Baltimore political tensions shape 1944 race and OConor strategy
The Maryland Merry-Go-Round analyzes Baltimore mayoral and senatorial dynamics in 1944, detailing factions around Mayor Howard Jackson and William Curran, Gov. Herbert OConor, and Senator Tydings. It notes potential alignments, penalties of cross-faction pacts, and implications for state governance and bond taxation battles.
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Jackson
Willian Curran
United States
Curran
WPB
ODT
OPA
Baltimore
Howard Jackson
William R. McClayton
Teddy Roosevelt McKeldin
Baltimore City
Tydings
Herbert R. O’conor
Richard O'Connell
Thomas E. Conlon
O'Conor
William Curran
Conlon
Howard Crook
O’connell
Senator Tydings
O’conor-Curran-Jackson
Aagey
O’conor
Jackson City Hall
Ambrose Kennedy
State Unemployment Commission
Herby
Kennedy
Nerby
Willie Curran
Mce Koldin
Curran-O’conor
MecKeldin
J. Millard Tawes
Congress
House
Ways and Means
Thomas D'Alesandro
Tawes
Treasury Department
Tommy
Marsland
Farm Leaders Land Naming of Brookes Nuttle
Governor Herbert O Conor names Thomas Roy Brookes of Emierton and Henry UE Nuttle of Denton to the University of Maryland Board of Regents. The appointments, praised for nonpartisan balance, place Brookes with the Maryland Grange and Nuttle with the Farm Bureau, reflecting long farming advocacy.
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Herbert R. O’conor
Thomas Roy Brookes
Emierton
Trafford County
Henry UE Nuttle
Denton
Caroline
Board of Regents
University of Maryland
O'Conor
Brookes
Maryland Grange
Nuttle
Farm Bureau
General Assembly
Rural Electrification Administration
Maryland
The steady chronicler of events in Caroline
A brief notice urging readers to subscribe to the JOURNAL for ongoing local coverage in Caroline, highlighting its role as the steady chronicler of events and encouraging new subscribers.
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T E Elder Will Address County Dairy Meetings
Thomas E Elder of Alton New Hampshire president of the New England States Holstein Association and associate Eastern Fieldman for the Holstein Friesian Association of America will join Dairy Specialist I C Barker of the University of Maryland for a series of Holstein meetings across Maryland in the week of March 1918. They will speak at Greensboro High School on Friday March 12 at 8 p m and at the County Agent's office Chestertown at 7 30 p m both times inviting Holstein breeders and dairy men from nearby counties to attend. The meetings will carry the theme War
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Alton
New Hampshire
New England States Holstein Association
Eholstein-Friesian Association of America
I. C. Barker
University of Maryland
Maryland
Greensboro High School
Greensboro
Chestertown
Board of Education Sponsors Adult Education Program
The Caroline County Board of Education promotes a wartime adult consumer education program. It targets out of school youths and adults, covering food, clothing, and equipment issues. Topics include point system use, gardening, canning, food prep demonstrations, clothing repair, home cleaning, and care of household equipment. Classes may meet in school houses, lodge rooms, halls, or homes with ten or more participants.
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Board of Education of
Caroline County
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Wesley Junior College Leader To Be Honored
The Wesley Junior College board hosts a reception in Holt Chapel for Rev. Oler A. Bartley who recently became college president. Attendance is invited. The event features college music, and speakers include Rev. Dr. Walter A. Hearn and other church and civic leaders. Bartley, born in Cape Charles, educated at Delaware and Randolph-Macon, previously led Newark Methodist Church. The college, opened last September, offers two-year terminal and transfer curricula.
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Oler A. Bartley
Holt Chapel
Walter A. Hearn
Dover
Peninsula Methodist Conference
Hearn
M. W. Marine
Wesley Methodist Church
Richard M. Green
Peninsula Conference Board of Education
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Methodist Church
Walter W. Bacon
J. Wallace Woodford
William J. Storey
Elwood F. Nelson
Wilmington
J. B. Dickerson
J. E. Cummings
Easton
Oliver J. Collins
Ralph C. Jones
Salisbury
Roscoe F. Metzger
Bartley
Cape Charles
Virginia
Randolph- Macon College
Ashland
University of Delaware
Phi Kappa Phi
Chi Beta Phi Scientific
Frances Holland
Richmond
Frances
Ammon Bartley
Newark Methodist Church
Arthur J. Jackson
Preston
New Castle
Brandywine Methodist Church
Newark
Ursinus
Wesley Collegiate Institute
Collegiate Institute
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T. S. Holt
FSA Food Production Loans Moving Quickly
The Farm Security Administration says 1943 loans to boost food production are advancing faster than last year. County Supervisor Thomas C. Cruikshank notes many borrowers have repaid, while others lacking credit can obtain loans for feed, seed, fertilizer, machinery, and more. Applications are taken in Denton Maryland weekdays, with projected regional gains in milk, eggs, pork, beef, and soybeans for 1949.
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Caroline County
Thomas C. Cruikshank
FSA
Denton
Maryland
Cruikshank
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Uncle Sam
Ration deadline notices for wartime coupons and stamps
Last days for using Fourth Period oil coupons March 20 coffee No 25 stamp No 11 sugar War Ration Book 1 March 15 gasoline No 4 ration coupons March 21 tire inspections A cards March 31 B and C cards February 28 shoes No 17 stamp June 15.
Soul Music Awakens Heart Strings, Eddy Quote
A concise reflection on music as harmony and the Soul’s unique power to thrill chords of feeling and awaken the heart strings, attributed to Mary Baker Eddy.
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