State Budget Survey To Be Undertaken In Annapolis
Annapolis Md Feb 9 A nine man sub committee of the House Ways and Means Committee was named to conduct a hard headed businessmen survey of the state budget. Officials warned receipts may fall short due to wartime conditions and horse racing revenues could drop by as much as 1 75 million in 1943 and 1 million in 1944 and 1945. The panel will also study switching the budget to a yearly basis and report findings to the full committee promptly.
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Annapolis
House
Ways and Means
John & White
Prince George's
William F. Stromeyer
Anne Arutikel
O'Conor
Walter N. Kirkman
Joseph O'C. McCusker
Hooper S&s. Miles
Stromeyer
Maryland
J. Millard Yates
McCusker
Tawes
U. S. Must Hold Bases To End Jap Aggression
Secretary of the Navy Knox told the House Foreign Affairs committee that postwar Pacific aims require stepping stone air and naval bases across the ocean to deter future Japanese aggression. He urged the continuation of lend-lease for another year to maintain disarmament on the sea until a long term balance is secured.
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Washington
Navy Knox
Japan
Knox
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Public School Teachers Stage Sit-Down Strike in Rankin
Pittsburgh February 9 Public school teachers in Rankin demand a salary increase and began a sit down strike. About 1 500 pupils were dismissed as 50 teachers refused to teach, promising to report daily at desks. Superintendent Sullivan warned no pay for unspent days and urged students to go home until the settlement.
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Pittsburgh
Rankin
D. J. Sullivan
Sullivan
Soring
Lemon Juice Remedy Ad Promises Quick Rheumatic Pain Relief
An advertisement promotes Ru-Ex Compound as a cheap home remedy for rheumatic arthritis and neuritis. It instructs mixing a two week supply with a quart of water and four lemons, taking three tablespoons twice daily, with a money back guarantee if not improved. The product is sold by druggists and widely recommended.
Plan Your Victory Garden To Fill Your Family's Needs
Plan and size a Victory Garden to meet family needs using space, climate, soil, and time. Grow leafy greens, yellow vegetables, and tomatoes for fresh use and preservation. Emphasize simple plans, long straight rows, irrigation access, and potential community plots for urban or suburban gardeners.
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Victory
Black Market In Meat Charged By Grand Jury
Baltimore February 9 A Federal Grand Jury returned the first Maryland indictment in a black market meat operation Joseph Weiner owner of a Baltimore wholesale meat company is charged with violating Office of Price Administration rules by 16 illegal sales to local dealers and failure to keep proper records He is accused of overcharging about five dealers totaling roughly 2300 dollars Assistant OPA enforcement attorney Daniel B Leonard said the case does not involve Maryland butchered meat.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Joseph Weiner
Office of Price Administration
Weiner
Daniel B. Leonard
OPA
Gas Ration Map Expanded for West Virginia Counties
West Virginians learned after a five day period of uncertainty that 47 western counties will be outside the eastern seaboard gasoline rationing zone at midnight. This confirms the final boundary and ends the rationing doubt for residents.
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Charleston
W. Va
West
Adamstown Christian Endeavor Meeting Observed
The Gind anniversary of Christian Endeavor was observed at Trinity Evangelical and Reformed church in Adamstown with hymn singing led by the Intermediate Society. Four local Endeavor groups performed, Rev. Morgan Andreas led as song leader, and social gatherings followed at the superintendent’s home. The day included a church program with scripture, prayers, and musical numbers, ending with Mispah benediction and a Mary Ellen Catsail piano solo. A closing note mentions a fatal speed myth about blood congealing at one mile per minute.
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Organization of Christian Endeavor
Francis &. Clark
Williston Congregational Church
Portland
Trinity Evangelical and Reformed Church
Adamstown
Intermediate Christian Endeavor Society
Cristian Endeavor Societies
Morgan Andreas
Starthea Ann Gibson
Intermediate Society
Martha Ann Gibson
Jean Yingling
Betty Mackenzie
Evelyn Harrison
Louise
Ruth Kreig
Daniel Thayer
Ralph Bowings
Jesse Krieg
Junior
Christian Endeavor Society
Betty Renn
Betty Smith
Fay Godenour
Anna Lee Myers
Jean Thomas
Martha Thomas
Elizabeth Harrison
Margaret Potts
Georgie Potts
Patsy Potts
Patty Smith
Ruth Pearl
Andreas
Bobby Fry
Raymon Smith
John Fenton Scarif
Jesse Kreig
Christian Endeavor
Hattie Ohara
Irene Stup
Clarence Thomas
Junior Christian Endeavor Society
Elizabeth Oland
Kemp
Mr. Andreas
Myrtle Thomas
Mary Ellen Catsail
Latin America Explored in Postwar Literary Reviews
A trio of reviews surveys Latin American literature. Luis Quintanilla’s A Latin American Speaks argues for hemisphere mutuality and public leadership, while Arturo Torres-Rioseco’s The Epic of Latin American Literature analyzes working groups across eras. Other notes praise Chilean author Magdalena Petit i Macmillan and various literary works, with brief regional notices and a short local fire alarm update from Rockville.
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Veice
America
Luis Quintanilla
Macmillan
United States
Dr. Quintanilla
Washington
Latin America
Oxford
Arturo Torres-Riosecco
Torres-Rioseco
Parents seek damages in death of San Allen Willey
Annapolis Maryland February parents of 7 year old Allen E Willey who was fatally shot ten days ago filed suit in Anne Arundel County Circuit Court against Helen Atleet Randle for forty one thousand dollars. Randle wife of Olma S Randle a noted Washington Virginia horseman is jailed on charges of slaying the youth who was a close friend of the Randles Randle is recovering in Annapolis hospital from a bullet wound in his left leg.
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Annapolis
Allen E. Willey
Anne Arundel County
Helen Atleet Randle
Randi
Olma
Randle
Washington
Virginia
Randles
Big Industet in Martinsburg Horticulture Meeting
Martinsburg West Virginia February 9 2004 report on the 30th annual meeting of the State Horticulture Society as apple production shifts from small to large holdings. Dozens of orchard owners with hundreds of acres participate in discussions of new challenges and potential value growth estimated at four million dollars for apples.
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BIG Industet
Martinsburg
W. Va
West Virginia
State Horticulture Society
Canadas Holding Living Costs Better Than 0.8
Chicago reports Donald Gordon, chairman of Canada's Wartime Prices and Trade Board, said the cost of living rose less than one point in Canada after a year while it climbed 97 points in the United States. He argued price ceiling control can curb inflation with determination by the administration and public.
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Chicago
Donald Gordon
Canada
Prices and Trade Board
Dominion
Phebus Warns Hunters On 1942 Game Ecards
Regional Game Warden Benjamin F. Phebus Sr said hunters sending ecards reporting game killed in 1942 should send them directly to State Game Warden Eine LeCompte. Phebus noted several cards have already been received in recent weeks and explained his procedure.
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Benjamin F. Phebus
Ifany
Eine LeCompte
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