Public General Laws From Maryland 1959 Repeal and Amendments
A compilation of Maryland Public General Laws enacted by the 1959 General Assembly includes amendments to crimes involving worthless checks and false pretenses, road sign regulations, juror alternate provisions, and revisions to retail price definitions. The acts address dishonored checks, signage restrictions on state roads, juror qualification procedures, and fair trade pricing methods.
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Public General Laws on Retail and Wholesale Pricing Practices
The act defines cost to retailer and cost to wholesaler including freight and cartage, prohibits selling below cost through retailers or wholesalers, and applies to advertising and transfers of property. It specifies retail and wholesale as distinct parts of business and sets penalties for violations, with emphasis on fair pricing and anti diversion of trade within the state.
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Maryland Legislative Revisions on School Tuition and Vehicle Safety
A fragmented Maryland act summary describes preferences for tuition aid based on parental ability to pay, repeals conflicting laws, and dates for enactment including June 1, 1938. It details adding sections to Articles on Crimes and Punishments and State Roads, addressing false pretenses and unlawful removal of highway-adjacent materials, penalties up to $1,000 and six months, and vehicle safety standards for school buses including speed limits, stop requirements, and equipment like fire extinguishers and emergency devices.
Maryland Act Adds Fruit and Vegetable Grading Provisions
Maryland legislation creates a new sub-title Fruits and Vegetables under Agriculture, empowering the State Board of Agriculture and the Maryland State Department of Markets to set grades standards and container markings for fruits and vegetables, outline penalties for violations, and require notices at state lines for interstate entries. The measure mandates marking on containers, enforcement by the State Attorney and local prosecutors, and takes effect on dates specified within the act.
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Maryland
General Assembly of
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State Board of Agriculture
Department
State Department of Markets
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Maryland State Department of Markets
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bork of Agriculture
Department of Markerg
State Boar of Agriculture
Maryland General Assembly Enacts Search Warrants Provisions
Maryland lawmakers add to Article 27 of the Annotated Code a section authorizing search warrants based on probable cause for crimes within state jurisdiction. It specifies sworn applications, judicial review, property seizure procedures, and restoration where warranted, with penalties for perjury and related provisions. The act also repeals and reenacts parts of Article 63 concerning mechanics liens, detailing designation of boundaries, court filings, and lien enforcement timelines.
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Soy County
Criminal Court
Baltimore City
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General Assembly of Maryland
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Baltimore
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Reconstruction of Liens and Bonds in Baltimore Vessel Claims
The article outlines procedures for enforcing ship and vessel liens, including filing a claim with circuit clerks, recording statements, and docketing cases. It covers owner obligations, bond stays, disputes over charges, and enforcement in equity, with details on fees, notices, and timing for bonds and payments.
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Baltimore City
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Circuit Court
Baltimore
Sime
Gretton
Circuit Court of
Taltimore
Elkall
Elticla
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Walnutt Point Social Notes From August Gatherings
Walnut Point August 17 updates show mimes Winifred Rowe and La Rue Kitzmiller on two weeks garation at Beverly Beach. Shank reunion at City Park, people visiting relatives in Hagerstown and Baltimore. A funeral for Mrs. Gertrude Munser noted, with attendance by the Sprecher and Burgan families.
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Walnut Point
Winifred Rowe
La‘Rue Kitzmiller
Garation
Beverly Beach
Arthur Hurgan
Ily Park
Charles Ridenour
Hagerswah
Preston Sprecher
Sprecher Grove
Almeta
Chambersburg
Rose Hill
Hagerstown
Wm. Goward
Thomas Griffith
Dam No. 4
Robert Frush
Inlaw
Alvin Burgess
Baltimore
John Niracate
Boiling Springs
Vuuusins
Roger Bur
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Bertha Sprecher
Ira Sprecher
John Draper
Washington
N.C
Bess Spercher
John Garner
Flarrisburg
Ipent
Arthur Burgan
Roger Burgan
Gertrude Munser
Catman Fneral
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The fragment describes an offer or arrangement presented daily, noting surprise at the routine. It mentions unclear names and context, with no definite event, date, or location readable. The exact subjects remain unreadable, but the tone suggests a repeated daily proposal or offer.
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Fallmoore
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New York Cigarette Bootlegging War and Witty Court Swap
New York tax officials battled a bootlegger smuggling cigarettes from New Jersey as New Yorkers paid lower prices across the Hudson. Retailers suffered a 23 percent drop while Jersey sellers boasted higher sales, with cartons delivered for less than New York prices. A Bronx youth received 30 days, and a judge questioned legality in a lighthearted exchange. Tax enforcers warned fines of up to 35000 or a year in jail for smuggling.
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New York
Uudson River
New Jersey
Jersey Ferry
New
Bronx
Floods Cause Heavy Damage in Selma Area
Floods caused millions in crop and property losses in south Alabama. Some 4500 homeless as Alabama and Cahaba basins flooded. Red Cross led relief with 80 homes inundated in Alabama basin and 250 along the Cahaba. Cotton harvest reduced by half and worn crops damaged statewide. A tropical storm dumped heavy rainfall across central and south Alabama.
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Selma
Ala
Alabama
Cababa
Cahaba
Aldbuina
Tawk
Harmony County consolidates into nine districts
Signs of the Times notes Harmon county schools reduced from 32 small districts to nine large ones after a consolidation. The report also compares Mississippi farms in 1920 to those in California, Oregon and Washington combined, highlighting broader rural trends.
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Hollis
Okla
Harmon County
Mississippi
California
Oregon
Washington
Maryland Court Blocks Garrett County Officials Salary Increase
In Westminster Maryland Chief Judge F Neal Parke denied Garrett county commissioners request to demur and granted an injunction stopping their salary increase from 4 a day plus expenses to 1600 a year The ruling cites the Maryland Constitution forbidding raises during a term marking the first successful court challenge to a 1939 legislative measure.
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Westminster
Maryland
Garrett County
F. Neal Parke
Edward Diffendal
Herbert R. O'Conor
Diffendal
Parke
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R & G Dept
Schindel, Rohrer & Co
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John D. Myers & Co
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Body Dent Hughes Motor CO
E. Battimore St. Lier
Hamilton Corner
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