Maryland Adopts Historic State Budget Plan
Annapolis March 27 huge 157 839 000 budget through the Maryland General Assembly with a 194 272 000 fiscal program. Senate and House approve amid pending items including Tidewater Fisheries Commission reform and the state mental hygiene overhaul. The operating budget totals about 118 000 000, state budgetary leaders plan day and night sessions to clear decks before the April 4 constitutional deadline.
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Senate
Treasury
Tidewater Fisheries Commission
Tidewater Fisheries
Board of Mental Hygiene
State Roads Commission
Maryland Jockey Club
Pimlico
Baltimore
Laurel
City Street Bill Before Governor
The Maryland Senate sent to Governor Lane a bill authorizing Frederick to condemn a strip of Frederick High School grounds for extending Carroll Parkway into western residential developments. The measure, introduced by C Clifton Wirts and Horace M Alexander, had previously passed the House and now awaits the governor's action amid strong school opposition and a court ruling that condemned land is a legislative issue.
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State Senate
Lane
Frederick
Carroll Parkway
C. Clifton Wirts
Horace M. Alexander
Stedman Prescott
Senate
New Windsor
Frederick County
House
Burgess and Commissioners of
Burkittsville
Martin Plane Firm Sustained Big Loss
Baltimore March 27 Glenn L Martin reported his firm suffered a net loss of 16710762 last year. He blamed slow air transport industry conditions and an 12750000 write off in Martin 2 0 2 liners plus a 2800000 research reserve for refinements. Net sales were 72686527 with 66517149 from armed forces. Beginning backlog stood at 88097141. Wages totaled 38312409.
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Baltimore
Glenn L. Martin
Martin
Italy Ready To Join North Atlantic Pact
The Italian Senate approved joining the North Atlantic defense alliance 188 to 112 after 50 hours of debate. The Chamber of Deputies had already backed the treaty 342 to 170. Foreign Minister Carlo Sforza heads to Washington to sign for Italy as Iceland and Portugal were invited to join.
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North Atlantic Defense Alliance
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Canada
France
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Netherlands
Belgium
Luxembourg
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Portugal
Carmine Mancebelli
Russia
Alcide de Gasperi
United Nations
Italan
U.N
German Border Change Error Sparks Diplomatic Critique
Berlin observers call the six power plan to redraw Western German borders a major blunder. The six nations would transfer 52 square miles to the Netherlands Belgium Luxembourg France and the Saar while arguing minor economic gains. Critics say timing and handling undermine Western positions versus Russia and fuel German nationalism, providing ammunition for future political leaders.
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Berlin
Germany
United States
Britain
France
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Saar
Russia
Poland
European Union
Western German state seen hindered by Communist charges
The text notes a harsh German reaction to the West amid wartime shifts. Anti Communist and Communist figures clash over westward policy, fearing accusations of collaboration. Boundary changes and provisional borders strain Western Allied aims and may complicate a Western German state formation.
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Germany
Russia
Poland
Silesian
Berlin
Substitute For Oil Is U S Need
Secretary Krug warns of a transportation collapse if oil is cut off and urges a synthetic fuel industry. He backs a 20 year, up to 15 billion dollar plan to expand water power including the St Lawrence project and a push to locate new mineral reserves while restricting scarce minerals like copper lead and zinc.
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Washington
Krug
National Safety
Truman
St. Lawrence Power and Seaway
Krug urges faster energy drive and St Lawrence plan
Krug calls for rapid expansion of energy projects to lift U S electric output and aid iron ore shipments to steel mills. He highlights petroleum as the critical energy problem powering transport and defense, urging private industry to push synthetic fuels from shale and coal with government encouragement while warning atomic or solar energy won’t be ready soon.
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St. Lawrence
America
Krug
Motive power for transport amid fuel risk cited
A speaker warned that dependence on foreign fuel is dangerous. He said if foreign oil supplies were cut by submarine warfare or enemy control, transportation could collapse. The remarks emphasized reliance on distant energy sources as a critical vulnerability.
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