Edward P Vinton a Cambridge resident dies at 72
Edward Percival Vinton longtime Cambridge resident died at home on Willis Street after a heart attack last Saturday evening age 72 born September 20 1854 in Cambridge He served as auditor in the State Insurance Department and later police justice He was a Mason with a Fifty Year Membership Medal and survived by his daughter Eva and son Laird Vinton three siblings and a granddaughter Funeral services were held at LeCompte's with Cambridge Lodge in charge
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Edward Percival Vinton
Cambridge
Willis Street
Mr. Vinton
Thomas P
Rebecca Robinson Vinton
Cambridge Chronicle
Clement Sulivane
Chronicle
Sulivane & Vinton
Vinton
State Insurance Department
Emerson C. Harrington
Albert C. Ritchie
Cambridge Lodge
Grand Lodge of Maryland
Meredith
Bucktown
Eldora Bromwell
Madison
County
Eva Vinton
Laird H. Vinton
Frank Vinton
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State ferry to move 500 laborers to Crisfield for farm work
The Governor's Victory Lab announces a state owned ferry will carry 500 Negro laborers from Baltimore to Crisfield as the first wave of an expected 5,000 field hands to save Eastern Shore crops. Workers will be housed and moved between farms for the season with costs borne by the state.
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Baltimore
Crisfield
O'Conor
Victory Labor Board
United States Employment Service
Somerset
Dorchester
Irvin Forsythe
Case Against Lieut Col Dannenhauer Dismissed
The case against Lieut Col Sloane Dannenhauer is not to be tried. Miss Eunice Holmes left the state and requested no charges be brought. Dannenhauer faced assault charges after delays due to his hospitalization in New York.
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Dannenhauer
Sloane Dannenhauer
Burns Fatal To Frank B Marine In Oil Stove Blast
Frank B Marine died at Cambridge Maryland Hospital after a Friday oil stove explosion caused severe burns. His wife Mrs Marine was burned on the hands trying to smother the fire. The one story home near Aireys was destroyed. Thomas Harper, Mrs Marine’s brother, also resided there.
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Frank B. Marine
Cambridge-Maryland
Marine
Aireys
Thomas Harper
Maryland Drivers Need More Gasoline for Business
State Roads Commission traffic division figures forwarded to the OPA show about thirty eight percent of Maryland automobile drivers require more gasoline for business than is provided by the 2 B-3 card. William F. Childs Jr division director said the Public Roads Administration in Washington had relayed an OPA request for actual figures likely for the new gasoline rationing plan. He added the business mileage estimates used by his staff stem from a 1936 37 survey, conducted before rationing limited reported usage.
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State Roads Commission
Maryland
William F. Childs, Jr
Public Roads Administration
Washington
OPA
Childs
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Philip C. Turner
Maryland Farm Labor Committee
Turner
Florida
J Marine
Rescue Fire Company
Mr. Marine
Dorchester County
Cambridge Manufacturing Company
Sallie Marine
Garland C. Marine
G .Archie Marine
Philadelphia
Alford Pritchett
Elmer Bramble
Brookview Church
U. S. Navy
Robert Weyg
Arthur Parker
Chiropractors
Clifton R. Waldron
P. O. Box
Cambridge, Md
Wimpep
Vimpep
Sur
Cambridge 177
Weidenhoff
Muir Street
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Coca-Cola Company
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