Military Rule In Hawaii Held To Be Invalid
Judge Delbert E. Metzger ruled martial law in Hawaii is invalid despite assertions by Admiral Nimitz and Lt. Gen. Richardson that it is essential for war prosecution. The decision voids civilian authority under martial law and frees Lloyd C. Duncan from imprisonment, with an appeal planned by the War Department. Richardson said invasion remains unlikely. Nimitz supported the policy. The ruling affects how violations in military zones are handled while military curfews stay in effect. Moore joins Marines in San Diego after a long football career with Minnesota and the Washington Redskins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
T. H
Chester W. Nimitz
Robert C. Richardson
Hawaii
Delbert E. Metzger
Metzger
Lloyd C. Duncan
Puncan
W. R. C. Morrison
Richardson
War Department
Morrison
Duncan
Metzgerrul
Admiral Nimitz
Nimitz
General Richardson
Roosevelt
Pan American Union Lauded At Lions Club Address
Duncan Aikman, former newspaper correspondent now with the Office of Inter-American Affairs, told Lions Club members at the Francis Scott Key Hotel that the Pan American Union is a practical plan that should continue. He traced its progress from 1889 to 1933, noted the good neighbor policy, naval bases, and regional trade links that benefit U S war efforts and postwar markets, and urged maintaining the close hemisphere ties against future risks. He emphasized shared markets, raw materials, and the need for protective relations to safeguard the hemisphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pan American Union
Duncan Aikman
Inter-American Affairs
Washington
Lions Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Aikman
Ae of Union
Clark
Soover
U. S
Roosevelt
Americas
Brazil
Caribbean
Africa
Italy
Panama
Ecuador
Central America
Panama Canal
Mr. Aikman
Europe
Richard Simmons Meeting Highlights Attendance
G Raymond Shipley presided at the meeting with many guests in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Simmons
G. Raymond Shipley
Black Market In Train Reservations Is Charged
Washington April 13 proposed legislation to curb a black market in passenger reservations on railways and bus lines was introduced by Chairman Lea California. The bill imposes a $1000 fine for bribe takers and authorizes the ICC to set maximum charges for securing reservations and require security to ensure financial responsibility. Five men, all negroes, were sentenced in Montgomery County Circuit Court Rockville for crimes including manslaughter and larceny. other sentences ranged from one year to two years nine months. A three car wreck on Route 240 south of the city injured one person and damaged three cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lea D-Calif
House
Interstate Commerce Committee
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Rockville
Montgomery County
Stedman Prescott
Florence Hallman
Sell
James Wilson
Charles Edward William
Clarence J. Day
Baltimore
Maryland House of Correction
Car Crash Involving Three Vehicles Reported
State Trooper Walter Will said a car driven by John M. Reel of Youngstown Ohio sidewiped a lime truck driven by Richard Thomas of Lothian Maryland and struck a third vehicle driven by James A. Rigesbee of Silver Spring. Reel sustained slight injuries and Reel fell asleep at the wheel. Death Valley in California is 276 feet below sea level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Will
John M. Reel
Youngstown
Ohio
Richard Thomas
Lothian
James A. Rigesbee
Silver Spring
Reel
Wilt
Death Valley
California
Winfield Man Ends His Life
George Q. Bower a 30 year old farmer living with his parents near Winfield Carroll county was found dead of a bullet wound in the head yesterday afternoon about 4 o clock. He had been missing from home since morning his brother Robert W. Bower found him in an old barn on the family property about a half mile from the house. A verdict of death by own action was rendered by Dr James T Marsh county medical examiner. Death was inflicted with a .22 calibre rifle bullet. The gun was found alongside the body. The young farmer had been dead some hours when found officials said. Friends said last night that no reason for death by own action was definitely known. Bower had apparently been in good health although a member of the family was quoted saying he had seemed slightly for several days. Living, in addition to his parents and the brother who found the body, are the following brothers and sisters: Mrs Mildred M Brown Ridgeville, Mrs Ruth A Gosnell Morgan, Mrs Mary A Fleming Woodbine, John T and Miss Eva Pearl Bower at home: Miss Irene C Bower Washington. Funeral services will be conducted Saturday afternoon at 2 30 o'clock at the late science Reverend E Ko Sawyers officiating. Interment will be made in the Bethel Church of God cemetery C M Waltz funeral director. HAVE NO COMPUNCTIONS
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Q. Bower
Thomas M
Eva Bower
Winfield
Carroll County
Robert W. Bower
James T. Marsh
Bower
Iving
Mildred M. Brown
Ridgeville
Ruth A. Gosnell
Morgan
Mary A. Fleming
Woodbine
John T
Eva Pearl Bower
Irene C. Bower
Washington
Science
Ie. Ko Sawyers
Bethel Church of God
C. M Waltz
Photographer Describes Rat Eradication Challenge
Ray Platnick, chief photographer's mate, described at a press conference the removal of rats from a plant pest program as a tough job, likening the effort to squashing a bug and noting the necessity of thorough cleaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Platnick
Piatnick Photo Archivist Remembers Marines Landings
Piatnick, a former PM photographer who shot images on Makin Island during the U S Marines landing, spent two months recording battles across three war theaters. He recalls seeing it in The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piatnick
Makin Island
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Moore
Marines
Minneapolis
Wilbur Moore
Austin
Minn
Washington Redskins
Marine Corps
San Diego
Calif
University of Minnesota
Redskins
Russia
Stockholm
NEA
Pan American Union Lauded
Don S. Gentile
Duane Beeson
Boise
Idaho
Eddie Rickenbacker
Gentile
SEARS
Garden Tools
Spade
Artes
Lerner
Os Aeata and Co
W. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
New York
RIA
Dietrich & Gambrill, Inc
Keystone
Nicodemus Paint
N. Court St
Msles Service
Voltagp
Miss Werking
West Patrick St
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!