Dairy Farm Discussion Raises Doubts in Maryland Senate
In Annapolis on February 26 senators questioned the Mental Hygiene Department's dairy farm purchase at Crownsville. Dr. Clifton Perkins defended the plan, citing a potential 52 cent per gallon cost, but critics asked if the project will cover all expenses and truly aid hospital milk needs. The 960 acre Howard County site costs exceeded 200 thousand dollars and aims to supply milk to three state hospitals with a projected central budget of 144 thousand dollars and 216 thousand in hospital benefits. A note mentions the extinct dodo bird once native to Mauritius.
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Clifton T. Perkins
Sybert
D-Howard
Crownsville Hospital
Jewell Crient
Spring Grove
Rosewood
Springfield
Central Farm
Sees Bid To Halt Probe Of Justice Dept
Rep Keating warns of a block to start a new House investigation into the Justice Department as a subcommittee struggles to secure Capitol Hill space for its staff. He cites possible interference by unnamed backers and plans to question Attorney General McGrath on office handling of cases referred to the department.
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Keating
House
Justice Department
House Judiciary
Capitol Hill Quarters
Chelf
D-Ky
Rep
Rogers
Dcole
McGrath
Justice Department probes extend to Tax Division and grand juries
Lawmakers trade questions on Department of Justice handling by other federal agencies delays in provocation and the Caudle era. Rep Hillings notes inquiries into grand juries in San Francisco and St Louis amid IRS irregularities. Senator Langer backs Morris income scrutiny and urges Congress members to resign if unable to live on salaries. Congress members earn 12,500 dollars plus a 2,300 tax free allowance and other benefits.
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Department
United States
Chelf
Theron Lamar Caudle
Caudle
Truman
House
Rep
Hillings
Calif
San Francisco
St. Louis
Keating
Rogers
Special Investigating Committee
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Newbold Mortis
Congress
Langer
Morris
Measure Forcing Out Of Committee Promotes County Industry
ANNAPOLIS Feb. 26 A bill to let Allegany County governing bodies promote industry was moved from the Rules to Committee of the House. It says the county faces prolonged unemployment and would authorize municipalities to build, operate, or lease an enterprise. A similar bill authorizing bond issuance rests in the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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Allegany County
I Senate Judiciary Committee
Allegany County plans industrial boards tied to bond power
A House bill introduced by the Allegany delegation would let counties and municipalities serve as industrial boards. Officials could seek permission to issue bonds and start ventures, acquire lands, build enterprises, and lease or dispose of properties. In Baltimore a $20,000 extortion plot against a banker led to three arrests of youths ages 14 and under after police traced the scheme to a crime program.
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Rallegany
Allegany
Rules Committee
Ways and Means Committee
Allegany County Commission
Baltimore
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