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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Feb 11, 1942

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Admiral Hart Relieved as Western Pacific Chief in War

Washington reports Admiral Thomas C Hart has been relieved as Chief of Allied Naval Forces in the Western Pacific due to illness. Vice Admiral Helfrich of the Netherlands Navy designated as acting commander ABDA area. Hart's removal follows a major reorganization in early February.

Washington Navy Thomas C. Hart Western Pacific C. £. L. Heffrien Royal Netherlands Navy Hart Naval Command United States Asiatic Fleet United States William A. Glassford, Jr Southwest Pacific Herbert F. Leary Helfrich Macassar Admiral Hart Macassar Strait Indies Glassford

Open For Enlistments In The 29th Division

Maryland men can enlist in the Army for assignment to the Twenty Ninth Division under a new policy allowing recruits to request the unit. Vacancies are limited and expected to close within a week or two as recruiting targets the division that includes former Maryland National Guard members and thousands of selectees.

Baltimore Army Recruiting Office Maryland Army Twenty-Ninth Marrlanders Maryland National Guard

Knock In Auto Due To Lower Octane Content

Cincinnati area reports motorists hear a knock as oil companies lower octane gasoline. Premium grades fall from about 80 to 78 or 76 octane while regular drops from 75 to 72 or 70 to support 100 octane aviation fuel amid lead shortages. An oil official says firms avoided public warning to prevent a rush to higher octane gas.

Cleveland Federal Petroleum Coordinator Ohio Oil Company

Maryland to receive emergency fire equipment for towns

Officials of the Maryland Council of Defense said they expected to secure emergency fire fighting equipment for nearly every city and town in the state and gas masks for target areas from the pending 190,200,000 appropriation for the Office of Civilian Defense.

Balimore Maryland Council of Defense Office of

Leaving Now AP Man Wires From War Torn Singapore

War correspondent C Y McDaniel reports from Singapore as fires rage and bombs shake the city. He chronicles RAF pilots in peril and the barrage of Japanese aircraft while preparing to evacuate via the Straits of Malacca.

Singapore

Doesn't Want Judgeship Doesn't Want Judgeship

D Princeton Buckey, a prominent attorney, said he is not a candidate for the Sixth Judicial Circuit judgeship created by Judge Arthur D Willard's upcoming retirement. He noted endorsements but declined any pursuit of appointment or election, preferring to continue serving his clients after 40 years of practice.

D. Princeton Buckey Sixth Judicial Circuit Arthur D. Willard Buckey O'Conor Willard

Jews In France Ordered Indoors By German Occupation

Vichy Feb 11 The German authorities impose a sharp anti Semitic rule forbidding all Jews in occupied France to go outside or leave their homes between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m. across the region. The order represents one of the harshest measures yet against Jewish residents.

Vichy France

RAF Attacks Japanese Positions in Burma and Thailand

British bombers with fighter escorts hit Japanese positions in the Martaban sector north of the Salween River and raided concentrations at Chengrai in extreme northern Thailand. Reconnaissance flights were flown over enemy territory. One Japanese attack was reported on Thaton, about 40 miles north of Martaban. No casualty details were released. Press noted a Rangoon air raid alarm but no sightings of Japanese planes. land operations reports were unavailable.

Rangoon Burma Martaban Salween River Chengrai Thailand Thaton RAF

Mass Assault By Japs On MacArthur's Men Due Soon

Washington reports indicate an early resumption of a large Japanese attack on General MacArthur's forces in the Philippines. Intermittent artillery duels occur at Manila Bay entrances with Cavite batteries, and American fighters claim six of seven enemy planes shot down over Cavite province. Roosevelt framed the broader Allied strategy while warning of the perilous Bataan stand and the war's urgent timetable.

Washington Douglas MacArthur Philippines War Department Bataan Manila Bay Cavite Department Philippine Pacific Pearl Harbor Singapore MacArthur Roosevelt United Nations

Dutch Planes Break Up Jap Formation Over Indies

Neth Indies fighter planes intercepted and broke up a Japanese bombing formation before it reached Soerebaja naval base. Communique notes landings near Macassar Balanganipa and Ejeneponto with Dutch claim of complete destruction of planned operations. Casualties include four Dutch airmen killed and several wounded. other action reported near Fak Fak and Batavia.

Batavia N. E Netherlands Indies Soerebaja the Indies High Command Aneta Macassar Celebes Balangaipa Ejeneponto Maro Macassir Indies Fak Fak New Guinea

Axis In Africa Got Great Help From Vichy

London reports supplies from France to German forces in Libya during December and January totaled 5 500 tons of aviation fuel and baseline. A Ministry of Economic Warfare official noted that in 1941 about 2 000 trucks and private cars were sent from France to Axis forces and Rommel's troops received 12 000 tons of wheat in a single three month period, enough to feed ten divisions.

