Baltimore Juvenile Court Establishment and State Road Compensation
Fragmentary text outlines creation of a Juvenile Court for Baltimore City or counties, with five-judge jurisdiction and state law alignment. It also discusses property takings by the State Roads Commission, requiring just compensation and juryawarded sums, plus legislative control over appointments and powers. Some constitutional references and procedural notes appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore City
General Assembly
State of Margrtment
State Roads Commission
Thto
Maryland Constitution Amendment Publication Provisions
A fragment describes Article 14 of the Constitution and how amendments are proposed published and entered in journals. It outlines separation of sections publication in newspapers Baltimore and statewide for general election, governor proclamation, and majority approval by voters before amendments become part of the constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Tral Assembly
General Assembly
Maryland
the Treasury
United States
Second Judicial Circuit
Cecil County
Circuit Court
House of Delegates
Orhosns’ Court
State of
Judiciary Department
Third Judicial Circuit
State of Maryland
Legislative Department
State Roads Commission
Paryland
Lesson Title for November 1 Observance
A brief lesson outline is provided for November 1 focusing on selected scripture texts curated by the International Council of Religious Education. The material is used with permission and offers instructional guidance for religious study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Council of Religious Education
Christian View of Marriage Lesson Text and Election Notice
A historical church study outlines marriage as an ordinance ordained by God with four weeks of Sunday school lessons on origins, dignity, and Christ sanctioned union. The notice details the Caroline County General Election logistics for 1942, polling places, offices, and proposed constitutional amendments with official election supervisors and deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Henry
Moses
St. Paul
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Caroline County
Maryland Constitutional Amendments Proclaimed 1942
Gov OConnor proclaims and orders publication of the 1941 Maryland General Assembly acts chapters 337 194 500 607 608 824 detailing amendments to the constitution with voter submission set for November 3 1942 including provisions for newspapers pamphlets and ballot wording For two newspapers in each county and three in Baltimore with German language edition in one Baltimore paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly of
Maryland
Herbert BR. O'Conor
Bellmore
General Assembly
Annapolis
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Ar- Assembly
Ational Amendment
Noewspa Peebttbniy
Melvid
Denton Journal
Johnson, Inc
Harold L. Lundquist
D. D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Henderson
Greensboro
Denton
Federalspurg
Hillsboro
West Denton
Ridgely
American Corner
Sherman T. Griffith
W. Foster Clark
Everett Nuttle
J. ED. Nichols
Supervisors of
Denton, Md
Matapeake Ly
Matapeake
Romancoke
Claiborne Ly
Claiborne
Potomas River
Richmond
Williamsburg
Yorktown
Jamestown
U. S
Washington Trafia
State 3 Roads Commission
Lalthiser
Chesapeake Bay Ferry System
Lexington St
Baltimore, Mid
Arthur Allston& Son
J. Harvey Quillen
Preston
Tit Seat
Cilapper
Jaid
Spereby
Baltimore County
Watford County
Caroline
Cecil
Kent
Queen Anne's
Talbot
Frederick
Montgomery
Sixth Circuit
Montgomery Countlee
Frederick County
Montgomery County
Third
Sixth Judicial Circuit
Gald
Prince George's
Charles, Calvert
St. Mary’s
Seventh Circuit
Prince George’s
Elrevit
Seventh Judicial Circuit
Ward
the Great Seal
Thomas Sere Tes
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