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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1942

Page

10

Mayors Deny WLB Jurisdiction Over Municipal Employees

Yue York Dec 8 The mayors signers state there is no federal statute or executive order giving the War Labor Board authority over municipal civil service employees their dismissal and relations with city officials. They cite President Roosevelt and Newark case to reject WLB jurisdiction and vows not to submit to its authority at any time.

Yue York F. H. la WLB War Labor Board Roosevelt la Guardia United States Wii Net

Local Bar Association Meets This Afternoon

The Frederick County Bar Association meets at 3 o'clock in the Court House Courtroom to hear reports from two committees formed weeks ago. Holden S. Felton and H Kieffer DeLauter will report on the Bond Report urging re organization of the Maryland Court of Appeals. Parsons Newman could not serve and the rest of the committee members are expected to present findings. The group has shifted from prior opposition to reform to some openness amid debate among members.

Frederick County Bar Association Court House Holden S. Felton H. Kieffer DeLauter Maryland Court of Appeals Parsons Newman Leslie N. Coblentz E. Austin James Alfred R. Jones Bar Association Frederck County Bar Association Court of Appecl Antiergete

Answers To War Quiz

A fragmented wartime quiz item references bonds at eighteen dollars and seventy five cents and notes cab costs and tank company terms. The readable fragments imply financial aspects and military related phrases without clear names or dates.

Mail Planes Being Used On Russian Front

Moscow reports the Red Star says Germany uses mail planes and training ships to reinforce Stalingrad defenses as Red Air Force claims downing up to 60 Junkers 525s in three days. Hamburg 142 mail plane reportedly appeared on front, signaling transport shortages. Trains and trucks also ferried aid through the narrow corridor to Stalingrad.

Moscow Germany Stalingrad Red Star Red Air Force

Future Of RFC Bill In Doubt

Washington December 8 strong Republican opposition to government outlays without specific congressional appropriations clouded the fate of a bill to grant the Reconstruction Finance Corporation an additional 5 billion lending authority. Senator McNary argued congress is the sole federal spend authority and must oversee funds. BEW officials testified at a Senate Banking Committee hearing on BEW operations through RFC subsidiaries using RFC money. Danaher called it problematic to pursue an amendment to separate RFC from BEW directives.

Washington Republicas Congress Reeconstruction Finance Corporation McNary Board of Economic Warfare RFC Wallace BEW Milo Perkins Queshones Senate Banking Committee Danaher R-Conn

Germans said to have taken 100 Lyon hostages

London dispatch reports that German forces seized 100 hostages in Lyon in reprisal for a December 1 attack on a German soldier. The hostages were said to be awaiting execution, according to Fighting French headquarters.

London Lyon

Believer’s Joke Highlights Baling Wire Fad

A Pleasant Walk correspondent recounts a farmer who uses baling wire in odd ways. He buys a roll of baling wire and improvises supports for spectacles, socks, buckets, and cooking utensils. The tale notes a chicken with a baling wire leg and a cow with a baling wire tail, all in lighthearted satire.

Charles O Easterday Pleasant Walk

Montgomery Ward Accused Of Half Truths

Washington December 6 A twelve man War Labor Board directed Montgomery Ward Inc and the CIO United Wholesale Retail and Department Store Employees to execute a collective bargaining agreement with a Union maintenance clause and other terms. Ward fought the phrase aging the board’s terms as included after protest and sought a duress clause claiming illegality. The order takes effect immediately and covers about 6800 Chicago employees. The board’s action followed industry overtones accusing Ward of publishing half truths in ads and papers.

Washington Montgomery Ward, Inc CIO United Wholesale, Retail and White House Chicago Harry L. Derby Montgomery Ward Anne Tha Cragiant Diecaroian Tq Inustry United States Roger D. Lapham American Hawai Steamship Company

Rough Amos Wins at Charles Town Feature Race

Rough Amos, a 3640 to 1 shot, won the feature race at Charles Town by a half length over Spectator with Claire Whizz taking third. The three-year-old son of Sir James and Off And On sprinted 120 yards beyond six furlongs on a good track.

Rough Amos Charles Town W. Va Sir James Bryce Spectator H. M. Cornwell Claire Whizz

Denners Installed in Cub Pack No 1 Investiture Event

MADE DENNERS Bobbie Brandfield and Carson Kreh were installed as denners at the regular weekly meeting of Cub Pack No. 1 in the social rooms of the Presbyterian Sunday school. Tuesday afternoon Stephen Langley was made assistant denner for the former and Carl Staley for Kreh. Den Chief Jack Fleischman and Denner Robbie Haller assisted with the investiture. Joe Bradshaw was taIted to the rank of Gola Arrow Wolf Cub.

