Liberal unemployment bill targets Maryland workers and firms
An administration backed measure to liberalize Maryland unemployment compensation would cover about 39,000 employers and 750,000 workers, raise maximum weekly benefits from 17 to 20 dollars and extend benefits to 26 weeks. The bill would remove ineligibility for workers on workmen’s compensation or federal old age benefits and extend benefit freezing during military service to 1945. The Senate and House debated and passed several related bills on funding, employment, and public works while a bridge demand for New Bridge received attention.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Senate
George W. Delia
D-Bal
Legislative Council
O'Conor
O’conor
Governor’s Office
House
Leon A. Rubenstein
Balto 4Th
Rubenstein
John S. White
Prince George's
Milton Tolle
Balto County
Judiciary Committee
State Industrial Accident Commission
Wilmer Fell Davis
Caroline
A. Raymond Marvel
Talbot
State Road Commission
Tuckanee
New Bridge
Roads Commission
State Roads Commission
Two Willards Serve in Different Posts in WWII Era
Pvt William Willard stationed at Camp Maxey Texas and Pfc Charles Willard at Fort Lewis Washington are brothers and sons of Mrs Lillie Willard of Thurmont. An election publication listing officials with arrears was delayed and moved to Monday as Senator Davis pressed for more data before a repeal vote. The bill argues lists could mislead by implying wrongdoing when taxes or charges are unpaid.
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William Willard
Pfc
Charles Willard
Lillie Willard
Thurmont
Camp Maxey
Tex
Fort Lewis
Wash
Davis
Rise In Bituminous Coal Prices Considered By OPA
The Office of Price Administration was said to be weighing a quick 20 to 25 cent per ton coal price rise. An eight cent regional hike would cover higher material costs, with nine percent of labor costs added to districts on six day weeks. Variations would occur by district and coal type across Appalachia. Senator Tydings proposed naming a new aircraft carrier The Antietam after the Civil War battle.
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Washington
Office of Price Administration
Appalachian
Pennsylvania
Arkansas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Arizona
Montana
Antietam
Millard E. Tydings
D-Md
Secretary of the Navy
Frank Knox
Tydings
Maryland
Park W. T. Loy
Hagerstown
Faster Teeth Rock Slide or Slip
FASTEETH is an improved powder that sprinkles on upper or lower plates to hold false teeth firmly in place. It avoids sliding and rocking with no gummy taste, is alkaline, and helps neutralize odor for fresh breath. Get FASTEETH at any drug store.
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Ak @ome
Luan Loan Co
AL North Court
Frederick, Md
Barrick FA
Deopless Drug Stores Service
Frederick
Market St
Fedecat
Lady Esther
Pacquins
IPANA
LUXOR
Torr Tae
Wee
KREMS
Williams
Odorono
Baume Ben - Gay
Munez-Wurth
Seidlitz
Willoughby Taylor
Willoughby
Taylor
Brooks Tebson
Reio C. House
Harriet Hubbardayer
Fox
Harriet Hubard Ayer
Daggett and Ramedell
Dtc
Dromo- Seltzer
Sic Hill
Carter
Ogie
Tootseze
Vicks Vaporub
Mistol
Keys
Mandy Dropper
Phillips Magnesia
Nandie
Hudson
Peoples Service Drug Stores
North Market Street
West Patrick Street
William and Charles Willard
Keystone
Nicodemus Paint Store
Wen Court
Storm & Shipley
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