
Meek
Appeal For Use Of City Water Is Rejected
Frederick mayor breaks a tie to deny a Board of Education request to hook a school to the Fishing Creek water main. Aldermen Bak policy vote and protest over frontages and urgent plan by residents precede a delayed action on a taxicab ordinance. Also notes a German Bundestag vote on Saar pact and a statment about Native American land ownership.
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Frederick
John A. Derr
Board of Education
City of
Charles P. Staley
BE. W. Pruitt
Fishing Creek
Imemary School
E. Paul Magaha
Emmett Ro Bewite
Willam B. Burall
William H. Sartgis
Burall
Derr
Board of Aldermen
Motter Avenue
West Tenth
West Twelfth Street
Valley Street
Catoctin Avenue
Barbara Street
Schley Avenue
West Seventh
Blue Ridge Avenue
Blue Ridge
Schley
Taney
Homestead
Lawrence Winpigler
J. William Brosius
Louis V. McMurray
Vatley Street
C. EB. Pfeifer
North Market Street
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Pfeifer
Maryland Senate weighs abolishing Barber Examiners
In Annapolis on February 17 the Maryland Senate debated and moved to abolish the Maryland Board of Barber Examiners. A bill proposed transferring licensing funds to the state treasury after discussions of higher license fees were tabled amid amendments. The session also touched on a $5,000 request to promote a juvenile delinquency–fighting baseball tournament, a tag clip reuse proposal for 1956 and 1957 license plates, and civic center plans for Baltimore.
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Maryland Board of Barber Examiners
Senate
Kimble R
Doss
Smassidne
Aload
General Assembly
Maryland State Baseball Assen
Baltimore
Civic Center
del. McNeal
D-Balto
McNeal
Clarence W. Miles
Greater Baltimore
Frederick Emergency Tariff Plan Aimed At Railroads
Baltimore and Maryland leaders announce a plan to set up an emergency transportation center in Frederick to direct rail traffic and supply distributions during wartime or civil defense crises. A 175 member rail committee would operate from any communications point, with Havre de Grace selected as an alternate center.
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Secretary of State
Susquehanna River
Tydings
Havre de Grace
Baltimore
Feu
Maryland
Frederick
Rairoads
Frederic
Sherley Ewing
Civil Defense
Frank ‘Illani
Ial
John Edwards
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
G. M. Letheh
Western Maryland Railway
Eagles Auxiliary Dance Tonight in Frederick
One of Frederick's oldest fraternal auxiliaries hosts a public dance from 9 to 12 tonight at 216 East Patrick Street to bolster its charity fund. The Esquires provide music and proceeds support muscular dystrophy and various local charities plus Christmas and Easter campaigns.
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Aerie
Eagles
Order
East Patrick Street
Esquires
Darce
Brave
Eagles Ladies’ Fund
United Rescue Ambulance
Heart Cancer
Red Cross Funds
Community Chest
Montevue
Eagles Memorial Foundation
Dance Tonight
Hula Finney
Frock
Irene Miller
Bertha Long
Mildred Grimes
Marie Hartman
Hattiebette Miller
Bessie Weddle
Mildred Shafer
Alma Crebs
Frederick High School festival of plays planned for March 3 and 4
A festival of plays is planned at Frederick High School on March 3 and 4 at 8 p m announced by director Anna May Hughes. Students in the drama group are selling tickets. Cast lists include Beware the Bear Antie Spring Evening Star Heat Lightning and more with multiple student actors named. Additional brief items describe a California homicide and a Navy seaplane fueling test.
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Frederick High School
Rs Anna May Hughes
Dramatics
Eduth Whisner
Marion Wolbers
Jeanne Rabestein
Barbara Rimler
Ruth Kipe
Mary Bare
Charlotte Roberts
Louise Clendeni
Tariff Debate Heats Over Trade Policy Action
Eisenhower touts limited tariff cuts as a step to strengthen the free world alliance through expanded trade ties. Opponents warn imports threaten American industries and call for amendments boosting protection. Hep Bailey leads a rare move to block a Rules Committee recommendation, allowing only one amendment.
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Eisenhower
Martin
Massachusetts
House
Tain
Free World’ Alliance
Hep
Bailey D-Val
Rules Committee
Charge Brightwell With House Theft
A warrant charges LeRoy George Brightwell with breaking and entering and theft of $30 from Elmer C. Ehler’s home at 1111 Piiewood Dive. Brightwell was arrested Tuesday and held for investigation after Detective Sergi A. Norman Dietz served warrants. Bond set at $1,000 on each count.
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Caly Tole
LeRoy George Brightwell
South Market Street
Elmer C. Ehler
Piiewood
Brightwell
Sergi A. Norman Dietz
Break-in at Penney Manager Home Yields Small Cash Loss
Chief Charles Main said a forced rear window allowed entry Tuesday night while the Ehler family was away. Mrs. Ehler reported about $30 in cash missing, found on their return. Police noted only money was taken, and no other valuables were recovered.
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Charles ¥. Main
J. C. Penney Company
Ehler
Joo
Sneah-Shief
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