Twenty Five Years Ago This Week War News and Local Updates
Twenty five years ago this week reports list missing in action Private George W. Lord of Williamsboro and Private Emmons H. Reed of Denton. Funeral notices for Mrs. Tilghman Starrey and others. War front letters praise corps strength. local soldiers photographed in France. celebrations mark peace hopes and public joy. Community notes include typhoid recovery, accidental amputation, and bridge construction preparation at Choptank head Sandy Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Lord
Williamsboro
Tilghman Starvey
Miss Outten
George Outten
John Outton
Hebron Outten
Jennie Wright
Harry Hanson
Wesley M. E. Church
Charles W. Wright
Caroline County
Hotel Rennett
Chesapeake
Eastern Shore Society
France
Oron F. Smith
Caroline
310Th Field Artillery
Elmer Hignatt
Henry Tynson
Clarence Chaffinch
Shermen Tribbitt
Messrs
Pritchett
Lynch
Collin
Neff
Bridegroom
Gordon
Chue
Fisher
Todd
Conner
Bacsak
Pearson
Clark
Chambers
Magers
Hickey
Maloney
Western Front
Lynn Stens
Roland E. Todd
Preston
Emmons H. Reed
Elsath Field Artillery
George R. H
Provident Bank
Leland Wright
818Th Infantry
Carlton Gadow
Wes
S. H. Newton
Churchland
Rocket
Denton
D. R. Adams
Cambridge Hospital
Insarn
The Methodist Woman's Bookshelf 1944 program details
The Methodist Woman's Bookshelf offers Adult material from 1944 titled The Lord's Song in a Strange Land. It includes a program book and worship services priced at 50 cents, with bulk rates and a note on late 1943 orders affecting early 1944 availability. A Youth Program features a book Youth in a World of Opportunity and twelve worship services for a Girl’s Commission on World Friendship study kit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission On World Friendship
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Maryland Stand Asserted on State Employee Pay
Governor O Conor announced Maryland will fix wages for state workers and reject federal power to set salaries. The Board of Public Works approved Attorney General Walsh’s reply to the War Labor Board, marking a rare official stance on States Rights amid a broader debate over federal wage directives for public projects.
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Maryland
Herbert R. O’conor
Board of Public Works
Walsh
National War Labor Board
O’conor
The
War Labor Board
Civic Clubs
Frederick
America
Spark of Liberty Quote Fire Brightens Civil Freedom
A Daniel Webster line asserts that true religious and civil liberty, once kindled by a genuine spark, cannot be extinguished by human agency. The remark emphasizes enduring freedom driven by inner conviction and public principle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Webster
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Mary Adams
Washington Adams
Bloomery
Sandy Island
the Methodist Woman’s
National Brewing Company OF
Baltimore, MD
Bailey Goss
WBAL
Barthday
R. B. Baker & Son
Grasonville, MD
Queenstown
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Petter National
the Peoples Bank of
Investor Victory
Bay War Bonds
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Market St
Denton, Md
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