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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1942

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3

Seven Aliens Arrested At White Sulphur

Huntington West Virginia February 10 seven aliens mainly German waiters and an Italian baker at White Sulphur Springs internment point for Axis officials were arrested as dangerous enemy aliens. FBI agent Untreiner said they would be sent to immigration authorities in Cincinnati and that two brothers in the German army are among them.

Huntington W. Va White Sulphur Springs R. J. Untreiner Huntington FBI Untreiner Immigration and Naturalization Cincinnati Florida New York United States Fayette County Wasil Dzabniak Erich George Ohlendorf Joseph Krautlager Cornelius Otto Kultner Hubert Ernest Hans Hensel George Gustav Amthor Guy Gertuzzi Hensel Amthor

Late Planted Corn Missed By Jap Beetle

A University of Maryland specialist reports late corn planting can greatly reduce Japanese beetle damage. Dr George S Langford cites a four year study showing losses fall from about 50 percent to 5.8 percent or less when silk occurs after the first week in August.

College Park University of Maryland George S Langford Langford J. Harry Miller Harford County R. G. Rothgeb J. M. Carroll Maryland

Death of Mrs. Alice L. Rice at Braddock Heights near 100th birthday

Mrs. Alice L. Rice a lifelong Frederick County resident died this afternoon at Braddock Heights after a week of illness. She would have turned 100 on April 20. Born in Buckeystown she lived in Stillwater Minnesota before returning to Maryland after her husband Benjamin F. Rice died in 1902. For ten years she resided with cousins Misses Madora and Eleanor Jones. She recalled the Battle of Monocacy from her Buckeystown home during the Civil War. A devout Calvary Methodist and Sunday School member, she leaves several nieces including Mrs Hiram Woods Baltimore and Miss Bessie Hall. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.

Alice L. Rice Blenheim Braddock Heights Rice Benjamin F. Rice Buckeystown Frederick County Stillwater Minn Maryland Madora Eleanor Jones

Former Normandie Capsizes After Being Swept By Fire

New York February 10 the former French liner Normandie once the pride of the Atlantic now lies on her port side in 40 feet of Hudson River mud after a fire and rising tide swept her from her pier. Firefighters battled flames three and a half hours as 220 of 7200 aboard were injured and welder Frank Tremacosa died from a skull fracture suffered jumping to the pier. Rear Admiral Andrews ordered abandonment as a 21 degree list developed. salvage hopes remained despite the ship’s sinking toward the bottom amid water, ice, and smoke.

New York Normandie Hudson River U. S. Naval Auxiliary Lafayette Adolphus Andrews Third Naval District

Bridge Luncheon Held in Laytonsville Highlights Local Social

Laytonsville social scene features Miss Mary E. Waters hosting a bridge luncheon for 20 guests at Mrs. Washington W. White's home on Saturday. Notices include Mr and Mrs Elwood Beall taking an apartment in Armstrong House on Gaithersburg Road.

Laytonsville Mary E. Waters Washington W. White Elwood Beall Armstrong House Gaithersburg Road Verda Griffith

Alaska housing project administrator named for first government effort

Col L. P. Hunt was borrowed from the Marine Corps to act as administrator of the first government sponsored housing project in Alaska. Baltimore county spends time with her daughter Mrs Sallie Phillips. lunch guests included Mrs John Ifert Mrs James Hawkins Mrs Thomas Grimes and Mrs Albert Burdette.

Baltimore County Sallie Phillips John Ifert James Hawkins Thomas Grimes Albert Burdette L. P. Hunt Marine Corps Alaska

Chiang Kai-Shek Visits New Delhi Amid India China Ties

Chiang Kai-Shek arrived in New Delhi to confer with Indian officials as part of strengthened China India cooperation in the war effort. Talks centered on keeping the Burma Road open, securing supply routes via Tibet, and coordinating political and military plans against Japan.

New Delhi India United Nations China Eorth Chiang Kai-Shek China War Lord Linlithgow Japan United Nations’ High Command Chiang Burma Rangoon Thailand Democratic Front Tibet Chungking Assam Mme Chiang London Paondi Jawaharlal Nehru Chang Mohandas K. Gandhi

Gandhi Plans to Meet Amid Passive Resistance Stance

Gand hi, exponent of passive resistance, has announced that he will not oppose any who want to fight. The remark signals a cautious approach as leaders discuss possible meetings to ease tensions and avoid violence.

Gandhi

Luxurious Royal Hawaiian Hotel Taken For Navy Men

Honolulu February 10 Fighting men on the Pacific seek rest at the Royal Hawaiian hotel now used as the R and R Annex by the fleet. Officers pay one dollar a day with laundry 25 cents weekly. enlisted men pay meals and services only. The hotel is leased at 17500 dollars monthly, with portions assigned to Army use. The Coconut Grove bar is a soda fountain, the lobby a canteen, and many normal hotel services have been abolished to meet wartime needs.

Honolulu Pacific Royal Hawaiian Hawaii Waikiki Beach Pearl Habor Barber's Point Naval Base Coconut Grove

War Ends Free Papers When Sun Fails To Shine

St Petersburg Florida February 16 The St Petersburg Evening Independent will end its long standing offer to provide free papers on days with no sunshine before press time on February 28 Editor Major Lew B Brown says wartime publication hours leave only 61 percent of the possible sunshine period before press and continuing the offer would be unfair to the city and to The Independent The home edition has been distributed free on 146 days since the policy began more than thirty one years ago

St. Petersburg Fla St Petersburg Evening Independent Lew B. Brown Sunshine City Tne Independent Sunshine

War Cabinet to Call Up More Canberra Militias

Canberra on February 107 The Australian War Cabinet announced that additional men will be called up for full time duty in the militia. Prime Minister John Curtin stated the move today as part of wartime measures.

Canberra Australia Australian War Cabinet John Curtin

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