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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1942

Page

9

Historic Monroe and Bowie Papers Donated to Maryland Hall of Records

Annapolis officials receive a bundle of early nineteenth century documents including letters by James Monroe on rice paper with crown seal. The collection also includes Maryland Governor Robert Bowie papers, 1804 assembly resolutions, and seals in bees wax. The ribbonded documents note Bowie appointed Joseph Cooper Nicholson to dispose of stock valued around £80,000.

Annapolis Maryland Hall of Records Thomas Elmo Jones Jones James Monroe United States Monroe Bank of England England Robert Bowie State Assembly Bowie Joseph Cooper Nicholson Morris L. Radoff

U S Training Port Workers

The War Department announced the formation and training of port battalions by the Army Transportation Corps to operate overseas ports and ensure fast handling of shipments. Training will be at Indiantown Gap Pennsylvania, with later instruction at embarkation points on ship-to-pier cargo handling and lighterage operations using land ships for demonstrations.

Washington Robert P. Patterson Army Transportation Corps Indiantown Gap

Three Selective Service Classes Eliminated Accept Inductees

A group of men accepted for service will report September 1 to begin training. The list includes Arthur R Snoots Mehrl W Sul cer George E Eichelberger Calvin F Moler and others with 1-A and 1-B status. They travel to the induction camp and enter active duty while remaining off Army payroll and without Army medical care.

Arthur R. Snoots Mehrl W. Sulcer George E. Eichelberger Calvin F. Moler Earl F. Nokes John TI. Brown Paul T. Foster James W McBride Kenneth W. Fox Harry M. Shipley William A. Mercer Ear F Starner James E. Routzahn Glbert H. Hoover Veronn G. Ritter Harold H. Hoffman Richard E. Shaft Henry C Hoffman Horace A. Sigafoose Austin A Staley Elliott C. Stine Spener L Ramsburg Lawrence C. Pearl Edward Co. Nalley Charles H Zergzler Albert F. McCutcheon Walter M. Robinson Leroy G H Brightwell Richard L. Murphy Harry M. Hagan Joseph T. Carey Frederick County

Body Of Missing Negro Boy Not Found

Four guardsmen from Baltimore joined Sheriff Alexander and local officers in a quarry search for the missing boy. Efforts with grappling hooks reached forty feet while water depth and debris hinder efforts. Dynamite plans were discussed to raise the body, with new maps and a four-blast approach considered to locate the remains.

Lime Company Alexander Durward W. Kettells Sergi Reno BE Ct Seegeree Nnoon Kellells Sgt Six Culler Lake Shank and Etzler

Admiral Horthy's Son Killed on East Front

Stephan Horthy, 38, son of Admiral Nicholas Horthy, regent of Hungary, reported killed on the Russian front where he served as a fight lieutenant with Axis forces. He recently left Hungary for active service, had been deputy regent. Known as a sportsman flyer, he once piloted a plane from Hungary to India and back. Local transit and railroad firms pause bus substitution to conserve buses amid a city move.

Budapest Stephan Horthy Nicholas Horthy Hungary Young Horthy India

Officers For Minute Men

Maryland State Guard battalion commanders were asked to submit names of Minute Men for officer appointments. Bug Gen Francis Perrott said recommendations go to Governor O Connor for commission. Each company will have a captain first lieutenant and second lieutenant. many temporary officers have prior training.

Baltimore Pais Maryland Bug Francis Perrott Coeners O'Conor

Roosevelt Restores General Cable Plant to Private Control

Washington Aug. 20 President Roosevelt terminated the Navy possession of the General Cable Corp plant at Bayonne N.J. and returned it to private management. The action followed Navy recommendation after workers voted to strike in protest a War Labor Board pay increase denial. Mrs. May Parver, Frederick, was a recent Westminster guest, visiting Sergeant and Mrs. George Junior on West Green Street.

Washington Roosevelt Navy General Cable Corporation Bayonne War Labor Board May Parver Frederick Westminster Sergeant George Junior West Green Street

Brazil Holds Germans There As Hostages

President Getulio Vargas ordered Germans in Brazil held as hostages following the sinking of multiple Brazilian ships by Axis forces. The government blamed Nazi spies for brazen troop move disruptions and a roundup of suspects continued in coastal cities as Brazil avoids a formal war declaration.

Rio de Janeiro Bage Cuyaba Getulio Vargas Rio de Janéiro Brazil Wilhelm Koenix Joaquim Salgado Salgado Axis

Time Not On Our Side, Officer Tesla Workers

Aug 20 Buffalo NY reports Army Air Force procurement officers urging speed in war production. Colonel Alonzo M. Drake notes the Army Navy production award recognizes excellence and demands no delay as builders of the Curths ship suit move to accelerate Axis efforts.

Officer Tesla Buffalo N.Y Curths Pg Armys- Navy Army Air Force Hme Army-Navy Alonzo M. Drake Deteolt

Willkie to Discuss Trip Plans with Roosevelt

Wendell Willkie meets with President Roosevelt to discuss plans for a possible trip to key fighting areas abroad as WWII progresses. The two leaders aim to coordinate policy on war aircraft and Allied support as tensions rise globally.

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Lights Dimmed Along Entire West Coast

West Coast cities from Canada to Mexico dimmed or shaded outer lights last midnight under a wartime order to reduce submarine glare. The measure affected about nine million people across 100000 square miles, leaving streets in major cities dim and half lighted. A separate note mentions Baltimore planning draft bills on strikes tobacco marketing bootlegging and assessments after official deliberations.

San Francisco America Pacific Canada Mexico Baltimore Legislative Council

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