McKeldin Calls for Cutting Maryland State Income Tax
Republican gubernatorial candidate Theodore McKeldin argued Maryland could discard the state income tax citing a $1000000 surplus. He condemned Governor OConor's tax hikes and pledged to appoint a tax commission to overhaul the tax system, saying no bill would be signed to falsely balance the Treasury.
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Baltimore
Republcan
Theodore BR. McKeldin
Upper Marlbore
WBAL
Balti-more
O Conor
Politica
Maryland
McKeldin
William Curran
O'Conor
Marlboro Court House
Constitutionality of AAA Before High Court
Supreme Court arguments focused on whether the Agricultural Adjustment Act penalties for wheat overproduction, rising from 15 to 48 cents a bushel, exceeded Congress commerce power. Farmers from Montgomery County Ohio argued the increase was unconstitutional, noting wartime quotas approved by farmers days earlier, while Wickard appealed a Dayton federal ruling invalidating the raise.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Supreme Court
Montgomery County
Oho
Charles Fahy
Congress
Tve
Agriculture
Wickard
Dayton
Allied Troops Engage Enemies In New Guinea Campaign
Allied forces report contact with Japanese in Owen Stanley area near Nae Metining. MacArthur’s headquarters says operations, including air raids across New Guinea and New Britain, have targeted airfields and installations. Bomber waves struck inland targets with heavy bomb hits. no Allied aircraft were lost.
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MacArthur
Australis
Owen Stanley
Nae Metining
Aidaliyay
Southwest Pacific
MasArts
Waine
New Guinea Range
Wokoda
New Britain
Cms
Gata
Solomon Island
Seven War Workers Hurt in Baltimore Street Car Crash
Baltimore October 14 seven war workers were injured in a head on collision of two street cars. One trolley rode through an open switch at Baltimore and South streets delaying over 1 000 riders. Seven were treated at a hospital and all but one discharged.
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Baltimore
South
Three Negroes Held For Refusing Medical Treatment
Three African American registrants in Frederick County are jailed under warrants issued by Magistrate Manuel M Weinberg for refusing mandated medical treatment linked to venereal disease. The State health and county authorities plan to keep them in custody pending transfer to draft authorities, amid claims the men seek to evade induction by remaining untreated.
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Drre Refsey
Frederick County
Goder
Manuel M Weinberg
Tie Eoepe Mivailyy
Avalth
Kefauver
Nea
Mmel
Walnberg
Draft Board
Wage Increase Plea Rejected By War Labor Board
Washington October 134 The War Labor Board today rejected a request by the United Automobile Workers of America for a wage increase for 115000 Ford Motor Company employees. The board gave no reason and will issue a formal opinion later. The union argued rising living costs justified the raise, but officials noted Ford workers already average about 29 percent above 1941 levels due to prior increases. Four cent an hour boosts had already been granted at Ford and General Motors. Cub Pack No 1 held its weekly meeting despite rain with 38 boys in attendance.
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Washington
War Labor Board Today
Ford Motor Company
United Automobile Workers of America
CIO
Little Steel
Labor Board
Ford
Sunday School Denner Investiture Highlights Rank Assignments
Sunday school meeting announced the denner cards for Carson Kreh Joseph Bradshaw Harry Baker Stephen Langley and Mubert Harp. Boyd Smith raised to Bear Cub and Carl Staley Paul Toms Bobbie Brandfield Bill Anders earned Bob Cat. Jim Malin Bobbie Haller Bobbie Leather Carson Kreh Jimmie Arnold Eugene Waltz Charles W. Ross 4th assisted. Den No 7 Bobbie Cramer and Carson Kreh named honor den. Den Chief Joe Royal led with Jack Fleischman Lee Cramer and Bobbie Strine assisting.
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Denner
Carson Kreh
Joseph Bradshaw
Harry Baker
Stephen Langley
Bobbie Leather
Jimmie Arnold
Eugene Waltz
Charles W. Ross
den No. ‘7
Bobbie Cramer
Den
Joe Royal
Jack Fleischman
Lee Cramer
Bobbie Strine
Not Working Well Says Roosevelt on Manpower Program
President Roosevelt told a press conference that the voluntary manpower program was not working satisfactorily. He declined to say if legislation to replace voluntary controls with compulsory measures might be necessary, noting the matter had not been decided. He also avoided elaborating on possible actions to improve voluntary efforts. The aurora borealis is occasionally seen as far south as 20 degrees north.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Aly Roosevelt
Maryland Proclamation on Constitutional Amendments Publication
A 1941 Maryland proclamation outlines proposed constitutional amendments from the General Assembly. It details processes for submitting amendments to voters, publication requirements, and timelines. It covers Article 14 procedures, general election submission, and specific provisions for judiciary circuit court appointments and residency rules.
Maryland constitutional amendment on judges and clerks proposal
An 1941-42 Maryland amendment article outlines how associate judges for seventh circuit and court staffing, residency rules, and governor appointments will be chosen and where they reside, with details on election processes and future General Assembly terms. It also covers amendments to clerks of court and registrars of wills compensation rules and the submission process to voters.
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State of
Thie
Marylan
Thia
Atirlo
Seetlun
Eima
Avernor
Cnet
Wwe
Pobustet
Salt Inére
Fevt
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General Assembly
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Batlot
Fane
Judiciary Department
Judiciary de
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Emily
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Kent
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Arcenianre
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Montgomery
Chile
Watch County
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Sude
Montgomery County
Frederick County
Gauney
Seventh Circuit
Finmriu Ty
Prince George's
Charles
Calvert
St. Mary's
Aedaui
Anla
Seventh Judicial Circuit
Ald
Chatter
Legislative Department
Marr- Tand
Artielf
Baltimore
Marzland
Narzland
Rosda Commission
Ead
State Roade Commission
State Roade
Nuel Ingistarion
State
Mary Lane
Ganopat
Maryland Constitutional Amendments and Juvenile Courts Proposals
A lengthy OCR fragment outlines proposed Maryland constitutional amendments including private property takings with just compensation, voter ballot wording for November elections in 1942, legislative session duration and pay, gifts to religious groups, and the establishment of Juvenile Courts. It details submission to voters, approval dates in 1941 and 1942, and structure for a new Part IV-A and Article 38 additions, plus Article VII amendments for Juvenile Courts in Baltimore City and other jurisdictions.
Maryland 1942 Proclamation on Juvenile Courts Amendment
Governor Herbert R. Quonor orders publication of the constitutional amendment proposal regarding Juvenile Courts. The proclamation directs publication in multiple Maryland newspapers and in German weekly editions ahead of the November 3, 1942 general election. The document cites articles and sections of the Maryland constitution and acts, and is signed by Secretary of State Thomas Elmo Jones.
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Herbert R, Quonor
Maryland
General Assembly of
Baltimore
General Assembly
State OF
Doxe
Annapolis
Thomas Elmo Jones
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