Commemorative Stamps Mark Brothers of Ireland Founding
Ireland marks the 100th anniversary of Brother Edmund Ignatius Rice with a 2% post age stamp bearing his portrait scheduled for release August 29. The issue follows a two stamp series honoring another Irish educator and Francisan lay brother, Michael O Fane, pictured at a desk.
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Edmund Ignatius Rice
Christian Brothers’ of Ireland
Ireland
Michael O Fane
Brother Michael
Rice
Callan
County
Hilkenny
Waterford
England
Brothers of the Christian Schools of
Christian Brothers
Sean O'Sullivan
Brother Rice
Spain
Castile
Italian based Corporal Trout serves as armament specialist
Cpl Trout of the 15th AAF Liberator group in Italy keeps bomber guns in top shape. In the same city an auction gallery sold antique furniture from the late Elizabeth D. Harley. Top bids reached 109 dollars for an antique table and 117 dollars for an old what-not, with chinaware and small items also well bid. Auctioneer Emmett R. Bowlus and attorney Richard E. Zimmerman represented the executors Dorothy F. McBride and James H. Harris. Wax candles have history dating back to the 12th century in China.
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Cpl. Trout
G. C. Trout
15Th Aaf Liberator
Italy
Elizabeth D. Harley
East Third Street
Dorothy F. McBride
James H. Harris
Emmett R. Bowlus
Richard E. Zimmerman
Bainbridge Seaman Main Leaves for Navy Training
Apprentice Seaman Main son of Mr and Mrs Harry E Main of 100 Jefferson street departed Bainbridge for Navy boat training on July 29 after Frederick High School attendance and prior employment at H F Shipley store. Mary land bus signs must be shown only when transporting children to school. Enforcement drive begins Sept 1. Bard says loyal Japanese Americans in Navy could spark racial problems. ACLU protests discrimination.
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Main
Harry E. Main
Jefferson Street
Bainbridge
Navy
Frederick High School
H. F Shipley
Baltimore
Maryland Motor Vehicle
W. Lee Elgin
Free State
Elgin
BAED
New York
Ralph A. Bard
United States Navy
American Civil Liberties Union
Bard
Do This When Baby Frets Cries
Advice for soothing a fretful baby cites diaper rash as the main cause and recommends applying Merx iana after every diaper change. Mentions a 40 yen favorite product, low cost, and frequent use by specialists. Encourages asking Mexians.
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Apecialista
Costa Little
Woman in critical condition after Emmitsburg crash
Mrs Elizabeth B Ginrich of Washington sustained critical injuries in a car crash near Emmitsburg last Thursday night. She remained in critical condition at Annie Warner Memorial Hospital Gettysburg Sunday night. Also injured were John Haywood Edwards of Gloucester NC and John Anthony Walker of Richmond who were reported improving at the hospital.
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Elizabeth B. Ginrich
Washington
Emmitsburg
Annie Warner Memorial Hospital
Gettysburg
John Haywood Edwards
Gloucester
N. C
John Anthony Walker
Richmond
Maryland 1943 constitutional amendments seek Baltimore redevelopment powers
The Maryland General Assembly proposes two constitutional amendments. One adds Article XI-B providing for a Baltimore Redevelopment Commission with power to acquire blighted land, use eminent domain, issue US loans, and regulate redevelopment, all under a city plan with protections. The other repeal of Article VIII of the Declaration of Rights would remove state consent requirements for gifts or sales of church property, awaiting voter approval in November 1944.
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Baltimore Redevelopment Commission
General Assembly of Maryland
UK Council of
Baltimore
Taltimore City
General Assembly
Harthnore Redevelopment Commission
Baltimore City
Commission On City Plan
State of Maryland
Council of
United States of America
Commission On City Flan
Ruth Iand
City Council of
Balimore Redevelopment Commission
Marsland
Maryland
Share of Maryland
Dinerak Assembly
Geeral Assembly of
State of
St Il
General Assembly of
Supreme Bench of
Supreme Bench of Baltimore Chy
I. Lerbert
R. O'Connor
Earch
Landase
Annapolis
Maryland Constitution Amendments Text and Judiciary Reforms
Maryland General Assembly proposes amendments to Article 14 and Article 4 to submit constitutional changes by ballot in 1944. The measures cover amendments to Article 14 on general amendments and the creation of a five judge Court of Appeals with defined circuits and appointment rules, plus general vacancy and eligibility provisions for judges. Approved April 30, 1943.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Eald Tee
General Assembly
Circuit Courts
Court of Appeals
Circuit Court
Baltimore
Montgomery
Prince George's
Albany County
Baltimore County
Court of Appeaix
Judiciary Department
General Assembly of
Baltimore City
Supreme Bench of
Court of Anperts
Maryland Judicial Amendment Proposes Cross Circuit Assignments
Governor calls for a constitutional change to allow Court of Appeals and Circuit Court judges to sit in other circuits for limited periods to relieve caseloads. Provisions cover appointment, tenure, quorum rules, and administrative authority, with elections and ratifications scheduled for November 1944.
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American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators
C.F. Joyner
District of Columbia
Joyner
Cpl
Nelson E. Trout
China
Charles RK
Baker Park
Melvin M. Engle
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Evra Pelieve Montel
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ft. Worth
Lelt
Williamson's Drug Store
North Market
Lincoln Loan Service
W. Patrick St
Glade Vall
EY Garber
Wask
Western Union Tele
Firestone Home & Auto Supplies
SUN Shipbuilding and Drydock Company
Chester, Pennsylvania
U.S. Employment Service of
War Manpower Commission
Winchester Hall
East Church Street
Frederick
tAdver
Judiciary Departament
Congress
Court of Appeal
Cecil, Kent
Queen Anne's
Caroline
Talbot
Dorchester
Wicomico
Worcester
Somerset
Harford
Anne Arundel
Price George's
Charles
Calvert
St. Maria
Third Appellate Judicial Circuit
Carroll
Howard
Allegany
Garrett
Fourth Appellate Judicial Circuit
Eaih Court
Hall
Court of
Advertioem
Eighth Circuit
Court of AP Js
Jude
Supreme Bench
Cour of Appeals
Arylane
Nees
Ocono
WM. J. McWintrams
Secretary of State
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