League Urges Frederick Voters to Register and Vote
The League of Women Voters Frederick County appeals to women and all eligible voters to register and participate in the September 8 primary and November 2 general elections. It stresses women share in public duties, urges September 1 registration, and explains the primary’s importance in choosing candidates.
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Revercomb Maintains Narrow 317 Vote Lead in W V Senate Race
In Charleston on August 11 the Republican U S Senate primary drag persisted into week two as Chapman Revercomb led Raymond Funkhouser by about 317 votes with only three counties yet to tabulate. Officials warned the final result may hinge on as few as 500 ballots. The contest pits Revercomb against Funkhouser for the GOP nomination. A separate report from London says Major Rudolph Pialnz, a German ace, was killed in combat over France.
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Luftwaffe pilot Pfainz among dozen shot down over Somme
On July 31, amid a mass dogfight over the Somme area more than 100 RAF and German fighters clashed. Pfainz was reported to be among eleven shot down, with the RAF losing eight Spitfires, though the pilot’s identity was not confirmed by the news service.
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Maryland General Assembly Proposes Constitutional Amendments
The 2041 Jatiary session of the General Assembly of Maryland advances several amendments. Proposals include amendments to Article 1 of the Constitution on voter approval of amendments and publication rules, and a judicial reform section to redefine circuit court judges and residency, with elections and appointments set for the next general election.
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Constitutional amendments on Maryland judicial and legislative changes
Fragmentary draft of a 1941 Maryland legislative proposal detailing amendments to state constitutional provisions. Topics include election of chief and associate judges, residence requirements, seventh circuit structure, salary provisions for clerks and registrars, and creation of juvenile courts with statewide reach.
Constitutional Amendment for Juvenile Courts Proposed in Maryland
Governor O Connon orders publication of the proposed constitutional amendment providing for juvenile courts. The measure, approved May 6 1041, directs a statewide vote on November 9 1942 with ballots and procedures set by the General Assembly.
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