Vote the Whole Democratic Ticket
Next Tuesday is election day and every Caroline Mountain will have the opportunity to choose officers in public places to run their affairs for the next four years. Many of us will take advantage of that privilege, but some few will not. Those are the ones to be pitied. If they lived in many countries they would not be asked to help choose their officers. They would be chosen for them. Here it is our privilege to choose ours. Let us then do so one hundred per cent. We Democrats have a handsome registered majority, so let us all vote as we register and support our party from the Governor right on down. Several Democrats on the ticket this year have no opposition. They are as good as elected right now. But there are others who need all the help that loyal Democrats can give. We mention these candidates to remind you to vote particularly for them: Hon. Herbert R. O'Conor for governor, Hon. William C. Walsh for attorney general, Hon. David J. Ward for Congress, Messrs. William L. DeFord, Emmett Hignatt and H. Roland Towers for County Commissioners, Mr. D. Ralph Horsey for Clerk of the Court, Mr. Marc Bryant for State Senate, Messrs. Jesse T. Dennis, E. Lloyd Fooks and Luther W. Handy for Judges of the Orphans' Court, Mr. Layman J. Redden for State's Attorney, Hon. Stephen R. Collins for Chief Judge, Hon. Albert Constable and Hon. William Raymond Horney for Associate Judges. A sweeping Democratic victory means upholding the national administration in our all out war effort. Vote Democratic next Tuesday, November 3.
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Caroline Mountain
Herbert R. O’conor
William C. Walsh
David J. Ward
Congress
William L. DeFord
Emmett Hignatt
H. Roland Towers
D. Ralph Horsey
Marc Bryant
State Senate
Jesse T. Dennis
E. Lloyd Fooks
Luther W. Handy
Orphans’ Court
Layman J. Redden
Stephen R. Collins
Albert Constable
William Raymond Horney
Global War Expands Across Continents And Oceans
The piece discusses World War II as a global conflict with U S forces and equipment deployed on every front from Russia to Africa. It compares past wars to Hitler's grand strategy, notes Allied progress and German losses, and weighs questions about the second front, Axis resource strains, and overall balance of power.
Senate passes draft age bill amid war updates at front
The Senate voted to lower the draft age from 20 to 18 but sent the measure to conference after House differences. The bill tightens educational deferments for late-year high school students and exempts men past age forty five. Reports from Guadalcanal detail renewed Japanese attacks repelled by Marines with heavy enemy losses. Naval actions in the Solomons and air raids on Hong Kong and Canton accompany casualty figures and ship movements. Additional notes cover Tokyo raid secrecy, POW considerations, and new nationwide coffee rationing starting November 28 with stamp No 28 required.
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Senate
House
Guadalcanal
Navy
U. S
Solomons
O’brien
Meredith
MacArthur
Australia
Rabaul Harbor
Stilwell
Hong Kong
Canton
Lorient
Cherbourg
Army Air Force
London
U.S
North Atlantic
Gilbert Islands
War Stimson
Tokyo
War Department
Stimson
Japan
Siberia
China
Office of War Information
OWI
American war effort shows progress and rising air power
The domestic situation clarifies with improvements in supply and production and better management of manpower. Drafting 18 and 19 year olds will furnish about 1.6 million first class soldiers. New American equipment surpasses past gear, with the Flying Fortress leading as the superior heavy bomber and General Grant tanks refining.
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Hohie
Synthetic tires to aid civilian driving delayed plan
Government officials outlined progress toward a fully synthetic tire, with shipments for essential civilian use starting after mid-1943 and expanded civilian access in 1944. A large plant will open in Institute, West Virginia, by December, to boost production and ease wartime shortages.
Albert Constable for Cecil Associate Judge
The Cecil resident judge ship group endorses Albert Constable for Cecil County Associate Judge. They cite his integrity, quiet dignity, democratic bearing, and natural sense of decency as the right character and background for the office, noting endorsements by local lawyers and the Democratic primary.
Autry Western Goes Over Big With Audience
Dentonia Theatre features Gene Autry in Call of the Canyon on October 31 as a simple cowboy tale with songs. Night in New Orleans adds murder mystery by Paramount, starting October 31. The Gay Sisters starring Barbara Stanwyck arrives November 2 and 3 with Warner Bros. adaptation and strong cast.
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Gene Autry
Republic
Dentonia Theatre
New Orleans
Funfilm
Paramount
Barbara Stanwyck
Warner Bros
Wartime England lecture at Denton on November 6
Rabbi Morris S Lazaron of Baltimore's Madison Avenue Temple speaks at 2 30 p m next Friday November 6 at Denton Community House on a wartime visit to England His talk highlights religious outlooks in war times and will be the only address on the Eastern Shore The Denton Community Club sponsors invite the public and women's clubs A tea and a Charlton talk by Miss Lavina Fulton are also noted with music by Mrs Lacey Orme and Mrs Reese Brown Apartment free for janitor services listed by the Denton Journal
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Morris
Lazaron
Madison Avenue Temple
Baltimore
Denton
England
Denton Community Club
Amos Crouse
Junior Guild of Christ P. E
Lavina Fulton
Great Britain
Fulton
Caroline County Health Department
Harvard Medical
Lacey Orme
Reese Brown
Denton Journal
Greensboro social notes keep time with relatives afar
Mrs Anna Swanwick and Mrs Nolan Hubbard spent last week with Mrs Swan wicks daughter Mrs Maurice Stewart and family in Easton. Mr Charles Wieneke Jr in U S Army Medical Corps stationed at Walter Reed Hospital Washington. Mr and Mrs Wilson Jump and others visited Wilmington for shopping. Infant James Frederick Meyer returns from Fifer Hospital Ridgely to South Main Street home. Mr and Mrs Milton Hammond of Merchantville New Jersey visited Florence Thornton and family. Mrs Bertha Miller Greensboro and Miss Eloise Shulties Harrington spent Sunday in Baltimore. Mr Charles Wieneke Sr employed in Baltimore spent weekend with family. Mr Luke Andrew Linwood Pa visited sister Mrs Frank Hobbs. Mr and Mrs A G Stufft visiting their sons in Philadelphia Lang nerch and Manoa Pa. Mrs W T Thornton visiting son Ralph Thornton and family in Seaford.
