Greensboro News On Five Point Program Split By Lawmakers
The President's five point plan sparks Capitol Hill debate as lawmakers favor treating proposals separately. Tax hikes, war production profits cuts, farm subsidies, price stabilization, and a national service draft prompt strong reactions from AFL leaders and industry groups while Stimson cites strikes as a wartime cost. A wedding and local notices fill remaining pages with community updates.
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Capitol Hill
Pesce
AFL
Congress
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Green
Roosevelt
White House
Henry L. Stimson
Stimson
Dirty Business by Axis Agents and Strikers
The piece argues that strikes during wartime harm the war effort as much as Axis agents, noting 1943 strikes nearly doubled the long-term prewar average and caused millions of man-days lost. It criticizes deserters from duty and decries lack of protection for workers opposing strike orders, calling the impact dirty business with no adequate wartime justification.
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Washington
Taxing government business in California urged
A special session of the California legislature is urged to consider taxing government business activities like private firms. The piece argues federal property used for government purposes once enjoyed tax exemption, but with government entering commercial activity, states face a problem. It contends government operations should pay taxes and use public facilities at cost to avoid advantages over private enterprise. California should devise a plan to tax government business the same as private industries.
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California
Treasury
Federal Reserve Bank
Denton National Bank
Invasion Test at Anzio Beachhead Probed by German Force
The Germans attack the fourteen by eight mile Anzio Nettuno beachhead in a bid to prove invasions can be repelled despite surprise landings. Air power and naval gunfire are pivotal as Allied planners anticipate intensified fighting, with Cassino shifting German manpower toward the front. Allies must sustain the operation with air cover from British and American planes to hold the beachhead.
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Anzio-Nettuno
Gustav
Rome
Cassino
Italy
Salerno
Cassino Line
Herr Goebbels
Anzio
Christian Science Monitor
Ridgely Wounded Sergeant on bombing raid over Germany
Staff Sergeant James W. Lewis was badly wounded during a bombing raid over Ludwigshafen, Germany. He went overseas in October 1943. He is the son of Mrs. James W. Lewis of Easton and the late Mr. James W. Lewis, longtime agent for the Pennsylvania Railroad in Ridgely.
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James W. Lewis
Ludwigshafen
Germany
Lewis
Easton
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ridgely
Henderson Social News Highlights From Weekend Visits
Mr and Mrs Paul Allen hosted a Monday supper with guests including Mr and Mrs Roy Griffin of Baltimore and Mr and Mrs Wilbur Griffin of Goldsboro plus Mrs McKinley Wilkinson of Goldsboro Dan Dill attended. Families from Centreville Wilmington Harrington Sadlersville Arlington N J and Wilming ton appear in visits and receptions.
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Paul Allen
Roy Griffin
Baltimore
Wilbur Griffin
McKinley Wilkinson
Goldsboro
Dan Dill
Nathan Walls
Centreville
Elsie Mae Raughley
Wilmington
W. N. Walls
A. B. Cohee
Clayton Brown
Harrington
Annabel Clark
George F. Clark
T. A. Montague
Joyce
W. F. Clark
Lewis Shelton
Sadlersville
Dora Melvin
Local Social Evening Gatherings Highlight West Ocean City
Preston and Mrs Theo Schmick hosted a Friday dinner with Lieut Rudolph Schmick Edward Schmick Herman Schmick Carolyn and Harald Clark from Federalsburg attending. Tuesday a supper theatre party honored Jack Nobles fourteenth birthday with guests Billy Rieck Lee Noble Fletcher Sisk Bevy Blades Donald Brodes and Addison Patchett. Mrs 0 R Blades hosted Friday guests including Mrs Charles F Noble Jr Mrs E L Walston Mrs A D Cannon Mrs Frank Boatman Mrs L F White Jr Mrs Douglas Harmon Mrs Paul Van deVisser Mr and Mrs Carville Fleetwood and daughter Mary Ann of Denton and Mr and Mrs Marion Chambers and daughter Becky Jane of Wye Mills.
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Theo. Schmick
Rudolph Schmick
Washington
Edward Schmick
Herman Schmick
Carolyn
Harald Clark
Billy
Federalsburg
John Noble
Jack
Billy Rieck
Lee Noble
Fletcher Sisk
Bevy Blades
Donald Brodes
Addison Patchett
0. R. Blades
Charles F. Noble Jr
E. L. Walston
A. D. Cannon
Frank Boatman
Marion Chambers
Becky Jane
Wye Mills
E. B. Blades
Orphans Court Grants Admin in Multiple Estates
The Orphans Court met with Judges Handy and Fooks and approved administration for Alma Todd's personal estate to George D. Todd with bond filed. Appraisers Leonard Covey and Sewell Noble named. inventories filed. orders to sell granted. notices to creditors.
