Rationing Board Reports Tires and Tubes for Week
The rationing board issued weekly allocations for tires and tubes. The list names numerous individuals and companies across Denton Preston Ridgely Greensboro Goldsboro and Fed'burg with grades of tires and various supply quantities for March 22 and related week. Key names include M A Pentz Denton Elva Reed Denton Howard Shockley Goldsboro and James Patrick Preston among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna B. Silver
Goldsboro
Jlarry Ulollis
Preston
M. A. Pentz
Denton
Welter Murphy
D. Thompson Swing
Ridgely
Ralph Woolford
George Betton
A. G. Dukes
Greensboro
Samuel C. Harrison
George Slaughter
Dr. J. H. Summerfield
Rev. J. W. Zehring
New Tricks
F. Herbert Bamberger
Woliam F. Bennett
Lester Collins
Fedburg
Clarence Collison
Cooklyn Milk Co
J. T. Dennis
Eglantine Farms
Conrad Fuchs
C. R. Geisel
G. E. Hollingsworth
The
Holt Oil Co
Fed’burg
Alonzo Jones
Raymond Nichols
James Patrick
Preston Oo
M. W. Porter
Henderson
Nune Elva Reed
Arthur B. Rosser
Join Sands
William Scott
Howard Shockley
Albert Sisk
Chas
E. McMahan
Jessie Bowdle
Rose M. Breeding
Harry Bridge
Jas. O. Brown
Horace Burs
R. F. Coleman
Herman Dodd
Harry Eaton
John F. Engerman
Rayfield Groce
H. E. Hammond
Arthur J. Hubbard
Pearl Jones
Hurbeck
Frank Kelly
Co. J. Kern
Raywood Lister
Henderson Oo
Wmn. MecCollister
Marydel
Ralph Murphy
Alton G
Freddie Wright
Samuel L. Young
Legislative Jottings on Caroline Delegation Bills
Legislative notes list multiple bills with status in Senate and House. Provisions cover county and municipal actions, clerk salaries, bank deposits, repeal and re enactments, bridge authorities, liquor dispensaries, magistrates, sheriff pay, and road commissions. Several measures passed Senate or House, awaiting Governor signatures.
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Caroline
Senate
House
St. B
Mr. Merriken
Denton National Bank
Caroline County
Lill
Senator Davis
Ways and
Wilmer Fell Davis
Merriken and
Neal
Dover
N. B
Merriken
Hi. B
Ganey’s
H. B
H. R
Board of Prisoners
Authoriof Stati Roads Commission
New Pate
Denton Legislation Updates in Maryland Senate Actions
A digest of bills involving Denton Maryland and county law showing hearings, reports, and senate actions. H R 448 audits of Denton town finances. H B 455 abolish constables, magistrates to sheriff. YW B 515 higher per diem for court criers. H B 527 higher per diem for court bailiffs. B 6382 repeal debt limit provision for Denton. several actions were sent to Senate with favorable reports or no action.
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Senate
Merriken
Denton
Ways and Means
Ways
Maryland
Caroline County
National Negro Health Week Preschool Examinations
As part of National Negro Health Week the County Health Department will hold preschool examinations in four colored schools this week. Dr. Small and public health nurses will conduct exams. Parents of children starting school next fall should bring them at the scheduled times. Schedule: Lockerman School, Denton Wednesday April 7 10 a.m. Ridgely Colored School Wednesday April 7 1 30 p.m. Federalsburg Colored School Friday April 9 10 a.m. Preston Colored School Friday April 9 1 30 p.m. Ensure your child attends the correct day for their school.
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County Health Department
Small
Lockerman
Denton
Ridgely
Federalsburg
Preston
ODT Guarantees Ample Gas for Farmers Truck Needs
Farmers can schedule 1942 crops with gas allotments sufficient for truck operations, pending local supplies. Joseph B. Eastman of the Office of Defense Transportation explains flexible mileage controls and adjustments to Certificates of War Necessity via USDA Farm Transportation Committees and War Boards. Final appeals go to the ODT District or Regional Manager. emergency gas can be obtained from War Price and Rationing Boards.
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Joseph B. Eastman
Office of Defense Transportation
Stanted
ODT
Farm Transportation
Usda County War Boards
Farm Transportation Committee
Mr. Eastman
Eastman
Eden Visit to Annapolis Embraced in World-Wide Notice
A historic Eden visit to Annapolis is hailed as a worldwide signal of unity. The message frames his arrival as a symbol of kinship uniting the CommerziVealth of Nations with America in a time of crisis, pledging support for victory and shared liberties with Britain and other free nations.
