Automobile Inspection Bill Up In Maryland House
The Maryland House advanced a bill requiring annual auto inspections at private garages under state police supervision at a cost of 1.50, with 20 cents to the state. Debate centered on whether inspections would reduce highway deaths and protect the public from unnecessary repairs. Delegates questioned cost, enforcement and garage enthusiasm, while opponents warned it might not solve the broader safety problem.
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Annapolis
House of Delegates
Rouch von
Maryland
Senate
House
del. Boone
D-Balta County
del. Raley
D-St. Mary's
del. McNeal
Blair
del. Blair
D-Montgomery
Fur
East
del Staten
Board of Homeopathic Medical Eveminers
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Shipley
D-Howard
Robert H. Reddick
Eastern Shore State Hospital
Reddick
John J. O' Connor
Turnbull
D-Balto County
California
Texas
New York
Soviet Troop Status in East Germany Remains Open to Talks
The article notes that Soviet troops will stay in East Germany indefinitely and that the question of normal East German sovereignty remains unsettled. The 1955 agreement had promised future regulation of issues in East Germany, but no steps have been taken to implement it.
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East Germany
Soviet Union
Frederick, Md
New State Police Barracks Planned for Easton
The Maryland Department of Public Improvements announced a new Easton State Police barracks on the Eastern Shore with bids set for January 22. The three story main building will include seven bedrooms, a recreation room, offices, a darkroom and storage, plus three detention cells and an identification room. The project cost is estimated at 140000 to 150000 dollars.
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Baltimore
Easton
James J. O'Donnell
State Police
Martin 3. iPuncke
Quartermaster Division
Frederick Memorial Hospital Reports Record December Census
Frederick Memorial Hospital managers accepted the 58th annual report covering July 1955 to July 1956. The director noted December had the highest average daily census in the hospital’s history while an average of 105 patients remained each day. December totals include 126 treated, 392 admitted, 632 discharged, 121 remaining, 129 births, and 18 deaths.
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Frederick Mermorial Hospital
Ethel Northam
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Hospital Admissions and Discharges Across Local Facilities
The report lists several recent hospital movements including William C. Dwyer and G. Travis Nitirk discharged from Washington County Hospital in Hagerstown. Eugene P. Foltz admitted to City Hospital in Martinsburg. George Eyster and John Long admitted to Annie Warner Hospital in Gettysburg. Mrs Charles Dougherty and James Deegan Jr. discharged from Annie Warner. Births at Warner Hospital include a daughter to Hiram Lehman and spouse.
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William C. Dwyer
Miairy
G. Travis Nitirk
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Eugene P. Foltz
Knoxville
City
Martinsburg
George Eyster
John Long
Emmitsburg
Annie Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Charles Dougherty
Detour
James Deegan Jr
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