Maryland political crosscurrents shift amid Harmony fallout
In Maryland a Harmony meeting among Democratic leaders including Governor O'Conor and E. Preston Lane signals unity for Roosevelt Truman support, but Senator Millard Tydings quickly repudiates plans for a central fund and nationwide barnstorming. Backers from New York Republicans influence Tydings seeking to keep Roosevelt ties without enabling a broad campaign fund. Armistice Day looms with Baltimore area leaders planning controlled city observances. Bethesda urges store closures to avoid postwar celebrations and liquor sales issues. Oysters from Chesapeake Bay face scarce supply and rising prices, with color changes tied to water plants and diatoms. green oysters noted as flavorful if not alarming.
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E. Preston Lane
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Truman
Tydings
Senate
Maryland
Millard
Baltimore
Preston Lane
Lane
Baltimore Sun
G. OG. P
New York
FDR
Philippines
White House
Cumberland
Annapolis
Hagerstown
Bethesda
Chamber of Commerce
Chesapeake Bay
Bay
OPA
Chesapeake
Long Island
Bureau of Tidewater Fisheries
Proclamation of amendments to Maryland Constitution 1944
Governor O Connor directs publication of six 1943 acts proposing constitutional amendments. The measures include new Article XI B for Baltimore redevelopment powers, repeal of Article 38 gifts to churches, and judiciary reforms with court restructuring and assignment rules, to be voted November 1944. The proclamation orders broad newspaper publication and outlines process for adoption or rejection.
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General Assembly of
State of
General Assembly of Maryland
Maryana
Baltimore Redevelopment Commission
Baltimmore
City Council of
Baltimore
General Assembly Uniy
General Assembly
Baltimore City
State of Maryland
Baltiore
Baltimore Redevelopment Compassion
United States of America
Commission On City Plan
Balthmore Redevelopment Commission
Commission On Ciey Pinu
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Staltimore Redevelopment Commission
Hell
Mlaryland
Marshind
Maryhind
Balot
Judiciary Department
Court of Appeals
Circuit Courts
Constituion of
Mi Saidonlce
Itis
Congress
Chadt
Annapolis
Supreme Bench
Laltimore City
Circuit Court
Montgomery
Prince George's
Allegany County
Baltimore County
Elventc
Mangland
Tan
Supreme Bench of
Wahic
I. Herbert Rf
O’conor
Toearch
Notice To Creditors James Bradford Turner estate in Caroline county
Notice is given that Pearl Edwards Turner administratrix of James Bradford Turner late of Caroline county deceased has letters of administration from the Orphans Court. Creditors must exhibit claims with vouchers legally authentic on or before February 26 1944 or be barred from estate benefits. Debts must be settled promptly. True Copy Test Carlton V. West Register of Wills.
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Caroline County
Orphans’ Court
Maryland
James Bradford Turner
Pearl Edwards Turner
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P. H. Hoge
Fred J. Wright
Alton Billmeier
C. Elsie Billmeier
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Ayervice Moore
Denton, Maryland
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Burrsville, MD
Greensboro
Harrington
Olce
Cecil, Kent
Queen Anne's
Caroline
Talbot
Dorchester
Wicombo
Worcester
Somerset
Harford
Anne Arundel
Charles
Calvert
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Carroll
Howard
Frederick
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Allegany
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the Great Seal
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