Alumni Dance at C. H. S. and Library News Notes
C. H. S. alumni were hosted at a dance in the school auditorium on December 30 1912 with Walter Palmer and Catherine Mae West leading the decoration committee and Mary Louise Hignutt and Walter Palmer as emcees. The issue also covers new library books items and alumni notices, plus pupil reports and New Year resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen June Booth
Audrey Adams
Ernestine Short
Hieseaane Cannon
Barbara Fitzgerald
Betty Lou Tribbitt
Betty Ann Messer
Henry Osterman
Bernard Heinel
Mary Louise Hignutt
Dune Hollister
Walter Palmer
Mary Anne Perry
Harriet Bess Butler
Dolly Stratford
Hetty Asche
Rebecca Benton
Robert Lane
Roland Johnson Walter Patrick
Helen R. Hughes
Catherine Mae West
Harry Hughes
Maury Louise Hignutt
Johnny Merriken
Crouse
Mr. Nichols
Barbara Cooper
Roxanna Detwiler
Marianna Everngnam
Charlotte Hignutt
Hooper Thawley
Austin Murphy
Wahington College
Frank D. Zeigler Jr
Robert Moore
Margie
Anita Rue
Western Maryland
Larry Wimbrow
Benacom’s
Charles Wimbrow
Duke University
Louise Brown
Bridgewater College
Lindsey Clendaniel
Bill Horse
Nichols
Hargrove
Jeff Talbot
Maryland
Talbot
Francis Scott Key
A. P. de Seversky
Russia
Major Seversky
Seversky
Britain
Norway
Germany
Pacific
Robert Trumbull
Stormy
West
Ellery Queen Jr
Louise Chaffinch
Kate Wet
Dick Martin
George Beck
Beefy Palmer
Sylvia Klein
Bunky North
Jack Atkinson
Statf
Dean Miller
Fidder
Greencastle
Indiana
Edward Rector
Chiccago
United States
DePauw University
DePauw
Freda Dodd
Freda
Maryland Legislature Opens With War Council Debate
The Maryland legislature opens on January 6 in Annapolis with strong talk of state rights versus a proposed all powerful war council. Key seats on Judiciary and Insurance committees stir intrigue while a $10 million state surplus dominates behind the scenes jockeying for chairmanships.
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Jones
Annapolis
Baltimore
William Curran
Arthur Brice
Thomas Conlon
Supreme War Council
Maryland
Judiciary Committee
House
Milton Tolle
Paul Cordish
Senate
Judicial Proceedings Committee
Emanuel Gorfine
Finance Committee
Dudley Roe
Congress
Phil Dorsey
James Lindsay
Baltimore County
Kelly-Ryder
H. Street Baldwin
The Tax Problem for 1943 Taxes for millions rise
More than seven million people pay income taxes in 1943 for the first time. Mathematicians wrestle with how high these taxes will be, and the conclusion is that taxes will be as expected and perhaps higher. The article notes the government has spent about $600 per person on the war.
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United States
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Journal
Inauguration Set Quiet in Maryland for O Conor Second Term
Governor Herbert R. O Conor will be sworn in for a second term at noon next Wednesday January 13 in the State House with wartime simplicity. Attendance is restricted to conserve transport and fuel, no reception or ball will follow, and the address will be broadcast so Marylanders can listen.
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Herbert R. O’conor
Maryland
State House
Annapolis
O’conor
Court of Appeals
Senate
General Assembly
House For Delegates
Government House
Caroline County War Bond Quota Met In December
Walter N. Ruth informs J. Roland Chaffinch that Caroline County met its December quota for War Bonds. January quota is $55,000, higher by $20,000. The notice notes continued need for bonds, urges upgrading stamps, and lists weapons and supplies funded by the bonds as a morale appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter N. Ruth
War Savings Staff
Treasury Department
J. Roland Chaffinch
Caroline County War Savings Committee
Caroline County
Citizens urged not to reveal troop details to enemies
The Office of Censorship urges editors and readers to avoid publishing troop identifications. Do not name ships or unit assignments overseas as such details could endanger lives. Personal mentions like Pvt Jones in Australia or Seaman Brown in the Atlantic are allowed if not tied to unit or ship details.
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Office of Censorship
Pvt
John Jones
Australia
Seaman Brown
Atlantic
Company C
600Th Infantry
Tom Brown
U. S.S. Wisconsin
Farm Machinery Quotas Released For 1943
Caroline County farm machinery quotas for 1943 were released by the County Farm Machinery Rationing Committee. Group I closes January 30, Group II March 31, and Group III July 15, with final approval based on work anticipated. Applications go to the Agricultural Conservation Association in Denton Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin C. Voss
Caroline County Agricultural Conservation Association
Caroline ‘County
County Farm Machinery Rationing Committee
Frank D. Zeigler
Zeth Weaver
Elmer T. Kelly
C. J. Kern
Agricultural Conservation Association
Denton
Maryland
Governor OConor Pledges Tax Cut On 1942 Incomes
Governor Herbert R. OConor told Maryland lawmakers the state may cut income taxes drawn from the surplus and apply retroactively to 1942 incomes. He asserted the strong fiscal position allows a sizable reduction now and continued relief in the next two years, noting rising 1941 to 1942 national payrolls and a treasury surplus to be returned to the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert R. O’conor
Maryland
Maryland Egg Goal for 1943 Sets Record Production Aim
Maryland aims to produce 34.596 million dozen eggs in 1943, 112 percent of 1941 and 105 percent of 1942, driven by Labor shortages and higher demand from war needs. Dr Morley A Jull of the University of Maryland says gains rely on good management, strain quality, and early-hatched chicks. Farm women and youth will bear much of the increased work in winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Morley A. Jull
University of Maryland Poultry Staff
Jull
Dr. Jull
Synthetic rubber plan eyed for next month at Institute WV
Government’s Institute, West Virginia plant aims to begin production "some time next month" with three other plants slated to start in spring and summer. Rubber Director Jeffers projects ample supplies by September and pledges to reveal the full story if needed. He urges the program forward without delay despite questions about contractor performance.
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Institute
West Virginia
Jeffers
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