Proclamation on Maryland constitutional amendments proposed 1941
The document describes acts proposing amendments to Maryland's Constitution including Article 14 amendments on publishing process and adoption or rejection by voters in 1942. It covers sections on amendments to sections of Article 14, Article 4, judicial circuits, legislative department, and other sections, with provisions for publication, voting, and governor's proclamation.
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General Assembly of
Maryland
General Assembly
Cavernnr
Crch
Baltimore
Cis
Marylant
Chatter
Otndiature
Bett
Marytani
Chaeihrer
State of
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Tle Ceventh
Cireuit
Jinigos
Lt Tyro
Gove Ernor
Assiwidie Dudpes Shela? Ah Simes Be Bona Fide Residents of Baltimore County
Sail
Whiet Jaige
Marford Warner
Hersin
Cecil County
Ball Ie
Sail Circuit
Carone
Cort
Kent
Queen Anne's
Frederick @ Montgomery Cousties
Elrewlt Amd Kia
Frederick
Montgomery Counties
Frederick County
Asld County
Montgomery County
Seldeat
Gerida
Geer
Wal County
Prince George's
Charles
Calvert
St. Mary's
Umneral Assembly
Anch
Gvneral Assembly
Prusisite
Seventh Circuit
Prince George'a
Anid
Prince George's County
Salu
Seventh Judicial Circuit
Lauderein
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Geveatt
Alaryland
Legislative Department
Geid
Ate of
State Roads Commission
State Roads
Marylanr
General Assembly of Maryland
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Hordie
Baltimore City
Tima
General Agnemibir
Humber
Thie
State of Maryland
Artix de XIV
Herbert R. Ocunge
Ovr
Marinand
Cugsuay
Mary L
Annapolis
Mrs Hargetts Will Probate In Frederick Court
The estate of the late Mrs Mar Hargett in Frederick City valued about 560,000 is left mainly to two great nephews Lilburn Schaeffer Waters and Franklin Gordon Waters. Executors Richard S Hargett and Parsons Newman named trustees with 3 percent commission. Provisions create a trust for ages 21 and 30 with payouts and contingency gifts to hospital and behests to relatives. Codicils dated 1992 and 1836 reference witnesses and further instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mar- Hargett
Lilburn Schaeffer Waters
Franklin Gordon Waters
Orphans Court
Watt
Frederick City Hospital
Martin Swann
Caroline Williams
Scharfter T
Frederick City
Citizens National Bank
Mimcere Woreatt and
Newman
Orphans’ Court
Samuel G. Duvall
Joseph MecDivit
Elizabeth R. Storm
Dorothea M. Summers
Maggie M. Fox
Lost His Way Back To Farm A Convict Paroled
A Frederick County farmer told officials a state penal farm convict who was paroled tried to return to the farm but got lost in the woods. Investigator Allen Bartet picked up Charles Bowman after Chester Leishear reported a fence breach. Leishear had Bowman last Wednesday and Bowman disappeared Sunday. Bowman, who said he came to Frederick to get a plan to dress an injury, was taken to the jail and returned to Leishear’s farm for another chance.
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Frederick County
Hells Farm
Frederick
Ste
Allen
Bartet
Charles Bowman
Daralee
Chester Leishear
Lewisdale
Leishear
Bowman
Phelan
One Fighter Group Downed 54 Jap Planes in Four Actions
Washington Aug 4 The Navy credited a single fighter squadron in the Pacific with three downed Japanese planes in four actions and probable 18 more destroyed. The crew fought Grumman Wildcats in the Corsi Sea battle and in three Midway actions led by Lieutenant Commander S. Thach of Fordyce Ark. who earlier led the squadron that made Edward O Hares fame as an ace.
