Ernest L Main enters Brunswick mayoral race
Former Town Councilman Ernest L Main announces candidacy for Brunswick mayor amid a crowded field. Incumbent Alfred Harris not seeking re election but may back E E Bowers Sr who resigned to run. John H Moore files for third ward seat. William Dixon poised to oppose Bowers. Filing deadline is Friday July 24 and petitions are circulating.
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Main
Alfred Harris
Harrie
E. E. Bowers
Brunswick
Bowers
John H. Moore
William E.pete Dixon
Moore
Paul Moler
William C. Nuse
T. Wirts
William R. Williams
Friends of
Millard Keller
Importing Labor To Harvest Maryland Tomatoes
Dorchester and Caroline Counties face a labor shortfall for the record tomato crop. U S Employment Service supervisor Forsythe says 20 itinerant workers from Florida are being brought in to fields on a trial basis, with more trips possible if shortages deepen. Local officials fund transport and farmers contribute, aiming to meet an estimated 8 300 needed workers. Some crews already harvest and can beans aided by rapid Employment Service mobilization.
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Cambridge
Eastern Shore
Maryland
Florida
Irwin J. Forsythe
U. S. Employment Service
West Palm Beach
Fila
Dorchester County
Forsythe
Dorchester
Caroline
Wicamiro
Somerset
Worcester
Employment Service
4 500 000 Troops Moved In Five Months
In the first five months of 1842 railroads carried about 4 500 000 troops within the continental United States. Freight traffic reached the highest five month total on record. Ralph E. Clark of the Association of American Railroads spoke in Washington about the large transportation volume and increasing carrier workload.
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Chicago
Ralph E. Clark
Washington
Association of American Railroads
Clark
Continental United States
Reception and Shower for Dr and Mrs Bell at High Gate
An informal reception on Tuesday evening honored the newlyweds Dr. and Mrs. W A R Bell at the Hing residence High Gate. Guests enjoyed a floral wedding cake table with candles and lighted gardens as delicious refreshments were served to numerous local couples and families including Mr and Mrs W J King Mrs C W Stottlemoer Mrs Daisy Stull and Miss Sylvia Eyler.
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W. A. R. Bell
High Gate
W. J. Hing
W. J. King
W. Alr. Bell
F. R. Seibel
R. Ramsburg
Glen G
Stull
Earl Hill
Glen C
D. Angieberrer
Frank Shulvich
Allen Harper
Maynard Harper
Cameron Ihih
Earl Smith
Want Mya
Russ Stull
Desnis Dacies
Daisy Stull
Dorothy Grant
Cora Ramsburg
C. W. i Stottlemoer
Ralph Hessong
Russell Mathews
Earl ‘Putman
Calvin Harper
Hicks Miller
Vernon Stull
Mae Miller
Walter Heffner
Randolph Stull
Elmer Harper
Ernest Utterback
J. Mac Engle
Robert Leatherman
H. Lee Davis
R. Paul Buhrman
William Shoemaker
Richard Arnold
Sylvia Eyler
Naomi Putman
Lillie Utterback
Nina Hughes
Keystone Paints & Varnishes Seaflex Casein Paint
Rudimentary item line lists Keystones paints and varnishes Seaflex casein paint rubber glass wax and cleaner with mention of Fred Gastling and Rafinishing Nicodemus faint store at 10 N Court St Friene 623.
Allied air strikes hit Japanese at Dili Timor bar racks
Allied fliers bombed Japanese bar racks at Dili capital of Portuguese Timor and scored direct hits on several buildings, with limited air activity on Timor's northeast coast while reconnaissance continued. Cornstarch may substitute for flour in thickening one tablespoon per two tablespoons.
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MacArthur
Australia
Dili
Portuguese Timor
Timor
Baltimore WAAC officers sworn in at Fort Dodge training
Baltimore's Evelyn Rothrock and Betsy Guild, the first two WAAC officers from the area, were sworn in at the Army recruiting office. They were the sole Maryland selections from over 2,000 candidates for training at Fort Dodge Iowa, part of a 36 officer contingent from the Third Corps Area including Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia and DC.
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Baltimore
Army Auxiliary Corps
Army Recruiting Office
Evelyn Rothrock
Betsy Guild
Johns Hopkins University
Maryland
Officers Training School
Fort Dodge
Des Moines
Iowa
James Wharton
Army
WAAC
Third Corps
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Falk Seeks Re election as County Treasurer
County Treasurer James H. Falk announces his candidacy for re election. He entered politics in 1936 defeating Edgar W. Feaster in the Democratic primary and won the general by a narrow margin over C. Frederick Knock. Falk urged voters to reelect him on the basis of his record since taking office July 1, 1939.
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James H. Falk
Mr. Falk
Edgar W. Feaster
Walkersville
C. Frederick Knock
Falk
Sinte
Hitler reappoints Brauchitsch as commander in chief
London report says Adolf Hitler yielded to top command and restored Field Marshal Walter von Brauchitsch as commander in chief of the German army after a period of upheavals. This change comes as Hitler shifts strategy amid mounting pressures on multiple fronts.
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Hitler
London
Stockholm
Daily Mail
Adolf Hitler
Walter von Brauchitech
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East Seventh Street
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Fred G. Pfeffer
St. Joseph
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