Annapolis Debates State Relief Funding and Welfare Transfers
In Annapolis the discussion centers on a state relief plan with a recommended minimum contribution of 750,000 for direct relief. The Board of State Aid and Charities estimates Baltimore needs 1.6 million annually. Healy argues abolishing the ECA would save 125,000 yearly in admin costs and transfer of relief rolls to the Welfare Department could save at least 250,000 more. Bruce adds there could be periodic relief roll extensions.
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Maryland
Sroeeta
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Jurnad.ovar
Board of States Aid and Charities
Baltimore
Healy
ECA
Welfare Department
Bruce
Baltimore City
Maryland Passes 60 Day Relief Levy Continuity Bill
Gov. Nice signs the measure ensuring current relief levies for old age, dependent children, and the needy blind continue for 60 days. The House and Senate moved quickly amid protests from Baltimore leaders who argue higher funds are needed. Restaturateurs note apple pie as America's favorite dessert.
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Harry W. Nice
House
Baltimore City
Delegates OK Repeal of Leitersburg Charter
The Maryland House of Delegates passed a bill repealing the Leitersburg charter in Washington County. Senator Ernest Waler of Washington introduced the measure. The House also approved a bill raising pay for the Washington County Juvenile Court judge and clerk.
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Annapolis
House of Delegates
Leitersburg
Washington County
Ernest Waler
Washington
Girl Bitten by Dogs on Way Home
Gloria Marie Wolfe age 12 daughter of Mr and Mrs William Wolfe Roessnér Javenne was severely bitten by several dogs on her way home from a store Her right arm was badly lacerated and she had minor injuries to her left arm and legs She was taken to a physician for treatment and then kept under observation at home
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Gloria Marie Wolfe
William Wolfe
Roessnér Javenne
Actress files suit against Paramount for 500000
Irane Bennett sues Paramount Pictures in Los Angeles for 500000 claiming improper medical attention caused a serious illness and ruined her career. She has been in a sanitarium suffering from tuberculosis for several months.
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Los Angeles
Irane .Bennett
Paramount Pictures, Inc
Heiress Weds in Philadelphia as Dorrance Estate Ties Grow
Heiress to a $120,900,000 Dorrance fortune marries George Strawbridge in Philadelphia. Both families are prominent. Mrs William Coxe Wright, sister of the bride, is pictured at left.
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John T. Dorrance
Philadelphia
George” “‘Strawbridge
Centar
William Coxe Wright
Permits Issued Here Rise With New Dwellings and Remodels
City Engineer Joseph Lyon reports 23 building permits issued last month totaling 22 395 dollars. Four permits covered new dwellings and two involved remodeling houses into apartment buildings, boosting the monthly valuation.
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Joseph Lyon
Classified column offers highlight special items
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