Denners Bobbie Brandfield Carson Kreh Presbyterian Sunday School Stephen Langley Denner Carl Staley Jack Fleischman Denner Robbie Haller Joe Bradshaw

RAF Mosquito Raids Hit Targets in Germany Netherlands

London reports 49 Mosquito bombers struck industrial targets in Northwest Germany and the Netherlands today. Fighter aircraft over Northern France and Belgium strafed railways bridges and an enemy airfield, aiding the strike.

London Germany Netherlands France Belgium Bareges

Local Sailor Describes Oran Welcome to U S Forces

Navy Signalman Robert G. Helm recalls the Oran welcome for American Expeditionary Forces in North Africa. He notes ceased Vichy resistance, wrecked harbor shipping, and generous local praise alongside a modern Oran. He describes formal American money, strict conduct rules, and flags worn by troops.

Oran North Africa Navy Robert G. Helm Helm U.S. Navy William Helm Park Avenue Heim Annciane Heim Oakh Heimsara United States Oran Harbor Uncle Sam Australia Russia

Plan Coordinated Wartime Legislation For States

Annapolis Maryland Governor O Conor announced a national meeting in Baltimore January 24 25 26 for about 400 officials from across the country. The aim is to draft a minster plan for wartime laws to be adopted by all state legislatures, with sessions in 43 states and invited war leaders to outline needed coordinated measures. Proposed acts include emergency war powers omnibus blackout and mobilization regulations housing transport aid child care licensing and repression of prostitution among other uniform laws.

Annapolis Dee O'Conor Emerson Hotel Baltimore Commission of Inter- State Cooperation American Legislators Association Council of State Governments Iberation Maryland Washington

Marines Rout Japanese Landing at Guadalcanal

U S Marines rout Japanese forces on Guadalcanal after a nine day advance covering twelve miles through jungle and swamp. Col Amor Ler Sims-led units push east of Metepons River, destroying enemy positions, seizing supplies, and closing a pocket near Metepona River with reinforcements under Lieut Col Lewis B. Fuller.

Guadalcanal Solomons Islands Amor Ler. Sims U. Meise Corps Tuscaloosa Ala Metepons River St. Louis Colonel Hanneken Lewis B. Puller USMC West Point Hanneken Koli Point Malimbin Metepona

Lebherz Named Hospital Trustee at Frederick City Hospital

H J Lebherz elected to Board of Trustees at Frederick City Hospital at regular Board of Managers meeting held at Georgianna Simmons Nurses Home. Miss M Louise Johnson presided. Christmas plans discussed with wartime restrictions. New body walker device shown by Miss Somerville. November report lists 315 treated, 235 admitted, 226 discharged, 39 births, 13 deaths.

Mancy Lebiz Teed Bus Qesman Frederick County Frederick City Hospital Georgianna Simmons Nurses Home Leichert Hammond Urner M. Louise Johnson Davena Somerville

Alabama Corporal Main Connected to Mt Airy Family

In Alabama Cpl. Main is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Main of Mt. Airy and the brother of Mrs. Lawrence Fagan of Frederick. He is stationed with the 100th Chemical Imp Company at Camp Sibert Gadsden Alabama.

485Th Armored Medical Battalion Fort Bragg A. P.O North Carolina Smith Walter Smith Mt Aury Cpl. Main George Main Mt. Airy Lawrence Fagan Frederick 100Th Chemical Imp. Company Camp Sibert Gadsden Ala

Marines Hold Thin Line at North Pocket Against Enemy Fire

In a pocket 700 yards square bounded on the north by the ocean, Marine positions faced concentrated enemy resistance in the southwest corner where Marine and Army troops met the assault at Marine junction. Marine casualties were light compared with enemy losses as wounded Leathernecks were treated at advance field dressing stations before evacuation.

Officer Tried For Assault in Baltimore Case

A 17-year-old testifies that Lieut. James B. Nichols of Dallas assaulted her after a dance for Army officers at Holabird Depot Baltimore. Trial before two judges without spectators. Nichols pleads innocent as the girl describes being drawn to his hotel room, overpowered, and leaving in tears after seeking help from friends and authorities.

Baltimore James B. Nichols Dallas Tex Rowland K. Adams J. Abner Sayler Nichols Ionocent Holabird Quartermaster Depot American Banking Institute Lieut. Nichols

War era oil rationing sparks calls for conversion to coal

Secretary Ickes predicts heating oil will stay scarce through the war. He urges voluntary conversion to coal and warns transit to battle fronts and East Coast shortages require rationing. He says power to compel conversion may be used and targets Midwest and New England first to ease supply.

Washington Der Jes Ickes CBS New England Midwest Central West Battle Middle West War Production Board

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