Maryland Circles War Campaign and Labor Roles
Maryland political talk on FDR fourth term heats up after two Gallup polls show the state safely Democratic or leaning toward four term, with Lane in hospital and O Connor coordinating Roosevelt Truman push. Isabell Powell notes war center workers’ rising spending power and postwar job worries for women. Red Cross women begin ambulance driving training in Pikeville and Frederick to operate radio links and assist in war effort.
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Gallup
Maryland
Fdr
Baltimore Sun
Wendell Willkie
Dewey
E. Preston Lane
Hagerstown
Roosevelt
Free State
Pres Lane
Johns Hopkins
National Guard
Washington
Lane
Herbert R. O’conor
Chicago
Truman
Wallace
Elkon
Isabell Powell
Elkton
Miss Powell
McMullen
Glenn Beall
Dan McMullen
Montgomery County
Beall
Cumberland
Frederick
Red Cross
Pikesville
Greensboro deaths and marriages noted in local notices
Mr Henry Cohee of Greensboro died suddenly Friday night at 11 30 after long illness aged 78. He married twice first to Mary Bailey then to Mrs Fred McIntyre March 12 1939. Burial in Greensboro cemetery. Also announced is the August 4 wedding of Doris Minner to Cpl Harry McMichael in Arlington Va with several witnesses. Cpl McMichael recently returned from overseas and serves in the First Marine Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Cohee
Denton- Greensboro
Mary Bailey
Newlin Mitchell
Marshallton
Del
Fred McIntyre
Chesapeake City
M. E. Church
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Ray Kirwan
Greensboro Cemetery
Doris E. Minner
Colgie Minner
Greensboro
Harry McMichael
Salisbury
Anlington
W. F. Wolf
Joseph Hopkins
Lucille Boswell
Stephen Chafura
Russell Drain
Jean Houston
Lucille Ramsey
Cpl. McMichael
New River
N. C
Marine Corps
Washington, D. C
Wil
Horace Gambriel
Jack
Towson, Md
Horace Case
Philadelphia
M. O. Case
L. W. Taylor Sr
Walter Ray
Kathleen
Fairfax
A. W. Brumbaugh
Ray
Brumbaugh
Lane Angle
Helen
New York
Gems of Thought Spirit guides Truth and Love
A concise aphorism attributed to Mary Baker Eddy emphasizes that words are not always truth’s allies. The spirit rather than the literal wording carries the essential function of Truth and Love in human understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Baker Eddy
Candor Versus Deceit Cited By Young Saying Losses Vary
A concise adage notes candor may cost friendship but deceit costs more, attributed to Young. The quote frames honesty as a practical ethic amid social cost. No additional context or events are provided beyond the authorial attribution.
Maryland Proposals for Constitutional Amendments and Court Reform
Proclamation directs publication of multiple proposed amendments to Maryland Constitution. Highlights include Article XI B on Baltimore Redevelopment Commission powers and boundaries, Article 38 repeal for church gifts, and a five judge Court of Appeals restructure with defined circuits and appointment rules. Proposals await voter submission in 1944 general election.
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General Assembly of
Maryland
State of
Marsland
General Assembly of Maryland
Baltimore Redevelopment Commission
City Council of
Baltimore
General Assembly
Baltimore City
Commission On City Plan
State of Maryland
United States of America
Kalthuore
Balmore
State of Marsland
Yeas
Nays
Artiel
Stites
Stite
Supreme Bench of
Marsland Shah
Herbert R. O'Connor
Annapolis
Constitutional amendments expand Maryland Court of Appeals powers
Maryland proposes amendments to expand the Court of Appeals power to appoint and transfer judges across circuits, designate a chief judge, and adjust circuit composition. Provisions cover vacancies, quorum, session timing, salaries, and governor appointment rules with election for amendments to be considered in 1944.
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Court OF Appeals
Baltimore
Cecil, Kent
Queen Anne's
Caroline, Talbot
Dorchester
Wicomico
Worcester
Somerset
Harford
Anne Arundel
Prince George's
Charles
Calvert
St. Mary's
Third Appellate Judicial Circuit
Carroll
Howard
Montgomery
Frederick
Washington
Allegany
Garrett
Fourth Appellate Judicial Circuit
Seation 21
Vancaumey In
Annapolis
General Assembly
Supreme Bench of
Baltimore Clu
Baltimore City
Circuit Court
Supreme Bench
Alegany
Baltimore County
Cirreuit
Constitution of Maryland
Circuit Courts
Maryland
Notice to Creditors for estate of James Bradford Turner
The subscriber in Caroline county Maryland has letters of administration on the personal estate of James Bradford Turner deceased. All persons having claims must exhibit them with vouchers authentic at or before February 26, 1944 or be excluded from benefits. Those owing estate should settle promptly. August 21, 1944. Pearl Edwards Turner Administratrix. True Copy Test: Caulton V. West Register of Wills.
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Caroline County
Orphans’ Court
Maryland
James Bradford Turner
Pearl Edwards Turner
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Drew Pearson
Somervell
Bertha Joseph
Senator Radcliffe
Senate
Brehon Somervell
Bertha
Pentagon
Candor
the State
Judiciary Department
Midland
Hrebbert BR. O'Connor
McWilliams
Stove
Caulton V. West
Register of Wills
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