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Orphans’ Court
Handy and
Fooks
Alma Todd
George D. Todd
Leonard F. Covey
Sewell Noble
Lavina Waliper
Richard A. Trice
Eleanor Williams
County Trust Company
Clara A. Trice
Amos L. Fishell
Nellie Willis
Sperate
William Penn Willis
Ada D. Miller
Alexander E. Miller
J. Roland Chaffinch
I. Robt. Fleetwood
Anna Mae Quillen Birthday Party at Milford Farm
Mil fraid many friends gathered at the farm home of Mr and Mrs John E Quillen last Wednesday evening for Miss Anna Maes fourteenth birthday. They played games then served ice cream and cake. Anne Mae received many useful presents. Mr and Mrs Clifton Nichols of Denton were guests last Sunday. John C Quillen is able to be out again after the flu. Mrs Brown Thawley burned her hand last weekend. Mr Brown Thawley was in Philadelphia last Saturday.
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M. E
Ray Kirwan
Grace Wooters
Greensboro
Stanley Michael
Dover
Miss Wooters
George and
Annie Wooters
Goldsborough
Stonesifer
McDaniel
Everett
Elma Harmon
R. B. Rawlings
Addie Jackson
Linden Duffey
Alfred Blackburn
Michael Hamerskey
Goldsboro
Dover Hospital
Marydel
Greensboro Cemetery
Earl Passwaters
Charles Bilbrough
Charles Bilbrough Sr
Edith Cannon
Merrel Spence
Elizabeth G. Smith
G. C. Austin
Washington
Milton Bishop
Bobby Edwards
Robert Edwards
Robert Spence
University of Maryland
Harold Butler
Boca Raton Field
Fla
Elizabeth Greeley
C.N.C
Leon Greeley
Marvel Spence
New York
Thomas Dobson
Easton
Charles Wieneke
Baltimore
Wm. Jarrell
Cambridge
Ronald Lane
Barbara Lane
James Elmer Anthony
Washington College
Marian Wilkinson
Margaret Ann Callahan
Miss Callahan
Jean Mason
Charles W. Jackson
Harold Fountain
Henry Highland
Pvt
Fort Warren
N. Y
Norman Wilson
Elizabeth Wilson
Newport
Del
Albert W. Saulsbury
Milton Faukner
Queenstown
Howard Callahan
Pfc
Paul Shoemaker
Camp Shelby
Methodist
Clinton Stoops
Hillsboro
Wm. E. Sparks
Oakland
Wm. Houck
Hampstead
Charles Sparks
Fifer
David Perry
Bridgeville
A. Orrell Saulsbury
Paul Gregory
Lancaster
St. Paul’s Reformed Church
Harry Swann
Howard Richard
Fred Flounders
Ridgely Vane
Harrington
Virgie Sparks
Philadelphia
John M. Swine
James Temple
Denton
Ridgely Methodist Church
Walter Bennington
Rehoboth
Franklin Stayer
Lawrence Lynch
Calvin Lynch
Florida
Elmer Davis
Price
Mabel Jones
Catherine Grace
Upland
Harvey Holsinger
John E. Quillen
Anna Mae
Anne Mae
Clifton Nichols
John C. Quillen
Mr. Brown Thawley
Anger’s Burden Outweighs Its Grievances
Reflecting on Marcus Aurelius, the quote notes that personal suffering from anger and grief often exceeds the pain caused by the very objects of ire. It highlights internal turmoil over external wrongs.
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Newspapernabh
Market Street
Maryland
Caroline County
Caroline
Dirty Business
Lee Dolan and
Todd
Linthicum Heights
Saulsbury
Teressa Fountain
Milton Smith
Koch
Cleveland
Ohio
Robert Lord
Ben Colgain
Paul Eaton
Queen Anne
J. Mulford Swing
Sarah Hoff
Cpl
Irving LeGates
U. S. Army
New Mexico
Herman E. Plutrechak
Thomas Trice Jr
Nannie Pastorfield
Eleanor
James Patchett
Easton Hospital
Rita Clark
Srrank Lane
John W. Schmick
Howard Holden
Ruth
E. J. Harris
S. P
Bobby Harper
Bainbridge
Robert Dulin
Salisbury
H. M. Hollis
Henderson
Preston
Marcus Antonious
Parmak
Frederick R. Gibbs
Denton, MD
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