Gambling And Jai Ali Bills Meet Delay
In Annapolis Maryland on February 28 scheduled jai alai and slot machine events on the Potomac River were postponed after Senate delays left final form unwritten. The Ways and Means Committee backed a bill to outlaw slot machines, while a separate measure legalizing jai alai with betting faced parliamentary maneuvering to delay action.
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Conservationists Back From National Soil Conservation Meeting
Marty Zealz of the Frederick Suil Conservation District and Charles Remsberg of the Caloctiiy Suil District chaired sessions at the National Association of Soil Conservation Supervisors meeting in Minneapolis February 17 to 20. The event marked the 25th anniversary of soil district work in the United States with representatives from most of the 2775 districts present. About 3.25 million farmers participate in soil conservation efforts, developing farm plans and improving tillage to reduce erosion and protect water supplies for crops, livestock, and domestic use.
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Hear Row Over Kohler Strike Rages in Senate Probe
A regional UAW chief testifying before the Senate committee denounced the Kohler strike as an arrogant attempt at industrial warfare. He accused Kohler Co of arming for clashes, while lawmakers pressed for details on violence, picketing, and company guards. The dispute centers on wages and rehiring, with safety in numbers cited by the union. Separately, naval officials sought fingerprints to identify a body found in the Severn River during a dredging project.
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State To Put More In Unemployment Fund
Maryland employers face higher contributions to the unemployment insurance fund by mid year as rising layoffs drain the reserve. Rates depend on payroll stability with current 3 percent for many, possibly rising to .6 percent by July 1, while a maximum of 2.7 percent is set by law. The Department must set rates by March 33 and adjust if reserve dips.
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Press For Arms Talks Resume Amid Western Push
The United States and European allies press Russia to resume disarmament talks in New York within weeks, while Moscow faces a European appeal to drop boycott threats. Stassen urges a summit at the United Nations to break the six month deadlock, with Wadsworth replacing him as negotiator. The death toll drops in January traffic deaths by 5 percent from last year, aided by better enforcement and driving.
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Unemployment Spurt Listed In February
Washington reports a mid February rise in insured unemployment with 3.3 million covered by unemployment benefits and a 23 900 increase in newly laid off insured workers. Officials foresee overall February joblessness near five million, noting coverage excludes many groups and rail workers have separate aid.
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Republicans Hit Truman for Low Mood Talk in Meade Alcorn Speech
In Kingsport Tennessee on February 30 Republican National Chairman Meade Alcorn accused former President Truman and Democrats of pushing a national mood of gloom. He said Truman’s remarks at a Washington fundraising event were short on facts and dangerous, suggesting Democratic rhetoric would harm employment. He asserted the economy remains strong with rising housing, steady income, and higher retail sales than five years of prosperity under Eisenhower, while Democrats seek election gains on economic issues.
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Saund to address Frederick Democrats at Jefferson Day Dinner
Congressman Palip Singh Saund, a leading Far East expert and California representative, will speak at Frederick County Jefferson Day Dinner on March 22 at the National Guard Armory. The event, one of the season’s largest, aims to boost party unity with prominent guests and a full program including open house and refreshments.
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Cadet Civil Air Patrol Conducts Practice Search
The Freder ick Cadet Squadron of Civil Air Patrol will stage a practice search and rescue mission at the old Winebrenner building corner of East Second and East streets. The event, postponed from Feb 2 due to weather, will begin at 8 p.m. Thursday night.
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