Maryland debates Sandy Point sale to balance state finances
Senate leader Sen Goldstein renewed effort to sell Sandy Point Park in Anne Arundel County citing finances and tax gains, opposing private competition. Discussion notes 1943 plan, Fourth U.S. Circuit reversal on segregated facilities and other measures including home rule bills and voting rights for federal property residents, plus a Maryland State School for the Deaf heating plant dedication and local notices on coal mine closure and dairy cattle registry.
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Goldstein
Calvert
Sandy Point Park
Anne Arundel County
Senate
Chesapeake Bay
U. S. Cirecul Court of Appeals
Une
Batimore
Sandy Point
Board of Public Works
del. Derry-Frederick
House
General Assembly
Lurk S Weil Shet
Della O Balinch
Maryland
del. Parran
Charles
Congress
Maryland Court of Appeals
Camp Hetrick
Frederick County
Meorgie Pen
Florida move urged to aid ailing wife rider
Dorothy Dix answers a 30 year marriage dilemma in which a husband disabled by heart attacks seeks to move to Florida for health and income. He wants wife support. Dix urges considering the welfare of the family, notes travel ease, and suggests a trial visit to show benefits while maintaining contact with parents.
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Dorothy DIX
Miss DIX
Vet's Guide Draftee's Und Br MAJOR THOMAS M. NIAL
A reader asks for the address to apply for WWII medals stored for veterans. Addresses listed: Army Adjutant General Washington 25 DC. Air Force Awards Branch Washington 25 DC. Navy Bureau of Naval Personnel Washington 24 DC. Marine Corps Headquarters Washington 25 DC. Include full service details and dates of assignments. Also notes on Korean GI Bill and early release policy with application steps and deadlines.
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Thomas M. Nial
Col. J
United States Air Force
Washington
Navy
Bureau of Naval Personnel
Navy Department
Washingta
Marine Corps
United States Marine Corps
Warren
Conviction Of Killer Is Upheld In Maryland
Maryland high court upholds the conviction of William C. Thomas for the murder of Russ Dellatoneyman a 67 year old Baltimore storekeeper. The court agrees with the trial ruling applying the right from wrong insanity test and rejects arguments that jury should consider all mental testimony. Thomas had been convicted of murder rape robbery and burglary and received the death sentence last October.
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Annapolis
Maryland
High Court
Russ Della Toneyman
Baltimore
William C. Thomas
Emory H. Niles
Baltimore Criminal Court
Niles
Thomas
Gilmor Street
Father Of 32 Has 90th Birthday Event
FALL RIVER Mass March 26 Napoleon Vaillancourt father of 32 children turned 90 today and conceded time is catching up He said he no longer chops wood daily His son and daughter with whom he lives recently junked an old wood burning stove for an oil burner Anita Vaillancourt said dad was getting too old to chop wood at 88 Vaillancourt born Saguenay Quebec March 25 1865 learned shoemaking at eight married at 13 His first wife bore five children before she died before he was 21 His second wife bore 27 children and died early The family came to Fall River during the quiet Vaillan epuit set up a cobbler shop
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Fall River
Mass
Napoleon Vaillancourt
Anita Vaillancourt
Vaillancourt
Saguenay P. Q
Vaillanepuit
Budget Prunes Maryland Finance Panels Cut State Budget
Annapolis March 13 The record budget emerged from House and Senate finance committees with a net increase of about 269 million dollars after cuts. Major trims hit the Mental Health department and health services, while aviation was abolished. governor McKeldin’s proposed 270.8 million was reduced by 3642.29 and all changes await Friday public hearings.
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McKeldin
House
Senate
Tomaht
Finuse Mays and Means
Crownsville State Hospital
Springfield
Eastern Shore
Patter Sen. Turnbull
D-Balta County
del. Boone
Wrabic Department
Department of Motor Vehicle
Viollations
Turnbull
Boone
Aviation Commission
State Aviation Commis
Sion
Phyl
Sat
Richard Jamison
Commission
Executive Department
Sen Phoebus
University of Maryland
Phoebu
Senators Reconsider Passage Amid Tax Bill Debate
A Senate discussion on an amendment led most senators toward deletion but they got engrossed in debate and passed the measure with one amendment. Turnbull noted this and the vote was reconsidered, sending the bill back to Judiciary. Two other measures delaying final action were postponed, including sales tax exemptions for newspaper production materials and machinery and rules for municipal home rule. The $200,900 bill references Woodrow Wilson through federal transactions.
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Frederick
Rotcet Chew
Tentayels
Peahods Institute of Music
Baltimore
Judiciary Committee
Turnbull
Judiciary
Senate
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N. Carrell St
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Piper & Hilt
North Court St
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Treeland Nurseries
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Peat Flagstone
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