Relief bill for solons passes swiftly in Annapolis
Acting under suspension of the rules the Maryland Legislature moved a relief pay bill for members toward Governor O Conor. The measure allows the $1,000 annual salary to be paid in quarterly $250 installments, with the first payment expected Monday after adjournment. Leaders noted members needed financial aid to meet living costs as the bill faced routine procedural questions before executive sign.
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Annapolis
O'Conor
House
Senate
Conlon
Arthur H. Brice
D-Kent
State House
Thomas E Conlon
Brice
Robert B. Kimble
Allegany County
Wilmer Fell Davis
Caroline County
Bernard
Nemicoye
D-Baite
O Conor
Pension plan for Maryland judges and marriage license bill
A proposed pension scheme would grant Circuit Court and Baltimore City judges retirements at 60 with up to 5 000 dollars a year, Court of Appeals judges up to 7 600 dollars, and apply to returning judges unless they hold salaried public office. Delegate Rubenstein introduces a 48 hour marriage license bill for armed services members. When lawmakers reconvene Monday night, the governor's budget message is anticipated though date remains unset.
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Gate John 5. White
Prince George's
Baltimore City
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Leon A. Rubenstein
D-Balto
Maryland
O'Conor
Milk yields fall after mid summer in Maryland herds
University of Maryland agronomists report milk per cow declines from mid summer to November as pastures fail to supply enough feed. Records show Kentucky bluegrass white clover pastures produce 75 percent of annual yield in early season. Advise expanding Ladino clover and Korean lespedera pastures to supplement late season forage. March best for planting many pasture crops with guidance from county agents.
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College Park
Maryland
University of Maryland Agronomy Department
Kentucky
John W. Magrater
Extension Agronomist
Ma Bruder
Magruder
Agronomy
Tpiversity of
Proves Profitable To Cull Laying Flock
College Park announces a new University of Maryland bulleton on culling the laying flock by Dr Robert E Phillips. It explains profitable egg producers, suggests a yearly cul ling program, and recommends monthly individual evaluation of birds by pigmentation, melanin, handling quality, and body capacity to separate good from poor layers.
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College Park
University of Maryland Extension Service
Robert E. Philips
Poultry Department
Phillips
Hood College Elects New Board Member
At Hood College annual mid winter board meeting the trustees filled the vacancy caused by the death of William Chalmers Covert by electing Elmer G. Homniighausen professor of Christian Faneation at Princeton Theological Seminary. Dr Homntighausen has studied at multiple institutions and served on church and educational committees and lectured internationally. The board also noted plans for a modest Oct 8 10 1943 centennial celebration and reported a $10 000 gift for a special purpose as the Evangelical and Reformed church launches an Educational Emergency Campaign to aid church affiliated schools during the war. Hood is to benefit from the drive.
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Board of Trustees
Hood College
William Chalmers Covert
Elmer G. Homniighausen
Thomas Synnot
Princeton Theological Seminary
Princeton
N. J
Homntighausen
Mission House College
Wisconsin
Pan-Presbyterian Alliance
Universal Christian Council
Oxford
Edinburgh
Ecumenical Seminary
University of Geneva
Switzerland
Stahr
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Lighting effects in laying house bulb bulletin
The bulletin explains artificial lighting in the laying house may boost winter egg production when prices are favorable, while spring production drops as prices fall. It questions whether lights raise annual output. A culling chart marks laying and non laying hens and prior production traits. Copies via county agent or Extension Service University of Maryland College Park No 91 "Culling the Laying Flock."
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Extension Service
University of Maryland
College Park
Second Staff Assistance Corps Likely Formed in Frederick Red Cross
The Frederick County Chapter of the American Red Cross announced a new Second Staff Assistance Corps to start by year end. Mrs. Rawson R. Lewis described training requirements of 20 hours classwork and at least 30 hours annual service, with uniforms switching to blue seersucker epauleted uniforms. The group plans community work at clinics and rationing boards and will hear from guest speaker Mrs. Gaither P. Warfield on January 26.
