Harford County liquor hour limit and Bond Bill action in Maryland Senate
Maryland legislative activity in Harford County and Annapolis is summarized. The Senate adjourned early after brief sessions with reports on minor bills. Major items include liquor sales on Sundays after 8 p.m. and a bond reduction for State Athletic Commissioners. Proposals also address unemployment benefits for returning service members and road tax fund distribution. Delegate led measures aim to tighten bond refusals and require explanations within 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gieapelis
Jan
Harford
Gunter
Mrtasire
Senate
Legislative Council
Stephen P. Campbell, Jr
Dbatte
Harford County
Earle R. Burkins
Bel Air
Anne In
Eee
Anne Arundel County
Charles Dr. Lee
R.al
Balti- Me
Five Brothers Enlisted Missing In Action stirred by lawmakers
In a Maryland assembly debate, legislators discussed bills to protect re employment for service members and extend unemployment benefits. Governor O Conor invited lawmakers to a state dinner with Amb. Winant, while Daullists protested Peyroutons Algeria appointment amid Algerian campaign narratives.
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O'Conor
Baltimore
Council of State Governments
Asedosn Oor
DE Gaullists
London
Marcel Peyrouton
Algeria
Pearl Harbor
Thomas F. Sullivan
Waterloo
Iowa
Juneau
Joseph
Francis
Albert
Madison
George
Stine Committed To Springfield Hospital For Observation
Alvie Stine a 10 year old Freder ick youth who pleaded guilty to assault and battery was committed to the Springfield State Hospital at Sykesville for observation and examination on the recommendation of State's Attorney Edwin F. Nikirk police chief Arthur C. Poulsen and attorney E Austin James. The examining doctors must file a report within three weeks with Magistrate Weinberg under whose jurisdiction Stine remains until final disposition of the charges.
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Alvie Stine
Frederick
Springfield State Hospital
Sykesville
Stine
Edwin F. Nikirk
E. Austin James
Arthur C. Poulsen
Weinberg
Carroll County Bills Introduced In Senate
In Annapolis two Carroll County measures were introduced in the State Senate. One would authorize the purchase of gravel or stone deposits and land for road upkeep and allow levying taxes to buy them with sale of land when unused. The other would permit selling parts of the county almshouse property at best price with proceeds returning to the county treasury.
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Tore
Chester G. Kosakowski
Dbalto
Edward R. Milanicz
D.-Balto
Thomas E. Conion
Senate
United States
Campbell
Annapolis
Carroll County
State Senate
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Keystone Paint Products
Interlor
Nicodemus Paint Store
Court St
Axis Raider
Mediterranean
Peto
Jean Darlan
Algiers
Peyrouton
Henri Giraud
Charles de Gaulle
Thang Teblers
Ood
Williamson's
Ammp
Kemp
Eternity
Sagi
Springfield Hospital
B. i
Middlewestern
Atlas
Esso
Standard Oil Company OF
New Jersey
Doll Jewelry Store
South Market St
Frederick, Md
Kemp’s Men’s Store
Doris Dodson
Ringon
U. S. War
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