Heavy RAF Bombardment Hits Hamburg Amid War Strikes
London reports a heavy Royal Air Force attack on Hamburg in the eighth straight night raid on Germany and occupied territories. Western Germany and Hamburg were hit as Allied forces pursued renewed bombardment, with several RAF planes reportedly shot down.
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Europe
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Change In City Police Law Is Before Board
A Frederick city board discussed a proposed change to empower the Mayor to appoint lieutenants desk sergeants and sergeants instead of the Board of Aldermen The Chief of Police urged promotions be made by him with board approval and noted recent reorganizing of beats to improve patrols The matter was tabled for a further meeting likely early next week with a provision on riding officers to be clarified by the time of the next session.
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Minors Face Penalty Under New Alcohol Bill
A proposed bill, introduced by Delegate W. Jerome Offutt, would make it a crime for any minor to purchase beer wine or liquor in Frederick and Washington counties. It would mirror Washington county law, making misrepresentation of age to procure alcohol a misdemeanor punishable by a fine up to 30 dollars upon conviction.
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Washington County
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Appeals Court Bill Fees Are Given Hearing
Annapolis March 443 The Bond commission proposal to revamp the Court of Appeals drew legislative attention as the bill's fees were presented to lawmakers. A plan to allow women on juries prompted expectations of House debate while a constitutional amendment on voting age was tabled. Delegate Marion Tolle and the group pressed for a quick committee report as others signaled a favorable interim stance.
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War toll 1942 tops 2 million hero casualties
The year 1942 saw many crosses mark battlefields in Europe, Africa and Asia as the world counts its war dead. Metropolitan Life Insurance estimates 2,000,000 soldiers and sailors lost in action. U S figures include 6,100 known dead and about 40,000 Americans missing. Navy inset notes Marines.
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Hood College Child Care Course Highlighted in India Feature
A clipping from Illustrated Weekly of India circulated by Hood College shows training in child care and guidance in the United States. It describes pre parental education and practical work in a morning nursery school with student mothers handling meals, feeding, bathing, weighing, and managing the home management house.
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Tilutrated Weekly of India
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Hood
Ruth Hoth
Mercersburg
Bobbie Strawn
Strawn
Marian Rickard
Lewistown
Bobbie
Ann Rutledge
Johnstown
Offutt bill would raise minor sale fine to fifty dollars
The measure, referred to Frederick county delegation, would raise the penalty from ten to fifty dollars in two counties. It aims to make perjury charges easier to prove and shield licensees, as minors often misrepresent age. it would take effect June 1.
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Frederick County
Activity High in New York Stocks Push to Year Peaks
Stock market activity remained vigorous in New York as industrial and rail leaders advanced about a point to touch new peaks for a year or more. The market showed broad gains with several key issues moving higher.
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Maryland Court of Appeals size cut debated in state assembly
Observers expect lower chamber to send the measure to the Senate where fate appears dim. Representatives from two rally groups and the athte endorses the bill. The Bond commission bill would shrink the Court of Appeals from eight justices to five, with a Baltimore city two and counties three. Removed geographic restrictions on judges and reduced court duties are proposed, as proponents press the measure before joint Senate Judicial Proceedings and House Judiciary committees.
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Baltimores Lawyer Heads Opposition To Constitutional Amendment Measure
A Baltimore lawyer named Southey Miles chaired the group that supported objections to a constitutional amendment bill. The measure requires a three-fifths majority in both Houses for passage, and the final presentation of arguments was delayed due to time constraints.
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