Fight Against Proposed State Wage Hr. Law
A February 23 hearing sees a battalion of businessmen oppose a proposed state wage and hour bill modeled after the Federal act. Maryland advocates warn of a 40 hour week and eight hour day with overtime. Exemptions for salesmen and commission workers aim to limit impact. Cannery and packing interests argue many firms cannot be regulated as proposed. In a separate note, Annapolis reports the House committee gave an unfavorable ruling on Sunday tavern closing legislation.
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Senate
Sfter
Charles G. Page
Baltimore Milk Distributors, Inc
Wilson, Jr
Baltimore
Judiciary
Joseph F. Didomenico
Della
D-Balto
Ask
Page
Annapolis
House Alcoholic Beverages Committee
Budget reform efforts in Annapolis target 5.6 million cut
In Annapolis on February 23, lawmakers urged saving more than 5.6 million by trimming the Marland budget and diverting surplus from the State Accident fund. Delegate Bandere and colleagues argued taxes could be reduced 260,000 by shifting funds across 25 state agencies. The scene shifted to the Senate and Executive Branch as discussions focused on overextended appropriations and potential supplementary allocations.
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Annopolis
Tan
Todex
Bandere
Lane
Charman Pumphrey
Georges
Wass
Sissan
Senate
McGrath
Budget Subcommittee Votes $5 Million in Reductions and Transfers
The Ways and Means panel, led by Bandere, endorses cuts and transfers totaling 5,001,390 with support from Chaires Deran Warren and Whitworth. They advocate deep cuts, shifting 2,000,000 from the excess reserve of the State Accident Fund to general funds and push for 1939 budget reductions across agencies including the Office of the Secretary and Safe Roads Commission.
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Ways and Means
Bandere
Chaires
D-Talbot
Deran
Harford
Warren
Baltimore County
Whitworth
Allegany
Bandere Adced Lane
Tems Ie
Treasury Sure Plus
Marvyiarders
Safe Roads Commisson
Princess Anne College
Aid For Aliens For Assist U S Spy Protection Bill
The House Armed Services Committee approved a secrecy shrouded bill allowing the CIA to offer sanctuary in the United States to up to 100 foreigners who may aid American agents overseas. The measure would permit residence protection regardless of immigration status and aims to attract renegade Communists with critical value to U.S. intelligence efforts.
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Washington
United States
House Armed Services Committee
Central Intelligence Agency
Secrecy Marked by Vinson on Bill as Defense Plans Move
Chairman Vinson spoke of undisclosed elements in a defense bill while the House panel approved two major defense measures. The package includes a radar warning screen costing about 161 million dollars to guard all borders and connect with a proposed system for Canada. the aim is to deter sneak aerial attacks and advance long-range missiles.
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Vinson
D-Ga
United States
Congress
Canada
Robot missiles test range debate heats up in Congress
Military and scientific witnesses told Congress that a 3 900 mile range test range funding would enable testing of highly advanced guided missiles. They said horizontal ranges around 500 miles could be ready for testing this year and 5 000 mile capabilities may be possible soon. Ed MacAuley of St Louis University and Kentucky's Alex Groza to face each other.
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Congress
New York
Ed MacAuley
St. Lows University
All- America Center
Kentucky
Alex Groza
East West all star game invites six eight MacAuley for Madison Square Garden
The 6'8" MacAuley accepts an invitation to play for the West in the fourth annual East West all star game at Madison Square Garden on April 2. Vadal Peterson of Utah names him as West coach. Adolph Rupp has already selected four Kentucky players for the East squad. Each side will field ten players. Also noted are long snowshoes used in Alaska.
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MacAuley
Madison Square Garden
New York Herald Tribune
MacAnley
Vadal
Peterson
Utah
Adolph Rupp
Kentucky
Wildeisroza
Ralph Beard
Wallace
Wah Wah) Jones
Chiff Barker
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Hendrickson
West End Motors
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Comaker
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