Maryland Budget Battle Halts Restore Efforts in House
A three hour session in the Maryland House focused on restoring funds cut from the state budget. The Senate backed a $300,000 item for a medical care program for the needy, while many restoration attempts were defeated. Debates cited socialized medicine fears and fiscal strain as reasons for keeping spending reductions in place. A separate incident reported a minor collision near Emmitsburg and a hospitalized boy, with lawmakers voting to hold line on funding through 1958.
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McKeldinstein
Del
George Hughes
Senate
Allegany
House
Boone
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Mont
Ways and Means
Hughes
Tie
Jim Maryland
Lee
Tidewater
Unys Fisheries
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Richard Bull
Emmitsbure
Annie Warner Hospital
Gettysjderstand
Hurg
Emmitsburg
VFW
Oller
South Seton
Infant baptism planned at St Johns Lutheran Creagerstown
Creagerstown March 4 Infant baptism is planned for Sunday March 16 at 10 45 in St Johns Lutheran church The Faithful Workers Society meets March 12 at Mrs Myrtle Wubbards home instead of Mrs Ralph Grinder. Church committees for 1958 are listed with names for Ushers Altar Flowers and other roles. Also notes on visits church attendance and Eisenhower 4 H Club week events and gifts at a Lenten service with national 4 H award winners in Washington
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Creagerstown
Ralph
Grinder
St. John's Lutheran Church
Harvey Lare
Naomi Long
Bertie Kolb
Faithful Workers Society
Myrtle Wubbard
Ralph Grinder
St. John
William Keilholtz
Loys
Eisenhower
Bertie Kalb
Hound
Addie Boltzell
Gettysburg
Hix
Kary
Ann Benson
Creaverstown
Middleboro
Mass
Maryland House restores budget with medical aid funds
Annapolis March 4 Delegates passed Gov McKeldins 379 million budget after restoring 300000 of medical care funds cut by finance committees. House votes 101 17 with opposition worried about tax plans to balance the budget and only two days left in the 30 day session.
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Annapolis
McKeldin
Boone
D-Balta
Senate
Turnbull
House
Peterson's Ointment Promises Fast Pile Relief
An advertisement claims Peterson's Ointment soothes pile torture within minutes. It touts a forty year track record and urges immediate use, promising relief from itching and a soothing, healing formula. Available in box or tube from druggists and applicators.
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