Calls For Cut In State Budget In Maryland Legislature
Annapolis February 29 legislative leaders urged a cut of about two million dollars from Gov McKeldin 177 million budget. Senate Finance Committee trimmed 425 000 from approved appropriations and seeks a further 1 53 million in reductions. About 40 million cannot be cut including some school and judiciary outlays. Notable cuts include 100 000 from Health Department medical services for the poor and 100 000 from Welfare Department public assistance. Leaders Goldstein and Boone announced the plan awaiting Senate approval. House action could restore any cuts. The session must finish by Thursday. A separate bill funded a state pay raise, Senate endorsing 400 and House proposing 300 triggering a later settlement. Cross party lines supported retaining the property tax to back state bonds. A one-year moratorium on private oyster ground leasing cleared the House 86-17 and moved to Senate. A Chesapeake Bay committee backed a related measure despite objections.
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Annapolis
Mary Ward
McKeldin
Senate Finance Committee
Department of Health
Welfare Department
Sen. Goldstein
Calvert
de. Boone
Baltimore County
Senate
del. Boone
House
Maryland
Milton C. Raver
State Teachers Association
Carl Everstine
Legislative Reference Bureau
Goldstein
Senate Chesapeake Bay and Tributaries Committee
Shehan
D-Falbot
Sen
Adkins
Rwicomico
Potomac
Maryland Virginia Potomac oystering pact proposed
The paper reports a proposed agreement between Maryland and Virginia on Potomac River oystering. House actions include a $300 pay raise for state troopers and authorizing evidence from highway radar boxes in speeding prosecutions. Debates linger on 30 day fiscal sessions and opening relief rolls to inspection or public disclosure.
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Shehan
House
Senate
McKeldin
Crothers
Betrayal Reflections on Judas and Self
A devotional meditation cites Matthew 26 25 urging self examination of fealty to Jesus. The piece warns daily choices reveal betrayal by lukewarm faith and selfish aims, noting Judas sold Christ for thirty pieces and a parable about Bill who overcharged himself. A closing prayer asks God to renew thinking and guard the name of Christ.
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Imenry
Judas
Jesus
God
Christ
Bill
Hester H. Cholmondeley
National Council of Churches
Mothers Class Meets at Lutheran Church Event
In the Evan gel Lutheran church parish the Mothers class met in the Old Chapel with Rev Dr W W Garrett as speaker. Mrs Kate Harner opened with scripture and the discussion on bapt ism in the Lutheran church followed. Door prizes went to Mrs Glenn Kielholtz Mrs Raymond Mills and Mrs Osborne Fagan. A birthday refreshments committee was honored for Mrs Calvin Schildknecht. The Florence Traver Class met at Mrs Hazel Mullendore 103 West Third with 16 members.
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Evangelical Lutheran Church
Old Chapel
W. W. Garrett
Kate Harner
Garrett
William R. Sell
Glenn Kielholtz
Raymond Mills
Osborne Fa
Florence Traver
Hazel Mullendore
West Third Street
Mullendore
Charles Wiles
Roger Eyler
King
Walter Murphy
Betty Shankle
National Evangelist To Speak At Hood Vespers
Rev Charles B Templeton evangelist for the National Council will speak at Hood College vespers Sunday March 8 at four with Mrs Templeton soloing in Brodbeck Hall. He recently toured the US and Europe and is hailed as a dynamic Protestant figure. The Hood service is open to the public with the college choir directed by Earle Blakeslee.
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Charles B
Chuck) Templeton
National Council of the Churches of Christ In America
United States
Hood College
Templeton
Brod
Beck Hall
Evangelistic Mission
Davenport
Iowa
Topeka
Kas
New Jersey
Oklahoma City
Princeton Theological Seminary
Mr Templeton
St. John's Lutheran Auditorium
Hagerstown
Washington County Council of Churches
Billy Graham
National Council
Hood
Earle Blakeslee
Andrew G. Truxat
Light sparks burn at Monocacy Motor Co garage
John Wallace 52 of King Avenue suffered second degree burns to his right lower leg and left forefinger after a drop light ignited fumes near a car gas tank at the Monocacy Motor Company garage Friday night. He was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital and reported in satisfactory condition. The fire was quickly extinguished and caused no vehicle damage.
