Taney Home Hosts Nationwide Radio Broadcast June 14
On June 14 the Taney Home in Maryland joins a Mutual Broadcasting Company program from 1:30 to 2 p.m. with General Douglas MacArthur originations from Australia. The Flag House Fort McHenry and Taney Home supply locales as Judge Delaplaine speaks on flag history and Mayor Jackson presents a flag to MacArthur. Fort McHenry provides a musical backdrop while a war department speech via shortwave may follow.
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Taney
Farflung
Mutual Broadcasting Company
Douglas MacArthur
Australia
Maryland
Baltimore Flag House
Fort McHenry
Delaplaine
Edward 8. Delaplaine
Roger Brooke Taney Home Association
Howard W. Jackson
Gen. MacArthur
Flag House
Arthur P. Sewell
Jackson
War Department
United States
Mary Pickersgill
Francis Scott Key
Sewell
MacArthur
Frederick
Key
National Broadcasting Company
Charles Evans’ Hughes
Roger Brooke Taney
Court House Park
Ted Moone
NBC
Blue
Court News and Marriages and a Naval Exchange Vessel
Court notices record property deeds among Richard F Kline Dorothy E Keyes Minnie M Homis and other transfers each for ten dollars. Marriage licenses list Carl H Kustner and A P Hill with Emily F Solt. William L Brown and Mary E Browning. Albert V Shafer and Elaine Linthicum. Drottningholm sails from New York to Lisbon with 849 diplomats and Axis nationals for a second exchange voyage while arriving from Europe with 908 Americans previously in Axis territories.
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Carl H. Kustner
A. P. Hill Military Reservation
Emily F. Solt
Baltimore
William L. Brown
S. Market Street
City
Mary E. Browning
Kemptown
Albert V. Shafer
Middletown
Elaine Linthicum
E. Fifth Street
Deottningholm
New York
Drottningholm
Lisbon
Europe
United States
Walsh Calls Sept Primary Date For Maryland Nominations
Maryland voters in military service are assured their mailed votes will be received and counted in time for the general election. Attorney General William C. Walsh sets September 8 as the primary date, nullifying earlier plans by Democratic state chairmen.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Wiliam C. Walsh
Primaries Scheduled by Parties for September 14
Election authorities report that Republican and Democratic parties will stage primaries on September 14 and note protests or objections from various groups. The event tests party rules, voter access, and campaign momentum ahead of the general election.
Primary date clash with absentee ballots. new commissioner sworn in
The piece notes a conflict where September 14 primaries would invalidate service men mail votes if ballots are not opened until after the September 24 primary. Authorities urge a latest date of September 8 to count absentee votes. Westminster swears in Scott Bollinger as county commissioner for New Windsor, who immediately takes his seat.
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Walsh
Westminster
Scott Bollinger
New Windsor
Bal
Recuperation program for Navy pilots proposed
Washington June 4 the Navy plans a recuperation program to keep pilots from hospitals. About 1 890 000 dollars for this purpose was voted by the House in a naval appropriation measure before the Senate. Centers would provide quiet rest for exhausted personnel as a physician orders. Six centers are under consideration.
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Washington
Navy
House
Senate
Appropriations Committee
J. L. Reynolds
Royal Hawaiian Hotel
Hawaii
Reyno
Reynolds
Study of Statehood for Territories Urged by Washington
The Foreign Policy Association urged popular elections for governors in Alaska, Hawaii, and Puerto Rico as a step toward local self government. A Reid study for the group urged consideration of statehood for these territories, noting governors are currently appointed by the President. The report, surveying American overseas areas, says the United States should apply its Atlantic charter aims to its dependencies and territories. Maryland Minute Men will be sworn in tomorrow evening at the State Armory by Lieut. Col. Cok E. Brooke Lee and Adjutant General Francis Perrott. Four Cumberland companies and one Lavalle-Ellerslie district unit will take the oath, with a luncheon and conference preceding the ceremony.
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Washington
Alaska
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Foreign Policy Association
Charles F. Reid
United States
Reid
Maryland
State Armory
Cok E. Brooke Lee
Montgomery County
Maryland State Guard
Francis Perrott
Col. Lee
Perrott
Cumberland
Lavalle-Ellerslie
Muster Roll Notice for Allegany County Units in Cumberland
Officers and enlisted men of five Allegany County companies in Cumberland are identified for muster duties as of June 4. The item notes readiness and organization within the county militia structure and calls for returns or reporting updates from unit leaders.
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Cumberland, Md
Allegany County
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Court News
Richard F. Kline
Dorothy E. Keyes
Richard F. ‘Kline
Vestine A. Albaugh
Minnie M. Homis
Katena Paxinou
Alexander Minotis
Isle of
Chios
LaGuardia
Clipper
the Liberty Finance
N. Market Street
WM. R. Slemmer
The
U. S. Army Hemount Service
Khyber
Poke Easy Farm
Wjamsville, MD
Fhone New Market
Jockey Club
Park Ave
American Remount Ass’n
Otis Bldg
Washington, D.C
R. W. Walker, JR
Bett
Cline
Karpen
Selective Service Headquarters
National Headquarters
St. Joseph
Keystone Paints & Varnistes
Nicodemus
N. Court St
Phene
U.S
Sam
America
Kraft’s
Socrette
Rollls
Marker
Cine John
Marker’s Creamery
Sunkist
Chuck Roast
Peck
Cabbie
Bentz
Nisespa
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