House Defeats Federal Ballot Plan For Battle Vote
Bewse House passes the Worley Bill to urge states to allow absent service members to cast absentee ballots. The vote split shows Republicans and Southern Democrats backing the States rights approach, with opposition from some Republicans and Southern Democrats for a federal ballot plan. The measure recommends state action, use of absentee postcards, and deadlines for ballot applications for armed forces at home and abroad.
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House
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Worley
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South
Martin
Massachusetts
Senate
Werley
Rankin
Dmiss
Congress
United States
Only WAC on duty at Borden General Hospital Chickasha
Pvt. Benson is the sole enlisted WAC on duty at Borden General Hospital in Chickasha Oklahoma and has been named lipreading instructor at one of three centers for deaf and hard of hearing casualties. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry G Benson of 105 West Third Street. Before enlisting she taught at Gallaudet College in Washington DC. A WAC sergeant from White Bear Lake Minnesota was admitted at the hospital for an emergency appendectomy while on furlough.
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Benson
Borden General Hospital
Chickasha
Oklo
Harry G. Benson
West Third Street
Borden Hospital
Women's Army Corps
Pvt
Gallaudet College
National College For the Deaf
Washington, D. C
World War II Casualties Pass 25 Million, Sun Reports
The Baltimore Evening Sun places Allied and enemy WWII casualties at over 25 million, with British losses far higher than U.S. figures. It lists detailed counts by nation through 1944 and cites German, Japanese, Italian and other Allied losses, noting careful caveats and sources. It also includes a stray note on fresh fish characteristics.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Evening Sun
United States
U. S
Evening Sun
Germany
Lord Selbourne
Japan
China
Wei Tao-Ming
Wei Tao- Ming
Pacific
Ituly
Mediterranean
U.S
Great Britain
Rance
Weather Summary for February and Yesterday
Weather data show 0.01 inch precipitation in the last 24 hours ending 8 a.m. today. February total 0.01 inch vs 2.92 inches normal. 1942 precipitation 1.54 inches. Excess 1944 precipitation to February 1 is 0.31 inch. Yesterday high was 30, last night low 32. Sun sets 8.34 p.m., rises 6.15 a.m. Moon rises 3.38 p.m., sets 5.38 a.m.
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William C. Feaga
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Raymond L. Kelly
Legore Bridge
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Court House
Frederick City
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