Maryland political notes and wartime industry shifts
The column surveys Baltimore politics led by Tommy D'Alesandro as a likely future Baltimore mayor, details three key congressional races, and notes shifts in wartime production at Kelly-Springfield Cumberland and Martin Aircraft. It also highlights Thomas Jones overseeing absentee merchant seaman ballots and Montgomery County victory garden canning records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly-Springfield
Cumberland
Baltimore
Glenn L. Martin
WPE
Donald Nelson
Daniel Ellison
Dudley Roe
Eastern Shore
Wilmer Davis
Glenn Beall
Maryland
Dan McMullen
Tommy D?’Alesandro
Lansdale G. Lasseer
Ellison
George Fallon
William Curran
City Machine
Eilison
Baltimore Steam Roller
Ambrose Kennedy
John Meyers
Sancty
Roe
David Ward
Beall
A. F
Gallup
Roosevelt
EFDR
D’alesandro
George Gallup
Dewey
Willkie
Jones
Thomas Elmo Jones
Washington
U. S. Maritime Service
Amazon River
Maritime Commission
Victory Gardens
Montgomery County
Victory Garden Committee
Vance Johnson
America
Use tax stamps warning issued to motorists
The Internal Revenue Department warns motorists that use tax stamps must be displayed on cars and cannot be evaded. Keystone Automobile Club clarifies rules for stamp purchase, including full price after July and theft precautions. Stamps must be affixed to the car, with serial numbers recorded. theft leads to a certification rather than new stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Internal Revenue Department
Keystone Automobile Club
Keystone
What to do to enter Old Age and Survivors Insurance
The worker must labor in a covered job such as a factory store cafe or hotel and obtain a Social Security Account number card. The Social Security Board then creates an individual account and credits wages as reported by the employer. This account will determine future insurance benefit calculations. For details contact the Social Security Board office in Salisbury Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Security Board
Proclamation of Amendments to Maryland Constitution
Governor OConor orders publication of 1943 acts proposing constitutional amendments including new Article XI-A XI-B on city redevelopment and repeals and judiciary changes. Proclamation directs broad publication in Maryland and Baltimore papers ahead of the November 1944 election with details on submission and language for voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy D’alesandro
Baltimore
District of Columbia Committee
Congress
Washington
D’alesandro
Tommy-the-Dell
New York City
Moses
Jennings Randolph
D. C
West Virginia
Battimore
Tommy
Maryland
Wssembly
State of
Marryland
General Assembly of Maryland
Marsland
Baltimore Redevelopment Commission
GeneralAssembly
City Council of
Baltimore City
General Assembly
Commission On City Plan
United States of America
City Council
State of Maryland
General Assembly of
Chapiple
Maursyland
of Marsyland
Baltimoore
Court OF Appeals
Cecil, Kent
Queen Anne's
Caroline
Talbot
Dorchester
Wicomico
Worcester
Somerset
Flatford
Anne Arundel
Prince George's
Charles
Calvert
St. Mary’s
Carroll
Howard
Montgomery
Frederick
Allegany
Garrett
Udo
Fourth Appellate Judicial Circuit
Judell Cheuig
Hig Circuit
Annapolia
Supreme Bench
Balttimore City
Circuit Courts
Circuit Court
Cirrcuit Court
Allegany County
Baltimore County
Articlle Ile
Supreme Bench of
Judiciary Department
Iegal
I. Tihrbert R O’conor
Annapolis
Notice To Creditors for Caroline County Maryland
The subscriber has letters of administration from The Orphans’ Court for Caroline County on the estate of James Bradford Turner, deceased. Creditors must file claims with vouchers by February 26, 1944 or lose rights to the estate. debtors must settle promptly. Given August 21, 1941. Pearl Edwards Turner Administratrix. True Copy—Test: Carlton V. West, Register of Wills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Orphans’ Court
Maryland
James Bradford Turner
Pearl Edwards Turner
Also Mentioned on This Page
Drew Pearson
Old-Age and Survivors Insurance
Office of the Social Security Board
Salisbury, Md
Great Seal
Newbert R. O'Conor
McWilliams
Carlton V
Pere P
Siizy
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