Maryland lawmakers eye larger biennial budget forecast
Maryland legislators near 90 days of session expect a budget larger than the current two years. Governor Nice says the budget is ready for printing and may be presented with the message but a Jan. 27 delivery is anticipated. Finance committee plans and potential increases sparking debate among senators.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Harry W. Nice
Nice
Yesterdar
Raymond E. Kennedy
Senate
Lansdale G. Lasseer
Todey
Kennedy
Finance Committee
J. Allan Coad
D. St Marrs
Stock Exchange Topic to be Presented by Westerfield
Jason Westerfeld of the New York Stock Exchange will speak to the Hagerstown Kiwanis Club on Thursday January 11. An engineer by training from Stevens Institute of Technology class of 1599 he helped design early submarine torpedoes and worked as a sales engineer. His talk titled The Stock Exchange From Within will cover its operations and role in national economics.
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Jason Westerfeld
New York Stock Exchange
Hagerstown Kiwanis Club
Westerfield
A Xtos Exchange
Exchange
Stock Exchange
Auto strike settlement hope bright
A report from Flint Michigan notes two union members held incommunicado after earlier disorders at the Flint Chevrolet factory. The plant closed and GM says 76,000 workers will be idle by nightfall. Also struck were Briggs Body Detroit and Walker Ajax Racine idle workers. Murray Body Detroit unaffected.
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Flint
Mich
Chevrolet
General Motors
Briggs Body Company
Detroit
Walker Ajax Company
Racine
Wis
Murray Body Company
Briggs and Murray
Ford
Lincoln
Ajax
West in grip of cold wave across the nation
The West faced sub zero weather with heavy snow today as the cold belt stretched from the Pacific to the Great Lakes and into the Texas Panhandle. Readings included 49 below at Meacham Oregon and other lows across North Dakota Montana Wyoming and California. Snow and fog affected travelers and air services in multiple cities.
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Chicago
Arizona
Gallup
N. M
Tuscon
Pacific Coast
Great Lakes
Texas Panhandle
Meacham
Ore
Williston
N. D
Havre
Mont
Crockston
Minn
Sheridan
Wio
Yellowstone Park
Minneapolis
Boise
Idaho
Denver
Reno
Nev
Duluth Minn
Spokane
Wash
Oakland
Calif
Los Angeles
Texas
Courtship and marriage hinge on appearance and effort
A compact reflection argues that relationship success depends on mutual effort and self-presentation more than status or vows. It cautions that neglect and sloppy behavior threaten harmony in partnerships.
Murder charge follow New Year’s Marion fire
Ralph Hawk of Marion, 22, will face murder charges in the New Year’s Day blaze that killed Hazel Gelwix, 39, and Helen Gelwix, 15. Police said he confessed and had prior assault and arson counts. he allegedly planned to mar ry Catherine Gelwix, 20, who remains hospitalized with head injuries. The couple were to marry January 2.
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Ralph Hawk
Marion
Hazel Gelwix
Helen
Pennsylvania
Hawk
Catherine Gelwix
Chambersburg
Catherine
Ralph
Gelwix
Trag- Jeau
Kiwanians Hear Talk On Stamps
The Kiwanis Club met for a regular session and set plans for the mid winter conference in Richmond on Jan 11 1987. Ernest Walker spoke on stamp collecting noting stamps rise from 24 cents to thousands, and several members are stamp collectors.
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Kiwanis
Richmond
Capitol District
Alexander Hotel
Arley Sica
Recreation Center
Ernest Walker
College Park
Walker
Angies
G men leave Tacoma on a secret trip
Federal agents withdraw from Tacoma amid scarce details as the Mattson family signals possible developments in the Charles Mattson kidnapping case. Rumors circulated of a ransom payment and a potential release within hours, with attention on American Lake Island and late Thursday activity.
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Charles
Mattson
Seattle Times
Harold Nathan
Tacoma
Earl J. Connelly
Bureau of Investigation
American Lake
W. W. Mattson
Negro Injured In Auto Crash Near Fountain Head Club
John Butler and three others, all described as colored, were injured when their car struck a pole on the Middleburg pike near the Fountain Head Country Club entrance. Butler and the others were transported to the hospital. Another man, Hart, suffered severe head cuts in a separate crash near Boonsboro and was taken to Washington County Hospital.
