Blair House hostess idea storms Maryland politics
The Blair House, owned by the government and used for visiting dignitaries, sparks a plan from Katherine Byron to become Blair House hostess. Maryland's coast guard auxiliary plan grows, with volunteers to patrol Baltimore harbor and the coast, and Maryland labor politics show CIO scrutiny of freshmen congressmen Ellison Baldwin and Beall. Farm wages reveal Maryland farmers push for realistic policies amid inflation fears.
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Army
Navy
Coast Guard
Marine Corps
Baltimore Harbor
Eastern Shore Coast Line
Chesapeake Bay
Potomac River
Maryland
Ocean City
Maryland Cio
Daniel Ellison
Streett Baldwin
Glenn Beall
Ellison
Baltimore County
CIO
Baldwin
Sidney
Estates Featured in Local QRPHANS Court Actions
Letters testamentary granted for Charles S. Long estate to Jennie FE. Long with bond approved and creditors notified. Appraisers named in multiple estates including Covey Williams and Joslin. Various accounts and proofs filed for Henry Medford Oli ver W Barton and more. Probate pending for the Last Will of Oliver W Barton. Real estate actions include Pogany estate and J Frank Gelletly mortgage transfers. Court orders resell real estate in Lewis Trice estate.
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Charles S. Long
Jennie FE. Long
Leonard F. Covey
Jacob O. Williams
H. Earle Smith
Samuel G. Nuttle
Corn Todd
Oliver W. Barton
Michael Pogany
J. Frank Gelletly
Lewis Trice
Caroline High School News systems events and prints
News systems from Caroline High School present a staff list, a sea biography review of The Mediterranean, and a series of school flashes. Seniors, juniors, freshmen, seventh graders, and club notes cover assemblies, scholarship tests, sports, and class reports with bios of Beatrice MacDonald and Dean Miller among others.
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Odysseus
Mediterranean
France
Italy
Jimmy Emerson
Ben Johnson
Army
Lemuel Reed
C. I. S. Orchestra
Claude Drummond
Navy
Jimmy Enterson
Bridgewater College
Rotary Club
Emory Jones
William Shakespeare
Caesar
Clauss
Maryland
Miss Cannon
Robert E. Lee
Ulysses 5.Grant
Antietam
Beatrice MacDonald
Andersontown Aehoo
Beatrice
Home Ec
News Letter Club
Dean Miller
Leroy Dean Miller
Johnstown
Dean
Hugh Fullerton
Eastern Shore timber could more than double output
A Maryland Department of State Forests and Parks bulletin argues the Eastern Shore timber stands, damaged by neglect and fire, now yield about 31 cubic feet per acre but could reach 73 under scientific management. If adopted across roughly 600000 acres, annual wood production could rise by 145 million board feet with stumpage value not less than 726000. The commission urges landowners to seek free examinations and appraisal and notes a timber marking service.
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Maryland
Department of State Forests and Parks
J. Miles Lankfod
Pocomoke City
Caroline
Dorchester
Kent
Queen Anne's
Talbot
Wicomica
Worcester
Eastern Shore
Joseph F. Kaylor
Baltimore
List of White Selectees Accepted March 10 1943
List of white selectees accepted March 10 1943 includes names and hometowns such as George Balderson Greensboro Nelson Davidson Federalsburg Paul Shockley Denton Kendall Jarvis Greensboro Thomas Long Denton Oseay Dean Goldsboro Marshall Morris Greensboro Harold Dayton Federalsburg Norman Walls Greens John Dyer Greensboro James Camper Golds William Sharp Denton Peter Newhay Greensboro William Wills Denton Frank Zareo Henderson Leon Craft Federalsburg Alton Cannon Federalsburg Leroy Ford Federalsburg Francis Yeates Denton Garth Tuckett Federalsburg Harald English Federalsburg Thomas Lord Ridgely Charles Murphy Denton Thomas Phelps Cheptank Samuel Young Denton Leslie Lutz Denton Claude Chambers Preston Alfred Hastings Denton Oliver Bennington Ridge
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George Edward Balderson
Greensboro
Nelson Howard Davidson
Federalshri Pe
Paul Vernon Shockley
Denton
Kendall Powell Jarvis
Thomas Clayton Long
Oseay B. Dean
Goldsboro
Marshall Dale Morris
Harold Saivey Dayton
Federalsburg
Norman Marshall Walls
John Thomas Dyer Jr
James Cheveland Camper
William Kemp Sharp
Peter Newhay
William Joseph Wills
Frank Zareo
Henderson
Leon Howard Craft
Alton Willey Cannon
Leroy Ford
Francis Alfred Yeates
Garth Percy Tuckett
Harald Gravenor English
Thomas Henry Lord
Ridgely
Charles Francis Murphy
Thomas Edward Phelps
Cheptank
Samuel Loveday Young Jr
Leslie Frederick Lutz
Claude Eldon Chambers
Preston
Alfred Harvey Hastings
Oliver Kenneth Bennington
Ridge
Military Personnel Named From Several Towns
A list of individuals from Greensboro Federalsburg Marydel Preston Goldsboro Denton and other towns is named for Navy Marine Corps service including Alan Robert Dabson Hubert Gilbert Wells Robert Alfred Draper Dorsey Frederick Hicks William Howard Wheatley and others.
