What You Can And Can't Do Under Pleasure Driving Ban
A list of permissible driving purposes under a pleasure driving ban outlines when non-occupational driving is allowed. It covers medical visits, essential work, court and legal travel, emergencies, moving property, attending meetings, education, and welfare activities, while prohibiting social outings, shopping for nonessential needs, and leisure trips. It notes exceptions for naval or military leave and emphasizes driver must show necessity and adequacy of alternatives.
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OMA
Renice
Isitz
U. K
Emerg
Red Cross
Visha
Army
Class Meeting Held for Bright Mewes Caves
The last meeting was held June 11 at Armatha Shriner's home for Edna Parrish with a surprise miscellaneous shower. Gifts were exchanged, readings from St Luke and a hymn were shared, a hob a supper is planned for July 23, Edna Parrish won the guess box, and refreshments followed.
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Bright Mewes Caves
Armatha Shriner
Edna Parrish
St. Luke
Jesus
State's Winter Wheat Outlook in Maryland in 1943
The Maryland U S Department of Agriculture reports June 1 conditions suggest the smallest winter wheat crop since 1868, with an estimated yield near 5,084,000 bushels, about 15 percent below 1942. Rye, peach, barley and pear crops also expected lower, while oats may exceed last year. Milk per cow averages 18 pounds, and May egg production hits 47,000,000 eggs. The national crop prospect notes fewer overall prospects and warns that favorable harvests depend on weather. planting delays or early frost could raise costs.
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College Park
Maryland
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Department
United States
Lawrence Letter on Connally Smith bill and labor policy
In Washington June 14 a Lawrence column critiques the Connally Smith bill now awaiting the President, calling it weak and mainly symbolic for governing government seizure of plants and labor disputes. It notes confusion over agency authority, limited penalties, and potential leverage by labor unions as more plants may be seized to trigger broader provisions.
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Washington
Congress
Rep. Smith
House
United States
Miners’ Union
Joan Lewis
Smith-Connally
Senate
War Labor Board
Roosevelt
Uncle Sam
Potomac Synod Morning Session Highlights Civilisation Talk
The Potomac Synod, with pastors and lay delegates from DC Maryland Virginia and West Virginia, met for a morning business session delayed by transportation. Dr Graver of Chicago preached on the Trinity Of The True Civilisation urging strong homes as civilization s best defense and stressing family life over isolation.
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Chicago
District of Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Sustaiienss
Scott R Wagner
Hagerstown
Wagner
Titue Lehman
Balimore
N. L. ‘Horn
Baltimore
Charles F. Kimpel
Hedson Memorial Theater
Henry J. Stahr
Hood College
de. Graver
Piano Recital by Mrs Richard Ross at All Saints Parish House
Mrs Richard Ross presents a piano recital Thursday at ten in All Saints Parish House featuring pupils Cornelia Dertzbaugh Ann Elizabeth Staley Barbara and John Weaver Barbara Biehl Antoinette Lane Ned Langley Joanne and Eleanor Barnhart Blanche Gambrill Carol Lane Gay Fink Billy Trail Helen Rubeck Barbara Crum Catherine Hahn Elizabeth Lane Elizabeth Howard Thais Ornison Nora May Brust Jane Bel His Helen Hersperger Barbara Brust Mary Russell Hendrickson Dorothea Ranch Martha Ellen Crum and Stephen Langley.
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Richard Ross
All Saints Parish House
Cornelia Dertzbaugh
Ann Elizabeth Staley
Barbara
John Weaver
Barbara Biehl
Antoinette Lane
Ned Langley
Joanne
Eleanor Barnhart
Blanche Gambrill
Carol Lane
Gay Fink
Billy Trail
Helen Rubeck
Barbara Crum
Catherine Hahn
Elizabeth Lane
Elizabeth Howard
Thais Ornison
Nora May Brust
Jane Bel- His
Helen
Navy Seizes Philadelphia Bearings Plant in Washington Move
The Navy announced immediate take over of the Howarth Pivoted Bearings Company factory in Philadelphia noting past management caused production and financial issues. The plant, maker of ship bearings, will continue operating with Navy supervision as the government provided most machinery and buildings and advanced capital. Rear Admiral Harold G. Bowen will represent the Navy Secretary in running the facility.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Navy
Howarth Pivoted Bearings Company
Philadelphia
Dee Pkaeat
Tal
Harold G. Bowen
Secretary of the Navy
Grange Meeting Sets June 23 Movie Program
The New Market Grange held its regular meeting on June 9 with Worthy Master Bruce E Crum presiding. At the next meeting on June 23 a program of movies will be given.
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New Market Grange
Bruce E. Crum
Temporary AF fair ends labor funding ban plan
The text outlines a temporary fair arrangement labeled as AF fair and states labor union contributions to campaign funds will cease six months after peace is declared or by concurrent Congress resolution. It suggests unions may resume contributions in the 1946 and 1948 elections, with reproduction rights reserved.
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Congress
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