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Frederick County
American Red Cross
Rawson R. Lewis
Star Assistance
OMG
Red Cross
Lewis
Alexandria
S.A. C
Amos John Traver
J. Marshall Staub
C. Lease Bussard
Francis Perrott
Warfield
R. E. Town
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Gaither P. Warfield
Poland
All Women
inter+t
County Red Cross Chapter
C. A
Sykes Brothers Angus Expansion in Florida Cuba Texas Herds
The article shows Sykes Brothers of Tampa with about 20,000 Florida cattle plus Texas and Cuba ranches. They favor Aberdeen Angus for Florida and Angus Shorthorn Brow Auro for Cuba. Bulls sourced from Monocacy Farms LeBaron Farm Oldfields Farm Blakeford Farm and Red Gate Farm, plus Tennessee and North Carolina Angus stock. Lykes Brothers endorsements note shift to pure bred Angus for Florida crosses. Sublette County Wyoming notes Aberdeen Angus herd growth and strong demand for heifers from cattlemen.
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Sykes Brothers, Inc
Tampa
Florida
Cuba
Texas
Sykes Brothers
Dan Wight
This
Maryland
Virginia
Yaka
Elvax
Revolution Monoc
Geneleric
Cresvel
Point Farm
Walkersville
Jeff
Oldfields Farm
Galent
Eric Beidelier
Brookdale
Blakeford
Queenstown
LeBaron
Wartrenton
Epponian
Rosemere A
Red Gate
Millwood
Angus
Tennessee
North Carolina
Wight
Dick Luman
Pinedale
Wyoming
Lykes and
Luman
Lykes
Uhey
Wyomint
Tam
Ebberts announce marriage of Lavinia Mo to John S Wailer
The Ebberts family in this city announces the marriage of their daughter Lavinia Mo to John S Wailer son of Mr and Mrs Ede ward F Maller of this city. They married January 13 1942 in Hagerstown Rev F Berry Plummer officiated The couple will reside at 17 East Third Street and were attended by Thelma Webb of Frederick.
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R. M. Ebberts
Lavinia Mo
John S. Wailer
Edeward F. Maller
Hagerstown
Jay
F. Berry Plummer
United Brethren Church
Thelma Webb
Frederick
East Third Street
Storms Force 11 U.S. Planes Into Portugal
Eleven American Airacobra fighters and crews landed at Lisbon Airport after storms battered the Iberian Peninsula. Portuguese authorities interned the crews and stored the aircraft. A four motor bomber and a two motor British plane were reported locally with injuries and further enclosures. German broadcasts claimed internment of crews and seizure of planes amid severe electrical storms.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Aer
Plance
Madrid
Spanieb Sol
la Banquela
la Linea
Gibraltar
Une
Portela Sacavem
Lisbon Wipport
Tagus River
Storms and wrecks hit Portugal and northern seas
Damage and destruction spread through villages as violent storms lash the Bay of Biscay and Galician coast. At least three schooners wrecked and many buildings damaged or destroyed while naval mines were swept up in war zones to the north. Plane landings in Portugal risk loss to the United Nations and belligerent planes may be interned on neutral soil. The text notes possible large scale movement of planes and troops to North Africa amid the weather. The Bible has been translated into 1,051 languages.
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Portugal
Madrid
Bay of Biscay
Lnast
United Nations
North Africa
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Coast Artillery School
Fort Monrow
Linn C. Drake
National Capital Area Council
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Washington, D.C
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Francis Scott Key Disttrict
Boy Scouts of America
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Wayside Apartments
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Thurmont
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Frederick Community Center
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North Market Street
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Dorothy Zimmerman
David Hoke
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Yorks
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Allendale
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3Imsburg
Betty Wack
Carroll Sr
Future Teachers of America
State Teachers College At
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Charle
Wise
John O. Boyer
Austin
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Evelyn
Bery] Gordon
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Jefferson
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Sharon
Broad Run
Bernard Stoner
Emmitsburg
Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
G. C. Boost
Register of Wills
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Hartris' Lhore, Pa
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Grayson D. Stup
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Lincoln
Patrick Street
Frederick, Md
U.S
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WM. &. Slemmer
Mer
Liberty Finance Corporation
N. Market SL
Keystone Paint Products
Sarn
Nicodemus Paint Store
Storm & Shipley
West Virginia College of Beauty Culture
W. King ST. Martinsburg
W. VA
Ing
U. S
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Kemaberg
KEY Hotel Bldg
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