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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1942

Page

2

Senate Tax Bill Faces Tightening of Individual Rates

Senate Finance Committee opens three weeks of hearings on the tax bill and weighs raising House approved income rates. Chairman George signals possible higher rates, balanced by protections for debtors, while considering methods to collect heavier taxes and waivers for specific mining outputs to avoid impairing war material production.

Senate Finance George D.-Ge House Amernale Senate Continental United States Barkley Kentucky Johnson D.-Cole Treasury Johnson Yard

Use Sirens For Air Raid Alarm Only

Baltimore August 24 Col Henry S Barrett state air raid precautions director urged no siren sound except civilian defense warning system until end of war after Baltimore county mixups between fire and air raid sirens. Several hundred air raid wardens reported for duty after a fre engine siren was mistaken for an air raid alarm, the second false alarm in recent months. A sector warden said many civilian defense volunteers threatened to resign unless fire sirens were addressed.

Baltimore Henry S. Barrett Maryland Barrett Baltimore County Towson Civviian Defense UN Jems

Frederick County State Guard marks one year of service

The Maryland State Guard in Frederick County reaches its first year as two full companies and the Seventh Battalion Band organize locally. Company A and Company B exceed initial strength, gain high ratings after inspections, and await new or original rifles as weapon updates occur.

State Guard Frederick County Adj Francis Petrol 7Th Battalion Frederick G. Hunter Bowers Guy K. Motter Motter Harry B Pettingall Seventh Battalion Third Service Command Perrott War Department Maryland State Guard United States Petroit

License Issued at Westminster in Ray E Valentine and Ruth C Fisher

A license is issued at Westminster to Ray E Valentine and Ruth C Fisher. Rocky Ridge and Gen. Joseph W Stilwell, chief of staff under Chiang Kai-shek, are noted symbols, while Stilwell is identified as a native of Florida.

Westminster Ray E Valentine Ruth C. Fisher Rocky Ridge Gen Joseph W. Stilwell Staf Generaliss Mo Chiang Kai-shek Florida

Rites for Mrs Lee East Orange Editorial Pioneer

Funeral services will be held for Mrs Etta Gould Lee in East Orange. Widow of Clayton D Lee and mother of noted AP war correspondent Clark Lee, she edited the Newark Sunday Call women’s page from 1929 to 1940. She died Saturday night after a seven week illness. Born in Muskegon Michigan.

Lee East Orange N. 1 Etta Gould Lee Associated Press Clark Lee Clayton D Lee United Press Associations Newark Sunday Call Muskegon Mich

Brunswick lifeguard injured testing diving helmet

Miss Mary Rockwell, senior life guard at the Brunswick pool, sprained a ligament in her foot Friday night while testing the diving helmet at Braddock Heights. She kicked her foot against the pool bottom, suffering a painful but serious injury.

Mary Rockwell Brunswick Braddock Heights

Women Workers To Keep Their Jobs In War Plants

Los Angeles reports from four major aircraft plants show over 12 000 women currently employed in aircraft production. Executives of North American Aviation Douglas Vultee and Lockheed Vega say they favor women workers and want more of them. The survey, part of the National Association of Manufacturers tour, confirms a postwar commitment to women’s continued employment despite wartime needs.

Los Angeles National Association of Manufacturers North American Aviation Douglas Vultee Lockheed-Vega

Seven Men Die In Army Bomber's Crash

El Paso reports seven men killed when an Army bomber crashed 18 miles west of Las Cruces. Two parachuted to safety and were treated at William Beaumont Hospital. Details awaited from Biggs Field. Other items note an accidental machine gun discharge at Mitchel Field, a Nazi plane intercepted by RAF over Northern Ireland, two promotions at Fort Dix, three Frederick men enlisting in the Navy, and a September tuberculosis clinic opening at Winchester Hall.

el Paso Tex Las Cruces W B. Hough Biggs Field William Beaumont Hospital Mitchel Field N. Y Frank Roschilla Elm Avenue Hempstead Army Air Base Army Raf Northern Ireland United States Eure Fort Dix N. J Frederick NAVY

Liberty ship launched at Terminal Island Hinton site

Bette Bops A Bow Adrece Beatie Devis to launch the 49th Liberty ship at Terminal Island California. The vessel, named in honor of Hinton R. Helper, represents a significant wartime production milestone for the port facility.

Adrece Beatie Hinton R. Helper Terminal Island Calif

Divorce Granted for Clifton J Hoy in Mt Airy Case

Clifton J. Hoy of Fred enck, represented by Reno L Harp, was granted an absolute divorce from Damaie E Hoy of Mt. Airy. He is ordered to pay the costs of the proceedings.

Clifton J. Hoy Fredenck Reno L .Harp Damaie E Hoy Mt. Airy

Navy Plane Crash Kills Up To Eleven near Dahlgren

A Navy patrol plane on a routine sighting mission crashed in a field near Dahlgren Water nighttime, killing at least 10 and possibly 11 crew members. Witnesses reported the fall near a Potomac River bridge post, with investigation teams dispatched and Marine guards cordoning the scene. Names of the crew were not yet released and the cause remained undetermined.

Washington Navy Ifto Field Dahlgren Waternignt Bill Moore Potomac River Danhleen Marine Gvards

Maryland D A R Fall Meeting Set for September 11

The Maryland State Society D A R will hold its annual fall meeting at ten on Friday September 11 at the Matapeake Club House near Chesapeake Bay at the eastern terminus of the Annapolis Ferry.

Maryland State Society, Daughtere ‘of the American Revolution Matapeake Club Chesapeake Bay Annapolis Ferry

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