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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1951

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3

Maryland Legislature Adopts Record $163 Million Budget

Governor McKeldin's record budget passed the General Assembly amid a Senate dispute over funding shifts for state employee pay raises. The House vote was unanimous on the budget itself, with a conference committee to resolve transfer questions. Mayor A. Alessandro and conservative Democrats challenged policing funds, while Delegate Whitworth warned of future deficits and urged scrutiny of Revenue Board forecasts. The session set an April 2 adjournment deadline, but related funding details remain unresolved. The report notes the cat-tail plant anatomy in an unrelated closing sentence.

Annapolis McKeldin General Assembly Senate House Senate Democrats Assembly Kimble Allegany Whitworth Maryland Board of Revenue Estimates Thomaz Alesandro Baltimore Ley

Authorized To Quit Seven Of Its Bus Lines

Baltimore March 29 The Maryland Public Service Commission authorized Capital Transit to abandon seven bus routes in Montgomery and Prince Georges counties near Washington. The lines N-2 U-2 Y-3 F-8 6-8 H-3 and X-B-w will cease service after Saturday amid declines in ridership and financial losses. Capital Transit had proposed closing the T-4 line in Takoma Park but said it would keep operating it. Civic groups protested and a Silver Spring hearing was held last week.

Baltimore Maryland Public Service Commission Capital Transit Company Montgomery Prince Georges County Washington Court of Appeals of Maryland PSC Capital Transit Takoma Park Silver Spring

City Adopts Daylight Time and Park Zoning Actions

Daylight Saving Time takes effect at 2 a m on Sunday April 29 and lasts until 2 a m on Sunday September 30, per unanimous mayor and aldermen resolution. The board declined to change zoning law to allow funeral homes in residential North Market street area, citing broad impact and objections. Additional items include a city garage on Hartman property, loading zones near Market and East South streets, curb and gutter work on Narva Avenue, a banner permit for Antique Show, a deed for an alley on Culler Avenue, extra streetlight on East Third, and bills totaling 14593 15 were approved.

North Market Street Board of Zoning Appeals Ereet City Engineer 10 Charles P. Hartman City Lght East South Street Market Street Markettreet Second Street Earl F Lorraine Hargett Culler Avenue East Third Street

Dorothy Dix Advice Columns on Marriage and Adoption

A reader seeks help for holiday separations from her husband and intrusive in law. Dorothy Dix advises sharing holiday duties, asserting boundaries, and prioritizing family ties, noting both partners must participate. Also covers adoption inquiries and critiques of marriage dynamics with pragmatic, sometimes blunt tone.

Dean May addresses Lions on women education at Frederick

Dean of Hood College Mrs Elizabeth Eckhardt May urged long term planning for women education at the Frederick Lions Club Ladies Day luncheon in the Key Hotel ballroom. She argued women must prepare for self support, encourage husbands to support vocational aims, and gain early knowledge of housekeeping and family sciences before college. The talk urged liberal arts as civic foundation and calls for joint long term work by men and women to strengthen schools, churches, recreation, and health programs. Attendees included Rev Raymond E Wilhelm, Alvey V Renn, Col W J Huffman, Major Paul Thronburg, Lion Jack Jamison, R Patrick Turner, and Thomas and Richard Kline.

Elizabeth Eckhardt May Hood College Frederick Lions Club Francis. Scott Key Hotel Dean May Raymond E. Wilhelm Alvey V. Renn Col W. J. Huffman Paul ‘Thronburg Baltimore Salvation Army Lion Jack Jamison Hagerstown R. Patrick Turner Thomas Richard Kline

Air Force Corporal Sentenced 20 Years in Spy Case

Air Force corporal Carl E Mills of Sayre Oklahoma was sentenced to 20 years in prison for attempting to sell military secrets to a supposed Japanese Communist agent in Tokyo. Mills claimed a cash need and said the information had little value, with the data covering Air Force operations and bases. He was dishonorably discharged. the sentence awaits review.

Tokyo U. S Air Force Far East Cpl Carl’.E. Mills Sayre Okla Mills

Mayoral Election Registration and Meeting Dates

May election schedule shows registration April 3 from 2 to 3 pm and voters meeting April 10 at 8 pm. Election day Tuesday May 1 from 2 to 7 pm at the Episcopal parish house. Incumbent Mayor Earl Carter and councilors Claude Bossom Leslie Holman Wilbur Wimmer terms expire. Three other council members Leroy Keeney Robert Allport and R K Barnes Jr have two years remaining. A Petaluma Calif poultry producer developed an egg cleaning machine washing and drying 2700 eggs per hour with less breakage than hand cleaning.

Cilmen Episcopal Parish Earl Carter Claude Bossom Leslie Holman Wilbur Wimmer Leroy S. Keeney Robert M. Allport R. K. Barnes, Jr Petaluma Calif

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