Lane Under Assembly Pressure To Clear Way For More Hospital Aid
The Maryland General Assembly moved toward expanding hospital funding with four income tax bills advancing in the Senate before a weekend break. Proposals include higher dependent deductions, lower investment income taxes, increased exemptions for seniors, and a plan to cut real estate tax rates. A home rule bill for Cumberland and Hagerstown faced a setback in committee, while bills on road taxes for out-of-state truckers and fishing licenses gained or stalled momentum. Delegates introduced measures to require university budgeting detail and proof of financial responsibility for vehicle registrations, with a constitutional amendment proposed to authorize sweepstakes to aid mental health funding.
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General Assembly
Senate
Governor's Office
House
Ways and Means Committee
Senate Minorit
Kimble
Kimbla
Maryland League of Municipalities
Hagerstown
Kimbie
Storm
Frederick
Virginia
Maryland
Whitworth
Allegany
University of Maryland
Sklar
Ralto
Shapira
Milanicz - Balty
Mary
Jand
Train Crash on Long Island Kills 28 and Injures 100
A Long Island rail collision near Rockville Centre during an ongoing grade separation left 28 dead and about 100 hurt. Eyewitness Tul Rack, a Brooklyn student, described a terrifying scene as passengers escaped amid shattered glass and collapsed interiors.
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Long Island
Rockville Centre
New York
Babylon
L. T
State Tablic Service
George A. Arkwright
New York City
Interstate Commerce Commission
Rockyide Centre
Tul Rack
Brooklyn
Rack
Perimery
Increase in non-support cases worries Grand Jury
The February Grand Jury urged new laws to empower the Juvenile Court amid rising non-support in Washington County. It also praised courthouse security efforts, recommended a punch clock for night watch, and noted needed repairs and efficiency measures across county facilities.
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Washington County
Grand Jury
Rale
Kenneth MelLaughlin
Wold
Circuit Court
Court House
Denali Hariie
William Barnhart
Grand Dary
Yigi- Vanve
Frank Crew
Casy Secian
Board of Dae Hon
Board of Education
Petit Jury
Reyes
Tie
Tie Grand Jury
Anight
Ribelier
Jency
Vogeler Pleads Guilty In Wartime Espionage Case
Vogeler, an American businessman, pleaded guilty in a wartime espionage trial in Miles City Montana. He testified about being directed to sabotage equipment and deliver data to Soviet and Eastern European authorities while denying broader knowledge of Hungary’s telegraph and railway networks. Co-defendants included Imre Geiger and Zoltan Rado, who also pleaded guilty as the trial opened, with prosecutors detailing top secret military data and industry connections.
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Voreler
Vogeler
Comaut
Hungary
Valen
United States Army
Alekar Sathers
Atl
Ine Elidin
Tueserad
Voredler
Dawna Vhen
Vienna
Washington
Voreles
Belginmn
Faith Mista
Faith Mista.” She Asserted Her Wasted Wis Oetipe
Dobby
la Grane
Kiarape
Mea Vogeier
Eetore
Ridigpest
B House
Army Ol
Tie
Zoltan Rado
Tungarian Ministry of Heavy Industry
Rado
Imre Geiger
Standard Works
Voegler
Ithe Cardin
Other Railroad Tragedies Down Thru The Years
New York reports a rail disaster near Rockville Centre New York where a head on collision of two Long Island passenger trains killed many and injured over a hundred. The brief compilation lists numerous historic wrecks across the United States with dates and casualty totals, highlighting the Naperville 1900 event and other noted incidents in 19th and 20th centuries.
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New York
Rockville
Genstre
N. Y
United States
Naperville
Wbether
Ada Michigan
Milton
Ogden
Wink
Ted
Terre Haute
Tad
Kite
Philadelphia
Pye
Awe
PMS
Wastand
Nooy
Tse Puehkersen
Dunkirk
Ohio
GOP Hopefuls To Turn Out Tuesday
Republican Lincoln Day dinner next Tuesday attracts nearly all potential Maryland governor candidates. Attendees include State Senator Roy Tasco Davis, Gen. D John Markey, Senator Robert Kimble, A Royden Blunt, General Joseph D Byron, and Mayor Herman Mills. Also notes mass production of paper cups in 1911 and health boards tackling public drinking cups.
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Maryland
Roy Tasco Davis
Montgomery County
D. John Markey
Frederick County
Robert Kimble
Allegany County
A. Royden Blunt
Baltimore
Joseph D. Byron
Herman Mills
Washington County
State Boards of Health
Samuel J. Crumbine
Kansas
Banker Pleads Guilty In Embezzlement Case
Colmar February report recounts Lamon Grow a Jackson National Bank cashier who admitted 15 years of living hell as he pilfered funds to cover living expenses. He pled guilty to false entry in the bank ledger and faces trial before U.S. District Judge Mell Underwood in Columbus. Grow, 48, once a respected civic leader, says he stole to support a wife and three sons, and seeks to shield his family from the fallout.
