Maryland Legislature Honours Chief Judge Bond After Brief Session
The Maryland Legislature adjourned in respect to the late Chief Judge Carroll T. Bond after a short session in which 17 bills were introduced. A measure to repeal the Jim Crow act was among the new proposals. Bond died in Baltimore last night and was praised as a great jurist.
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Carroll T. Bond
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Senate
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D-Balto
Bood
John £. White
Prince George's
Leon A. Rubenstein
Maryland
Delage Bertram J. Boone
Leviness
Boone
Charles T. Leviness
Baltimore City
Maltimore
House of Delegates
Arthurh. Brice
Lindsay
James J. Lindsay
State Tax Commission
Secretary of State
Court of Appeals
Gas Ration Book Suspended for Speed Violation
Baltimore reports the first suspension of a gasoline rationing book in Maryland for breaking the 35 mph victory speed limit. Pass J. Ruffino of Brooklyn, Maryland, was ordered to surrender his ration book after being cited for operating a vehicle faster than the limit on Route 4 on December 7. The director of the Office of Price Administration, Leo H. McCormick, announced the action and it took effect immediately.
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Brooklyn
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High Winds Ravage Frederick County Homes and Utilities
A Tuesday windstorm with near gale to hurricane force damaged roofs and trees across Frederick County. Homes on South Carroll street lost roofs forcing evacuations. power and telephone lines failed as 25 poles were broken and several roads blocked. Firefighters battled chimney fires and rescued animals, while several factories reported roof and equipment damage. Weather records noted subzero Midwest temperatures and 72 degree reading in Miami.
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Charles W. Wolfe
Potomac Furniture Company
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Rex Warner
Warner
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Telephone and Power Company
Leither
Pennsylvania
East Thirteenth Street
New Midway
Trafic
Gas House Pike
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County Roads Board
Middletown
Burkittsville
State Roads Commission
Patrick
Court
Fame
Feurett
Francis Scott Key
Adamtown
Adamstown
Baker
D. EB. Cheek
Ralph G. Thomas
William D. Bowers
Tuscarora
Ijamsville
Alfred R. Bolz
C. & P. Telephone Co
Frederick
Potomac Edison Co
Braddock Heights
Vindobuna
Oscar H. Dennis
Harry F. Wiles
Union Manufacturing Company
Frederick Iron and Steel Company
Frederick Tattoring Company
Church
East Streets
East Fourth Street
Chippendale House
Mary C. McComas
Nazis Claim Taylor Is Spanish Prisoner
Broadcasts cited by the Associated Press said Robert Taylor the American film actor was interned by Spanish authorities after a U S bomber force down in Spanish Morocco. The radio reported he and other crew members were taken prisoners near their machine.
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Morocco
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Portugal
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Spanish Mrocco
North Africa
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Carole Landis
Mitri Mayfair
Kay Francis
Roosevelt salutes REA as a lasting farm electrification achievement
President Roosevelt hailed the Rural Electrification Administration program as a lasting achievement, praising REA and rural cooperatives. He noted electrification has reached over a million farms in 45 states and praised its role in farming, food production, and democracy. Vice President Wallace and Agriculture Secretary Wiskard extended greetings to the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association at its first annual convention.
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Roosevelt
Rural Electrification Administration
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National Rural Electric Cooperative Association
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Victoria
Itimete
Henry A. Wallace
Claude R. Wiskard
Flynn Trial Drags Along in Hollywood Courtroom
In Los Angeles Jan 19 Peggy Satterlee a 16 year old Hollywood dancer testified in Superior Court that during a 1941 Catalina Island yacht trip Errol Flynn and Buster Wiles were aboard. She said Flynn seduced her twice on the voyage and later asked to stay the night. She described a kiss on deck and a later call in which she said she hated Flynn and that her mother would seek action.
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Catalina Island
Buster Wiles
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Rose Satterlee
Ella Gray
San Quentin
AFL seeks halt to Kaiser shipyard probe at Roosevelt request
The AFL executive committee urged President Roosevelt to stop a National Labor Relations Board hearing on industrial relations at three Kaiser shipyards in Portland Oregon affecting about 63000 workers. The telegram claimed a rival union tries to raid the AFL and cited no wage or working condition disputes.
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American Federation of Labor Unions
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Labor Relations Board
Baltimore man is sentenced for manslaughter in Fenhagen case
Harry Boarman a 38 year old Baltimore steamfitter who killed Mrs. Norman M Fenhagen last November was convicted of manslaughter and sentenced to five years in the Maryland House of Correction. He denied the murder claiming he found her dead in his car and fled with the body. The body was later found in woods near Essex on Thanksgiving.
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Harry Boarman
Girl Scouts Aid March of Dimes Drive
The Senior Service Scouts Troop No 2 of Frederick Girl Scouts inaugurated the March of Dimes drive by placing wishing wells in city business houses. The public is urged to contribute as the President's Birthday Ball is not held this year.
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National Foundation For
Injuries Fatal To Detour Man Ralph Munshour
Ralph Munshour of Thurmont died at University Hospital Baltimore Tuesday noon from injuries after an auto accident near Baltimore last Saturday. He had been asleep in the back seat as his wife Mae Myerly Munshour drove toward the Glenn L Martin plant where they worked. He leaves a wife two daughters Nancy Ellen and Bonnie Lee and several siblings. Funeral services are set for Thursday at 2 30 p m at the Thurmont funeral home with Rev Charles H Corbett, burial in United Presbyterian cemetery.
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Mae Myerly Munshour
Glenn L. Martin
Martin
Lottie Eigenbrode Munshour
Thurmont
Luther Munshour
Nancy Ellen
Bonnie Lee Munshour
Earl and
Lee Munshour
Ray Munshour
Mies Eloise Munsnour
Perry Point
St. John’s Lutheran Church of
Charles H. Corbett
United Brethren Cemetery
M. L. Creager and Son
Cumberland Asks For 10 Day Racing Permit
The Cumberland Fair Association asked the Maryland Racing Commission for a 10 day racing meet in August at a half mile track several miles from town with no bus or streetcar service. If approved, the meeting would run during the second and third weeks of August and would require spectators to walk or travel by horse drawn conveyance to attend due to a pleasure driving ban still in effect.
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Far
Cumberland Fair Association
Maryland Racing Commission
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Alfalfa Ceiling Prices Planned By OPA
Washington January 19 OPA said maxi mum alfalfa hay prices will be announced within 48 hours to curb costs for livestock and milk. The proposed maximums will reflect parity about 19.50 dollars per short ton loose basis farm and represent the average of current prices.
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OPA
More Liberal Rules To Defer Farm Workers
Washington reports a liberalization of draft deferment rules for farm workers after Congressional criticism that induction harmed farms. Local boards retain wide discretion to set standards, with a new guide approved by agriculture officials and farm groups allowing deferment for eight war units of essential products, down from sixteen. War units measure production such as milk cattle beets and carrots.
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Selective Service
Department of Agriculture
War Manpower Commission
Farm Organizations
WMC
Wartime Farm Deferment Rules Expand Essential Crops List
The new guide revises war unit standards for farmers and adds crops eligible for deferment including tobacco, short staple cotton, wood products, ducks and geese, goats, vegetables, and honey. Boards may place workers on other farms for 30 days if they can meet eight war units elsewhere. Deferments persist across job changes if the work remains war essential.
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