Casea from Maryland electrifies Democratic meeting in Chicago
Eugene B. Casey of Gaithersburg, a Roosevelt aide, disrupted the Democratic National Committee gathering in the Red Lacquer Room by delivering a forceful defense of the New Deal and criticizing bureaucrats. James C. Quigley of Nebraska steered a resolution praising Casey, while Casey himself claimed he acted unknowingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Democratic National Committee
Ed Flynn
Walker
Maryland
Eugene Casey
Gaithersburg
Thomas L. Stokes
Scripps- Howard
Casey
NEW Deal
Harmony Homer
Committee
Washington
Bronx
Australia
Eugene B. Casey
Roosevelt
St. Louis
Palmer House
Virgin Islands
Puerto Rico
Alaska
Philippines
Sen, Tydings
James C. Quigley
Nebraska
Omaha
Flynn
Quigley
Mr. Quigley
Mr. Casey
Middle West
Mudville
National
Democratic Party
Ed Rivers
Georgia
Iady
Rivers
Newsystems About Events At Caroline High School
A school newspaper page describes March of Dimes drives and Victory Corps efforts at Caroline High School. It notes club activations, defense stamp sales, and student council plans while highlighting a feature on Junior, a senior candidate in a class play. It mentions sports, a fatal teacher death, and upcoming activities and exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline High School
Tim
P. S
Denton All-Stars
Blades
Greensboro
Library Club drives for books to aid service members
Last year Maryland set a 133000 goal but 150000 books were donated as Red Cross USC and American Library Association organized a drive. The Library Club of C H S funds a special book collection for soldiers, asking for popular fiction and non fiction published since 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Army
Navy
Marine
Real Estate Tax Cut Marks a Century of Low Rates
Governor O Conor keeps pledge to lower real estate levies. He cuts the rate to 12 cents per $100 for 1944 and 1945, aided by surplus funds and a multi‑year plan. The state also aims to shrink bonded debt, with a surplus of about $11.5 million expected by June 30, 1943.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert BR. O’conor
General Assembly
O’conor
O'Conor
Pew
List of White Selectees Accepted on January 20 1943
Government list records white selectees accepted January 20 1943 including names such as Guy Steele of Goldsboro and James O Day of Denton Md. The roster notes addresses in Maryland towns Federalsburg Denton Preston Ridgely Greensboro Marydel and others with routes RFD No. 1 2 or 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Steele
Goldsboro
RFD
Waldo Howard Grimes
Federalsburg
James Junior O'Day
Denton
Pappi
Franklin Dolby
Preston
David Maurice Cole
Arvel Theodore Lahman
Denton Md
William Disharoon Bailey
Greensboro
Mervin Tribbitt
Ridgely
Felice Philip DiRocco
Marydel
George Gilbert Betton
Joe Evans Heather
William Earl Paswater
Lancy Thomas Boyce
Howard Lee Coleman
RED
William Earl Downes Jr
Paul Major Dill
Leon Edward Nichols
Ruppell Hammond
Ralph Irving Ober
Henderson
Thomas Leslie Cole
Clifford Allen
Paleh Bowen Tribbitt
Ratph Aeagtehell
Earl i L. Pikes Iren Leries
William Edward Lyden
William Kenneth Flaharty
Oscar Wuerstein
Carlton Howard Sylvester
Jospeh Brice Moore
Robert William Slocum
Pas Laramore
Frederick Roland Bilbrough
James Robert Chatley
LeRoy James Nichols Jr
Rationing Board Issues Report On Tires And Tubes
A rationing board releases its weekly report listing tire and tube allocations and reclaims for grades 1 to 3, with numerous named individuals and towns including Beaven Hillsboro and Harding Bethlehem. The document details passenger car, truck, and recapped tire distributions across Denton Fed'burg Greensboro Preston Ridgely and other locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tu. J. Lay Beaven
Hillsboro
H. E. Harding
Bethlehem
E. Kenneth Ramsburg
Denton
F. B. Ellwanger
Greensboro
Howard Hubbard
Preston
W. J. Murphy
Goldsboro
J. Quidas
John R. Ricketts
Fed
Fed’burg
Gilbert A. Banning
Maurice Adams
Calvin Blades
G. D. Crouse
Peter DeWilde
Roy E. Donovan
Fowling Creek ‘Mill
Fowling Creek
Chas. W. Hopkins
Earl Ivins
W. H. McWilliams
W. Neal
Burg
Vo F. W. Neal
H. Hf. Nuttle
Denton I
D. I. Patchett
Marvin Redden
Ridgely
John H. Reese
Harry D. Ritchey
L. Norris Todd
Norman Adams
Arthur Allston
John Lay Beaven
Arthur Hoyt Brown
Norman Smith
Kemp Todd
Louise Torbert
Preston R. N. Towers
J. Francis Turpin
Rev
J. G. Stevens
Denton Co-op Meeting Frames Food War Role
Southern States Cooperative regional board meeting in Denton drew about 77 attendees from Caroline Talbot and Dorchester counties. J. E. Givens urged farmers to view farms as war production units noting labor shortages and price pressures while contrasting farm and industrial wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Givens
Baltimore
Southern States Cooperative
Southern States Regional Board
Denton
Southern States Board
Caroline
Talbot
Dorchester
West Virginia
Virginia
Maryland
Delaware
Givens
H. H. Nuttle
E. J. Ruh
George Clendaniel
R. S. Brown
Jof Easton
Levi Harrison
A R. Peterson
Richard Blackburn
F. D. Ziegler
W. J. Shortall
Harry Rieck
Arthur Taylor
Charles Colby
Powell Martin
Mr. Clendaniel
Maryland Shows 21 Percent Traffic Reduction Since 1941
December traffic in Maryland shows 1397 accidents with 45 deaths and 720 injuries. Baltimore City records 962 accidents with 25 deaths and 494 injuries, while counties report 435 accidents with 20 deaths and 226 injuries. City pedestrian fatalities are 20 of 25. Statewide deaths up 19 percent in Baltimore, but counties cut fatalities 44 percent, yielding a 21 percent state reduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Baltimore City
O’conor
Maryland Traffic Safety Commission
Sign-Up Meetings For 43 Farm War Program Schedule
County Agent Clendaniel outlines January February mobilization for the 1943 War Crop program. Farmers must provide planting plans, attend district meetings at Eden Hall Henderson Greensboro Episco pal Church Denton Preston Federalsburg Ridgely Concord Harmony and supply complete farm data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Clendaniel
Caroline County Agricultural Conservation Association
United States
Eden Hall
Henderson
Greensboro
Episcopal Church House
Denton
Preston
Masonic Hall
Federalsburg
Ridgely
Concord
Orphans Court Proceedings Include Multiple Estates
The Orphans Court met with Judges Handy, Dennis and Fooks to approve filings across several estates. Entries include probate of Charles Jarrell’s will, inventories for J Jerome Chambers, Maggie R Merrick, J Walter Mitchell, Eugene Q Parker, James B Patton, and James L Wheatley, plus guardianship and funeral expense actions and notices to creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Handy
Dennis and
Fooks
I. Jerome Chambers
Charles Jarrell
Victoria Luther
Maggie R. Merrick
Nellie Reed
Laura E. Poore
J. Walter Mitchell
Eugene Q. Parker
James B. Patton
Olive V. Wheatley
Herbert L. Wheatley
James L. Wheatley
Benefit of Buying in the Home Store
A shopper explains why purchasing from the home store works better, noting personal recognition, tailored service, and a clear understanding of needs. The emphasis is on personalized support and streamlined help for selecting familiar items.
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