Maryland Adopts Record $176.6 Million State Budget
The General Assembly approved a record 176,576,899 budget for Maryland after House revisions restored welfare funding then Senate approvals carried it to Gov. McKeldin. Two votes against. no dissent at final passage amid last minute wrangles over welfare and departmental cuts.
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State Budget Talks Include New Bond Plans and Pay Raises
The draft fiscal plan for July 11 containment shows a $3 060 deficiency this year and a 1953 budget of $175 046 899 with a desire to trim another $1 530 000. Governor McKeldin seeks $98 322 for State Police raises from motor revenues while a $22 725 000 bond bill funds construction at state institutions. University of Maryland funding could rise to $928 000, with Baltimore and Annapolis office buildings under debate. Unemployment compensation may rise to $28 weekly. the Senate passed the measure amid protest from agricultural senators citing high payments.
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Notable Anniversaries and Historical Moments
Know America Today's anniversaries mark 1819 Alma Mowatt a New York author reader and actress born in France died 1870 and 1824 Lucy Larcom Lowell Mill girl teacher author editor born Beverly MA died 1893. Also 1832 Isaac Hayes Arctic explorer born Chester Co PA died 1681 and 1836 Charles Goodnight Texas frontiersman born Macoupin IL died 1929. 1853 Howard Pyle Wilmington artist and author born in Wilmington died 1911. 1870 Frank Norris Chicago author journalist born died 1902. Today in History covers 1770 Boston Massacre and 1866 Cleveland population 5 000. 1868 Senate as court to try President Johnson. 1871 Chinamen riot in San Francisco. 1918 Rainbow Division repulses German attack in Lorraine WWI. 1923 Montana Old Age Pension Act first state to enact. 1927 1 200 U S Marines parade.
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France
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Issac J. Hayes
Chester Co
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House
San Francisco
Rainbow Division
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Roosevelt Proclaims Tank Holiday and Sessions Start
A mixed 1933 to 1950 snapshot shows Roosevelt’s tank holiday declaration and Congress convening in special session, with 1946 protests over Manchuria and Iran, 1947 Gromyko’s rejection of U N atomic control, plus 1950 GM profits of 834 million. Birthdays listed include Philip Perlman and Edward Dickinson Jr among others.
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Iran
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Gromyko
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General Motors
Philip B. Perlman
Dept. of Justice
Baltimore
Edward T. Dickinson, Jr
New York
National Security Resources Board
Brooklyn
N. Y
Dean Cornwell
Landon
Ilustrator
Louisville
Clarerice B. Randall
Inland Steel
Chicago
Newark Valley
Daniel H. Fitzpatrick
Notable births and horoscope for today
Louis a cartoonist born in Superior Wisconsin is 61. John K Jexsup a Life Magazine editor writer born in Rochester New York is 48. Dr Louise Pearce of the Rockefeller Foundation for Medical Research a pathologist born Winchester Massachusetts is 67. Today’s Horoscope notes a difficult laborious life with strong will and earnest soul, suggesting powerful emotions and influence on others while emphasizing simple life and strenuous work.
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Louise Pearce
Rockefeller Foundation For Medical Research
Winchester
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Chamber and Junior Chamber Discuss Hospital Aid Plans
Representatives of the Chamber of Commerce and the Junior Chamber of Commerce met Monday evening with directors of Hospital Aid, Inc. in the office of Jacob Goldberg, president of Hospital Aid. Mr. Goldberg urged cooperation from the Chambers, and William B. Hardy, president of the Chamber, outlined a plan for support.
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Jaycees Endorse Hospital Aid at Monthly Meeting
Dr Edwin H Sponseller Jaycee president said the group endorsed Hospital Aid and would consider plans to further its program. Attending were Hospital Aid directors Clyde M Roney James H Grove Jr Charles K Taylor and Benjamin Rosenstock. Mr Hardy Dr Sponseller and the following Jaycees testified in a French court noting witnesses may tell more than the truth.
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Jaycee
Hospital Aid
Clyde M. Roney
James H. Grove, Jr
Charles K. Taylor
Benjamin Rosenstock
Hardy
Sponseller
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