Bar Association Holds Annual Dinner in Frederick
Four jurists of the Sixth Judicial Circuit gave the principal addresses at the Frederick County Bar Association banquet at Hotel Frederick. About forty members and guests attended, including eight Montgomery County bar members. Judges urged postwar readjustment roles, court reforms, and speeding action in delays. John Oxley spoke for Montgomery County. Reno Harp and Jacob Rohrback provided brief remarks. Marion S. Moberly received a pen and pencil set from the association as thanks for decades of service as court crier and librarian.
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Sixth Judicial Circuit
Frederick County Bar Association
Frederick
Montgomery County
Edward S. Delalaine
Charles W. Woodward
Maryland Court of Appeals
Stedman Prescott
Patrick M. Schnauffer
John Oxley
Rockville
Montgomery County Bar Association
Reno S. Harp
Jacob Rohrback
Charles McC. Mathias
Leslie N. Cobleniz
Cobleniz
Richard E. Zimmerman
Mathias
Marion S. Moberly
Marion S Moberly
Zepp
Frederick County
Baruch plan accepted in Washington postwar program
The administration accepted most of Leonard M Baruch s postwar plan and named Will L Clayton to handle surplus war property disposal while Brig Gen Frank T Hines remains in veterans affairs and leads retraining. The plan envisions a Surplus War Property Administration under War Mobilization with specific duties defined by an executive order and ongoing congressional consideration.
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Washington
Lernard M. Baruch
Will L Clayton
Frank T. Hines
Clayton
Houston
Tex
Merce
Hines
Veterans’ Affairs
Armed Services
Anna Rosenberg
Manpower Commission
New York State
Roosevelt
War Property Administration
Marion
Baruch
John M. Hancock
James F. Byrnes
George
Senate
Congress
Executive
Justice Byrnes
Byrnes
Tojo Explains Charges Amid Cabinet War Changes
Tokyo radio reports Premier Hideki Tojo addressed his cabinet to explain military and ministerial changes made over the weekend. He declared firm determination to carry the war to its conclusion.
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Tojo
New York
Tokyo Radia
Hidekd Tojo
Kellogg's All-Bran touted as natural relief for constipation
An unsolicited letter from an 82 year old describing five years of constipation improved by Kellogg's All-Bran. The note extols the product as a gentle regulating food not a purgative, recommends daily intake with water, and warns to insist on genuine All-Bran from Kellogg's Battle Creek.
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Durand
Coherea
Freeport
Long Island
N.Y
Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Battle Creek
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