State money experts meet to map Maryland finances
Baltimore May 19 Maryland's top money experts met with a legislative committee to chart a path from a budget gap. Sen. Northrop and other leaders outlined subcommittees, with talks among Comptroller Tawes Budget Director Rennie and Revenue Estimator Luung as they plan a long range study and possible tax adjustments. The group aims to report to the Legislative Council next year and meet Gov McKeldin soon to align ground rules. The session follows partisan pushes for withholding, tax hikes, and alternative plans amid a looming fiscal squeeze.
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Seasonal Workers To Get Physical Tests
Baltimore on May 19 reports a State Health Department program to examine and treat migratory workers and their families in Maryland. About 10,000 Eastern Shore laborers will receive physicals, a bleed test, and penicillin injections, with venereal disease control as the primary aim and other health needs addressed. Public and county health staff plus U S Public Health Service aides will staff farm and plant sites, marking Maryland's first statewide effort for itinerant workers.
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Holstein Cow From Mt Airy Wins State Butterfat Record
Scott Inka Pabst, a Holstein cow owned by Graham Loving of Mount Airy, earned top state honors for butterfat production with a record year of 24 345 pounds of milk and 969 pounds of butterfat. Freshening at eight years five months, she tops Holstein records in the Holstein-Friesian Year Book, milking over 100 pounds daily at Overall Dairy Farm. Farm manager Le Roy Flickinger notes adjustments to stalls and facilities to accommodate the animal and its walking parlor needs.
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Polio Victim Gives Birth To Daughter
In Cleveland May 19 a 23 year old polio survivor in an iron lung at City Hospital became mother to a baby girl named Joan Coletta Sands. She has a 4 year old daughter Peggy and uses a chest respirator at home. The infant was born yesterday and is healthy after a first feeding.
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Student rejects $400000 inheritance citing moral conflict
Eugene F. Suter Jr., 22, a Vase University student, won a Surrogate Court ruling upholding his right to reject a $400,000 fortune left by his father. The court stated his freedom of choice could not be overridden by trustees seeking to compel acceptance, noting that institutions may spurn gifts and that an individual shares that right.
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Eisenhower Visit to Gettysburg Obvious Crowd Media
President and Mrs. Eisenhower arrive in Gettysburg Washington Ma MD amid excitement and media presence. The event underscores a strong public interest in the presidential couple as they tour civic sites and meet residents.
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President to visit Gettysburg. cabinet meets then travel plans
The White House announced the President will drive to Gettysburg, Pa., after a cabinet meeting around noon tomorrow and return Sunday. Mrs. Eisenhower may accompany him or stay behind. The news appeared in The News Frederick Md on May 20, 1933.
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