Pensions Begin In Maryland As Admin Machinery Moves
Maryland set October 1 as tentative first payment date for the state old age pension fund. The Board of State Aids and Charities led by Samuel S. Sheonahan completed a three county tour in Kent Queen Annes and Caroline to assist local officials in forming county boards and distributing names on a 12 member list.
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Baltimore
Board of
State Aids and Charities
Kent
Queen Anne’s
Caroline
Pension plan hearing outlines for county boards
The state group proposed selecting six administrative officials from a list for the pension system. Samuel E. Shannahan chaired the State Aid and Charities board. Harry Greenstein, relief administrator. and Morris A. Rome, new state board member, announced pensions likely not starting before Oct 1 due to welfare board organization and detail completion. Local boards in Centreville, Chestertown, and Denton reviewed procedures. Kent board president G. E. Leary and advisor Morrison W. Vickers participated. Under the 1985 law, local units pay one-third, state two-thirds. refunds may come from Federal contributions. maximum pension is $1 per day. Shannahan stressed nonpartisan local boards and work from Easton.
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Samuel E. Shannahan
Xaston
Board of
State Aid and Charities
Harry Greenstein
Morris A. Rome
Baltimore
Centreville
Shannahan
Queen Anne’s Board
Charles I. ‘Boyle
J. Sadler ‘Cockey
Joseph M. George
Chestertown
Kent County
Denton
Caroline County
G. E. Leary
Kent Board
Morrison W. Vickers
Easton
Fairfax Man Found Dead Beside Overturned Car
A Bloomington West Virginia man identified as J W Barrett was found dead with a broken neck beside his overturned automobile in Fairfax Texas on Monday. Officers said identification was made through papers and his car number. The body will be transported to Bloomington.
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Fairfax, Tex
J.W. Barrett
Bloomington
W. Va
Fear Strike Over Rising Meat Prices
Washington reports a possible consumer strike over higher beef pork and lamb prices worrying officials at the Agricultural Department. Protests have reached Capitol Hill with groups criticizing AAA taxes and the packers' spread amid warnings the rise may continue into fall.
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Washington
Agricultural Department
Agriculture Department
Capitol Hill
Department
AAA
Smth
D-Sc
Senate Agriculture Committee
Farm Administration
Senator Bronson Cutting Estate Bequests Revealed
The late Senator from New Mexico left a 3,976,260 estate with 133 bequests. Wisconsin's La Follette received 50,000 while brother Governor Lafollette got 25,000. Jesus M. Baca, friend and veteran welfare ally, was left 150,000 and Cutting's Santa Fe New Mexican.
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Washington
Senate
Bronson Cutting
New Mexico
Wisconsin
Lafollette
Santa Fe New Mexican
Phillip Lafollette
Jesus M. Baca
Cutting
Veterans’ Welfare
Baca
Santa Fe
City tax receipts rise to 1935 high of about $19000
City Tax Collector Charles E. Fry announced that yesterday’s daily tax collections reached a new 1935 high with receipts totaling about $19,000. Collections for the year thus far are far ahead of the same period in 1934.
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Charles E. Fry
Frank Barr Treats Herald-Mail to Raspberry Ice Cream
Frank Barr of Boonsboro treated the Herald-Mail to a freezer of raspberry ice cream yesterday. The friendly gesture highlighted the close ties between local residents and the newspaper staff.
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Herald-Mail
Frank Barr
Boonsboro
Angora knit blouse with puff sleeves and decorative closing
The Needlework Corner presents a simple angora knit blouse pattern featuring an interesting neckline and puff sleeves. It pairs well with a new spring suit. Send 10 cents to Knit Pattern Dept. at The Daily Mail, 160 Fifth Ave NYC for complete instructions.
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The
Daily Mail
Fifth Ave
New York City
Rally Draws 300 at Camp Nawakwa Luther League Event
About 300 leaguers attended a rally at Camp Nawakwa Biglerville PA organized by the Luther League of the Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Maryland. Delegates from Cumberland Hagerstown Frederick Baltimore Washington Waynesboro and other areas planned the Charleston South Carolina national convention and Washington DC state meeting. Dr Hadwin Fisher of Gettysburg College spoke at the upper temple and Robert Irvine of this city sang.
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Charleston
Camp Nawakwa
Biglerville
Luther League of the Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Maryland
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Frederick
Baltimore
Washington
Waynesboro
Lower Temple
Fred Seibel
United Tyutheran Church
America
S. C
D. C
Upper Temple
Hadwin Fisher
Gettysburg College
Robert Irvine
J. W. Ott
Maryland Sayod
Roland Renkel
Philip Kautwurst
Gladys Broeker
Gilbert Major
Robert Frey
Margaret Heinzerling
Austin Howard
Blanche Rice
Walkersville
Wallace Reindollar
Taneytown
Fred P. Entler
This City
Beard Miller
Williamsport
Oxygen starving rocks may end all living creatures
Astronomers warn oxygen-hungry rocks gradually remove oxygen from Earth's atmosphere, predicting eventual extinction of breathing life in about two billion years. The effect parallels Mars, where rusting rocks imply a depleted air, while volcanic gases continuously add juvenile CO2 to the sky.
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Earth
Mars
Henry Norris Russell
Evolutionary Scale and Mars Oxygen Content Compared
A fragmented note states that Mars holds less than one thousandth as much oxygen per area as Earth, implying insights into planetary evolution and the end stage of a proposed process. The text hints at investigations and comparisons between the two planets.
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Earth
Mars
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