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Colmar
Lamon
Vd Jackson
Benel
Colmmbus City
Faromer
Jackson Eivic
Fitar National Bank
Grow
vRypry Sear
Faesta
Didge Mell GG. Underwood
Columbus
Churches Advise Ingrid Bergman to Leave Public Life
Los Angeles Church Federation calls for Ingrid Bergman and Roberto Rossellini to retire from political life after their adulterous affair and other similar incidents. The resolution, supported by Hollywood churches, urges those devoted to human decency to step back from public roles and avoid influencing public policy.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles Church Federation
Ingrid Bergman
Roberto Rossellini
Hollywood
Theraiso
Re Tse
Bergman- Rossellini Firm
Stromboli
Chamber Drive Names 84 Members and Local Firms
A long list records 84 members associated with Chamber Drive, including John G. Churchill of the Salvation Army and Rev. Wilson P. Ard among ministers, Columbia College staff, opticians, dentists, and physicians. It also lists retailers such as Phillips Machinery, Ingram's Men’s Shop, and Rudy’s Rexall Pharmacy, plus miscellaneous firms like Bryant Gas Equipment and The Electronics Company, with locations in Baltimore and statewide references to Marlinsburg and Hagerstown. The passage notes industries from agriculture to manufacturing, naming many firms and individuals connected to the commerce and professional sectors.
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John G. Churchill
Salvation Army
Wilson P. Ard
Hey. Fk. Berry Plummer
Annilea Brown
Lester
KE. Teter
Paul
Watlington
Columbia College
M. Funk
Cauley & Coney
Edward W. Coney
Hubert E. Slocum
W. F
Baltimore
R. L. Jenking
Arthur E. Grove
Ingram
H. L. Ingram
Cockrell Sales & Service
Vernon Cockrell
Lloyd T. Dodson
Daniel A. Wieland
Plaza
William D. Grimes
Rusco Window & Supply Co., Inc
Lawrence M. Mummert
Hammaker Brothers
McClung- Logan Equipment Co
J. H. McChing, Sr
the Electronics Company
Vance L. Hyatt
Lucas Brothers
James Fentress
Morris Motor Express
Marlinsburg
W. Va
Charles W. Hageyris
Potomac Heating Co
B. L. Wentz
Hiway Driveon
Dan Weinberg
Raymond Hixon
Sunset Tourist Camp
Charles
A. Rabasco
All American Airways, Inc
Bernard Hargiel
Home Builders Savings & Loan Assn
Franklin R. Miller
Maryland
M. Altemeier
H. M. Iseminger
Waldo F. Arnett
Miller Lumber Company
Whamsport
Raymund H. Mille
Blue Ridge Construction Co
M. 2
Sareu
Ebersole Brothers
Uareld
R. Ebersole
Willian Ro Wolfiitl
National Biscuit Co
Armand Ro Hall
General Electric Company
H.O. Hamrick
H. Brayton Stine
King Wine & Liquor Co. Inc
Idoydla
Marava
Wilmer
Moss
Wiliamim Company
Funkstown
John K. Williams
Maryland General Insurance
Morris Kassford
Clarence Keedy Co
Harry B. Copley
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co
J. BR. Townsend
Josephthal & Company
Henry
Triesler
Gorden Lo Alexander Co
David
White
Errolli
Strike Settlement Doubtful as Miners Stand Firm
Reporters say President Truman shows no intention to seek power to seize mines while union leaders push for a new contract. Rank-and-file miners criticize the stalemate as White House data outlines contempt action, possible seizure power, and Taft-Hartley injunction options to halt the strike gripping salt and coal pits.
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Truman
Lewis
White House
UATW
Treasury
Congress
U. S. Treasury
Tewis
Trio Sought In Daring Robbery Abandoned Car Clues
Washington on February 18 police and FBI hunted three men after a daylight bank hold up near the District line. An abandoned dark four door sedan and an empty money bag were found near Hamilton National Bank as $27,851 was taken. Two unmasked white men entered the bank. a third waited at the car and fled with the getaway crew.
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Washington
FBI
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Hamilton National Bank
Maryland District of Columbia
Wilmer Waller
Hamilton National
H. R.bauckman
Focus On Main Street Monday feature on Pop Adams life
The Daily Mail debuts a Main Street column presenting a cheerful profile of Pop Adams. It highlights his furniture repair work, painting and drawing, and his Homespan philosophy for happy living, shown with his picture on the back page.
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Main Street
John
Mary
John Doe
Valentine cheese drop leaves wife puzzled in Burbank
In Burbank California on February 18 Mrs Joan Slater learned her Valentine was a pound of roquefort cheese dangling from a tree a half block from home. Her husband Jeff parachuted it from 760 feet above the city yesterday. she quipped it would have been faster with limburger.
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Burbank
Calif
Joan Slater
Valentine
Jef
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