O Conor Rushes To Aid Of State Race Tracks
Governor O Conor says he will seek legislative support if needed to keep Maryland horse racing alive amid prohibition on pleasure driving. 100 racing days may be split between Pimlico and Laurel with Pimlico likely to host major events like the Dixie Handicap and Preakness Stakes.
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Baltimore
Maryland
General Assembly
Herbert R. O'Conor
Maryland Racing Commission
Pimlico
Laurel
Baltimore-Washington
Hayre DeGrave
Bowie
Frank Small, Jr
O'Conor
Pamlico
Harry Parr
Maryland Jockey Club
Nutrition charts show wartime rationing adequacy in 1943
The Department of Agriculture plans rationing to guarantee a balanced diet for each person. A chart compares estimated daily per capita consumption in 1943 with National Research Council minimums, showing excess supply in most nutrients. Each bar lists foods rich in that nutrient.
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Department of Agriculture
National Research Council
Unemployment Benefits in Maryland Hit Record Lows
Maryland unemployment benefits for the year ending December 31 totaled 3,826,801 dollars, the lowest on record, down 22 percent from the prior year and over 42 percent below 1940. December payments reached 13,842 dollars, with Frederick county reporting 75,601 paid in the year, 1,474 initial claims and 8,063 continued claims.
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Maryland Unemployment Compensation Board
Maryland Board
Maryland
Ment Compensation Board
Africa War Map Signals Axis Retreat Near North Africa
A map shows Axis forces crowded in North Africa as Allied troops press a Mediterranean corridor. British and Free French units hit Axis ports while the 8th Army advances toward Miramara and Jorme’s retreat toward Tripoli, 118 miles away.
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North Africa
Mediterranean
Dunkirk
Dorss
Sninping
Wiat
Medjez el Bao
8Th Army
Mirarata
Jorme
Trigoli
Cleveland Orchestra Director to Lead New York Philharmonic
longtime Cleveland Orchestra director Callu TM Blaski departs after this season to assume the conductor post at the New York Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra, one of the nation’s premier musical organizations.
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Blaski
Cleveland Orchestra
New York Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra
Last Of Japs Papuan Army Enveloped At Sanananda Cape
Allied Headquarters in Australia reports the last strong point of the Japanese Papuan Army in the Cape Sanananda area of New Guinea has been enveloped. MacArthur said the Sanananda position is completely encircled and near destruction, with several transports sunk or damaged and enemy air forces reduced in strength.
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Australia
Papan
New Guinea
Cape Sanananda
Douglas MacArthur
Moon Gulf
Lae
Commiunique
Sanananda
Papua
Laewt
Hori
Huon Bay
Papuu
Rabaul
Huon Gulf
Six Cheers For The Allies On The Map
Six cheers for the Allies as the Russian offensive advances westward. Red Army forges ahead after Veliki Luki, repulses a Naz counter attack at Rzhek. Soviet salients push from Voronazh recapturing villages toward Kharkov. Pincers close in on Rostov while drive northwest of Elista recaptured. Seizure of Elista and Mozdok imperils German armies in the Caucasus.
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Red Army
Veliki Luki
Naz
Rzhek
Voronazoh
Kharkov
Stalingrad
Rostov
Elista
Mozcok
Caucasus
Community Notices and Social Guest List Include Local Names
Families from Wolfsville Keedysville Foxville and surrounding towns hosted Sunday dinners with Stot t tomu yers and Bears visitors from Jacksonville Roanoke Mechanicsburg Waynesboro. The Ladies Auxiliary of the Independent Hose Company plans its tenth annual banquet January 20 with officer elections January 19. China wartime casualties noted.
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Wolfsville
Maurice Paulsgrove
Virginia
Eugene
Ernest
Cheasydly
Syden Holmes
Keedysville
Asan Stottlemyer
Gaither Stottlemer
Eugene Day
Jacksonville
Fla
Walter Day
Robert Bear
Roanoke
John Bear
Asa P. Stottlemyer
Harold Stottlemyer
Alonzo Fox
Foxville
Irving Alexander
Mechanicsburg
John L. Palmer
Waynesboro
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Independent Hose Company
Independent Engine House
Shipments To Soldiers Cut In New Army Postal Rule
Secretary of War Stimson announces a new Army postal regulation that begins January 1 restricting overseas packages to soldiers. Packets must include a request item approved by the soldier’s commanding officer and weigh no more than five pounds. Letters from fans and friends remain welcome. Magazines and newspapers may be mailed only by publishers if the soldier is a subscriber.
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Jen
Anneming
Oversad
Stimson Wald Tag
Stimson
Army Ha
Soldyer
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