Farm labor crisis grows more critical in Maryland
College Park September 21 Maryland's farm labor problem is more serious than in recent years and will be more critical in 1943. Dr H Devault head of the University of Maryland Agricultural Economics Dept warned that farmers are straining to maintain production with depleted labor supply. He outlined a 10 point program including increased use of employment services, labor exchanges, custom work, retaining current workers, cooperation with selective service, and broader use of prison and conscientious objector labor.
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College Park
Maryland
Ss. H. Devauls
University of
Devault
United States Employment Service
World Has New Eve Yet Same Old Adam Says Dorothy Dix
Dorothy Dix addresses a mixed guidance column on modern marriage chores and duties. She compares working wives with working husbands and urges fair division of housework and finances. She also counsels ejecting disruptive relatives to restore family harmony and defends nursing as a respected profession amid public stereotypes.
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Eve
Adam
Grandpa
Grandma
Miss Dix
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Court News: Property Deeds and Equity Cases Listed
Transfers of deeded property include Susan Winifred Wenter and others to Frederick J. Brown and wife for five dollars and similar minor sums. Equity actions feature Helen L. Stine versus Norman Stine for partial divorce and Margaret Crabbs versus James Crabbs for absolute divorce. Marriage licenses issued to six couples including Joseph Long and Dorothy Rice. Isaiah Jenkins and Margaret Emberg. Raymond Chew and Agnes O Rourke.
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Susan Winifred Wenter
Frederick J. Brown
Florence KR. Dietz
Charles S. Rhodes
Floyd H. Smith
Claude W. Saylor
Lafayette A. Main
H. Kieffer DeLauter
Lafayette
Equity
Helen L. Stine
Norman Stine
Margaret C. Crabbs
James F Crabbs
Joseph B. Long
Dorothy L. Rice
Jefferson
Isaiah F. Jenkins
Margaret B. Emberg
Brandy, Va
Raymond Lea Chew
Agnes Elizabeth O'Rourke
Ballimore
First District Fight Unsettled After Partial Recounts
In Baliabury Maryland a partial recount reduced Rep. David J. Ward's 66 vote margin in the First District, with Roe contesting results from five counties. Recounts in three counties proceeded while Caroline County recounts faced halts over ballot validity and indelible pencil markings.
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Baliabury
David J. Ward
Dudley G. Roe
Roe
Wicomico County
Ward
Worcester
Somerset
Princess Anne
Dorchester
Kent
Queen Anne's
Caroline County
Carolline
Board of Election Supervisors
Caroline
Wicomico
Worchester
Wicomico Board of Election Supervisors
Guline Worchester Board
William C. Walsh
Mt Pleasant and Buckeystown Women's Club Notes
Mt Pleasant Homemaker's Club held its first fall meeting on September 14 at Mrs Ethel Routzanns home with a new member Mrs Greenbury Ecker welcomed and a call to donate greace old iron and rubber. Buckeystown Women's Club met with Mrs T C Boutson at Mrs E Main's home sixteen members and three guests attended. a $100 War Bond was reported as purchased and a democracy program plus songs and readings were shared. next meeting set for October 2 at 2 p.m. at Mrs Edgar E Nicodemus home.
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Mt. Pleasant
Ethel Routzann
Greenbury Ecker
Elmer Hodges
Buckeystown
Buckeystown Women's Club
T. C. Boutson
E. Main
Guy Beil
A. E. McCuskey
Ella Robert Weber
Edgar R. Nicodemus
John B. Jones
Q. B. Stitely
America
Edgar E. Nicodemus
Legion Urges Draft Labor And Capital For War Effort
Kansas City Sept 2 The American Legion closes a three day convention urging draft of labor and capital for war production and a lower conscription age to 18 with 1500 delegates passing resolutions for a vigorous war effort. Roane Waring Memphis utility executive chosen national commander pledges support to the President while defending personal liberties. The Legion backs manpower and industrial conscription, job security for veterans, and compulsory training for youth. They foresee rising war production and emphasize air power.
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Kansas City
Amerian Legion
Roane Waring
Memphis Utility
Legion
Waring
Congress
Paul McNuli
National Defense Committee
Warren He Atherton
Stockton
Calif
Legionnaires
Posey Charged With Larceny Of Sink On West Patrick Street
A warrant charges Arthur Posey, a colored man living at 456 West Patrick Street, with larceny of a sink from Bruce White’s property on West Patrick Street. Police officer Sergio Reno served the warrant Monday afternoon. Posey, previously a tenant in one of White’s houses on West Patrick Street, is identified as the suspect.
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Arthur Posey
West Patrick Street
Bruce White
Sergio Reno
Posey
White
West Patrick
Sink removal violation under plumbing code cited
Chief Plumbing Inspector Edward S. Mobley notes that removing any plumbing or drainage fixture without written permit is punishable by a fine of 1 to 100 dollars. The article also mentions the Belgian Congo covering an area comparable to fifteen southern states.
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Edward S. Mobley
Belgian Congo
Can You Win Freedom From Constipation
Suffering from constipation often comes from a lack of bulk in the diet. Purges only offer temporary relief. Switch to Kellogg's All-Bran for lasting relief by adding bulk with proper hydration. Produced by Kellogg's in Battle Creek. If not helped, see a doctor.
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Kellogg’s
Kellogg's
Battle Creek
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