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Charles Wieneke Jr
U. S. Army Medical Corps
Walter Reed Government Hospital
Washington
Wilson Jump
Claud Cannon
Esther Nashold
Mary Stufft
Wilmington
Frederick E. Meyer
James Frederick
Fifer Hospital
Ridgely
South Main Street
Milton Hammond
Merchantville
N. J
Florence Thornton
John Burges
Dover
Whital Laramore
Bertha Miller
Greensboro
Eloise Shulties
Harrington
Baltimore
Charles Wieneke Sr
Luke Andrew
Linwood
Frank Hobbs
A. G. Stufft
Philadelphia
Lianerch
Manoa
W. T. Thornton
Ralph Thornton
Seaford
Maryland Election Outlook Darkens for GOP in Congress
The forthcoming Maryland election favors Democratic candidates for Congress and Annapolis seats. A light statewide vote is expected except in the 6th district where E Brooke Lee leads GOP foe Glenn Beall. Potential MD delegation includes D Alesandro, Lasseer, Baldwin, Ward, Lee, and possibly Wyatt over Ellison. Lee’s strong campaigning and endorsements bolster support. Beall’s efforts are seen as missteps amid the contest.
Maryland Campaign Nightly Battle In Western Maryland
The piece contrasts Lee and Beall in Maryland politics with labor endorsements shaping Western Maryland support. It notes Lee’s war effort backing and Beall’s past votes on unemployment relief and old age pensions, then recounts campaign anecdotes including Prendergast versus Bruce and Cook’s touring drive for O Conor. It also covers Cumberland flood control, dam safety, and calls for pipelines and oil supply planning amid looming shortages.
Twenty-Five Years Ago in Caroline County News
Subscriptions to Liberty bonds exceed 320000 dollars. Home Economics Club officers to be elected, with Miss Mervin and Mrs. Norman giving a demonstration. A wedding in Baltimore unites Nettie Dean and Charles Carter at Mrs. Elizabeth Lewis home. Carter, a Maryland Tribune founder, plans to live in Washington after a dinner at The Emerson. Other society notes include Harmony Junior Aid and Junior Aid's November 29 meeting. Mrs. Nancy Arters, long Wilmington Conference minister's wife, dies at 77 in Chestertown. Governor Townsend and wife injured in a Selbyville boulevard car crash. Mrs. Townsend dies from shock.
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Caroline County
Home Economics Club
Ridgely
Charles O. Carter
Ocean City
Bartlett A. Bowers
First Baptist Church
Baltimore
Elizabeth Lewis
Harlem Ave
Dorothy Lewis
Mary L. Carter
W. H. Carter
Des Moines
Iowa
Eastern Shore
Maryland Tribune
Salisbury
The
People
Snow Hill
People’s Party
Worcester County
Emerson
Mamie Stassfort
Anna Crady
Edith Jones
Gertrude Kramer
Sophia Kramer
Helen McCloskey
Miss Holland
Messrs
Ernest Lewis
Albert Dean
Carter
Washington
E. Lynch
Lloyd Brodes
Ralph Brades
James Miley
Gilbert Lane
Willie Wright
Lee Nichols
Edward Patchett
Hayward Legates
Webster Todd
Ralph Brodes
Earl McConnell
Lee Taylor
Norman Wright
Roland Taylor
Roland Todd
Russell Morgan
Harlan Wright
Joseph Pritchett
Claude Lynch
Roy Legates
John Slaughter
Merrick Cohee
Jesse Bradley
Jacob Garvey
Vernon Slaughter
Smythe Taylor
Charles Bradley
Chestertown
Nancy Jones
Sussex County
Del
Wilmington
J. M. Arters
Walesville
Board of Temperance and Moral Reform
Methodist Episcopal Church of the United
Historic Household Goods Auction Listing Card
One sideboard and walnut drop leaf table supported by two steel cabinets and a zinc bucket. Also offered are seven flower jars, a stone pitcher and stone jar, a screen, four urns, a pitcher, three basins, a pan, and a stool chair.
Large Household Contents Auction Fragments Listed
An extensive list details numerous household items for auction including multiple electric appliances, kitchenware, dining sets, glassware, porcelain pieces, bric a brac, garden ornaments, room furniture, beds and bedding, clocks, lamps, and curtains. The catalog highlights Japanese ware, blue and white china, Oriental rugs, silver pieces, and brass decorations among others.
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Japan
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