Legislature Debates Habitual Drunkenness Bill In Maryland
The Maryland General Assembly reconvened after a three day recess with brief sessions. 24 new bills were introduced and nine Legislative Council measures passed. Debates centered on amendments to a habitual drunkenness penalty bill, including clarifying inclusion of Baltimore City. The House also passed eight bills largely repealing obsolete laws affecting mental health matters. A Senate measure authorized investment of surplus funds in U.S. bonds, with support from Allegany County officials. Fifteen new House bills included proposals for equal representation of women on boards and committees.
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Acsapolis
House of Delegates
Maryland General Assembly
Senate
House
Legislative Council
Milton Tolle
Balton County
House Judiciary
Jerome Robinson
D.-Balto
Baltimore City
Robinsor
Tolle
Baltimore
Robinson
John S. Waite
D.-Prince Georges
White
Board of Mental Hygiene
United States
Robert B. Kimble
R.allegany
Allegany County
Tnsure
Unoer Potomac Fiver
Kimble
Thhree
Frederick County
Arthur H. Brite
D.kent
Brice
Justice of the Peace
John T. Booth
Army
Navy
Pension eligibility rules for former judges debated in House
In the Democratic State Central Committee meeting delegate Robert L. Grove introduced a bill to bar former judges from state pensions if they practice law. A House bill revised the judges pension system proposes that judges cannot receive pensions during any period they hold salaried public office.
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Robert L. Grove D.fredericks
House
White
Roosevelt Churchill news release set for 10 p m Eastern War Time
In Casablanca authorities fixed the Roosevelt Churchill conference release at 10 p m Tuesday Eastern War Time to allow publication in Wednesday morning editions and give early notice to American papers. The timing balances security and transmission, with London 3 a m Wednesday.
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Casablanca
Morocco
London
Materials For Another Oil Pipeline Approved
The War Production Board approved materials for an 836 mile 20 inch pipeline from Beaumont Houston Texas to Seymour Indiana to boost Atlantic Seaboard fuel flow. Estimated cost about 44 million dollars. Completion hoped by September 1 with a daily gasoline and products increase of 110000 barrels. The line carries refined products only, not crude oil, following a route near the existing 24 inch war emergency line from Longview Texas to Norris City Indiana.
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Washington
War Production Board
Beaumont-Houston
Tex
Seymour
Ind
Atlantic Seaboard
Ickes
Little Rock
Ark
WFE
Longview
Norris City
General and 9 Others Die in Transport Crash
General Carlyle H. Wash former Third Air Force commander at Tampa and nine others die when an Army transport crashes seven miles from Flomaton Alabama during a Drew Field flight. Listed among the dead are Lieut Col J H Cunningham Lieut Col J A Cain Maj J R Lee Maj S B Gimble Jr pilot Pfc Glenn A Johnson flight officer J A Simon Lieut Edward A Durica Master Sgt Pius Witherow Staff Sgt J C Meider.
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Tampa
Fla
Carlyle H. Wash
Third Air Force
Flomaton
Ala
Drew Field
Martin Doster
J. H. Cunningham
Colorado Springs
Colo
J. A. Cain
J. R. Lee
Wash
J. A. Simon
S. B. Gimble
Glenn A. Johnson
Oshkosh
Wis
Edward A. Durica
Oakpark
Pius Witherow
J. C. Meider
Third Air Force Command
Second Air Support Command
Tire Inspection Meet Called For Thurmont
Officials of OPA tire inspection stations and their workers are summoned to a Thurmont Town Hall gathering Thursday at 8 PM led by Russell St Copeland. The state tire examiner will outline new inspection rules and retread replacements and review the full regulations code.
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OPA
Thurmont
Russell St
Copeland
State
Frederick
Winchester Hall
Armed Forces Reach 10 400 000 Total by Year End
Washington January 26 Defense officials told the Senate Military Committee that Navy plans foresee 2 200 000 sailors by December 1943 bringing total armed forces to 10 400 000. Rear Admiral Randall Jacobs reported naval personnel estimates including Coast Guard and Marines with 177 000 officers. Navy WAVES and SPARS should grow to 30 705 by year end.
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Washington
Chandler D-ay
Navy
Senate Military Committee
Chandler
Randall Jacobs
Jacobs
Coast Guard
Marine Corps
Reynolds
D-Nc
Wickard
Paul V. McNutt
Delayed Hearing on City Zoning Appeal for Machine Shop
Absence of a quorum postponed the City Board of Zoning Appeals hearing scheduled for Tuesday night. The appeal concerns the city plan to build a machine shop on municipal light plant land at Second and East streets for repairing city equipment. The city engineer had denied the permit to comply with zoning laws and referred the matter to the board for final decision. No one appeared Tuesday night to object.
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City Board of Zoning Appeals
Parsons Newman
Board of Zoning Appeals
Lieutenant Bowers survives sinking of Meredith in Pacific
Lieut. (jg) John Zimmerman Bowers of the Medical Corps U.S.N.R. was aboard the destroyer Meredith when it was sunk during the October battle near Guadalcanal. He spent three days and nights on a raft with fellow survivors, strafed by Japanese planes, before being rescued by a destroyer. He later reported, along with others, that crew members stayed at their guns despite injuries, and that life on the rafts included malted milk tablets, hardtack, and scarce water. Bowers returned home for a brief rest before new duties at Norfolk Navy Hospital.
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John Zimmerman
Bowers
U.S.N.R
Meredith
Navy
Solomon Islands
Navy Hospital
Norfolk
John Bowers
Catonsville
Jefferson
Main
Pacific
Guadalcanal
Lieut
Theen
Hubbard
U. S
Miners Prepare New Pay Demands Amid Inflation
Washington reports United Mine Workers president John Lewis says the international policy committee will draft wage demands at its next meeting in Washington for bituminous operators conferences starting March 14. The move follows a pattern of early planning, with discussions aimed at shortening wage negotiations amid price controls and inflation.
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Washington
Joh L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
International Policy Committee
New York
Lewis
K. C Adams
United Mine Workers Joural
Isoudel de eTale Menchen
Ecale Committee of Work
Be Quick To Treat Bronchitis The Creomulsion Ad
An old advertisement urges rapid treatment of bronchitis and coughs with Creomulsion. It claims the product reaches the bronchial area, soothes inflamed membranes, and expels germs and phlegm. It stresses non narcotic ingredients like beech wood creosote and offers a money back guarantee if it does not quickly stop the cough.
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Ady
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