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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1942

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3

Frederick county to seek abolition of constable system

The Frederick County delegation will seek legislation to abolish the constable system and require one county commissioner to serve on the board of education. Senate plans a meeting with county officials to draft local bills for early submission, arguing the move consolidates local authority and increases taxpayer representation.

Frederick County General Assembly County Bossa of Education John B Funk Funk Schol Board Welfare Board Board of County Commissioners

135 Lives Lost When U S Ship Is Torpedoed

A United States merchant ship was torpedoed off South America in daylight, with 135 dead or missing among 299 aboard including 169 American seamen. Navy says four ships were hit, two torpedoes sank the vessel in about ten minutes, and two acts of heroism saved fewer lives.

United States South America Navy Department Washington F. J. Mills Detroit

Ramsburg Brothers Enter Army From Georgia and Massachusetts

In Georgia Walkersville resident Georgia Pyi Ramsburg the son of Mr and Mrs Grayson H Ramsburg recently transferred from Camp Pickett Virginia to Bainbridge Georgia He entered the Army September 1 1942 His brother Harold E Ramsburg who entered the Army July 20 1942 is stationed at Camp Edwards Massachusetts.

Pyi Ramsburg Grayson H. Ramsburg Walkersville Camp Pickett Bainbridge Harold E. Ramsburg Camp Edwards Mass

Appeals Court Sworn In at Annapolis Dec 8 Ceremony

Governor O Connor swore in six Maryland Court of Appeals judges at the state house marking a second instance of six jurists sworn in at once. Chief Judge Bond was absent due to illness. Judge Sloan led the sequence with the oldest jurist preset. Judges Marbury Collins Delaplaine and Grason were also sworn, each receiving a Judicial commission.

Annapolis O'Conor Court of Appeals Carroll T. Bond Baltimore Albert C. Ritchie Benjamin A. Johnson Salisbury First Judicial Circuit State House Maryland D. Lindley Sloan Cumberland Appeals Court Ridgley P. Melvin Fifth Judicial Circuit Melvin William H Forsythe Ogle Marbury Upper Marlboro Stephen R. Collins Chestertown Edward §. Delaplaine Frederick C. Gus Grason Towson

Manzanar Relocation Center Enforces Rigid Military Rule

At Manzanar California the Army announces evacuation of all non Japanese personnel as forces tighten control after weekend riots. Pro Axis Japanese celebrations of Pearl Harbor sparked clashes with American factions. Troops fired into a crowd, killing one and wounding eight while police and Army units bolster security. Camp director Ralph Merritt cites riot origins and suppression by tear gas and crowd control. Fred Tayama and Tay Uyeno, leaders of pro Allied and pro United Nations groups, were hospitalized or jailed amid the unrest.

Manzanar Calif Manzanar Relocation Center E Aeat Pearl Harbor Ralph P. Merritt Banzai Merritt Fred Tayama

Savory Beef Inexpensive Dinner for Rationing Time

A compact recipe for Savory Beef serving two pounds of meat with onions flour spices and brown stock. Meat browns with onions then spices and stock are added and simmered two hours for shank plate or rump variants.

Pearl Harbor Day Ships Launched In Major Naval Build Up

The U S Fleet celebrated Pearl Harbor Day by launching the battleship New Jersey and the aircraft carrier Alii among several other warships, with additional hulls at Cramp Shipyards and Bethlehem Fore River. In Philadelphia the Miami cruiser will enter water, while other ships including minesweepers and a destroyer tender marked a day of rapid naval construction. Also, the Philadelphia Athletics released several players as part of Connie Mack's plan for 1943, and news notes include Buddy Blair nearing draft. Potatoes will freeze at 30 degrees, but sprout above 40.

Associated Press Pearl Harbor United States Miami Philadelphia Cramp Shipbuilding Company New Jersey Jane's Delaware River Philadelphia Navy Yard Quincy Mass Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation Fore River Lexington Wasp Bunker Hill Belleau Wood Camden N. J New York Shipbuilding Yard Independence Princeton Alarm Apex Alchemy Arcade Arch Armda Tampa Piedmont Florida Duluth Minn Mobile Ala Philadelphia Athletics Mike Kreevich Bill Knickerbocker Eric McNair Larry Eschen Connie Mack Toe Louis Buddy) Blair Athletics

Frederick Art Club Christmas Party Next Tuesday

The Frederick Art Club will hold its annual Christmas party Tuesday evening at the Hotel Frederick. The dinner starts at 6 thirty with Miss Mary C. Ott as mistress of ceremonies. A short program follows with Mrs. A. N. Warner as speaker. Guests may attend, reservations due by Saturday, committee members listed.

