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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1952

Page

3

House Upsets State Police Bill Veto

ANNAPOLIS Feb 27 The House of Delegates overrode Gov McKeldins veto of a bill moving State Police costs from general funds. By a party line vote it passed 31 to 9 over the veto signaling a Senate clash expected tomorrow. The bill had been originally 16 11 in the Senate with two Democratic absences.

Annapolis McKeldin House of Delegates Tuck Senate Boone Baltimore County

Debate Over Session Length and State Budgets

Lawmakers clash over funding sources for highway patrol and state needs while considering 30 day and 60 day legislative sessions. A Senate vote blocked a major judges pension increase and supported measures to aid State's Attorneys and grand juries amid talks of radio libel immunity for stations. A House resolution calls for an independent study of property assessments to address tax fairness. Debates also touch on school funding and county tax shares for education amid calls for reform.

Tete Polise Gov Me Keldin House Education Committee del Wallace Montgomery Thomas J Pul‘sen, Jr U Grant Hooper State Association of County Commissioners J McNayr

Taxation figures and state funding shift noted

Pullen notes extra taxation could yield 4 dollars and 88 thousand to 81 and the 300 dollar salary rise could be financed with 3,630,656. Counties would contribute 532,395 more to the school equalization fund than needed for the pay raise, benefiting the state as counties raise more than the extra cost.

McNayr Hooper Pullen Wallace

Court News Equity Vianny E Palmer vs Calvin L Palmer

Equity suit filed by Vianny E Palmer against Calvin L Palmer seeks partial divorce alimony and counsel fees. The record lists marriage licenses for James OToole and Anna Mary Gerber and multiple property transfers valued at $10 each involving Joseph M McSweeney George S Wachter and others. The cited addresses include Newark Philadelphia Harrisburg and the city referenced with Hamilton Homes Inc involved.

Court News Equity Vianny E Palmer Calvin L Palmer James Otoole Newark Anna Mary Gerber Philadelphia Fred B Fox Harrisburg Maryvaret F. Snow Progress Pn Joseph M McSweeney Charles P Kerley Gusta S. Wachter George S. Wachter Ira Brandfield Wilson W. Waltz Ety Hamilton Homes Inc Raymond L. Stone

CAB halts low-fare coach service by six major airlines

The Civil Aeronautics Board ordered Capital, Eastern, National, Northwest, United and Western Airlines to stop scheduling true coach service unless they meet four cents per passenger mile and sufficient off-peak capacity. The ruling aims to prevent the public from perceiving noncoaching service as true coach fares. Coach permits for the six firms would be suspended at expiration.

Washington Civil Aeronautics Board CAB Capital Eastern National Northwest United Western Airlines

March 31 meeting notes and board discussion items

A Frederick Maryland page notes a board spokesman saying airlines will file new tab schedules meeting board requirements. Mt Zou Wo SCS held a February 21 meeting at 140 o'clock hosted by Mrs Ethan Summers with co-hostess Mrs Clyde Boyer. President Mrs Everest Duvall led worship and the program Let Courage Base With Danger featured multiple participants. Twelve members and one visitor attended March 19 at the church. Poems read by Mrs Charles Dodd and reports were given with sick cards sent. The meeting closed with Mrs John Croneburg leading the ceremonial closing. A historical aside notes the U S Mint opened in 1792 and has struck coins valued at over 7 billion dollars.

the News Frederick A Board Mt, Zion W, c Wasy Fisger Charles Dodd John Croneburg

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