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Eden
Annapolis
America
Great Britain
Maryland CIO Delegation Meets Soviet Envoy in Washington
Maryland labor leaders led by Sid Katz met Soviet Ambassador Maxim Litvinoff in Washington at the Russian Embassy exchanging greetings with Earl e R Mitchell of Baltimore and pledging support for the war effort. Delegates then visited Chinese British and Soviet posts, while lawmakers debated racketeering and wartime policies. Maryland streams will be stocked with trout due to war transport limits, and a lively barroom discussion on julep ingredients highlighted homefront spirit.
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Murmansk
Stalingrad
Baltimore
Washington
Maxim Litsinoff
Maryland
CIO
Sidney Katz
Litvinoff
Phil Murray
Earle R. Mitchell
Russia
Katz
War Labor
Charles E. Wilson
War Production Board
William Green
Truman Committee
John L. Lewis
Jim Drury
Maritime Union
Millard Tydings
George Radcliffe
Senate
ClOers
Tydings
Drury
Radcliffe
Capitol Hill
House
Delivering Groceries Turns Into Comic Ordeal
School news highlights life in Caroline High with Don Turner's humorous piece Delivering groceries by bicycle turns chaotic as shoppers phone in orders. The column notes student exploits, a Junior Choir and play, and upcoming events at Salisbury State Teachers College. Walter Palmer and Pat Diary entries add portraits of senior students and alumni.
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Don Turner
Don
Mrs. Strong Lungs House
Kemp Newnam
Hash
Salsbury State Teachers Co
Jimmy Emerson
United Nations
Laura Clendaniel
Barbara Fitzgerald
Jeanne Reynolds
Walter Palmer
Caroline High
Walter Butler Palmer Jr
Hum
Beefy
Mom Bhy Land Divisen
The
Victory Corp
MecCafferty
Porter
P. O
Bethlehem
Maryland
Pat
Walter
U. S
Thomas Smith
Eleanor Sturr
Chester
Elkton
Elsie Henry
Geo
Local seniors share class news and ideal dates in April
Wise, Centreville, marriage details from 1948. Military mentions include Wimbrow, Thawley Jr, Emer son, Behtke, Lutz, Johnson, Hughes, Horsey with ranks and postings. Reports on attendance, tests, softball, and Senior Day plans at C. H. S. plus seniors’ date preferences and class activities across grades, highlighting presidential and college events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wise
Centreville
Larry Wimbrow
U. S. Army
Wesley Thawley Jr
Bainbridge
U. S. Navy
Denton
Gilbert Emerson
Bill Behtke
U. S. Maines
Leslie Lutz
Ben Johnson
Sam Young
Johnny Hughes
Bill Horsey
Naval Reserves
St. Johns College
Sara F. Ffollistar
Pauline M. Moore
Lync
Baltimore
Caroline High School
University of Mayland Hospital
University Hospital
Blackwell
Salisbury State Teachers College
Bridgewater College
C. IS
Gil
Federalsburg
April Term of Circuit Court Opens Monday
The April term of the circuit court opens Monday with rostered judges and staff listed. Names include Charles A. Taylor J Wilson Cohee Charles Wood Sr Seventh District Adam S Hol singer Richard Blackburn Jr Thomas C Gintley Charles T Dean Herbert E Keeneman George H Messick Eighth District Ernest C Collins Frank M Adams Clifton Wight Jesse E Emerson Raymond D Williamson Wilhout W Prattis registered for proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Taylor
J. Wilson Cohee
Charles Wood Sr
Adam S. Holsinger
Richard Blackburn Jr
Thomas C. Gintley
Charles T. Dean
Herbert E. Keeneman
George H. Messick
Ernest C. Collins
Frank M. Adams
Clifton Wight
Jesse E. Emerson
Raymond D. Williauson
Wilhout W. Prattis
Ingenious farming urged to meet Maryland war demands
Maryland farmers face war time handicaps and must use ingenuity and good planning to sustain dairy and livestock operations. The Agronomy Department of the University of Maryland urges homegrown feeds and careful management as price ceilings on corn and other grains threaten future supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Stack
Maryland
Rome
Agronomy
University of Maryland
Maryland farmers urged to grow feed crops at home
The article argues that protein concentrates and high price feeds are scarce in the East, urging Maryland farmers to boost home production. It recommends substituting high yield crops like corn for oats and timothy, using best fertility practices, and organizing local labor to harvest, easing supply and price constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
South
Mid-West
Our fghting men and War Bonds pledge at home
A patriotic appeal urges citizens to invest 10 percent of their income in War Bonds to support American forces, stressing shared duty and national effort. The message underscores home front sacrifice as part of total war.
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America
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