Peace In Our Time Paralleled In Domestic Strategy
The piece argues Britain’s appeasement before World War II mirrors U S actions on inflation and labor. It condemns the War Labor Board for approving a wage contract under duress, noting Wayne Morse’s dissent and warning against sacrificing rights for expediency. It emphasizes justice, rational policy, and courage against tyranny.
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England
Neville Chamberlain
Hitler
Czechoslovakia
Britain
War Labor Board
WLB
Wayne L. Morse
The Last Barrier to Despotism in Court and Congress
A critique of OPA and Congress amid a Safeway price rule controversy. The piece argues the Supreme Court and bureaucrats threaten liberty, urging Congress to act to curb bureaucratic overreach and protect private citizens from unjudged protests. It cites a 30 day provision and a special emergency court ruling as proof of systemic risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Supreme Court
Safeway
OPA
CPA
United States Supreme Court
Hatton W. Summers
Texas
Public debt burden contrasted with personal incomes
Senator O Mahoney of Wyoming warns that interest on U S government debt surged in 1943 to 1 8 billion dollars while total 1943 receipts were far smaller an amount equal to the 1942 individual income tax take would cover one year interest at current rates and the reliance on deficit spending for postwar plans is questioned The print emphasizes that annual interest exceeds normal revenues and touches on future financing challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’mahoney
Wyoming
United States
Paralyzed Terri Mum Griffith A Holiday Visit Ends In Illness
Mrs Mamie Griffith of Marydel fell ill with a paralytic stroke early Sunday while visiting daughter Mrs Thomas Dobson in Greensboro. Several relatives from Philadelphia Camden and Wilmington joined caretaking efforts as church Christmas events yielded funds and gifts. Attendees included Katherine Herbert Jay B Godwin George Godwin and Georgia. many others visited or spent holidays with families across Maryland Delaware and Virginia.
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Mamie Griffith
Marydel
Thomas Dobson
Katherine Herbert
Philadelphia
Anthony Colantuono
Gibson West
Camden
N. J
Griffith
Dobson
Baptist Church
Lane
Crisfield
Jay B. Godwin
Wilmington
Harrison Nashold
Nashold
George Godwin
Georgia
Leonardtown
G. H. Nashold Jr
Frederica
Del
Joseph Collins
Denton
Heath Bowman
Town
Marion Hiley
Arlington
Robert Bilbrough
Washington
Charles Bilbrough Sr
Bilbrough
St. Set
Thomas Clark
Fort duPont
Ann Clark
Baltimore
Gertrude Longfellow
Jane Dodds
Arlie Dingledine
Lois
Tilghman Whitby
Chesapeake City
Nancy
George A. Reach Co
L. W. Tastor
R. WH. Taylor
Centreville
Emma Pippin
Miss Mae
Georgge Stevenson
John Jarvis
Chester
Frederick Jarvis
Wesley Smith
Dover
Addie Jackson
Roberta
Eash
Milford
Ethel Thornton
Seaford
Katie Cochran
Easton
Jacky Karcher
Store Would Run Shore Helicopter Delivery Service
The Hub department store of Baltimore filed with the Civil Aeronautics Commission for a post war helicopter delivery link to the Eastern Shore of Maryland. The plan aims to reduce time between purchase and receipt of merchandise and invites other Baltimore firms to join in.
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Civil Aeronautics Commission
Washington
Baltimore
Maryland
Hub
Moses H. Goodman
Eastern Shore favoring Baltimore trade over Philadelphia routes
A speaker said that with equal transport facilities the Eastern Shore would prefer Baltimore for buying and selling. He cited conversations from Rock Hall to Ocean City and asserted that Baltimore would attract more business than Philadelphia Chester or Wilmington.
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Baltimore
Philadelphia
Chester
Wilmington
Rock Hall
Ocean City
Government Proposes Feed Saving by Reducing Stocks on Poultry
Government officials from War Food Administration Extension Service and Bureau of Animal Industry met with National Poultry Industry Defense Council and Associated Poultry and Egg Industries in Chicago to discuss cutting poultry stocks to save feed. The plan calls for January culling of laying flocks and 1944 reductions of 16 percent in broiler chick output and 4 percent in replacing laying flock chicks, with voluntary industry action or potential hatchery closures.