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John Butler
Braxton Alley
Middleburg Pike
Fountain Head Country Club
Charles Jones
Clarence Grogs
Hart
Boonsboro
Washington County Hospital
FDR outlines surplus funded emergency allocations
The President proposed a combined emergency budget totaling 780 million dollars for five months plus 100 million for the Civilian Conservation Corps and 140 million for ongoing emergency projects. He aims to keep relief spending near two billion through mid-1939, noting RFC loans since 1932 total about 14.9 billion, with 8.92 billion deemed non recoverable. In Maryland, Dr. H C Byrd announces a three day extension workers school at the University of Maryland to open discussions on life and industry.
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Civilian Conservation Corps
Congress
Works Progress Administration
Works Progress Administration, and Resettlement Administration
RFC
Treasury
Treasury Daily Statement
AAA
CCC
College Park
H. C. Byrd
University of Maryland
Baltimore Branch Women’s Foreign Missions Meeting Held
The 70th anniversary coaching conference of the Baltimore Branch of Women’s Foreign Missions met at Walbrook Methodist Episcopal Church. Attendees from here included Miss Emma Heironimus and several Mrs. attendees.
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Baltimore
Women’s Foreign Missions
Walbrook Methodist Episcopal Church
Emma Heironimus
J. E. Kemp Horn
H. V. Hart
Wm. M Dutton
E. E. Bradley
Weather blamed for spread of flu and pneumonia across states
Reports from multiple states show varied influenza activity with a nationwide pattern tied to cold snaps. Spokane records an epidemic second only to 1918 in severity, while Oregon and nearby areas report no unusual case numbers yet expect increases. Minnesota notes mild forms and recovering patients. Fargo sees waning cases. Iowa marks a mild epidemic with hundreds of cases in Des Moines and other cities.
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Maine
Vermont
Connecticut
New England
Spokane
Wash
Oregon
San Francisco
J. C. Eiger
Minnesota
Health Department
Fargo
N.D
South Dakota
Milwaukee
John P. Koehler
Iowa
Des Moines
Dubuque
Sioux City
Cedar Rapids
Marshalltown
Rocky Mountains
Denver
Roy T. Cleere
Colorado Board of Health
Kansas
James G Long Seeks Ward Council Seat in Republican Primary
James G. Long announces his candidacy for City Council from Ward with a Republican primary set on January 25. He previously ran as a Sheriff candidate.
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Long
James G. Long
Wisconsin Students Rally Over President Frank Ousting
About two hundred UW Madison students gathered in Bascom Hall demanding the return of Dr. Glenna Frank after her dismissal by the board of regents. A larger crowd later swelled past a thousand as marches continued to Governor LaFollette's office amid cries and classroom appeals. Police removed students from the governor's office after a press conference disruption.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Bascom Hall
Glenna Frank
Board of Regents
Yang ‘Rom
Philip F. LaFollette
Capital Kiwanis Group To Gather
Presidents and club officers from 53 Kiwanis clubs in the capital district will meet in Richmond at the weekend to plan the year’s program. On Monday George G. Peery of Satem Virginia will be installed as District Governor by James P. Gallagher of Newton Massachusetts Kiwanis International trustee.
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Richmond
Kiwanis
Maryland
Delaware
District of Columbia
George G. Peery
Satem
James P. Gallagher
Newton
Mass
Kiwanis International
Roosevelt weighs plan to reshape fair trade and labor rules
An informant said President Roosevelt considered boosting the federal trade commission with a new agency to enforce fair trade practices and limit starvation wages. Proposals include voluntary wage and hour accords with legal force, separate bodies fixing industry standards, and keeping collective bargaining with the Wagner board. Child labor bans were eyed as a possible, but not essential, measure as governors are urged to push ratification of a child labor amendment.
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NRA
Roosevelt
Federal Trade Commission
Congress
Wagner Labor Board
Blue Eagle
Rain totals rise as January ends in Keedysville
Government weather observer J. A. Miller reports 0.99 inches of rain have fallen since January, including 0.54 inches on Wednesday night and Thursday morning. January's previous rainfall was 0.45 inches. The temperature reached a high of 45 and fell to 41 at sundown.
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J. A. Miller
Keedysville
Mercury
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