Frederick

Private Glenn Hubbard Survives Wasp Sinking

Private Glenn Hubbard 18 son of Mr and Mrs George Hubbard Creagerstown survived the sinking of aircraft carrier Wasp where he served as a Marine He floated three hours in the water before rescue and later visited his parents in this county.

Glenn Hubbard George Hubbard Creagerstown Wasp Hubbard

Induction candidates listed by Board 1 includes many names

A long list of individuals linked to a board's induction process is presented. Names appear with multiple street addresses and towns such as Frederick Buckeystown Brunswick and Baltimore. The OCR presents numerous entries like Charlee P Fisher Knoxville Henry Lee Gray Lime Kiln George Bruce Barnes and many others.

Colored Group Wesley Howard Middle Alley Charlee P Fisher Knoxville Henry Lee Gray George Bruce Barnes West Sixth Street Raymond Bennett Bayton Baltimore Frederick John William Calvin Ram South Bent Sreet Charles Edward Brown West All Saints Steret Rosroe Walliden Duckett Mark Hamilton Johnson Middletown Ralph Celvin East Sixth Street Ernest Bernard Hall Kinnehart's Alley John Wiliams South Bentz Charles Edward Palmer North Bentz Eugene Foster Henderson Washington Burkittsville James Bernard Walker All Saints James Houston Garner Hyattstown Philip Joseph Wolfe Adamstown John Henry Derbert Albert Leroy Thompson Earl Franklin Newman Klinehart’s Alley Robert Joseph Howard Buckeystown Webster Debarick Luby Charles Teut Dulueam Alfred Franklin Lee Bryan Ulysses Ross LeRoy Richard Herbert Jefferson Atley Richard Tyler All Saints Street

Policeman Shot in Berwyn as Suspect Tracked Across State Lines

State police and county authorities blocked bridges and roads into the county after a man who shot Prince George's County officer Edwin Thompson was believed en route from Virginia in a stolen car. A Marine AWOL from North Carolina was arrested at The Plains, Virginia, near Leesburg, as the assailant linked to the early morning shooting at a Berwyn tavern.

Virginia Prince George's North Carolina Plains Leesburg Edwin Thompson Berwyn

Famous Trapp Family To Sing Here Thursday Night

The famous von Trapp family choir will perform at 8:30 p.m. Thursday in Frederick High School auditorium. The Austrian Barons and Barones von Trapp, led by Rev Dr Franz Wasner, bring church music and folk tunes to Frederick as part of the Cooperative Concerts series.

Frederick Helry Hapsburg Maria Augusta von Trapp Rupert Werner Agatha Johanna Hedwig Maria Martina Franz Wasner Baron von Trapp

Class Meets Loyal Workers Bible Class at Parkway Church

The Loyal Workers Bible Class of Parkway Church of God met at Mrs. Katie Tucker's home on Tuesday evening. Mrs. Mary Sullivan, presiding, called the meeting to order after the hymn Trust and Obey, and proceedings were brief and orderly.

Loyal Workers Bible Parkway Church of God Katie Tucker Mary Sullivan

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U.S Georgia Fyt Spencer I. Ramsbarz U. S Ameican America Battefront National Safety Council Africa Art Club F. Earle Shriner R. E. Delaplaine Charles E. Beatty William T. Delaplaine M. J. Croghan Fellows Rogers Photo Pvt Frederick City WM. R. Slemmer Mgr Liberty Finance Corporation N. Market St U. S. War Savings Jook Farmers & Mechanics National Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Pagene Pec Trapp Hitler von Trapps Merion Tyrol von Yrapps Mescis Tucker Sullivan Tucker John Rica Santa Effenbee Storm & Shipley Royal Jewelers Jawel Wardon Jolly Madison Jawele
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