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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1942

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3

Sabotage At Water Plant Is Foiled

Maryland State Guardsmen thwarted several attempted sabotages to the Baltimore water system and captured a prowler near a reservoir. The detainee carried high powered ammunition and was turned over to the FBI. A second incident saw a prowler fired upon after failing to halt at a reservoir watershed. An airplane beaconed a watershed as guardsmen reported.

Baltimore Maryland Dwight H. Mohr Mohr Federel Bureau of Investigation State Guard

Federal Restriction Delaying Construction At filling station site

Federal restriction on constructing buildings tied to petroleum sales delays a new filling station at Sixth and Market Streets. The government ordered completion within thirty days. American Oil Company seeks aldermanic extension to its six month permit as start is blocked. Also notes a Sunday School class at the Lutheran church held January 7 with prizes and refreshments.

Market Streets Gove Ament American Oil Company Board of Zoning Apeals Board of Aldermen Gutheran Church Thelma Culver Culer

Compiling Old Mount Songs Set by Mount St. Mary’s

Rev. Peter A. Coad of Mount St. Mary’s College announced a Philadelphia Alumni chapter plans a compilation of Old Mount songs. Paul R. Bohan leads arrangements to publish soon with ten songs rescued from oblivion and more to be found in archives, Mountaineer copies, and graduate holdings.

Emmitsburg Peter A. Coad Mount St. Mary's College Philadelphia Paul R. Bohan Father Coad Bohan Graduate The Mountaineer Mountain Echo St Mary's Aliie Mount Maryknoll Korea St. Mary’s Joseph A. Schmidt Carlisle John L. Sheridan

Appointed for Event With Prizes and Candy

The document lists participants and prizes for an event. Named individuals include Lillian Haviner Ruby Havner Guienna Borer Virginia Recca Ruby Smith Betty Stull Fay Null Arlene Stull Nelda Long Helena Ramsburg Louise Seiss Ruth Ramsburg Louise Long Frances Angleberger Earl Hoff Harold Ramsburg Ray mond Hoffman. Prizes cover checkers candy ice cream and soft drinks peanuts sand sandwiches.

Lillian Haviner Ruby Havner Guienna Borer Virginia Recca Ruby Smith Betty Stull Fay Null Arlene Stull Nelda Long Helena Ramsburg Louise Seiss Ruth Ramsburg Louise Long Frances Angleberger Earl Hoffmaster Harold Ramsburg Raymond Hoffman

Naval Battalion Organized On Luzon To Aid MacArthur

A detachment of sailors and Marines formed a naval battalion on Luzon to aid General Douglas MacArthur's defenders on the Batan Peninsula. The unit reportedly consists of personnel already near the area. Navy notes a night action in Manila Bay where an American motor torpedo boat fired two torpedoes at a Japanese warship and likely scored a hit. Also announced was the loss of the U S Naval Tanker Neches to enemy submarine action, though the action’s location was not disclosed.

Associated Press Luzon Douglas MacArthur Batan Peninsula Navy Department Oullside MacArthur Navy Manila Bay U. S

Club meets and plans school evacuation and hobby show

On Thursday January 29 the Parents and Patrons Club met at the Hyattstown school with officers named W L Burdette president Eugene Carlisle treasurer Trevilla Carlisle secretary and others. The group discussed evacuating children in case of air raid and pledged support for Waste paper magazines Victory Book campaign and book donations. Planning for the spring hobby show was announced and committee members were retained for that purpose. ANNUAL SPELLING BEE Two youth groups from St John’s Lutheran Creagerstown will host an old fashioned spelling bee at 7 45 PM Friday in the parish house entries fee prizes and prizes in defense stamps are planned.

Hyattstown W. L. Burdette Eugene Carlisle Trevilla W Carlissle E. D. Burdette Carrie Burgee C. Comegria Melvin Burdette Maynard Kling Walter Lawson Ben Price Jesse Rippeon Carve Price Horace Thompson Courtney Wade Cappie Price Raymond Carlisle Bernard Burdette America Edgar Burdette John Anderson Two Young Peoples Cnci St. John’s Lutheran Church Creagerstown

Mead Urges Hood Audience to Train Mind for Liberty

Dr. Gilbert W Mead president of Washington College tells Hood College students at mid year convocation that college is a training field for national defense. He warns there is no non combatant and urges youths to bring their ideals and bold effort to daily work for liberty and truth.

Gilbert W Mead Washington College Hood College Mead Army Navy Air Force Moses Jehovah Dr. Mead Henry J. Stahr Franck Henry T Wade Anna Marie Budde Bach Frances Good ‘Crilly Glahr Mary Fuller Allen

Army Pvt Smith Benfits From Service and Music Promise

Army Pvt. Smith, son of Mr and Mrs Ross B Smith of Frederick Route 1 1S, is stationed at Camp Coast South Carolina. He has served over a year and previously joined the Headquarters Company before federal service. The donor, Class of 1915, was noted for musical talent, with Dr Joseph H Apple, president emeritus, giving the benediction.

Pvt. Smith Ross B. Smith Frederick Camp Coast South Carolina Joseph H. Apple

Automobile Salesmen In Defense Industry

Baltimore reports that 90 percent of 800 to 1,000 displaced auto salesmen have found new jobs in defense industries after the government ban on new car sales. Many work as clerks, inspectors, cargo checkers, or skilled trades, with a few returning to repair shops. Some firms report all former salesmen employed elsewhere. A separate notice describes the Truth Seekers Class meeting at Calvary Methodist Church, including, prayers, dues, sewing basket fund, games, and attendees.

Baltimore Myrtle Brust Clark Cooper Dill Avenue Helen Wick- Jess Mae Kemp Irene Geisbert Mamie Kline

Hershey Tells Congress Plans On Draft Labor

Brig Gen. Lew B. Hershey told a House committee that war needs require placing every man where he can give maximum output. He warned manpower must balance industry and agriculture needs with armed forces, noting possible future drafts and lower army standards as demand grows. The Navy reported 100000 volunteers since Pearl Harbor.

Washington Lew B. Hershey Congress House Selective Service Tole Hershey War Department Army Navy

Approves Local Road Project Near Edgewood Church Road

State WPA Administrator Harry D. Wiley advised county officials that about one mile of Edgewood Church road west of Frederick near Kosky Spring will receive surface work. County Engineer Roger H. Wiki announced plans to place about WOWEA Tibors on the project next Monday as approval was sought to provide employment for non-eligibles for tense labor. Forty workers expected to start, delays possible until protests are resolved, with WPA sponsorship sought but no local union agreement.

WEA Harry D. Wile Edgewood Church Road Frederick Kosky Sprig Roger H Wiki Frederick Cato WPA

County WPA projects face early end as relief aid curbed

County officials and farm groups under an agreement have tentatively set a cease date for WPA projects in the area. Quarry work and three locations are tied to the same plan. Edgewood Church road surface work, approved for 1941, was not started due to last July's WPA aid curtailment. Commissioners report many requests for relief or work, hoping the WPA project will ease winter hardships.

Frederick Cou WPA

Divorce Granted to Terrence D Fleetwood in City Court

Terrence D. Fleetwood of Brunswick was granted an absolute divorce from his wife Elva M. Fleetwood in a Tuesday decree by the Circuit Court Clerk. The complainant pays costs. E. Austin James represented the plaintiff and Sherman V. Bowers the defendant.

Terrence D. Fleetwood Brunswick Elva M. Fleetwood Circuit Court E. Austin James Sherman V. Bowers

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