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Chicago
War Food Administration
Extension Service
Bureau of Animal Industry
National Poultry Industry Defense Council
Associated Poultry and Egg Industries
Service clubs aid wartime effort worldwide
A report by Rotary International President Charles L. Wheeler shows global service clubs boosting the war effort. Rotary membership rose to 213,500 with 5,008 clubs, despite disbandments in parts of Europe and Asia. new clubs formed in China and other countries. Rotarians support war bond drives, rationing, civilian defense, Red Cross fundraising, and charitable work while expanding in 50+ nations.
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Charles L. Wheeler
San Francisco
Calif
Rotary International
Rotary
Americas
China
England
India
New Zealand
Northern Ireland
South Africa
Sweden
Europe
Asia
C. T. Wang
Chungking
Rotary Club of
Lanchow
Wang
United States
Red Cross
Work Pile Plan Aids Demobilized Soldiers and War Workers
Agencies prepare for postwar reconstruction focusing on the Work Pile plan to discover and catalog job opportunities for demobilized soldiers and war workers after victory. The initiative emphasizes organizing employment options to support transitioning personnel and the broader labor market in the immediate postwar period.
Christmas Holiday Visits Reported Across Towns
Ridgely residents hosted relatives in Onancock Virginia and nearby areas over the holidays. Several families including Fike Asilton Lord Jones Walls Fooks Covington and Sparks shared visits with kin in Chestertown Wilmington Annapolis Philadelphia and Neavitt as churches sung carols Christmas Eve and locals checked in with kin.
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J. E. Parker
Onancock
Virginia
Paul H. Fike
Fred Asilton
Chestertown
Thomas Lord
Neavitt
Mabel Jones
Marion Tracy
Wilmington
Eleanor Wallis
Landsend
Weaver Jones
W. E. Palmatory
Fred Fifer
Wyoming
Fifer
Vergie Sparks
Philadelphia
Orphans Court Meets with Defaulted Estates and Guardians
The Orphans Court on Tuesday, with Judges Handy and Fooks, approved several actions. Release from William Pearson filed in James E. Todd estate. Inventory of Laura W. Fields estate filed. Petition to sell Ernest S. Brindley real estate granted. Letters of guardianship to Layman J. Redden for Robert Dale Tidswell granted after bond approval.
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Orphans’ Court
Handy and Fooks
William Pearson
James E. Todd
Laura W. Fields
Ernest S. Brindley
In Memoriam Edna Lucille Murphy
In loving memory of our dear daughter Edna Lucille Murphy who departed December 30 1941 The stroke means more than tongue can tell The world seems quite another place without her smile Sleep on dear daughter two years since you left our hearts remain filled with sadness and tears Loving mother and father Mr and Mrs Relph J Murphy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Lucille Murphy
Mrs. Relph J. Murphy
Gems of Thought: Pascal on love and knowledge
A reflective aphorism states that human things must be known to be loved while divine things must be loved to be known, highlighting the paradox of perception and devotion in moral thought.
Governor's Proclamation Days Of Prayer 1944 Maryland
Governor Herbert R. OConor proclaims January 1 and 2, 1944 as Days of Prayer in Maryland. He urges public worship and home prayer for armed forces, families, unity, and a lasting peace, noting wartime sorrow and faith across faiths. Ancestral seal and date indicate Annapolis issuance. New Ange
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Maryland
Herbert R. O’conor
State OF
Annapolis
Card of Thanks for Mrs. Sarah Stufft and Family
A card of thanks expresses sincere gratitude to friends for acts of kindness during a recent bereavement. Mrs. Sarah Stufft and Family extend appreciation for support and sympathy.
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Sarah Stufft
Christmas Basis Across Faiths Says Mary Baker Eddy
A Mary Baker Eddy quote describes Christmas as rooted in Christ Jesus and inner heaven, yielding inspiration and spiritual joy rather than tradition or physical pleasures. It emphasizes demonstrable truth guiding happiness and rejoicing within.
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Christ Jesus
Mary Baker Eddy
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Erty
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