National Service Bill Faces Slow Senate Hearings
President Roosevelt’s push for a national service law meets a cautious start as Senate Military Affairs Committee opens hearings led by Chairman Reynolds. Austin's rival bill faces further weekly sessions, while House leaders debate whether to take up the measure amid contentious labor warnings from AFL chief William Green.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Reynolds
D-N.c
Senate Military Affairs Committee
Austin
R-Vt
House Military Affairs Committee
National Service Plan
Robert P. Patterson
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Patterson
Green
Great Britain
United States
Vermont
Downey
D-Calif
House
Rep
Gifford
R-Mass
Cox
D-Ga
Hit And Run Suspect Released From Custody
Roman suspected as driver of a hit and run that seriously injured John F Thompson near Worman's Mill on Route 26 last Saturday night. The suspect was released from custody on Tuesday, state trooper H I Singer announced. Thompson remained in serious condition at Frederick City Hospital with a leg fracture and other injuries showing little improvement.
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Roman
John F Thompson
Worman’s Mill
H Isinger
Frederick City Hospital
Investigation Continues As Car Read Description Fails
Trooper Hol reports the released suspect was driving a vehicle matching the description of the one sought but investigators deem the car not involved in the accident. The probe remains active with follow up on leads and additional witnesses expected.
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Thaat
Holsinger
Gather of State Farm Bureau Meet in Baltimore
About 600 people attended the 28th annual Maryland Agricultural Society and State Farm Bureau meeting in Baltimore. Officials expect tomorrow’s Farm Bureau day attendance near 2,000 as officials discuss wartime food production needs. Dr T Symons urged intensified farm programs to aid food defense, noting labor shortages and truck shortages as key obstacles for 1944 production goals. Bad weather warning interrupts motorists on the road.
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Baltimore
Maryland Agricultural Society
State Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
T. Symons
College of Agriculture
Versity of Maryland
Symons
Armed Services
Severe weather will hit WinkerweiGer this year
Rescue trucks and snow plows are limited as Akary land traffic warns coastal areas. Authorities urge readiness as storms are projected to affect WinkerweiGer with potential delays in services and travel. Local officials emphasize preparedness and resource coordination.
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WinkerweiGer
Akary
Shortage delays road aid and snow plow capacity
Due to manpower shortages and aging garages, trucks cannot be sent to assist stalled vehicles. The limited number of plows will strain keeping roads passable during snowstorms and freezes.
Drivers urged to anticipate trouble and prepare for cuts
The commission urged drivers to plan ahead and look after their own needs as spells of cutting will be substantial, advising proactive preparation to handle potential disruptions and ensure safety.
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Clark
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Arawe Landing
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U.S. Signal Corps
Nea
America
Jayne's
Medina
Ives
Yne
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Frederick
Maryland
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Woo
Rae
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Robert E. Lee Coffee Shoppe
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