Maryland emergency act on county notes borrowing powers
The text details an emergency law allowing Maryland counties municipalities special districts and political subdivisions except Baltimore to borrow on their faith and credit. It sets terms for coupon bonds or notes dated through 1935 with taxes to repay, and authorizes notes for funding obligations as they mature, subject to constitutional borrowing limits and emergency enactment.
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Maryland Act Adds Crop Liens Section 24A in Landlord and Tenant
An act by the Maryland General Assembly proposes adding a new section 24A to Article 31 Landlord and Tenant. It would create crop lien agreements and provide for their effect and recordation. The changes would place the new section under the title Crop Liens following Section 24 in the Annotated Code of Maryland 1924 edition.
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Maryland
General Assembly of
Edison
Fragmentary notice on preservation of evidence approval
Partial OCR fragment notes immediate preservation of a to ee Cregeen eh fhe mms shall take alec sit Approved Apell 4, 1033.
Maryland Tax and Education Funding Amid Motor Vehicles Bill
A Maryland bill outlines revised motor vehicle fees tied to weight and tire type, with proceeds supporting public schools and education costs. It details tax allocations, funding from the Equalization Fund, and requirements for counties to maintain minimum school spending and teacher salaries.
Maryland motor vehicle tax classes bill 1933 reform
A Maryland bill Chapter 281 amends Article 56 to reorganize registration fees for motor vehicles and trailers, including rubber and pneumatic tires, by class. It seeks per horsepower charges and new classifications for commercial and freight vehicles, with a March 41 1933 approval note.
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Batts
Chissee
Clam L. Bactci
Oventec
Dalipre
Amy Chieee
SC Iiring
Maryland Act Allows Counties to Borrow On Tax Base
Chapter 154 authorizes counties municipalities and public corporations to borrow on their faith and credit by June 1 1935 to cover current obligations with taxes on taxable property as security. It details lien rights for lenders agricultural credits and regional agencies, recording requirements and a complex schedule of motor vehicle fees by weight and class.
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Alice
Thia
Juma
Public General Laws on Motor Vehicle Fees and Speed Limits
The document outlines registration fees, certificate issuance, and penalties for motor vehicles in Maryland. It details quarterly fee payments, duplicate plates, refunds, and the Commissioner's authority to classify vehicles. It sets speed limits for solid tire vehicles by weight and width, restrictions on trailers, and maximum gross weights for various commercial and passenger vehicles with specified axle and tire configurations.
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Vale Vehicles
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Motor Vehicles
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
Feanaioane
Code of Publics General Laws of
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State Roade Commission
General Assembly
Axias
Equittan
Tisas
Highway and vehicle weight and speed restrictions act 1933
This emergency act sets gross weight limits for trailers and combination trucks across multiple classes, with specific maximums by weight and axle configuration. It also regulates speeds in urban and rural areas, imposes fines and possible imprisonment for violations, and cancels existing licenses while allowing credits for prior payments. The statute declares immediate effect upon passage with a September 21 1933 effective date and specifies enforcement provisions and suspension possibilities.
General Laws Chaften 348 Act Repeal and Loan Restrictions
Old General Laws enact a repeal and reenactment of banking loan rules with director approval needed for bank or trust company loans. Provisions limit loans to directors officers or owners, mandate board minutes recording, and require six monthly reviews. The act classifies banks and savings institutions and declares the law a public wealth safeguard, effective upon passage, approved April 5, 1933.
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Aloe
Alphin
Sears
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Banker Trust Company
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Aeton 7 Ta J Board of Directors
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Bank of Trust Company
Ahatl
Maryland Banks and Trusts Loan Restriction Act Text
A proposed emergency law adds new section 63-5 to Article 31 Banks and Trust Companies. It restricts loans to subscriptions in banks or trust companies unless secured by collateral. Defines bank includes institutions with capital stock. Declared an emergency law approved by a three-fifths vote in both houses, effective upon passage.
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General Assembly
General Assembly of
Maryland
Code of Public General Laws of
General Regulations
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Uolest
Maryland Licensing Bill Adds Fees for Mercantile Establishments
Chapter 842 enacts Section 65A to Article 56 requiring annual license fees for each mercantile store open for retail sales in Maryland. Fees scale by number of stores and per extra stores, with caps at twenty, and exclude automobile service stations. Effective June 1, 1933. Approved April 21, 1933.
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General Assembly of
Maryland
Seme
Muntelning
Village Social Notes Include West Virginia Guests
TILGHMANTON hosts Harry Ropp and family from West Virginia as Mae Irven recovers and visits from Frederick with Lloyd Culler’s family. LeRoy Reeder and Martinsburg guests join Harry Miller’s family. Howard McCauley’s Virginia visitors see his father. Mollie Daugherty travels to College Park for Home Makers course. James Snyder and aged parents visit from Keedysville.
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Harry Ropp
West Virginia
Daniel Smith
Mae Irven
Lloyd Culler
Frederick
LeRoy Reeder
Martinsburg
Harry Miller
Howard McCauley
Virginia Avenue
McCauley
Mollie Daugherty
College Park
Homemakers’ Club
John Line
James Snyder
Keedyaville
Community gathering at Fairplay with letters and songs
An evening at the Lowery home featured games, singing, and refreshments for many attendees including the Knode, Delander, Lowery, and Cutler families. Leaders discussed Time, with scriptural readings by Lola Carter and Benton Lowery. Local church notices and travel mentions accompany the event.
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Lowery
Milton
Harold Knode
Paul
David Cel Jet
John Delander
Reginald Vickera
George, Lloyd
Oscar Line
Jewle
Knode
Nannie Lowery
Lola’ Carter
Benton Lowery
Mitton
Anna Knode
James Holder
Elizabeth Barnhart
Fenton Falmer
Lola
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Department of Education
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State Normal School
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General State School Fund
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Code of Public General Laws
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Maryla
Marglané
Public Service Commission
Wienié
Baer
Wbite Corporation
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Reconstruction Finance
Secretary At Agriculture
United States of America
Agricultural Credit Corporation
Incorporated Livestock Loan Company
Savings Institution
Co-Operative Bank
Cooperative Credit Association
Co-Operative Marketing Association
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank
Agricultural Credits Act
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Circuit Court
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Chaften
Public General Laws
Fairplay School
Buberevilie
Milter Atere
Tihmantons
James Keecelring
Dick Staler
Reichard Kaods
Ralph Delander
Donald Lowery
Margaret
Beulah
Lee Cutler
Tala
Anna Reeds
Viole Lite
Elsie
Mildred Rafer
Elizabeth Parphart
Betty Themes
Herola Mnode
Cutler
Anna
Lula Knode
Margaret Lowery
Western Maryland College
Wealminater
Rev. W. 8
Baker
Henry Kinaporch
Salem Lutheran Church
Bakersville
Atwell Suman
Mina Genevieve Emmert
Frank Kaylor
Edith Kaylor
Beaver Crest
Earl Ghew
Florence Hartman
Far ‘Yisburg
Mit. Land
Jona Line
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