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Washington
Navy
Pacific
Midway
At S. Thach, Ay
Fordyce, Ark
Edward O'Hare
Court News Property Deeded to City by Quyan et al
Court notes record deed transfers including S Katherine Quyan and others to Austin F. Haffner city. Equity case Hielen L Karrick vs Johan Karl Jock appears with prayer for absolute divorce. Marriage licenses listed Vernon Po Mayes and Florence Irene Barnes both of Libertytown. James Smith over 21 colored of Libertytown. Constance FL MM HIN peer 18 Frederick RF D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Katherine Quyan
Austin F. Haffner
City
Equity
Hielen L Karrick
Johan Karl Jock
Afarriage
Vernon Po Mayes
Flortence Irene Barnes
Birthday party for Martha Dane Bowers on East Sixth
A Monday evening birthday party was held at 31 East Sixth Street for Martha Dane Bowers who turned seven. Gifts were given by her relatives and friends. Guests included Shirley Ann Bowers Shirley Ann Redmond James Redmond Geraldine Redmond Jo Ann Droneburg Patsy Summers Dean Brashears Dolly Eyler Miriam Dennis Thomas Stockman and Barbara Weddle with Mrs Bowers assisted by her sister Max EB Yeager of Baltimore.
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Myr
Glenn Bowers
East Sixth Street
Martha Dane
Gutsis
Mrs Bowers
Max
EB. Yeager
Baltimore
Shirley Ann Bowers
Shirley Ann Redmond
James Redmond
Gerealdine Redmond
Jo Ann Droneburg
Patsy Summers
Dean Bra
Field Day Highlights Frederick County Holstein Show
Eighty head of top Frederick County stock were shown at the Fifth Annual Field Day of the Frederick County Holstein Association at Sigler's Grove near Middletown. Judging, overseen by Dr. K Lo Turk and Dr. J H Barker with Laugthaaier assistance, ran 1 AM to 5 PM before 225 spectators, with a noon luncheon by the Jefferson Grange. Joyce Lee Remsberg led junior entries. Frank G. Remsberg, J Homer Remsberg and Ira D. Vert claimed the senior and grand champion honors. Out-of-town guests included Allen N. Crissey and John E. Clark. County agent Henry R. Shoemaker noted stock quality as exceptional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Frederick County Holstein Association
Sigler’s Grove
Middletown
Joferson Grange
K. Lo Turk
Mus
Fone
Rrand
J. Hamer Remsberg
Ira D. Tfert
Maryland State Fair Board
Henry R. Shoemaker
Joyce Lee Remsberg
Frank G. Remsberg
J. Homer Remsberg
Ira D. Tert
Ira D. Tert and Sons
J. Homer Remsberg, Jr
Two Boys Win Highest Cub Award At Pack Meeting
Carol Haller and James Main earned the Silver Arrow Lion rank, the top Cub award, at Cub Pack No 1's weekly meeting in the Presbyterian Sunday school social rooms. Seven boys completed Cubbing this week, with several others advancing to Wolf and Bob Cat ranks.
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Carol Haller
James Main
Presbyterian Sunday School
Cubbling
Joe Griffin
Joe Stephens
Rigely Albaugh
Joe Royal
Jack Fleischman
Eddie Thomas
Survivors Fired Upon By Submarine Crew
Seattle reports that a Japanese submarine crew machine gunned American freighter survivors as the ship burned and sank after heavy shelling in the North Pacific. Eight crewmen died, two were shot, six succumbed to exposure, and 24 survivors endured exposure after drifting four to eight days on life boats and rafts before rescue.
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Seattle
North Pacific
138Th Naval District
Alaska
Constitutional amendment on juvenile courts proposed in Maryland
The text outlines provisions for juvenile court establishment and related constitutional amendment procedures in Maryland. It includes election timing, ballot wording, and Governor O’Conner’s proclamation for publishing the amendment text in multiple newspapers, with notices in Baltimore and statewide circulation, dated July 15, 1942.
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Coats & Suits
Beregert RE. O'Connor
Thomas Elmo Jones
the Liberty Finance
N. Market Street
WM. R. Slemmer
Potomac By-Products Co
Frederick, Md
Harpers Ferry
Markell&Ford
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