Forsythe Lead for Judge Dominates Maryland Primary
The report summarizes statewide results with Anse Arundel and Ridgely P. Melvin leading in the Fifth Judicial Circuit. Forsythe trails in early counts while John Wood Jr challenges James F. E. Boylan Jr for associate judgeship. Baltimore city shows large margins for sitting Supreme Bench jurists O'Dunne Ulman Solter, with Levin and others on both party ballots.
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Baltimore
Anse Arundel
Ridgely P. Melvin
Willem H. Forsythe, Jr
Fifth Judicial Circuit
Melvin
Forsythe
John Wood, Jr
James FE. Boylan, Jr
Boylan
George A. Solter
Harry O. Levin
State Tax Commission
Solter
Ulman
Levin
Baltimore City
Carroll T. Bond
Caroline
Cecil
Kent
Queen Annes
Talbot Counties
Stephen R. Collins
C. Elbert Marshal
William R. Horney
Cecil County
Albert Constable
Omar D. Crothers
E. D. £. Rollins
Baltimore County
C. Gus Grason
James K. Cullen
Pop
William H. Lawrence
James
C. L. Anderson
J.howard Murray
D. Lindsey Sloan
Allegany
Garrett
Washington
Joseph D. Mish
Leo H. Miller
Ellsworth R. Roulette
E. S. Delaplaine
Ogle Marbury
Seventh Circuit
Calvert, Charles
Prince Georges
St. Marys
Old Time Gingerbread Recipe Messy OCR Card
A scrambled biscuit style recipe lists butter brown sugar black molasses flour ginger cinnamon mace coffee orange rind eggs and soda. It describes creaming butter with sugar, adding molasses, beating eggs, alternating flour and liquids, dissolving soda, and baking in a moderate oven with references to orange juice and a pan.
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Mace
Army quiz program tests leadership and aptitude at reception centers
The article outlines Army tests from a new book Practice for the Army Tests, covering vocabulary arithmetic and cube counting. It reviews questions on autonomous meaning self governing, calumny meaning slander, contiguous meaning adjacent, Pannier meaning basket, and arithmetic problems about pie portions, percentages, bridge length, interest time, and house value.
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Cy Ga C
Russians Hold At Stalingrad As German Attacks Grow
Moscow dispatch says reinforced German divisions press western defenses of Stalingrad to widen a hard pressed salient while the Red army fights back in all sectors. Soviet mid day communique reports no new withdrawals and notes gains on the central front. Russian forces claim to have driven the enemy from a fortified district west of Moscow and to have taken three more settlements with 400 Germans killed and prisoners and war supplies captured. West of Stalingrad a minefield damaged three German tanks and six others as a German maneuver encountered Soviet fire.
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Moscow
Stalingrad
Red Army
Jester Cay
Fruit Nut Sandwiches for an Afternoon Tea
A compact guide to small fruit and nut sandwiches for afternoon tea. It lists Banana and Nut, Prune and Cheese, and Date and Orange variations with simple fillings and preparation steps suitable for light snacks.
Entire Gun Factory Is Moved To U S
Philadelphia September 9 G A guns factory dismantled and shipped to the United States under lend lease. Edward R Stettinius Jr says the transfer shows lend lease is not one way aiding allies. He notes it was faster to ship the factory than guns and discusses Allied finances and dollar reserves. Goebbels is cited as wrong about American arms support.
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Philadelphia
England
United States
Edward R. Stettinius, Jr
Stettinius
Saturday Evening Post
U. S
Thie Sreanal
United Nations
Lendlease
Preservative Saves Foods Gum Guiak in War Diets
A new food preservative gum guiak derived from West Indies and Central American tree juice slows rancidity and preserves palatability of fats. Tests show the juice is harmless to humans and may aid packing material shortages for American troops. Initial use is in meat with potential for dehydrated fruits and vegetables and wrapping papers.
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Buffalo
N. Y
American Chemical Society
H. S. Mitchell
H. C. Black
Research Laboratories
Swift & Company
Chicago
Mrs. John L. Lewis Dies After Lingering Illness
Mrs. John L. Lewis wife of the United Mine Workers president died early today after a long illness. She will be buried Saturday afternoon at Oakridge Cemetery Springfield Illinois. Survived by husband a son John L Lewis Sr a medical student and daughter Kathryn secretary treasurer of district 50 UMW. Family residence is in Alexandria Virginia.
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Washington
John GL. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Lewistown Woman's Club Banquet Celebrates 14th Year
The Lewistown Woman's Club marked its 14th anniversary with an annual banquet at Com mote Hap. Twenty two members and twenty two visitors attended, with a cake and fourteen candles as the centerpiece. The program featured songs, toasts to past presidents, readings, piano solos, a skit, and a scavenger hunt followed by exchanges of gifts.
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Lewistown Woman's Club
Commote Hap
Mehrl Ramsburg
Jacob R. Ramsburg
George Arnold
Randolf Stull
Elsie Snook
G. Lloyd Palmer
Jonas Barker
R. Paul Buhrman
Local Club To Meet September 16 At Mrs Miller’s Home
Mos Howard Robinson and a large list of members attend a club gathering announced for September 16 hosted by Mrs Ray Baer and Mrs Mee Miller at Miller’s residence. The note lists many members including Mrs R Paul Buhrman and Miss Sylvia Byler among others.
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Mos
Howard Robinson
Alton Powell
R. Paul Buhrman
Ray Baer
George Green
Gary Ultterback
Mae Miller
John Howe
Sylvia Byler
Nina Michael
Helen Heffner
Doris Heckert
Doris Martz
Barbara Kelly
Helen Millam
Sylvia Kelly
Maxine
Susan Grees
Renard
Kenneth Powel
Johnny Kelly
Howard Molam
Mehr Ramsburg
Harold Ruhrman
Mee Miller
Vichy Protest Rejected By U S Government
The United States rejected a Vichy Government protest against American air raids on occupied French towns. State Department announced Laval protested to the American Chargé d’affaires in Vichy and the UN forces bombs killed and wounded others in Le Havre and Rouen. Laval claimed American flyers participated in the raids.
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Washington
United States
Vichy
France
State Department
Pierre Laval
Ihea
le Havre
Rouen
United Nations
Laval
Protests and aircraft carrier deck signaling details
The text describes a protest to the American Government and a reply from the Department stating that squadrons were bombing German wartime targets. It notes Americans do not want France to suffer further under German occupation and explains how pilots landing on an aircraft carrier are guided by signals from a deck officer since they cannot see the deck.
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Charge D'Affeires
Germany
A Million Dollars to Relieve Piles
It is estimated that over a million dollars annually is spent on pile remedies. Peter son's Ointment offers cooling relief in minutes, 35¢ a box or 60c with applicator. It promises prompt relief from itching and money back if not delighted.
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Peterson
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U.S
John L. Lewis
Vas
Strong Heart Shoes
Kemp
Glen C. Stull
Steiner Smith
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J. R. Ramsburg
R. P. Buhrman
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Albert Powell
Clarkson Kelly
Randolé Stull
Itachel Mullam
Annie Powell
J. E. Stoner
Clifford Kelly
Walter Heckert
Norman Frye
Allen Martz
Harry Lambert
Bertie Kolb
Frederick, Maryland
B&o
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Pinkham
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