Maryland political notes and wartime highway plan
Community leaders in Frederick propose amending Hayden’s bill to create a Washington and Lincoln Memorial highway through the Monocacy valley, linking Washington to Gettysburg via Frederick. Other items include Fairchild C-82 cargo planes debut, a proposed 100 bed hospital for Silver Spring, funding efforts, and Maryland GOP views on 1944 election prospects with Dewey carries in several counties.
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Frederick
Reno Harp
Glenn Beall
Monocacy Valley
Washington
Gettysboro
Hagerstown
Fairchild
Silver Spring
GOP
Maryland
Baltimore City
Tydings
Baltimore County
Dewey
Willkie
Harford County
Washington County
E. Preston Lane
Roose velt listed for Hagerstown event
A local listing notes a Roosevelt appearance planned in Hagerstown. Details are sparse in the fragment, but the event is tied to the Roose velt designation and the Maryland city.
Orphans' Court Schedules Multiple Estate Proceedings
The Orphans' Court met on Tuesday September 26 with Judges Handy and Fooks. Actions approved include real estate inventory in Isaac L. Dukes estate, sales reports and advertisements for Hooper B. Stubbs and Jacob W. Price, notices to creditors, accounts, and orders for sale in several estates, and final administration accounts for James Andrew Mitchell.
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Orphans’ Court
Handy
Fooks
Isaac L. Dukes
Hooper B. Stubbs
Nisi
Denton Journal
Jacob W. Price
Tamsie B. Andrew
James Andrew Mitchell
Adams Cross Roads Social Notes Paint NJ Visit
Adams family groups travel to New Jersey last Thursday. Hallergrin family from Washington visits with Ern. Paul Horsey visits mother. enters Beacom's College Wilmington. Virginia Lee Robinson hosts Shirley Blades Bridgeville. Fountain family in Philadelphia with parents. Johnsons and daughter Gloria Mae go to Oak Orchard. Bloomery Church Sunday school at 10.
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Harold Adams
Roland Adams
Edna Adams
New Jersey
Freddie Hallergrin
Ern
Washington
Paul Horsey
Paul
Beacom’s College
Wilmington
Virginia Lee Robinson
Shirley Blades
Bridgeville
Charles Fountain
Jolly
Philadelphia
Charles Johnson
Gloria Mae
Oak Orchard
Bloomery Church
Proclamation directing publication of Maryland constitutional amendments
Governor O Connor orders full text proclamation published in two newspapers per county and three in Baltimore, detailing proposed amendments to Maryland Constitution including Article XI B, Baltimore Redevelopment Commission, repeal of Article 38 gifts to churches, and judiciary changes with November 7, 1944 voting date. Emphasizes publication in multiple papers, including German language in Baltimore, ahead of the election.
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Maryland
General Assembly of
Maryand
Baltimore Redevelopment Commission
General Assembly of Maryland
City Council
Baltimore
City Council of
Baltimore City
General Assembly
Commission On City Plan
State of
United States of America
Baltingie
Commission On City
State of Maryland
Judiciary Department
Court of Appeals
Circuit Council
Congress
Cecil, Kent
Queen Anne's
Caroline
Talbot
Dorchester
Wicomico
Worcester
Somerset
Harford
Anne Arundel
Prince George's
Charles, Calvert
St. Mary's
Carroll Howard
Montgomery
Frederick
Washington
Allegany
Garrett
Appelate
Eighth Circuit
Annapolis
Supreme Bench
Supreme Bench of
Audge
Circuit Court
Circuit Courts
Baltimore County
Constitution of
General .Assembly
General Law
Herbert N. O'Conor
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Roosevelt
Moore ‘S Funeral Home
Denton
Gertrudes
Beauty Shoppe
Keds Bioonly
J House
Market Street
Denton, Maryland
War Production Board
R. H. Stafford & Son
Burrsville, MD
Greensboro
Harrington
Thes
Hejywwert R. O'Connor
W. L McWilliams
Secretary of State
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