Taxpayers To Ask Views Of Candidates
Frederick County Taxpayers Association president Charles H Feete traveled through Walkersville Frederick Middletown and Burkitteville to announce a county wide meeting Saturday at 7 30 PM in the Frederick Y M C A He aims to have every county legislative candidate respond to a six question questionnaire and present at the gathering He also urged broad community turnout and invited candidates for the State Senate or House to attend with the public taxpayers present
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Charles H. Feete
Brunswick
Emmitsburg
Thurmont
Mt. Airy
Feete
State Senate
House
Frederick
Tax Association
Congress
Weather summary and census fact from 1940s report
The report lists 24 hour precipitation as none and October to date at 8.29 inches, with October normals 3.03 inches and October 1941 at 1.23 inches. It notes excess 1942 precipitation to October 1 of 1.79 inches, yesterday highs near 50, lows around 23, and sun and moon times. It also cites the 1940 census showing 125,000 Japanese in the United States, California with over 90,000.
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United States
California
Veterans Day report totals 47 463 American casualties
Washington October 27 Americans Army and Navy casualty totals reach 47 463 in killed wounded and missing Navy Captain Leland P Lovette announced in a Navy Day speech that Navy Marine Corps and Coast Guard losses stand at 15 814 with 4 453 killed 1 593 wounded and 9 768 missing Army records show 31 649 total casualties including 17 500 Americans and 11 000 Philippine scouts missing in action in the Philippines Prisoner captures and additional Commonwealth troops are noted along with 4 016 killed in action 1 461 wounded 611 missing in action and 61 prisoners of war worldwide
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Washington
America
Army
Navy
Leland P. Lovette
Bureau of Public Relations
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
Philippines
Bataan
Corregidor
Philippine Commonwealth Army
October Meeting Of Local D. A. R. Is Held
Freder ick Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met at Grace Baumgardner’s Peter Pan Inn near Urbana. Regent Mrs Ira Brandfield presided as ritual, pledges, and the American Creed were recited, and the Star Spangled Banner’s last stanza sung. Members discussed Maryland D A R projects, blood plasma fund drives, and a war bonds booth in Baltimore, plus a Maryland bell dedication.
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Frederick
Daughters of the American Revolution
Grace ‘Baumgardner
Peter Pan Inn
Urbana
Ira 1
Brandfield
Emma M. Brown
Jesse B. Anders
Sarah Corbin Robert
Tamasse
S. C
Maryland
Vailey Forge
Enoch Pratt Library
Baltimore
Ellis Island
Coast Guard
Itis Ideal BD
Tuncheon
Edith Miller
W. A. R. Bell
Ralph E. Hartman
George Z. Best
W. H. B. Anders
Emma R. Thompson
Red Cross
Catherine Thompson
Gregory
Williamsport
N. Wilson
St. Mary's Seminary
Brandfeld
Anders
William Tyler Page
National Defense Day Program Includes Music and Talks
A National Defense Day program featured Miss Helen Zimmerman Walkersville performing The False Prophet on accordion with encores Souse Washington Last March and Semper Fidelis. Mrs Feiser read excerpts from the D A R magazine while Mrs Clarence Bussard showed films of Frederick and vicinity and Dr Frank D Worthington spoke on plasma and the blood. Refreshments were provided by the committee after a long event. In other news Admiral Darlan announced French armed forces in Morocco are resolved to defend Moroccan territory and sent congratulations to Gen Nogues. Mounties probe identity of Time correspondent on a Bowmanville prisoner riot story. Canadian officials weigh risks of Time's version. RAF reports aid to Russia and recruitment drive for veterans party in Australia.
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National Defense
Helen Zimmerman
Walkersville
Washington
Feiser
D. A
Frank D. Worthington
Vichy
Jean Darlan
Morocco
Auguste Nogues
Nogues
Ra_bat
Darlan
French West Africa
Mounties
Ottawa
Ont
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
U. S
Time
Bowmanville
Canada
United States
Germany
British World War Soldiers Rehydrate Boer War Potatoes
British troops in the World War used potatoes prepared for the Boer War. The slices were cut thin, dehydrated and dried, and rehydrated in water to regain their original size for eating.