London France Libya Erwin Rommel

Ex-Police Chief Of Tokyo Posed As Priest

Salinas California February 11 federal agents raided a Buddhist temple and seized three priests along with a truckload of contraband. One priest Rev Koyo Tamanaka was described as a former Tokyo police chief and Yaichi Takalayashi, a Salinas laundry proprietor, identified as a former high Japanese police official and a close friend of Emperor Hirohito's brother. The three priests and Takalayashi had arrived in the United States in recent months.

Salinas Calif Toby Koyo Tamanaka Tokyo Yaichi Takalayashi Japan Hirohito Takatagi

Rationing Of Retreads And Recaps Soon

Washington announces that rationing of retreaded and recapped tires will start February 19. Only a small number of new tires and tubes will be available. camelback rubber may be limited. War Production Board will set monthly crude rubber allocations to support retreading. OPA rules allow rationing at wholesale and retail levels.

Washington Leon Henderson Henderson War Production Board OPA Menderson Donald M. Nelson Nelson

Two Named As Co-Trustees In Winebrewer Estate

The Circuit Court named Charles McC Mathias and Parsons Newman co trustees with William M. Storm for the Reverdy J. Winebrewer estate of Walkersville valued around 520,000. The decision followed withdrawn petitions asserting Orphans Court jurisdiction and added petitioners including Miss Grace Neidig Mrs Mary Briscoe Miss Phoebe Getzendanner Ralph Border Margaret Holinger Anse Bonhag and Philip Winebrener representing heirs and surviving executor. Bond remains the same as in the prior case.

Circuit Court Charles McC. Mathias Parsons Newman William M. Storm Reverdy J. Winebrewer Walkersville Grace Neidig Mary G. Briscoe Phoebe Getzendanner Jefferson County W. Va Orphans Court Neidig Briscoe Miss Getzendanner Ralph W. Border Margaret May B. Holinger Philadelphia Anse G. Bonhag Montgomery County Philip R. Winebrener D. Charles Winebrener Storm Mathias Newman Winebrewer

Counter Attacks and Fall of Singapore Foretold

Reports from Tokyo and London describe Japanese forces entering the Singapore city area and heavy fighting continuing as British counter-attacks attempt to slow the invasion. British officials warn the fall of the island fortress may be inevitable without air reinforcements while evacuations proceed under bombardment.

Washington Singapore Dutch East Indies United Nations Australia Hawaii India East Indies Malay Peninsula Burma Road China Douglas MacArthur Philippines Indies Malacca Strait Sumatra Borneo Celebes London Singapore Radio

Landis As OCD Chief Plans Fast Reorg Under Roosevelt

James M. Landis, new OCD head, announces a thorough reorganization of the agency. He says Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt will lead the community and volunteer participation division through the overhaul and hopes she remains in her post until completion. Landis also notes Melvyn Douglas heads the arts council without salary, Miss Masris Chaney earns 4600 a year overseeing children’s activities, and debates continue on the placement of the physical fitness section with McNutt’s health and welfare division.

Landis Harvard Law School Roosevelt Fiorello H.laguardia New York Congress Franklin D. Roosevelt OCD Budget Bureau Federal Security Paul V. McNutt McNutt Mayris Masris Chaney

New Guinea Town Bombed by Japs

Canberra reports Japanese planes bombed Samarai on the southeast tip of Australian New Guinea today and conducted daylight reconnaissance flights over the island's southeast, according to an air force communique.

Canberra Australia Samarai Australian New Guinea Air Force

Rationing Boards Of 4 Counties To Meet Here

Rationing boards from Frederick Carroll Montgomery and Howard counties plus possibly Washington will convene in Frederick at 7 pm to discuss a state wide tire and tube inventory survey. J Alison Ballinger of the Office of Price Administration will represent the agency and a local meeting will address tire rationing and rubber freezings violations. Stocks yielded marginally today as the market steadied after last weeks declines in New York.

Maryland Frederick J. Alison Ballinger Office of Price Administration Carroll Montgomery Howard Washington County Patrick Court OPA New York

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Allies U.S. Pacific William J. Stoner Thurmont Marshall Fritz Western Maryland Rocky Ridge Fritz Edgar M. Freeze W. W Corbin Niewerapter Arg McDaniel C. Yates McDaniel Empire Eric Davis Malayan Broadcasting Corporation Sir Shenton Thomas Davis Straits of Malacca Nanking Ministry of Information Henry Steel Henry F. Y. Tong Canton BBC Just Malayan Broadcasting R.A. F Domci Salween Brighton Eng iPi Felix Powell Home Guard Paris Social Revolutionary DNB Lincoin Axis Africa R. J. Winebrener Estate Imperial Berlin Malaya Broadcasting Corporation James M. Landis Office of Civilian Defense Avamhi
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