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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1942

Page

10

Spring Drive On Gibraltar Suez Likely

London sources forecast a major Axis spring offensive to seize Gibraltar and Suez timed with Japan against Singapore and Burma. If successful, Germany could threaten Panama Canal and British Isles. reinforcements would be hard due to shipping limits. Rommel’s forces could be checked near the Egyptian border, with Turkey as a last resort.

Crew Middleton London Suez Gibraltar United Nations Singapore Burma India Erwin Rommel Britain United States Turkey Black Sea Caucasus Panama Canal Harbor British Isles Rommel Germany Africa Asia Istanbul Spain Tangier Spanish Morocco Ceuta

Court Sessions Being Held In Two Counties

In Hagerstown the February term of the Circuit Court opened with Judge Joseph L Mish warning grand jurors that wartime conditions raise offenses such as theft of tires and automobiles. In Westminster Carroll County also opened its February term before Judge James E Boylan Jr, with 85 trial cases seven appeals and 13 original cases on the docket, a non grand jury term, civil and criminal appeals set for tomorrow, plus a memorial to Col John Reed Scott presented by Theodore F Brown, Judge Francis Neal Parke, and Attorney D Eugene Walsh.

Hagerstown Joseph L Mish Grand Jury Circuit Court Mish Carroll Court Westminster Reo James E. Boylan, Jr Carroll County John Reed Scott Theodore F. Brown Francis Neal Parke D Eugene Walsh

Answers To Cranium Crackers On Page One Features War Heroes

The page highlights wartime feats by Lieut John D Bulkeley Capt James P Devereaux Capt Colin P Kelly Maj Thomas J H Trapnell and Gen Douglas MacArthur detailing actions in battles and defenses in the Pacific theater with Wake Island and the Philippines noted. Pigeon Cove Massachusetts mentions a mouse crafted from newspapers as a local oddity.

John D. Bulkeley James P. Devereaux Wake Island Colin P. Kelly Thomas J. H. Trapnell West Point

House Bans OCD Funds For Silliness

Washington February 9 a House inquiry into alleged boondoggling in the Office of Civilian Defense was promised as it approved an appropriation bill for gas masks fire fighting and other equipment. An amendment forbade spending funds on public entertainments or dance shows though officials said the clause would not affect OCD salaries paid from another appropriation. The bill totaling 160 million for war needs passed the House on viva voce and moves to the Senate. The debate reflected distrust of OCD extravagances and pledged a thorough inquiry while prompting Mrs. Roosevelt to request courtesy to discuss the matter.

Washington Office of Civilian Defense House Melvyn Douglas Maynus Chaney Franklin D. Roosevelt OCD Senate Randuet Rep. Cox Donald Duck Ren Taber Roosevelt O Nzevo Rome Congress D-Va Woodrum Appropriations Committee Ocds

All Enemy Aliens Must Secure Certificates Of Identification

Post office officials announced the start of registration for enemy aliens over 14 in the Eastern states, with 20 to 25 expected in the county. Aliens must present an alien registration receipt card and three 2x2 photographs on light paper, taken within 30 days, and delivered only to the addressee by mail.

Germany Italy Japan Frederick Brunswick Emmitsburg Woodsboro U. S Baltimore

Red Cross Nutrition Courses Start Feb 16

Westminster reports standard Red Cross courses in nutrition will begin Monday February 16. Miss Adeline Hoffman Home Demonstration agent and Red Cross Nutrition chairman said two groups will receive the instruction. The annual report notes growing reach of the Home Demonstration program with 22 homemakers clubs and 17 4 H girls clubs totaling over 1000 members in Carroll County. Hoffman was elected to Delta Kappa Gamma.

Westminster Red Cross Adeline Hoffman Red Cross Nutrition Carrall County Park Hofffman Hoffman iMarch Carroll County Miss Hoffman Delta Kappa Gamma

Panel chair Promises inquiry into frivolous defense matter

A committee chairman Rep. Cannon promises an inquiry after remarks that the matter looks frivolous for defense. The exchange centers on perceived seriousness and jurisdiction as lawmakers weigh next steps.

Petition Seeks Buckey as Judge in Frederick County

A Monday circulated petition among Frederick County Bar Association members urges Governor Herbert R. OConor to appoint D Princeton Buckey to fill the remainder of Associate Judge Arthur D Willard term after his July 25 retirement on turning seventy Buckey has practiced law for over forty years served in the House of Delegates counseled county commissioners and currently serves as circuit court auditor.

Frederick County Bar Association D. Princeton Buckey Herbert R. O'Conor Arthur D. Willard Buckey House of Delegates

Automobile mileage figure from industry group cited

The National Automobile Dealers Association reports that automobile use accounts for 278.8 billion passenger miles on a per passenger mile basis, underscoring cars as a dominant transport mode in the period.

National Auomobile Dealers Association

Local court confronts domestic assaults and disturbances

Charles N Reeder of West Patrick Street released on a $1000 bond after a jury trial for assaulting his wife Ruth E Reeder. Wife testified no. Edwin F Nikirk represented the husband. Gene Brown found guilty of assault by his wife. a buckshot incident at the Brown home noted by Constable Charles W Smith. James Klipp and Albert Summers face charges, with Klipp hearing continued and Frank Klipp fined for disturbing the peace. Samuel P Thompson, colored, mentioned.

Charles N. Reeder West Patrick Street Ruth E. Reeder Reeder Edwin F. Nikirk Gene Brown North Court Street Alton ¥. Bennett Brown Charles W. Smith Washington Howard Spencer Walter K. May Spencer Frederick James Klipp South Market Street Albert L. Summers Monavia Klipp Frank Klipp James W. Jerome Offutt Samuel P. Thompson

Oil conservation plan urged as fuel stocks fall

Washington reports a threatened East Coast fuel oil shortage prompting government and oil industry action. Transportation facilities will switch to fuel oil service, reducing gasoline and light products stocks, with a nationwide civilian conservation campaign under the Petroleum Industry War Council using the slogan Oil is ammunition use it wisely.

Washington Ralph K. Davies New York American Petroleum Institute Davies Gulf East Coast Petroleum Industry War Council

British Sink One Axis Supply Ship

British submarines sank one Axis supply ship and torpedoed two others in new attacks on enemy transports in the Mediterranean. Each ship was in a separate convoy, and the attacks occurred despite heavy protection including aircraft.

London Mediterranean Admiralty

Drunkenness and traffic fines noted in local sentences

412 Middle Alley resident received 30 days in jail for drunkenness. Albert Thomas of Monrovia Route 1 forfeited 6.45 on reckless driving. Five out of county drivers surrendered a total of 37.25 on traffic charges.

Middle Alley Albert Thomas Monrovia Route 1

Court Denies Habeas Corpus To Stalnaker Under 1941 Act

Chief Judge Edward Delaplaine denied a writ of habeas corpus to Dean A Stalnaker a Maryland House of Correction inmate sentenced December 5 in Washington County to three years after a breaking and entering conviction The 1941 habeas amendment aims to curb repetitive petitions and the court ruled no basis for release despite claims of trial prep errors and new evidence The ruling notes the petitioner was counseled at trial and could have pursued a new trial or appeal If jurisdiction existed the petitioner still would not be entitled to release A white rose bush planted in Mission San Gabriel California from Madrid 130 years ago still blooms there.

Edward 8. Delaplaine Circuit Court Stalnaker Delaplaine Court of Appeals Madrid Spain Mission San Gabriel Calif

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