Regulation of Boats Approved in Annapolis
ANNAPOLIS AP The Tidewater Fisheries Commission gains authority to license and regulate all boats not under federal control. HB changes expand to sailboats and require motorboat skiers to have at least 12 years old operator. Cost of six dollars per boat for three years funds waterways work. public hearing and 30 day notice required before new rules.
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Tidewater Fisheries Commission
House
Ways & Means Committee
TFC
H.C. Byrd
Byrd
Uix Panels
Department of Game
Deep Creek Lake
Potomac River
Department
Heart Disease Tops Maryland Death Causes in 1958
In Maryland 1958, 14,618 of 27,161 deaths were due to heart and blood vessel diseases, 53.8 percent, per the Heart Association citing health statistics. The figure marks a slight rise from 1957's 53.1 percent.
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Baltimore
Maryland
The
Heart Association
Distribution of clubs and hearts in play and heart disease rates
The text discusses card distribution limits in a bridge scenario and notes regional heart disease mortality across Maryland counties, highlighting St Marys as lowest and Baltimore City near state average. It also mentions Rev O Lloyd Townsend in Cambridge Hospital and a funeral attendee, plus a piece about contact lens markings and a Chicago expert on lenses.
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Garrett
Allogany
Worcester
Queen Anne's
St. Mary's
Baltimore City
Baltimore County
Cambridge
O. Lloyd Townsend
Wingate
Cambridge - Maryland Hospital
uEaLi
Winnipeg
St. Thomas Blay
I Methodist
Todd
Toddville
George Jesto Begin
Chicago
Johan French
Bridge bidding puzzle prompt with no clear solution
In a bridge bidding sequence East South West North: 29 Pas 2NT Pass 2m Pass 3 NT Pass. South holds 40 YEQ5975 922 4AQ10964. Question asks what to do now after partner's three no trump bid is doubted, with a note to answer tomorrow. The fragmentary text implies a trick lead or bid choice but lacks full context to resolve.
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West
South
Queen of Hearts
East
Hisi Bartmer
Milton Amrine Dies After Long Illness At 87
Milton F. Amrine of Charlottesville Virginia, a longtime newspaper publisher and prison rater, died Monday after a long illness. He was 87 and had previously lived in Kansas and Frederick Maryland. The notice appeared in The News of Frederick Maryland on February 24, 1960.
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Frederick
Maryland
Optical
Milton “Frederick Amrine
Kansas
Milton F. Amrine
Charlottesville
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Tivoli
Fred Astaire
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Chevrolet
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Zenith
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