House Votes To Ratify Amendment In Maryland
Annapolis February 26 The Maryland House of Delegates approved a constitutional amendment limiting the President to two terms by an 84-27 vote. The measure now goes to the Senate as Nevada’s ratification made the 22nd Amendment part of the Constitution. Delegates Sklar and Pumphrey debated the issue, while the Senate advanced 29 medical scholarships for the University of Maryland Medical School and confirmed Neil C. Fraley as Garrett County senator amid a recount challenge. The chamber also killed a race track patronage bill and prepared substitute pari mutuel legislation.
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Heavy cut in natural rubber use March first
Washington reports the National Production Authority orders a sharp cut or ban on natural rubber in 40,000 civilian products effective March 1 to push synthetic rubber and reserve natural rubber for defense stockpile and expanding industry. The action targets small passenger car tires at 15 percent natural rubber and large tires at 22 percent, with sponge rubber “falsies” receiving none.
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Wage policy pins pay rises and caps gains for 1950
The board proposes a 10 percent cap on wage increases through July 1 while a review of the wage policy unfolds. About 3 million workers not yet gaining would be allowed to bargain until earnings reach 410 percent above January 15 last year. NPR released a rubber specs list claiming minimal impact on quality and safety while prohibiting white sidewalls and limiting tire lines. A 32-page catalog details products, with passenger tires constrained by size and composition. In boxing news, Archie Moore and Abel Cestac are set for a 10 round bout on March 13 in Toledo. Helium reserves under U.S. control are projected to last over 50 years at current usage rates.
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Nevada ratifies 22nd amendment term limits for presidents
Nevada becomes the 36th state to ratify the 22nd amendment limiting presidents to two terms. The Nevada Senate approved 16 to 1 after learning Utah had done likewise making Utah the 35th. The move does not affect President Truman, who could seek another term under the original proposal.
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Kidney Slow-Down and Sleepless Nights
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Utah Senate Action Reported Near Sunset
A brief note states advisement occurred about 4 30 p m PST and 7 30 p m EST with final state action following within ten minutes, marking a rapid legislative sequence.
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Accessories Dealer Faces Tax Charge
Baltimore February 26 Henry G Taubman auto accessories merchant pleaded innocent to charges he evaded 216 015 in Federal income taxes over three years He began trial in Federal court and Assistant U S Attorney Frederick J Green said Taubman bought 198 000 in United States Treasury Bonds in 1944 but reported income of only about 6 000 The government refused to believe Taubman s claim of income as stated in the opening statement
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Navy history notes on Holland submarine and tax case
Taubman case details income gains and wife’s savings totaling 175000 of 1844 increase. Attorneys Ring and Blum waived opening statements. Navy’s first submarine appeared in 1900, the Holland, a 53-ton 74-foot craft, small beside modern subs.
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Clementis Arrested Reported in Prague
Prague newspapers report former Czechoslovak Foreign Minister Vindo Clementis has been arrested. The central committee of the Communist Party was informed last Wednesday as it opened its meeting. Clementis had been missing since late January from his apartment and his State Bank securities office.
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