Absentee Ballot Rules Loom Over Primary Voting
Maryland election officials grapple with how to accept mail ballots for military voters and whether relatives can apply on behalf of service members. Key issues include who may file for a ballot, the 45 day window, and deadlines for registration withdrawal and ballot processing.
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Board of Election Supervisors
Board of Supervisors of Elections
Baltimore City
Leslie W. Cobleniz
Naval Service
United States
Maryland
Secretary of State
Pryper Board of Supervisors
Promoted to corporal at Langley Field Virginia
Promoted desse E Muszier, son of Mrs Alice Hossler of Fredercx, recently rose to corporal after over a year in service. He is now stationed with an aviation signal group at Langley Field Va.
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Desse E Muszier
Alice §. Hossler
Fredercx
Langley Field
Frederick news notes on military appointments and local visits
Lt FOCICTUS Dr H V Staten of Myersville received a U S Army Medical Corps captaincy and assignment to Camp Butner NC with the 930th Air Base Security Battalion. He visited his parents Judge and Mrs R H Staten of Hendersonville NC before duty. Several Frederick residents and relatives are mentioned in social notes including birthdays, overseas service, moves, weddings, and illness.
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H. V. Staten
H V. Staton
Myersville
U. S. Army Medical Corps
Camp Butner
930Th Air Base Security Battalion
Staton
R H. Staton
Hendersonville
N. C
William C. Day, Jr
William C. Day
Red Lion
Middletown
U. S Army Air Corps
Australia
Navy Seaman Molesworth Returns to Quonset Point
Navy Seaman First Class Molesworth left Monday evening to return to Quonset Point Davisville Ro b where he was stationed with the U S Navy. He had been visiting his mother Mrs E R Pearl 129 West Second street over the weekend.
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Molesworth
Quonset Point
Davisville
U.S. Navy
E.R. Pearl
West Second Street
Nice
Ylinking travel notes and military moves fill local page
The column lists residents visiting relatives and attending camps, promotions, and new commissions. Substantive items cover Shirley Brandenburg visiting Frederick, Laura Remsberg returning to Middletown after Colorado College, Betty Cutehall and Betty Smith heading to Camp Nawakwa, Major promotion for Charles R. Eteler, Louis F. Ahall commissioned in the Army Air Corps, Frances Ann Delaplaine heading to Girl Scout Camp Wesco, Jean Doll leaving for Pine Grove Camp, and aviation cadets Loy and Bowers on furlough before Maxwell Field training. Also notes births, visits to Seneca cottages, and a birthday bridge-luncheon for Mrs. Boyle with social details.
CIO leader vows no tolerance for disunity in ranks
Washington DC: George A Meyers CIO district president declares the CIO will not tolerate efforts to create division within the organization. He accuses John L Lewis of the United Mine Workers of America of attempting to undermine unity, urging Maryland mine workers to remain affiliated with the CIO.
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Washincloan Aue 1 P
Marsland District of Columbia
CIO
George A Meyers Topes
Ans Sid Dissthidie
John L Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Meyers
Maryland
Soldier selected for Provisional Service School at Mort Dir Nod
A serviceman, Gale nna Shudtier, stationed with a unit at Westover Field Mass, is one of eight soldiers chosen to attend Provisional Service School at Mort Dir Nod. He and his wife reside at Sheridan Caele Chicopee Falls and she serves as company clerk.
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Welecatwe Saadelalig
Gale
Shudtier
Dave Corp
Qtuare
Westover Field
Mass
Mort Dir
Nod
Sheridan Caele Chicopee Falls
Merchants Urged to File Petal Goat Price Reports
Merchants who have not filed required petal goat price listings face possible penalties. The Rationing Board urges immediate compliance to avoid future penalties while no penalties have been set yet. Local officials emphasized timely submission to avoid action and ensure rationing records are complete.
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Bend
Woman Pilot Active in Rimsian Air Force Reports Reds
Moscow August 1. Red Star, the army newspaper, reports Tunya Oso Jana, a woman pilot of the Rimsian air force, has flown more than 80 missions over German positions. It marks the first time a front dispatch mentions a woman pilot by name.
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Moscow
Tunya Oso- Jana
Rimsianr Air Force
Red Star Tk
Taneytown Chamber Plans Annual Outing At Big Pipe Creek Park
July chamber meeting outlines plans for members outing at Big Pipe Creek Park on August 20 with grilled steak meal and games for amusement. Also notes social updates and local notices including weddings and visits.
