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Hartly's Terrible Czech Earned Bronze Star in France and Italy
Hartly Del veteran Sergeant Joseph Vodverka known as The Terrible Czech received the Bronze Star with two clusters and the Purple Heart for gallantry as a front line medic with the 36th Texas Division. He carried, helped evacuate, and treated wounded infantrymen across France and Italian campaigns while earning admiration from comrades.
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Hartly
Joseph S. Vodverka
Del
Western Front
36Th
Texas” Division
Seventh Army
France
Joe
Italy
Robert M. Ritzman
Lewistown
Stanley B. Nelson
Laddonia
36Th Division
Nelson
Ritzman
Vodvarka
No New Taxes Promise From O Conor At 1945 Maryland Session
Governor Herbert R. O Conor assured the 1945 Maryland General Assembly in Annapolis that no new taxes would be asked during the session. He highlighted a high state credit ranking, a bonded debt of 27.159 million with more than 21 million in reductions under his administration, and the lowest real estate tax rate since the Civil War. He stressed a balanced budget through six years in office and a war era policy to ease tax burdens while funding necessary expenditures, noting 6.3 million dollars in wartime savings.
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Herbert R. O’conor
General Assembly of
Maryland
State House
Annapolis
O’conor
Maryland Budget Talks Signal Postwar Expansion Plan
The governor announces funds revert to the State Treasury from economies and an end-year surplus, with plans to earmark unencumbered funds for postwar construction. He pledges increased education, health, and conservation programs, higher teacher pay, and indigent care, while signaling prompt start on $161,000,000 in state, municipal, and county construction projects and a robust unemployment cushion.
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O’conor
Europe
Maryland
Maryland Post
New Year Gatherings and Naval Family News in Ridgely
RIDGELY social notes report Mr and Mrs Frank L Slaughter hosting young people from Ridgely Newark and Denton for New Year celebrations. Theological Seminary leaders Dr Theodore Herman and John C Shetler led services at St Pauls Reformed Church followed by a congregational dinner in the social rooms. Lieut and Mrs Melvin R Leonard announce the birth of a son in Norfolk Virginia on December 24 while he serves in the U S Navy in the South Pacific.
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Clarence E. Wooden Sr
Ridgely
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Baltimore City
Lloyd Fooks
James M. Fooks
Frances Fooks
Ogden
Utah
Kenneth Patrick I Fooks
Baltimore
George Herbert Fooks
Annapolis
Norman Wilson
Edna Wilson
Elizabeth Wilson
Frank Stevenson
Clinton Stoops
Hillsboro
Boone Jarrell
Wm. Jarrell
Margaret Ann
Cambridge
Jarrell
C. W. Jackson
Charles W. Jackson
David Perry
U. S. Navy
Perry
A. Orrel
Saulsbury
Weaver Jones
Jones
Ernest Jones
Missouri
Clarence Wooden
Clarence Wooden Jr
Pennsylvania State
State College
James F. Stack
Richard Blackburn
Maude Sleek
Russell Holsinger
Great Bend
Kansas
Adam Holsinger
C. C. Covington
Inlaw
John Whiting
Frank Layton
Woodrow Wilson Hospital
Staunton
Layton
Washington
Harry Laird
Edward Stephens
Adele
Edward
Rehoboth
Tressa Wood
University of Maryland
College Park
Elizabeth Wood
Harry Lane
Ronald Lane
Thurs
Frank L. Slaughter
New Year
Joy Hoffman
Betty Jean Applebaum
Jeanette Lynch
Betty Towers
Peggy Knotts
Newark
Del
Anne Huber
Denton
Orrell Saulsbury
Clarence Wooded
Edward Bowman
Armour Purcell
Theodore Herman
Theological Seminary
Lancaster
John C. Shetler
St. Paul’s Reformed Church
Melvin R. Leonard
Norfolk
Virginia
Leonard
South Pacific
Old Age and Survivor Insurance Fatal Mine Accident
A mine disaster leaves a man and his son dead while a middle aged widow survives the elder man and a young widow is mentioned as a survivor context. The report notes the loss affecting families connected to the mining operation.
Widow’s survivors benefits explained by social security
The article explains why one widow with young children receives monthly survivors insurance payments while another widow with no dependent children does not. It notes a lump sum death payment versus monthly benefits until age 65, after which benefits continue for life if not remarried, and directs to the Social Security Board office in Salisbury, Maryland for more information.
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Tne
Office of the Social Security Board
Salisbury
GEMS OF THOUGHT Quote by H W Beecher on handles of tomorrow
A short quotation asserts that every tomorrow can be seized by two handles anxiety or faith. The line emphasizes the power of mindset to shape future outcomes and choices.
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H. W. Beecher
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Bel Air
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Frederick, Md
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Caroline County
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J. Harvey Wooters
Laura Wooters Leonard
Carlton
West
Register of Wills
Robert J. Collins
Edna L. Rash
William H. Collins
Nisi
Caroline County Welfare Board
Josephine Poole
Circuit Court
D. Ralph Horsey
Wily Pogany
January
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