Budget deficit study pushed as Maryland lawmakers rush measures
In Annapolis on February 7, legislators opened rapid review of the Governor's Budget amid a reported January deficit of 859,028.63 in operating surplus. With a projected 2,229,000 deficit by September 30, finance leaders pushed to pass measures including a beet tax and sale of the Northern Central railroad annuity to free 1.6 million for the coming biennium.
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State Departments
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Comptroller’s Office
Derbx
Senate Finance
House Ways and Means
Boy Scouts of America Proclaimed by Hagerstown Mayor
A city proclamation by Mayor Irvin M Wertz of Hagerstown marks the 25th anniversary of the Boy Scouts of America. It lauds their WWI era Liberty Loan work, disaster relief, and National Good Turn clothing drive, noting the decade plan to foster citizen scouts and a National Jamboree in Washington. It calls on civic groups, churches, and schools to observe Boy Scout Week February 8 to 14, 1935.
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City Officials Win In Setback Ward Match At Fire Hall
City officials L G Lushbaugh and Raymond Smith defeated Enterprise fire truck drivers Phregner Logan and Charles Goetz 26 games to 9 in a setback match held yesterday at the Western Enterprise Fire Hall. Large crowd attended the event amid broader budget debate notes about shifting funds from the State Roads Commission to retirement of road bonds and impacts on road funding and employment. The session also questioned increases to state aided institutions and Morgan College, and debated moving state police command from the Motor Vehicles Commissioner to the governor. The House of Delegates meanwhile killed a Ways and Means bill requiring an automobile inspection station in each county and two in Baltimore City.
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Raymond Smith
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Dionnes Enjoying Chicago Sodas and City Tour
Oliva and Elzire Dionne quintuplets indulge in a hotel suite soda spree in Chicago with hosts offering free drinks. They select red pop and champagne, downing several bottles in under an hour before touring stock yards, the world fair grounds, parks, boulevards, and glittering stores.
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Chicago
Oliva
Elzire Dionne
Rail Work Planned at Western Maryland Terminal Yard
Extensive improvements to the engine terminal yards between Elizabeth and Antietam streets will begin soon. Beater and Long won the contract to add about 600 feet of new track, relocate two water tanks, and erect two new tanks at Elizabeth street to ease traffic at the Antietam crossing. The project spans several months and aims to create a more flexible yard operation.
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Antietam Streets
Brading
Antietam Street
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Secret of Looking Young Through Olive Tablets
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets are advertised as a natural remedy to refresh the face by cleansing the bowels. The copy claims most illness stems from inactive bowels and promotes a vegetable compound as a gentler alternative to calomel. The olive colored tablets are marketed as restoring buoyancy with impurity clearance, priced at 15 cents.
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Edwards
Ohio
Edwarde
Death by own action note aids search for missing man
Cumberland Maryland February six A death by own action note found in a pocket book on the ice of the Potomac river becomes the principal clue in the police hunt for John Dawson an 18 year old factory worker missing about two weeks from Cumberland and Ridgeley West Virginia Police began dragging the river near the Blue Bridge after the pocket book was found his coat and shoes were found about 300 yards from the bridge report says police learned Dawson intended to kill his young wife but she is living with a sister in Cumberland Dawson and Elsie Stafford 18 were married November second
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Potomac River
John Daw
Cumberland and
Ridgeley
W. Va
Pote
Dawson
Slater
Elsie Stafford
Tsat
American gambler Meisner jailed 15 years in Canadian kidnapping case
London Ont Feb 7 David Meisner an American gambler and bookmaker was sentenced to 15 years in jail for kidnapping John Labatt president of the Labatt brewery in a landmark Canadian case. It marked the first charge of its kind in Canada with Labatt as the wealth brewery head involved.
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London
Mt St Marys College approves Echo staff for second semester
In Emmitsburg Maryland on February 6 the Mt St Marys College council approved the new staff of the Echo the student publication to take office during the second semester of the school year.
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Mt. ‘St. Mary's College
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