Maryland Safety Record Deemed a Disgrace by Officials
Maryland officials call the state's traffic safety record disgraceful at a meeting with national experts. The District director cites higher rates, while Maryland officials push new road tests, enforcement, and a $20,000 congressional appropriation for safety education. The conference in Washington marks the start of a week of sessions.
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Railway Wage Hike Approved
The Wage Stabilization Board unanimously OK’d a 33 cent hourly raise for yard workers and an 18 14 cent increase for road workers, negotiated by the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and railroads. The decision cites a two year negotiation, base date irregularities, and a cost of living allowance since April 1, with about 150 000 yard workers and carriers affected.
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Highway Surfacing Near Hancock Completed
Paving of a half mile of iron near the Woodmont Rod and Gun Club was finished by local workers for the State Roads Commission. The dirt path off State Highway 455 now has a penetration macadam surface. The commission also progresses a new picnic area near the Dual Highway with ground cleared by Antietam Creek for future tables and benches.
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