Duke of Kent Killed in Sunderland Flying Boat Crash
Prince Edward, Duke of Kent, brother to King George VI, died when his Sunderland flying boat crashed in Northern Scotland en route to Iceland on active service. Nine to ten crew perished. He was a long-time RAF officer and royal figure closely tied to aviation and military travel.
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Kibler to Report to Camp Pickett Friday
Tom Kibler longtime Washington College athletic director will report to Camp Pickett Virginia Friday for active duty with the U S Army He will serve on the Pickett General staff with the rank of captain and supervise camp athletics Frederick W Dumschott will replace him as graduate manager of athletics and assistant professor of government and history Kibler previously served in 1917 receiving the Distinguished Service Medal Silver Star and Croix de Guerre Henry W Carrington of Waterbury Conn was named assistant professor of physical education Washington football coach George Ekaltis resigned to join Lehigh University as coach at Bethlehem PA
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Russian air power via Siberia seen with 3000 craft
Chinese experts estimate Russia possesses about 3000 combat and bombing aircraft in Siberia including underground hangars and secure depots, signaling a substantial strategic reserve and airfield infrastructure in the region.
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Incident to World War A Step By Step Guide Of Movements
Incident to World War A Step By Step Guide Of Movements outlines a timeline from 1919 to 1941 detailing German invasion of Poland Russian partitioning and Baltic absorption. Greek losses. Axis moves through the Balkans. Britain conquering Italian holdings. Japan strikes December 7 1941 targeting US possessions Singapore and East Indies as part of broader war movements.
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Bear Cub Badges Awarded Two Boys
Two boys Richard Burgee and Bobbie Cramer were awarded Bear Cub badges and gold and silver arrow points at Cub Pack No. 1. Carol Hatler and Charles Ross acted as examiners while Jimmie Main received additional gold arrow points. Other scouts Harry Baker Eugene Waltz and Den Chief Frank Main were noted for service stars and advanced work. Eagle Scout candidate Jimmie Maples, a former pack member in Troop No. 18, completed the requirements.
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Gas Rationing Boosts Car Running Cost in East
Eastern States face higher gas rationing costs raising driving expense from about 10 cents per mile to roughly 25 cents. This change, arising from fuel controls, increases daily commuting and vehicle operation costs for residents and businesses.
Maryland Pushes Amendment to Constitution on Judicial Reforms
The General Assembly of Maryland advances an act to amend the state constitution, proposing Article Fourteen changes to create a Court Plan with a Chief Judge and associate judges for the Supreme and Circuit Courts. The measure outlines selection, terms, and compensation for new judges and staffing, with publication and voter approval slated for a forthcoming election.
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A dense excerpt outlines proposed amendments and voting procedures in Maryland. It covers establishment of clerks and registrars compensation, possible changes to the Legislative Department, and the process for statewide referendums. It notes approval dates and introduces sections for future elections and gubernatorial certification.
Constitutional Amendments and Juvenile Court Proposals in Maryland
The document outlines proposed constitutional amendments and the creation of Juvenile Courts in Maryland. It details voter submission at general elections, the process for adopting or rejecting amendments, and funding rules for compensation. It mentions state departments, legislative actions, and the involvement of the Governor in confirmations.
Constitutional Amendment for Juvenile Courts in Maryland
The text describes proposed amendments to Maryland’s constitution affecting juvenile courts and related provisions. It notes the election date in November and outlines the process for adoption and ratification, including publication requirements and requirement that the amendment be presented to the General Assembly and formally enacted. The document is dated at Annapolis and cites legal language and site-specific procedures.
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