Maryland Lawmakers End Session With Bonus Debate
Annapolis March 4 1954 Maryland lawmakers closed an extraordinary session approving a veterans bonus and voting to let voters decide in November on amending home rule into the constitution. The budget totals loom above 237 million dollars with many tax measures and policy shifts outlined, including property reassessment yearly starting 1956 and various exemptions and limits across counties.
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Annapolis
Maryland
General Assembly
County
Arias
Maryland Press Assn
Dr Meyer speaks to Civitan Club at Hood College meeting
Dr Andrew G Meyer head of Hood College English speaks to Civitan Club at Francis Scott Key Hotel on Words and Their Ways. LeRoy Blumenauer introduces him. Polio fund chair Alton Bennett receives 1203 to March of Dimes. club praises recent charity results. Two guests Ralph Cubbitt and Edward Joy attend. weekly attendance prize goes to club press.
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Andrew G Meyer
Hood College
Civitans
Francis Scott Key
LeRoy Blumenauer
Meyer
Elmer Singer
Alton ¥. Bennett
March of Dimes
Polio Fund
Bennett
Frederick Civitan Club
Ralph Cubbitt
Edward Joy
Frederick
Club Press
Roads Commission
Dent
Manslaughter Verdict Given in Court Trial
A jury found Thelma 5S. Herbert guilty of manslaughter in the stabbing death of her brother Henry Elijah Herbert. Sentencing was deferred to allow time to file a possible new trial. Other court actions included guilty pleas and suspended sentences for unrelated defendants, with various defendants receiving short terms or restitution. A final line notes a remark that China, Japan and Korea use little milk.
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Thelma
Herbert
Frederick Negress
Henry Elijah
N-Fetchit
Edwin F. Nikirk
Elwood Lez Morgan
Frederick
Alton Y. Bennett
David C. Brown
House of Correction
Brown
Lee Fritz
Pennsylvania
Murray H. Fout
Fritz
Charles L. Delauter
Carroll D. Albright
Bondsman
Albright
Bethlehem Steel May Suspend In Fall
Bethlehem Sparrows Point shipyard, holder of 1953 world record for delivered tonnage, may suspend operations for the last quarter of the year. Vice President D D Strohmeier said the prospect is imminent unless new business develops immediately. The yard employs 3500 and delivered 218,860 dead weight tons last year, the highest total for any shipyard.
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Baltimore
Bethlehem
Sparrows Point
D. D. Strohmeier S
Strohmeier
American Bureau of Shipping
Congress
Navy
Milk Producers Iron Out Differences at Baltimore Meet
Maryland Cooperative Milk Producers Inc held a Saturday session at the Lord Baltimore Hotel described as orderly. John W. Bay of Harford County was unanimously ratified as a director amid prior questions about opposition, while talks focused on stabilizing milk supply and boosting home consumption to balance a market with ample supply. The meeting included legal reviews, remarks by Rev Richwine, and attendance by Gov MecKeldin and Rep Devereaux as the board planned officers for the coming year.
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Maryland Cooperative Milk Producers, Inc
Lord Baltimore
John W. Bay
Harford County
Edgar G. Emrich
Emmitsburg
Emrich
Bay
News-Post
Co-Operative
Bruce Derrick
Baltimore
Derrick
Cooperative
Gross
Co-Op
Richwine
Pennsylvania
Gordon Cairns
University of Maryland
MecKeldin
Devereaux
T. B
Women of Christ Church hold April program
The Woman's Society of Christ Methodist Church Point of Rocks held its March meeting at the home of Mrs. Harold Spalding. Mrs. Horn spoke on Latin Americans Along the Mexican Border. Mrs. Michael reviewed chapters from That The World May Know. Members were urged to bring cardboard treasure chests to the promotion secretary by April 21 and reminded of the World Day of Prayer service at St Luke's Lutheran at 7:30 p.m. tonight.
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Kathryn Philips
Woman's Society of Christ
Point of Rocks
Methodist Church
Harold Spalding
John Horn
Elmer
Temperance Rally Attendee Honored at Mt Aetna Academies
Miss Mary Louise DeLong a Seventh day Adventist member from Vernon Ohio attended a temperance rally in Vernon. She is a sophomore at Mt Adna Academy near Hagerstown and active in the school choir and girls trio. Miss Esther Pople a senior at Mt Aetna Academy placed with honorable mention in the final scoring.
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Mary Louise DeLong
Seventhday Adventist Church
Vernon
Ohio
DeLong
Mt. Adna Academy
Hagerstown
Temperance
Esther Pople
Mt. Aetna Academy
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