Maryland Chamber honors late Thomas at annual meeting
The Maryland Chamber of Commerce presented the 1983 Public Affairs Award to Ed ward P. Thomas posthumously for his support of business and bridge between government and business. Former Sen. Edward F. Mason accepted the award, praising Thomas' legislative efforts to back business and Western Maryland interests.
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Baltimore
Edward P. Thomas
Maryland Chamber of Commerce
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Maryland
Thomas
Edward F. Mason
HRB Singer Inc
James 0. Roberson
Maryland Economic and Community Development
Roberson
Heil
State College
Washington
Goldman
Butta
C&p
Virginia
General Assembly
Public Service Commission
PSC
Donne Lane
Chamber of Commerce of
Frederick County
Edward Mason
Del
Thomas Hattery
D-Frederick
Ed Waters Jr
Chamber meeting voices on Maryland business climate
At the Maryland Chamber of Commerce annual meeting in Baltimore, panelists discuss the state's anti business climate and efforts to attract firms. John F. Smith and William P. Colition outline membership goals while Roberson defends Maryland's business environment. Thompson, a Reagan supporter, urged backing federal programs for economic recovery.
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Butta
PSC
Roberson
C&p
Montgomery County
At&t
Virginia
Fairchild Industries
Maryland
Baltimore-Washington International
Robert T. Thompson
Reagan
Thompson
America
John F
Jack” Smith
State Group
Bassadors
Small Business Council
Smith
William P. Colition
Thomson
Maryland Chamber of Commerce
Baltimore
Morton Goldman
Alexander & Grant
Cpas
J. Henry Butta
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co
Terry Heil
HRB Singer Inc
James O. Roberson
John F. “Jack” Smith
State Chamber
Ed Waters Jr
Did FDR repackage Hoover programs in the 1930s?
A historical note argues Hoover expanded federal action to fix wages and prices during the 1929 1930 recession, creating make work programs, protectionist tariffs, and tax hikes. It contrasts Hoover’s approach with FDR’s promised policies and warns against repeating past intervention.
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Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Hoover Dam
America
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Fdr
March sales rise 1.8 percent as inventories drop 1.1 percent
Government data show March business sales up 1.8 percent while unsold inventories fell 1.1 percent, signaling stronger economic momentum and raising inflation concerns among economists. Bear Stearns notes surprise strength could prompt tighter credit if inflation resurges. Warner-Lambert posts 12 percent earnings gain to 46 million on 766 million sales.
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Robert Lindhe
Bear Stearns & Co
New York
Treasury
Federal Reserve Board
WL Income Warner-Lambert Company
Commerce Department
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Melvin A. Steinberg
Senate
William Potter
Preston Trucking Co
Richard L. Lesher
Chamber of Commerce of the
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Charles Robb
Mayland
Harry R. Hughes
Washington D.C
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Europe
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18Th & K Streets
District of Columbia
Xerox
Atlantic Research
GTE Business Communications Systems
EDM Corp
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Key Bridge Marriott Hotel
Key Bridge Marriott
Hughes
Tracoline
Litton Amecom Systema
Bendix Advanced Technology Center
Woodmont Country Club
Washington Convention Center
Frederick
Frederick, Maryland
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Robert Burns
TR Mehtely
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Public Accountant
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Frederick Underwriters, Inc
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Frederick Underwriters
Samalty Insurance
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