Decline In New Claims In Maryland Unemployment
Maryland unemployment claims fell again last week with 3,711 new claims filed, down from 4,547 the prior week. Baltimore and counties saw drops, while Easton Cambridge and Crisfield rose amid seafood industry curtailment after Hurricane Hazel. Checks paid totaled 18,966, the lowest since late December, with $470,000 paid out. The piece notes prior highs and seasonal contrasts across cities and counties. It also mentions the average broiler age dropping from 89 to 72 days since 1947 due to improvements in breeding and disease control.
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