State building plan urged again to house Maryland offices
Maryland faces near 100000 annual rent for State offices in Baltimore with little hope for reduced costs. Proponents push a Baltimore site at St Paul and Saratoga streets though counties oppose, while a former Annapolis bill for a statewide office building failed. The budget lists major leases including Motor Vehicles, Public Service, Tax, and Labor and Statistics, with the State House and related agencies occupying multiple floors in city premises.
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Maryland
Baltimore City
Theodore Brady
Anne Arundel County
Annapolia
Baltimore
Anne Arundel
St. Paul and
Saratora Streets
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
Commissioner of Labor and Statistics
Maryland Historical Society
City
Baltore
Board of Public Works
Public Service Commission
Tax Commission
Industrial Accident Commission
Board of Motion Picture Gen- Both
Conservation Department
Game Department
Labor and Statistics
Department of Law
Board of Forestry
Department of Wealth
Insurance Department
Lunacy Commission
Roads Commission
Department of Povention
Board c of Agriculture
Board of
Pt Wan Control
Arent Commissivarr
Government offices relocate to Merchants and Manufacturers Building
The Education Department remains in the Lexington Building while the Purchasing Bureau and Employment Commissioner's office move to the Merchants and Manufacturers Building at 22 Light Street in Baltimore.
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Lexington
Purchasing Bureau
Employment Commisioner
Merchants and Manufacturers' Association
Light Street
Bait
Revival Services At Calvary Methodist Church
A sizable crowd attended the revival at Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church led by Rev. Dr. G Ellis Williams. Everett Nustzger, a baritone linked with Dr J Wilbur Chapman, sang several selections as Williams spoke on the church and its growth. Tonight the junior choir will sing under Mrs Irene Goodson, with Rev. Dr Clarence True Wilson of Washington to speak Sunday. Revival lasts about two weeks. Bead fringe detail notes on a black velvet gown collar with a long beaded tie.
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Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
G. Ellis Willams
Everett Nustzger
J. Wilbur Chapman
Dr Williams
Irene Goodson
Clarence True Wilson
Washington
Campaign of Brotherhood Stewardship Under Way
A Lutheran Brotherhood campaign begins in November across Maryland West Virginia and Pennsylvania to promote Christian stewardship. J S Iter visits congregations in group meetings to discuss brotherhood and church responsibilities with dates set from Hagerstown to Martinsburg and beyond.
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The
Lutheran Brotherhood of the Marsland Synod
Hagerstown
Iter
J S. Blank
Brotherhood of the United Lutheran Church In America
Cincinnati
Ohio
Church of Jesus Christ
Boonsboro
Baltimore
Washington
Westminster
Manchester
Taneytown
Thurmont
Jefferson
Wiederick
Brunewiee
Silvery Bay
Middletown
Woodsboro
Craser- Yuand
Martinsburg
West Virginia
Wasnesboro
Pennnsylvapia
Washington County
Synodical Brotherhood
W. O Hiltabidle
Charles KE
William W. Doub
Frederick
G Stoner
J. Woort
Sfagerstown
J) McDowell
D. D. Baltimore
Jauiexg Usterting
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Cures Indigestion Belief Shift
A reader recalls doubts about doctors and medicines until a friend urged Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. After trying it for acute indigestion and gas, all symptoms disappeared. The simple preparation claims to remove catarrhal mucus and delay intestinal inflammation. One dose will convince or money refunded. At all druggists.
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Mayr
Ulmot
Don
Bie
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William H. Strauss
Solomon
Brenda Moore
Nancy Deaver
Lillian Herlein
Fred Jones
Charles Delaney
Selznick
Tweedy
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Cartys Furniture Store
Patrick
Carty
Central Trust Company
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Versace
Lesarve Deposita
George T. Baumgardner
Soap One
Edward Shaw
Jos H. Apple
Frank C. Norwood
Emory L. Coblentz
Allen G. Quynn & Co
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