Proclamation of Maryland amendments to the Constitution
A long proclamation outlines proposed amendments to the Maryland Constitution relating to how amendments are advertised, voted on, and adopted. It covers publication requirements, separate ballots, and the process for Governor action and publication in two newspapers. It also includes procedural details for the 24th Amendment and for a judiciary article amending the salary department and circuit court structure with specified judges and residency rules.
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Btate
Maryland
Marriaud
Marsland
Hermin
Au Thy Webbers
Mets
Metrovernor
Mi Attemst
Tapers
Wkeach
Ant
Malti
WEY
Oa Fara
Heer
Chercot
Mhall
Che Pepe
Manter
Ambett
General Assembly
Mary- Ian
Aald Bowr
Maryland constitutional amendments on judges and clerks
Fragmented report outlines proposed Maryland amendments including election rules for associate judges in seventh circuit Frederick and Montgomery counties and provisions for clerks of courts and registers of wills. It references governor duties, residency rules, and general election submission timing with approvals dated 1941.
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Arcond Cine
Frederick Ena Avaigowery
Tneaardanes
Iit
Frederick
Montgomery
Abel
Realis
Abor
Cousty
Escolate Juder
Wey
Cate Kiel
Puch
Said
Chewks
Cape
Iadices
Amerlers
Webleh
Meine George's
Charles
Mary Omillien
dGeirrat Agantiiy of
Tay
Pasa
Prince Georgs
Kald
Prine
George'a
Prince
Reango
Rand
Ald Keveren Judioteal
Thin
Tnty
Fragmented Maryland constitutional amendments and juvenile court plan
Readable fragments outline proposed Maryland constitutional amendments from 1941. Topics include property compensation when land taken, legislative compensation, constitutional amendments to article sections, and a new Part IV A establishing Juvenile Courts in Baltimore and other jurisdictions with jurisdiction over minors.
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State of
Maryland
Saul
Geo- L Assembly
Marsland
State
Baltimore City
General Assembly
Sual Eco Court
Tims
Constitutional Amendment On Juvenile Delinquency For Maryland
Maryland proposes a constitutional amendment to empower juvenile matters and state control over juvenile courts. The measure, approved May 1941, directs publication of the vote question at the November election and specifies the printed wording to be used on ballots. The governor and secretary certify the act and outline the election mechanics and publication requirements.
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State of
Maryland
Othe Saline
Courte
Willam
Seetlow J. Besh
General Areomily of
Moreland
Baltimore
Eacd
Shapten
Artie
Giltea
Devia Em
State of Maryland
Ehell
Artie Dle
Artie XIV
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Hollywood
Errol Flynn
Betty Hansen
Flynn
34Th Street
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Australia
Lydia E Pinkham
Pinkham
Frederick County National Bank
North Market Street
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Kassberg
Povelty
Key Hotel Bldg
Mariland
Gata Assenbiguet
Tuileracy
Tlw
Gub-Nile
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Elrenit
Govenor
Anit
Toof
Associata
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Sfarford
Catt County
Etery Manne Etter
Caroane
Cecil Kent
Queen Anne's
Sabe
Seenml
State of Marsland
Tale “Legislative Department
Revada
Marsviand
Marviant
Marzland
Legislative Department
Merli
Cava
Aosembly Khail
Mayland
Marylangd
Mack
Artille III
Meebert Ospr
Marya
Anid
Mirry
Enat
City OF
Annapolis
Berszat
Thomas Elmo Jonas
Stein
Gath Bees Williamsun’s
Frederick, Maryland
WM. K. Slemmer
Mgr
Liberty Finance Corporation
N. Market St. Frederick, Md
Guernsey
White Hall Farm
Waynesboro
White Hall
Langwater
T. B
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Harlan Frantz Wasneouers
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Oconor
Jonn B. Gontrum
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