Rationing Board Reports Tires And Tubes For Week
Rationing board issues weekly report listing rationed tires tubes and recaps for the week of August 3 1942 with named individuals and firms across Preston Federalsburg Greensboro Denton Ridgely Goldsboro and Henderson noting recaps and trucks and passenger cars allocations and adjustments for the period. The detailed roster includes passengers and trucks including names such as Harvey Hafnal Philip Mitchell Ernest Dukes Leroy Merriken T. Noble Jarrell Howard Shockley Conrad Fuchs Raymond Patrick and Hynson Canning Co among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Hafnal
Ridgely
Philip Mitchell
Denton
Ernest Dukes
Preston
John Dolby
Leroy S. Merriken
Fed’burg
Thurman Harris
Joseph Lee Gallagher
Henry Ricketts
William Prettyman
Arthur B. Rosser
Roland Chambers
T. Noble Jarrell
Goldsboro
Howard Shockley
Conrad Fuchs
Raymond E. Patrick
Edwin Rosser
Hynson Canning Co
Gilbert A. Banning
Carl J. Werner
Florence Wright
Greensboro
Christian Gotwals
James M. Davis
Chas. A. Pepper
E. W. Pennypacker
Fed'burg
George M. Collier
Henderson
Melvin Willoughby
James R. Lake
James T. Spicer
H. B. Messenger Jr
Herman Steenken
L. Brogley
Samuel E. Cloud
Frank Simons
Wm. Clark
Rev
F. B. Bailey
Wm. .Beevers
Howard Wright
John C. Taylor
Howard Cole
James Baynard
Lewis C. Mitchell
Carlton Cooper
Benj. E. Maloney
J. Edwin Rosser
Hynson
Dispelling The Fog About Everyday War Effort
The piece urges ordinary citizens to convert everyday waste into war materiel. It argues that small contributions from millions of homes add up to thousands of guns, tanks, and shells, turning items like old flat irons and garbage cans into critical military supplies. It emphasizes collective impact and prompts readers to save usable scraps for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WAAC
Tin Cans and Politics War Scrap as Election Reminder
A wartime column urges citizens to turn in scrap metal while warning of voter apathy. It cites Montana primaries where James E. Murray won re nomination despite opposing views in Senatorial contests and notes Democratic and Republican crossings. The piece frames civic duty as essential to war effort and political outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Jones
Smith
Montana
United States
James E. Murray
Burton K. Wheeler
Wheeler
Senate
Murray
Mike Mansfield
Wellington D. Rankin
Jeanette Rankin
Wellington Rankin
Charles Michelson
Democratic National Committee
Katharine Byron
Montgomery
Willkie
New York City
Tammany Hall
la Guardia
Montgomery County
Roosevelt
Clarence Small
Thomas Kelley
Orphans Court Action in Caroline County
The Orphans Court of Caroline County met Tuesday with Judges Handy Dennis and Fooks. Various estates were reviewed including Irene Tribbitt and Charles Barrett real and personal property inventories. Orders to sell, adminaccounts, funeral bills, creditor notices, bonds, releases, appraisals, and guardianship summaries were approved or filed for multiple estates including Tantum Laigneil Donovan Rochester Russell Nichols Cade and Cade estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Caroline County
Handy, Dennis and
Fooks
Irene Tribbitt
Charles H. Barrett
Joseph J. Tantum
Federalsburg Marble & Granite Company
Edith G. Laigneil
William Donovan
Ruby Donovan
Hattie H. Hegeman
Arthur J. Rochester
Annie Russell
James Alfred Nichols
I. Webster Taylor
Richard W. Taylor
Robert Lee Rosson
C. Virginia Robinson
Ethel P. Cade
Georgia E. Cade
Austin R. Murphy
William E. Andrews
Henry R. Lewis
William J. Richards
Cecelia Boyer
Lydia Nichols Tull
Maryland Canneries Battle OPA Rule Save Shore Industry
The Maryland Merry-Go-Round II highlights Senator George Radcliffe and Frank Shook pressuring OPA to modify Formula E, averting ruin for Eastern Shore canners. Ward, a re election contender, touted the news via telegrams. Labor unity grows as CIO AF of L and independents form a bloc signaling possible political impact on state legislature and congressional races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Radcliffe
Frank Shook
Tri-State Canners Association
Eastern Shore
David Ward
Ward
Radcliffe
OPA
David
Office of Price Administration
Opa Baker
Shook
Baker
Leon Henderson
Mr. Henderson
Labor Unity Front
Maryland
CIO
Maryland Labor Unity Conference
AFL
Independent Railroad Unions
Howard Jackson
Baltimore
Herbert R. O’conor
Sidney Katz
George Meyers
Jackson
O’conor
Katz
Meyers
Congress
Auditions officer the line up in Baltimore hotel
Auditions at the Lord Baltimore Hotel in Baltimore feature 283 candidates who undergo cross questioning on Roosevelt policy and labor ties. Many attendees later flank the exam, with unions represented by Harry Cohen AF of L Teamsters and others from Building Trades and Railroad unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Baltimore
Baltimore
Roosevelt
Congress
Jabor
Jaber
Harry Cohen
AF of L Teamsters
Clark Ellis
Building Trades
Tom O'Connor
Longshoremen
Ben O'Rourke
BD. L. Adams
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Lucian Koch
James Drury
Maritime Union
William H. Morris
Brotherhood of Raiload
R. T. Miller
Haperstown
Glenn Beal
E. Brooke Lee
Democratic Party
Katharine Byron
Lee
Glenn Beall
Cumberland
Beall
Allegany County
Bealls
Washington
Frederick County
Faith and Confidence Compared in Belief Teaching
A discussion distinguishes faith from confidence, showing confidence as rooted in optimism, self or others while faith rests on God. Faith is the assurance that God will fulfill His promises, grounded in Scripture, and surpasses mere confident hope. It contrasts omnipotence with human frailty, noting faith can move mountains and calm storms through divine power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Baked Tomato Surprise Recipe Brief
Six medium tomatoes are hollowed and salted. Bacon and onion are sautéed until brown, then mixed with tapioca corn salt pepper and tomato pulp. Tomatoes are filled with the mixture, topped with buttered crumbs, and baked at 350 F for 30 minutes. Serves six.
Get Your Heart Into Your Work Says Ramsay MacDonald
A quote attributed to Ramsay MacDonald urges workers to invest heart in any task. The line emphasizes passion as essential to meaningful labor and enduring effort across all fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramsay Mac Donald
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the Orphans’ Court
Drew Pearson
Charles Orme
Rockville
Fusion
Paul Imrie
Bethesda
Lacey Shaw
Caroline
William S. Orme
Albert Constable
Democratic
Second Judicial Circuit
Cecil County
John J. Maloney
Fai
Ee Fooane
Floyd J. Kintner
States
Federal Court
Kent
Queen Anne’s
Talbot
Dorchester
Colonel Miller
R. J. McCauley
Sidney Snow
Gertruded Beauty Shoppe
Tel
M. Heber
Hebe
Pol. Adv
rmeXe
College Inn
KITC
Henaol
Callf
Limas
Michigan Navy
Majestic
Oxydol
Camay Soap
Tissogood
Nile
Harvey Fleetwood
Milford Kline
Hillsboro
G. C. Cohee
H. A. Porter
Burrsville
Harry Stedman
Arnie’s Cash Grocery
T. L. Trice, Jr
Legrande Fuudatore i
United Nations
Pearl Harbor
Army
Navy
America
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
St. Denton
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