Maryland Congressman Baldwin stirs controversy in farm debate
Maryland freshman Congressman Baldwin challenged the Agricultural Adjustment Act on the floor with a Point of Order, criticizing farm regimentation and subsidies. He apologized for the timing, but the clash drew Republican and Democratic reactions as OPA issues and fishing season debates surfaced in Western Maryland.
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New Encyclopedia Is Purchased At Caroline High School
The Caroline High School library adds a red bound 14 volume Compton's Encyclopedia set including a War Volume with current stories. The library also plans a Victory Book News drive with over 300 books for service men ending March 6. Senior portraits feature Harold Krabill Betty Mae Jester Earl Lord and more, with club activities and class reports amid farm and shop projects.
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Eurene Brooks
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Bobby Smith
Jean Reynolds
Betty Tribbitt
Gloria Brittingham
Army Air Force
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Doris Stafford
Grenthus
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Enetisa
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Governor names numerous Caroline County appointments
Governor Herbert BR. OConor sent to the State Senate a list of two year terms for Caroline County officials. Supervisors of Elections include Hott W Foster Clark Wenderson Arthur Holt Eillsboro Sherman L Tribbitt Denton. Trial Magistrates include William J Richards Denton Charles J Dobson Federalsburg Claudel R Wright. Notaries Public cover many towns including Denton Federalsburg Greensboro Willsboro Ridgely and more with dozens of named individuals.
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Caroline County
Hott
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Wenderson
Arthur Holt
Eillsboro
Sherman L. Tribbitt
Denton
William J. Richards
Charles J. Dobson
Federalsburg
Claudel R. Wright
Henderson
Lola M. Jones
W. Elbert Liden
Roger N. Medford
Elmer L. Meredith
Everett Nuttle
Marie J. Seaman
Clellie E. Turner
John N. Wright Jr
Gilbert E. Wright
Ridgely
Maude G. Sleek
Anna S. Thompson
Burton M. Wilkinson
Galdsboro
W. Clark Quillen
Muaiydel
Margaret L. Smith
Southern States To Hold Agricultural School Here
Southern States Cooperative will host an agricultural school in Denton led by District Manager P. E. Mullinix of Elkton on Wednesday evening March 3 at 7 00 at the Brick Hotel Denton The event part of 45 similar schools across West Virginia Maryland Virginia and Delaware aims to train attendees to better serve farmers with improved farming methods and strategies to cope with labor shortages supplies and transportation Readings will cover food production needs and agricultural challenges with communities including Milford Denton Ridgely Queen Anne Chester Town Federalsburg Harrington Preston Centreville Sadlersville Easton Kennedyville Dover and Smyrna represented
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FSA Offers Buy Cattle To Boost Eastern Milk Supply
Thomas C. Cruikshank of the Farm Security Administration announces a program to purchase cows heifers and calves near slaughter to preserve milk production in the East. FSA will buy cash or on time and resell to local farmers, transporting animals as needed to avoid harming regional dairy output.
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Farm Security Administration
Caroline County
FSA
Cruikshank
United Nations
4-H Club
J. H. Wood
Maine
Wood
Department of Agriculture
Henry Kaiser
Traffic Fatalities Decrease 42.6 Percent In January
Maryland reports 876 traffic accidents in January with 31 deaths and 401 injuries. Baltimore City had 610 accidents, 6 deaths, 267 injuries. counties 266 accidents, 25 deaths, 134 injuries. Two-vehicle crashes dropped from 21 to 3 deaths. pedestrian fatalities fell 27.7 percent. Fourteen counties had no fatalities, several had no deaths or injuries. The state cut accidents 47 percent from January 1942, aided by a 35 mph limit and the Pleasure Driving Ban. Governors and safety groups urge continued compliance as war effort culture.
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FBI Conference Set in Salisbury and Easton on March 9 1943
FBI announces quarterly law enforcement conference for police to be held in Salisbury at 10 00 am and Easton at 2 00 pm with officers from Wicomico Somerset Worcester Dorchester Talbot Caroline Queen Annes Kent counties. A Washington FBI laboratory representative will discuss evidence analysis including blood stains hair fibers soil tests and other scientific methods to aid investigations. The program includes a panel forum for officers to raise issues since prior meetings. A similar conference is planned in Dover Delaware on March 8 1948 for statewide officers.
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Ration Deadline Dates For Key Coupons And Inspections
Last days for various ration coupons and inspections are announced. Fourth Period oil coupons usable until March 20. No 25 coffee stamp until March 21. No 11 sugar stamp until March 15. No 4 gasoline coupons valid until midnight March 21. Tire inspections due by March 31 for A cards and February 28 for B C fleet operators. No 17 shoes stamp valid until June 15.
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