Maryland lawmakers hold brief sessions before long weekend
In Annapolis on January 29 the Maryland Senate and House held short sessions, approving no final bills. The House adopted a resolution praising President Roosevelt for the North African mission and heard a bill to license foreign doctors in the state to ease physician shortages. The Senate passed pension measures and a bill to stiffen drunkenness penalties, while both chambers adjourned until 8 p.m. Monday.
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Personal shower honors Miss Alice Zeiler in 1940s era party
Mrs. Doris E Hemp hosted a personal shower at 301 West Severit Street for Miss Alice Zeiler whose engagement to Capt. James E. McHugh of the US Army was announced last week. Guests included multiple Zeiler relatives and friends with bridge prizes awarded and a red white color scheme featuring a large umbrella centerpiece.
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Mary Dean Zeiler
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Anna Thomas
Lucy Davenport
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J. Dean Zeiler
Elmer Munshower
Howard Wachter
Bradley Barrick
Jean Gosnell
Beatrice Summers
Lenhart receives wings at Marianna Army Air Field
Warren Talmadge Lenhart son of Mr and Mrs Clemon Henry Lenhart of 402 College Park Way received his wings and commission as a second lieutenant at graduation exercises at Marianna Army Air Field Marianna Florida on January 14 Lenhart served in the U S Signal Corps at Fort Monmouth New Jersey before transferring to the Air Corps He was to report to Key Field Mississippi after a ten day furlough and departure plans were noted other local items include a birthday dinner for Mrs Weybright and a Maryland legislators dinner in Baltimore
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Mandietown
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Salisbury
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Middletown High School
Catawba
Farm Labor Costs in Parity Prices
The House Agriculture Committee approved legislation to include all farm labor costs in parity price calculations to raise peanut production and prices and to promote rural youth training for farm work. Chairman Fulmer said action must be taken anew as previous parity legislation had been approved but expired or needed updating.
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Peanut Bill Aims to End Production Quotas for Two Years
The proposed measure would end peanut production quotas and penalties for two years to boost supply for peanut oil in the war program. Fulmer argued for a fixed price near 130 dollars per ton for peanuts used for oil or food. The rural youth bill would authorize federal agencies to partner with state colleges to train youths in farming basics to address farm labor shortages.
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Goering Claims Russian Armaments Fueled by Slavery
In Berlin Goering argued Russia built its vast military power on slave-made arms while Nazi leadership underestimated the enemy. He blamed Hitler for the invasion, stating the Fuhrer warned to strike Russia despite known Russian strength and barbaric leadership.
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Hood College Convocation Speaker Dr Joseph H Apple
Dr Joseph Henry Apple president emeritus of Hood College will speak at Hood College Convocation Service opening the second semester on February 2 at 7 30 p m in Brodbeck Hall open to the public The address topic is Fifty Years Ago The program includes Widor Symphony No 6 in G minor Allegro and Hood College March performed by Professor Henry T Wade.
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Stamps Feature African Animals From Liberia Set
Liberia issues a six stamp series in two colors each depicting live animals the oval antelope wafer chevrotain white shouldered duiker harnessed antelope zebra antelope and bay thighed Diana monkey values range from one to ten cents The issue reflects wartime Africa and mirrors U S stamp activity while El Salvador issues a souvenir sheet for air and regular stamps commemorating a December Eucharistic Congress with five thousand shells selling out at noon.
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Stamp auction features Belgian Congo sets and new U S issues
The Belgian Information Center in New York lists 1000 mini four stamp sets from the Belgian Congo and Ruanda Urundi for sale on behalf of the Belgian Ministry of Colonies. New Bolivia and Chilean issues arrive amid philatelic interest as designs depict nations disrupted by war and symbols like the phoenix. US stamps including UN two cent and Four Freedoms one cent are anticipated.
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Stamps and wartime overprints across nations and deserts
Reports describe wartime stamp releases and overprints from France in Africa to Norway in exile, plus German occupation overprints in Latvia and Russia. Noted are a Dahomey 80 franc airmail stamp, Colombia’s 10 cent avemail for the Treaty of Wisconsin anniversary, and a vivid note on horned toads spurting blood from eye corners.
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Stamp notices from 1902 era warn of United Nations Week tie
The article notes a 1902 peace treaty signing on a warship, the January 14 1902 United Nations Week alignment, and the first US two cent UN stamp with red ink. It mentions British and occupied France issues, Marshal Petain portraits, and Argentina and Norway stamp appearances, describing colors, values, and distribution details.
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