Beall Takes Oath Today As Maryland Rep Beall Takes Oath
J Glenn Beall of Frostburg and Cumberland to be sworn in as Representative from Maryland's Sixth District. He vows to push flood control and road measures, seeks seats on related House committees, touts prior work on Maryland Roads Commission and Potomac Basin projects while stressing war goals and government efficiency. Beall defeated E Brooke Lee in November, breaking 12-year GOP absence.
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Montgomery County
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Hurley Leaves Russia for Cairo as Mission Details Stay Secret
Brig. Gen. Patrick J. Hurley, recently noted as minister to China, departed by air for Cairo after an undefined Russia mission. He declined to discuss his activities today. The former U.S. secretary of war remains in transition during this diplomatic posting.
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Cairo
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Wew Penland
Soldier Asks For Testament From Red Cross Letter
A U S Army soldier asks the local Red Cross for a New Testament. He explains he lost his Bible after moving, notes his 18 months of service, and praises the Red Cross for helping soldiers both on the front and at home. He signs off as he drills new men.
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Soldier receives New Testament from Young Men's Bible Society
A letter to a soldier explains the New Testament is being sent under cover by the Young Men's Bible Society of Frederick. It expresses hope for inspiration, mentions past heroes, and offers service to the recipient and his buddies with best wishes and God’s blessings.
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Desirable Activities For Kiwanis Club Panel
A Kiwanis Club panel at the Francis Scott Key Hotel Tuesday noon discussed desirable activities for the 1943 program during a weekly luncheon. Moderator Clarence C. Carty, the club president, led the informal exchange with Wm T Delaplaine G Frank Thomas and Harry G Schroeder among the participants.
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Budget Book Urges Over 100 Billion in War Spending Next Year
Washington reports the 1943 US budget for the next fiscal year calls for more than 100 billion dollars in direct war costs. The 1 000 page document, ready Monday for congressional reading, shows Roosevelt's plan to cover about 70 billion via borrowing if taxes do not rise.
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Cross of Lorraine emblem honors allies in Spitfires
Wartime notes describe Fighting French emblem in the sky and an inset insigne. A new War Activities committee includes Hamilton A. Gale Melvin M. Engle and Clarence C. Carty. The club plans a $1000 War Bond purchase from Underprivileged Child funds and War Stamps sales in the hotel lobby. Rey Harcia C. Baer wins weekly War Stamp prize. guest C L Seivard, Pottstown, Pa attends. A sirensult for plane spotters is made of redwood bark and wool.
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Soldier Rippeon in Camp Breckenridge Kentucky
In Kentucky Pvt Rippeon son of Mr and Mrs Wittier Btoveon of Kegr Me Re D 2 is stationed at Camp Breckenridge Ky.
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United States boosts rubber output with malaria protection
The United States increases rubber production by using arabeine as a substitute for scarce qui nina, aiding the United Nations effort to protect tropical rubber workers from malaria and sustain supply.
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Fifteen Seek Assessor Post as Mercer Resigns
Approximately fifteen written applications have been filed with the County Commissioners for the Board of Assessors seat vacated by Grayton H. Mercer. The position pays 1800 dollars annually with no travel expenses. Names mentioned include R. Bruce Murdoch Walter P. Feaga Richard Zacharias and Frank A. Reddy.
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Earlest
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Richard Zacharias
Emmitsburg
Frank A. Reddy
Franklinville
Inference on Resignation Delay and Steel Ingot Figures
The article notes a belief that an early decision would come as a new assessment proceeds and is slowed by delays in resignation action. It cites 1949 steel ingot production at 88,000 tons with about 74 percent alloy steel. It mentions Army Engineers ordering synthetic rubber floats and bulrush wallboard for tank insulation in Jerusalem.
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