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Alan Robert Dabson
Greensboro
Hubert Gilbert Wells
Federalsburg
Robert Alfred Draper
Robert Daniel Williams
William Howard Wheatley
Federalburg
Robert Davis Eveland
Thomas Henry Cahall
Goldsboro
James Rodimak
Marydel
Benjamin Fleming Johnson Jr
Denton
Dorsey Frederick Hicks
Preston
Clarence Johnson
Frederick Wallace Hickman
Whitford Harrison Fisher
John Joseph Vanville
Navy
Nolan Henry Hubbard
Harry Joseph Koch
Nicholas George Albin
Carlton Lee Worm
Marine Corps
Willian Franklin Behlke
Rationing Board Issues Report On Tires And Tubes
Rationing board lists tire and tube allocations for the week of March 8 1943. Entries include numerous individuals and firms across Preston Denton Greensboro Ridgely Fedburg Henderson and Goldsboro with Grade 1 tires and Grade 3 tires allocations and truck recapps. Names such as Gilbert A Banning Ernest Joseph Brown Fred P Grime & Sons Norman L Hearne and W L Wheatley appear among allocations for passenger cars and trucks.
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Judson C. Bateman
Preston
S. Bilbrough
Greensboro
The
Holt Oil Co
Fedburg
Florence B. Hager
Denton
Herman Trice
Templeville
J. Carlton Mandrell
T. A. Montague
Henderson
Mar. E. McGough
Ridgely
Charles F. Noble
Preston v
Morris Wright
Fed'burg
Maurice S. Dean
Gilbert E. Wright
Girade
Robert Briggs
Fed’burg
William M. Crepp
William M. Cropp
A. G. Dukes
William Finn
Lacy EL. Flaharty
Merritt Flaharty
Howard A. Todd
Wilbert Thomas
Dewey M. Tribbett
Goldsboro
Perry D. Williamson
Ralph Woolford
Randolph Wraten
Fed’burgy
Gilbert A. Banning
Fed
S. FE. Douglas
Nuttle Lumber & Coal Co
Howard Stanford
Edna Evelyn Adkins
Seaford
Marvin Baker
W. A. Bennington
Ridgely Co
Jacob Boezon
Wilbert W. Cain
Marydel
iGeo
M. Cannon
J. Earl Cannon
Raymond Chambers
Joe Cherry
L. Bradley
Huntock
Artley B. Chirk
Marion Cole
Eliz Sl. Collins
Fedburge
Martin Cook
O Conor urges immediate Maryland postwar economic action
Governor Herbert R. O Conor urges bold postwar measures in Maryland to build economic stability. He cites past war upheaval, proposes a Commission on Post War Reconstruction and Development, and notes a $2 million budget set aside for postwar needs. He emphasizes tax reforms including a 1 percent earned income tax and a 3.44 percent unearned rate reduction.
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Herbert R. O’conor
WFBR
Maryland
Commonwealth
Assembly
House of Delegates
O’conor
Prices And Your Purse Point Changes On Meats
March 16 sugar ration stamp No 12 becomes valid for a five pound sack through May. March 21 A gasoline coupons No 4 expire. March 22 stamp 26 good for one pound coffee through April 25. Ration changes include meat and fats adjustments, no stocks declarable, and butcher change in one-point stamps when exact amounts are difficult.
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OPA
Annual High School Senior Day at Salisbury College
For the eighth year Eastern Shore high school seniors visit State Teachers College at Salisbury on Saturday April 3 1943. About one thousand are expected. Registration begins at 2 30 pm with a music directed program, physical demonstrations, a commando track race, then a reception and tours. Dinner follows at 5 30 pm and campus leaders for 1942 43 are announced.
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Eastern Shore
State Teachers College
Salisbury
Margaret H. Black
A. L. Fleming
Helen Jamart
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