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John Wallace
King Avenue
Monocacy Motor Company
Wallace
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Juries Decide In Favor Of Defendants In Suits
Westminster February 29 juries in Carroll County Circuit Court returned verdicts in favor of defendants. In the Foster versus Crawford case the jury sided with Crawford over a horse training and boarding dispute. William Loud sued Charles B. Hamilton after being struck along Route 40 resulting in a broken leg. the jury found for the defendant.
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Westminster
Carroll County
John S. Foster
Brunswick
Francs J. Crawford
Taylorsville
Crawford
Merton Franklin
James Boylan
Donald Sponseller
Mr. Foster
Ralph G. Huitman
William Loud
Baltimore
Charles B. Hamilton
Airy
Hamilton
Loud
Route 40
Frederick Memorial Hosital
Awalt Weller
Edwin F. Nikirk
Frederick
Society Meets at St Pauls Lutheran Walkersville
The Women’s Missionary Society of St Pauls Lutheran Church Walkersville met for February gathering at the parish house. Mrs Gilbert Mills led the program on The Home and Missions and outlined five ways to practice missions in individual homes.
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Women's Missionary Society of
Magazine quiz night at Bloomquist Miller meeting
Mrs Gertrude Zimmerman presided over the session with readings by Mrs R Paul Buhrman and a short skit by Mrs Helwig Loretta Helwig Elizabeth Haller and JoAnne Cleveland. The roll showed Bloomquist 5 Miller 6. A special aids project was reported and plans to gather articles for a box to Liberia were announced.
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Gertrude Zimmerman
E. K. Helwig
R. Paul Buhrman
Helwig
Loretta Helwig
Elizabeth Haller
JoAnne Cleveland
Bloomquist
Miller
Claude Stull
Paul Dinterman
Ieee
Liberia
Civinette Board Meets in First Officers Session
The Civinette Club opened its new officer term with a Wednesday evening meeting at Mrs. Genevieve Falks home. President Mrs. Virginia Thomas led the session as committees for the year were appointed and will be announced at the next meeting.
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Civinette Board
Civinette Club
Genevieve Falk
Virginia Thomas
Tegu
Local club hosts card parties and regular meeting
The group planned several fund raising projects and round robin card parties with the next on March 11 at Mrs Helen Mercer home and co host Mrs Jerry Cramer. The next regular meeting is Tuesday evening at the Francis Scott Key Hotel with Mrs Maxine Willson in charge.
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Ular Club
Helen Mercer
Jerry Cramer
Francis Scott Key
Maxine Willson
Thomas
Patsy Moore
Margaret Strawsburg
Lutheran church delegates gather for noon lunch event
The News reports that Rev William Horn of the United Lutheran Church School Board and Rev Howard Reisz of the Maryland Synod Christian Education and Youth Work will attend from Philadelphia and Baltimore respectively. Women of Elias church will host a noon lunch for delegates and visitors from Lutheran church schools in Frederick Carroll and Washington counties. Also notes Air Force parachutes dogs in tests for rescue work amid a rare flower, shortia, found only in Japan and North Carolina mountains.
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Emmitsburg
Charles Mumma
Western Conference Sunday School Association
Lutheran Synod of Maryland
Elias Evangelical Lutheran Church
Philip Bower
Harvey D. Hoover
Gettyseburg Theological Seminary
William Horn
United Lutheran Church School Board
Philadelphia
Howard Reisz
Baltimore
Maryland Synod Christian Education and
Women of Elias Church
Lutheran Church
Frederick
Carroll
Washington Counties
Japan
North Carolina
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