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Taneytown
Leane
Chamber of Commerce
Big Pipe Creek Park
Foyt Armacost
Kane
Jd B
Louie Tihiot
Fmeals
Long Island
Lester Wilson
Detroit
Mich
Edward Rew
Misa Rose Beallad
Marta Reid
Howard Gannon
Defour
Donald Tracey
Audie Owler
Jeferson Hospital
Philadelphia
Clarence Ohler
Submarine sunk by German planes in Mediterranean
Berlin reports German air forces have sunk an Allied submarine northwest of Tripoli in the Mediterranean. An authorized spokesman confirmed the action, noting the engagement occurred during ongoing operations in the region.
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Berlin
Mediterranean
Tripol
Todas
Exceeds July Bond Quota in Local Sales Report
The Fraderich Savas county committee cites July bond quota overrun with MeCrors's Five and 'Pen Cent Store leading sales. MeCropas division tabs sums of stamps and bonds, while stores like Five S500 bonds and FP MO0 ton notes show varied success. Other counties such as Hlartard Cee Curcell and Chaptes completed quotas. Local merchants report progress toward war bond and stamp sales targets.
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Chithutr McShells
Fraderich Savas Counte Fee Furs Werestreedd
Bredeniehk
McSherey
MeCrors
Gaun Pag
Drunken driving charged after crash at bridge approach
A man was charged with drunken driving after a crash near the temporary Jug Bridge access on Route 40 Friday evening. He allegedly passed a car driven by C J Crampton, struck Crampton’s vehicle and an eastbound car driven by John A Taymapn. No serious damage or injuries were reported. A preliminary hearing is set for Peahee Court next Monday night.
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Taras
Eere Crick
Pridas
Toute Do Jabout
Trumper Hool Bathore
Ruane
C & J Crampton
New Market Boam
Crampton
John A Taymapn
Annapolis
Peahee Court
Unsold Passenger Buses Frozen By WP Order
Washington July 31 The War Production Board ordered all unsold new passenger buses frozen and placed under the Office of Defense Transportation for assignment to transit emergencies. Joseph B Eastman announced the action to direct the disposal of several thousand buses. Transit units must operate within 2000 miles monthly for city buses and up to 4000 miles monthly for intercity buses, with city transfers allowed if urgent needs arise.
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Washington
War Production Board
Office For Defense Transportation
QDT
Joseph B. Eastman
Jak Hye
Sutel Andy
Cily
Simon Estate Worth 300000 Inheritance Details
Morris Simon a Washington attorney who died April 24 left his entire estate valued at about 300000 to his widow Natalie M Simon at 5226 Thirty-ninth Street N Wo. A petition in District Court stated substantial life insurance proceeds not payable to the estate. The estate included real estate securities cash and other personal property. Simon had spent several summers at Braddock Lebanon.
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Morris Simon
Washington
Natalie M Simon
Thirty
Ninth Street
Seman
Simon
Braddock Iemhie
Seaman Baugher Enlists in Navy December 23
On Voyage First Class Seaman Baugher, son of Mr and Mrs Roy C Baugher, noir Dickerson, enlisted in the Navy December 23 and 15, honoring family ties and patriotism amid wartime service.
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Baugher
Roy C Baugher
Noir Dickerson
Navy
Dryden Appointed Engineer Corps Colonel
Dryden of Poramoke City Maryland is commissioned as a colonel in the engineers. He will command an engineer regiment tomorrow after serving as deputy commissioner of the Works Progress Administration prior to this appointment announced yesterday by the federal ks team.
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Washington
Augus
Mo Dryden
Poramoke City
Corps of Engineers
Tomorow
Works Project Administration
Ateen
Nereus Steamer in Baltimore Altered for Wartime Display
The Greek vessel Nereus loading 400 000 bushels of wheat for Switzerland in Baltimore shows camouflage features to aid its war relief mission. Hull gray with white stripes, white superstructure, and Swiss flag emblems decorate port and starboard sides. Flags appear on a large stern board and are kept visible at night by floodlights.
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Baltimore
Nereus
Switzerland
Recapture of Mitidja Returns to French Control
A French destroyer and naval aviation planes recaptured the French ship Mitidja from a British submarine crew off the coast. The Mitidja had been en route from Oran to Marseille carrying cereals wine and minerals when seized on July 20. The French convoy arrived at Marseille with no further incident.
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Vichy
Oran
Algeria
Marseille
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