Supplemental Budget By McKeldin In Maryland
Annapolis March 14. Governor McKeldin proposes a supplemental budget boosting next year’s total to over 163 million dollars. He adds 7.01 million to the original 160 million, funds largely for state employee pay raises. He also sends three bond bills totaling 22.7 million for construction and civil defense. Delegates introduce 9.08 million in school bills, including teacher raises and a higher building incentive fund. The plan shifts police costs to highway revenues and projects a year end surplus of 22 thousand. State trooper raises of 300 dollars and a 500 dollar bonus for Col Elmer Munshaw are noted.
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Elmer F. Munshower
State Plans Salary Hikes and Budget Increases
The governor proposes raises for state officials including the state police superintendent to 8000, chief engineer to 8000, and director of parole and probation to 6000. Additional boosts cover traffic magistrates, a new chief magistrate at 5000, five magistrates at 4500, plus substantial funds for medical care for the poor, teacher pensions, state employee pensions, an electric rate recorder, income tax investigators, and large loan lines for construction civil defense and a Hopkins lab initiative.
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A. Earle Shipley
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School of Engineering
Modernized Rice Plan of Reducible Rupture Control
A postcard offer from WS Rice Inc Adams NY promotes a free, no obligation "modernized Rice Plan of Reducible Rupture Control" claimed to safely block rupture openings without bulky trusses or painful pads. It urges readers to mail their name and address to receive the complete plan, noting daily use by thousands and universal fit regardless of rupture duration or prior devices.
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Truman Says Russia Forces U S To Rearm
President Truman bluntly accuses Soviet Russia of pressuring the United States to aid in arming the free world by its aggression. The remarks come as tensions rise and the U S plans moves to strengthen defenses, with Key West cited as a focal point in the debate.
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President urges rapid U S defense buildup amid arms talks
The President warned that Russia repeatedly refused to agree on a foolproof weapon control program, calling for a ruthless program of rearma ment. He argued that the United States must strengthen its defenses as quickly and vigorously as possible to counter the stalemate in atomic and other weapons control.
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Truman defends rearmament as defense against possible war
President Truman told a bipartisan group of Senators and Representatives that rearmament is primarily to prevent world conflict and also to prepare the nation to meet any conflict if forced. He outlined a new attack on Red Russia and urged concrete actions.
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Proposals to Russia on disarmament for peace
The group led by Senator Flanders UR VI calls for disarmament talks with Russia. The President notes Russia has kept large armed forces beyond defense needs and pursued a ruthless rearmament program among nations.
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Russia
President presses UN on arms program and Russia course
The President said the country will continue vigorous support for a United Nations reform program to reduce armaments and again invited Russia to abandon its obstructive course toward agreement.
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