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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1942

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2

Standley Named Envoy To Moscow For the U S

President Roosevelt selects Admiral William H Standley retired as Ambassador to Moscow marking a second naval officer chosen for the post. Standley, former Chief of Naval Operations, will oversee Russian aid and convoy operations amid munitions shortages and rising urgency in wartime support.

Washington Roosevelt William Harrison Standley Moscow William D Leahy Vichy France Standley Senate Laurence A. Steinhardt Turkey Russia Harriman U.S

Schools Open At 9 O Clock In Frederick Area

Frederick, Brunswick, and Middletown public schools reopened at 9 o'clock this morning, with some districts shifting back from 9:30 openings. Emmitsburg and Thurmont may follow. protests cited by parents influenced the earlier change. The county’s rural schools stayed at 9:30 to 4, while Rocky Ridge reduced from two rooms to one. Staff transfers were announced to balance enrollment, including Frank H Lewis moving to Elm Street and Irma M Brittingham filling a Thurmont vacancy.

Frederick Brunswick Middletown Eugene W. Fruitt Emmitsburg Thurmont Pruitt Rocky Ridge Irma M. Brittingham Urbana Glen M. Pryor Sabillasville Frank H Lewis North Market Street Elm Street Lewis

Court News Marriage Licenses and Divorces Listed

Court notices reveal marriages and divorces for numerous individuals across states. Entries include Leon C Morris and Esther M Land of Richmond Virginia and Mary Ann Peterson of Washington, with many others from Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, and North Carolina.

Court News Leon C Morris Esther M. Land Richmond Harold Brown Leffler Mary Ann Peterson Washington Charles Walter Palmer New River N.C Anne Benson Beaver Falls Walter Wolf Dillsburg Grace I. Leathery East Berlin Robert Clayton Wagner Lucy Margaret Potts Arlington Gordon Thomas Waynesboro June L. Erickson Hagerstown William M. Clements Cincinnati Ohio Esther F. Goodwin Oakland James N. Harwood Hazel P. Himes Knoxville Kirk M. Crider Midvale Theresa F. Overcash Bernard C. Hallett Woodhull Leona B. Hulburt Troupsburg N. Y Gerald E. Wade Trego Gwendolyn M. Griffith Keedysville Theodore R. Shriner Nescopeck Rose M. Savage Great Neck N.Y James J. Palmer Elizabeth L. Harwood Newport News Peter P. Gerchman Mary E. Onery Berwick Clarence M. Updike Mary E. Robinson Robert R. Dissinger Dorothy F. Hain Pine Grove Francis James Fox Margaret Louise Jewel Harold R. Knotts Betty L. Messenger York William J. Gouker East Church Street Jean A. Lewis West South Street Lester Vernon Cole West Fifth Street Marie Elizabeth DeGrange East Sixth Street Fred W. Beman Enid L. Conrad Wayland Neil. Glassbrook M. Lucille Frank

Nine Killed As Army Bomber Crashes At Natal Brazil

A United States Army bomber crashed during takeoff at Natal Brazil killing nine aboard. The Air Corps listed officers and crew including pilot Second Lieut Rush and co-pilot Lieut Boggs with Navigator Hubert R. Mark and other crewmen among the dead. one passenger identified as Fvt. Robert M. Baker, with a ninth victim unnamed. Addresses not immediately available.

Rio de Janeiro Natal Washington Army Air Corps Brazil Rush Bogs Hubert R. Mark H. Churchill Corp Kenneth Albert Brock J. I Pato Robert M. Baker Air Corps

Price Ceiling Set For Scrap Steel Rails

A price ceiling is placed on scrap steel rails as Frederick eyes removal of abandoned streetcar tracks on Main Streets. Washington says rails at Sparrows Point fetch about 22 dollars a ton, usable rails around 30 dollars. 225 tons buried on Market Patrick and Jefferson streets could yield 4 to 5 thousand dollars, though paving costs may exceed this. A WPA project could cover most labor costs.

W. Raymond Walter Frederick Washington Sparrows Point Market Patrick Jefferson

Allen vs Allen divorce bill filed in county court

Christine Sommerfield represents the county in a bill of complaint for absolute divorce against Roger R. Allen. Louise C. Allen is listed as a party. Attorney Patrick M. Schnauffer appears for the complainant.

Equity Louise C. Allen Roger R. Allen Patrick M. .Schnauffer

Moylan Reports On Commission Awards

Maryland awards by the State Industrial Accident Commission totaled 1 905 427 in 1941, nearly twice 1940, with 25 percent more accident claims and higher wages under the two thirds of weekly wage rule with an 18 dollar cap. Most payments were weekly. few lump sums were approved after scrutiny for insured workers' welfare. ZONING REPORT CRITICIZED. Rockville analysis quotes Alfred Bettman criticizing the Brookings survey section on planning. HOLY LAND HAS ALARM. Haifa reports the first air raid siren in months, planes turning back as batteries engage.

Baltimore State Industrial Accident Commission Maryland Charles E. Moylan Commission Moylan Army of Maryland Rockville Brookings Institution Montgomery County Alfred Bettman Montgomery County Commissioners’ Committee Brookings Bettman J. Bond Smith Commissioners’ Committee Smith Wmettman Holy Land Jerusalem Haifa

Admiral Land Named Head of War Shipping Administration

Washington February 9 Admiral Emory S Land is named by President Roosevelt to head a new War Shipping Administration to oversee all ocean going merchant shipping. The 63 year old retired naval officer already chairs the Maritime Commission and will oversee cargo ship production and use while coordinating import needs with priority from the War Production Board.

Washington Emory S. Land War Shipping Administration Roosevelt Maritime Commission Land Shipping Administration Navy Congress Army Austin R.vt United States Donald M. Nelson War Production Board Nelson

Roosevelt seeks vast wartime funding for Maritime and Army needs

President Roosevelt asked Congress for 1.502 billion dollars for the Maritime Commission and authorization to contract 4.35 billion more. Navy and Army plans call for about 850 ships this year, 8 million tons, rising to 10 million tons next year. Army items total multiple billions for ordnance, production, subsistence, and communications. Naval appropriations total 26.495 billion for aircraft and fleet additions.

Ping Boss Roosevelt Congress Maritime Commission Ordnance Service Office Secretary of War Quartermaster Corps Army Signal Corps

Mrs Flook Granted Absolute Divorce in Equity Court

A decree by Chief Judge Edward S. Delaplaine grants Mrs. Mabel M. Flook of Garfield an absolute divorce from Clarence O. Flook near Middletown. Custody of an infant son goes to Mrs. Flook, with the defendant ordered to pay court costs. Walter E. Sinn represented Mrs. Flook.

Edward S. Delaplaine Equity Mabel M. Flook Garfield Clarence O. Flook Middletown Walter E. Sinn Flook

Water Level Rises At Fishing Creek Reservoir

Water at the Fishing Creek reservoir rose toward the spillway crest within three feet as officials, led by City Engineer W. Raymond Walter, cautioned overflow is unlikely today. The surface climbed about two feet since Sunday, with no overflow since July 15. Buckeystown saw the Monocacy river fall while Brunswick reported a flush, cloudy Potomac. Some lowlands flooded over the weekend.

Fishing Creek Frederick City W. Raymond Walter Buckeystown Monocacy Brunswick Potomac

Plane handling relies on rhythmic pilot movements

Proper plane control requires smooth rhythmic actions from the pilot rather than jerky motions to maintain stability and safety during flight.

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