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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1942

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Nazis Claim Russ Back In Donets Front

The Associated Press reports German Romanian and Croatian troops claim to have driven Russians back along the Donets front amid Soviet gains around Kharkov. Axis forces say they continued attacks and regained initiative despite stiff Soviet resistance. Separate dispatches note British reports of tank-supported Axis forces scattered near El Mechili and ongoing Allied efforts near Tobruk as the Russia campaign shows mixed progress. In Frederick County, the Hood Club executive committee met January 27 to plan year activities and set an open February 27 meeting at the Y hut on the college campus to discuss defense work. Members named include Flossie Cain and Katherine Dutrow replacing Theron Green as councillor.

Associated Press Adolf Hitler Donets Kharkov Russia Pittsburgh Ukraine el Mechili Tobruk Leningrad Frederick County Hood Club Flossie Cain Ralph Stauffer, Jr James Zimmerman Edwin Mikirk Wm. Moore Mary Grace Heélfenstein Elias Ramsburg, Jr Ned Zeller Bark Zeigler Theron Green Katherine Dutrow

Self adjusting deck chair and Hannah warship noted

A 1942 market item describes a self adjusting deck chair with reclining back sliding seat foldable frame and sailcloth canopy. The note adds that the first American warship regularly commissioned by George Washington was the schooner Hannah built and fitted at Marblehead Massachusetts on September 2 1775.

George Washington Hannah Marblehead Mass

West Point Superintendent MacArthur 1920s Portrait

A captioned image recalls General Douglas MacArthur as the top fighting soldier of the era while serving as superintendent of the United States Military Academy at West Point during 1920 to 1922.

America Gen Douglas MacArthur Military Academy West Point

G O P Plans State Ticket For Maryland Elections

Maryland Republicans announce a full state ticket for next fall. Chairman W Davis Tilghman Jr says the G O P will have a ticket war or no war defense or no defense. Lincoln Day events and dinners are planned across Maryland with speakers and local gatherings in Frostburg Westminster and other areas.

Baltimore Maryland W. Davis Tighman Republican State Central Committee Tilghman Alexander Hamilton Club Edgar Chenoweth R.-Cole Allegany County Frostburg D. Lindley Sloan Court of Appeals Frederak

Heavier Docket For Court Term Opens February Circuit Court

The February term of Circuit Court is expected to have a heavier criminal docket with more grand jury cases and witnesses summoned through February 21. No murder cases are listed, but charges include rape, breaking and entering, forgery, false pretense and bastardy. Holdover criminal cases total seven with two awaiting decisions. manslaughter in the Betts case likely postponed due to wartime. The criminal appeals docket has twelve cases, while the civil docket is lighter. the trials docket stood at 58 cases and will stay around sixty.

Circuit Court Patrick M. Schnaufler Leroy Betts

Phony Shooting Probe Sifts Baltimore Ambush Claim

Maryland State Guard officials investigate last week's ambush of a Montebello water plant guard amid a string of Baltimore water system shootings. Brig Gen Dwight Mohr states a guardsman is detained and may face court martial if warranted by results. A Lilypons postmaster vacancy, salary $1,700, closes February 27. Thomas currently holds the post for life under Civil Service. 1941 mint output hits a high with 1,827,486,276 coins totaling $102,209,510.

Baltimore Maryland State Guard Montebello Baltimores Dwight H Mohr Lilypons Buckeystown Civil Service Commission C. C .C. Thomas Civil Service

Bolz Named Manager Of C and P Co Frederick Office

Alfred R. Bolz is appointed manager of the Frederick office of The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. of Baltimore City. He succeeds G. Maxwell Armor Jr, who moves to Annapolis as commercial supervisor for the Central District. Armor active in Frederick civic affairs. Begli named district commercial manager for Western District with Hagerstown HQ, succeeding Silas Creech who transfers to Washington as receipts auditor.

Alfred R. Bolz Frederick Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company Baltimore City Edward T. Beall G. Maxwell Armor, Jr Annapolis Central District Armor Mr. Bolz Chicago University of Maryland Washington Baltimore Directory Advertising Bolz Chamber of Commerce Junior Chamber of Commerce Rotary Club Community Chest of Frederick County The American Red Cross Maryland Council of Defense Begli Hagerstown Harry&. Boyle, Jr Silas M. Creech Washington Telephone Company

Three Reasons For Saturday's Collection Old Clothes Rags

The Boy Scouts will collect old clothes and rags Saturday in a drive sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce and the Salvation Army. Scouts will hand residents paper sacks to fill with shoes clothing and rags for later pickup. A JCC spokesman says the effort serves three goals preventing fire hazards aiding national defense by supplying rags and rehabilitating usable clothing for about 100 Frederick County families.

Junior Chamber of Commerce Salvation Army Junior Chamber Frederick County

No Difficulties Due To War 3 Yet Encountered By County

County officials report no unusual wartime difficulties yet but prepare to discuss shortages in materials at a March 9-10 Washington conference with War Production Board and OPA officials. A Maryland plan asks counties to detail shortages and workers, though county guidance is not provided.

Maury Maverick War Production Board OPA Washington Coun

Frederick Co op Concert Ends Fifth Season With Marcel Hubert

The Frederick Cooperative Concert Association closed its fifth season with cellist Marcel Hubert and accompanist Harold Dart delivering a classic program at Frederick High School. Audiences including many youths praised the artistry, with Hubert’s background noted from Lille to Paris and the United States. The program featured Beethoven, Frescobaldi, Chopin, Mozart, Saint-Saens, Faure, Granados, De Falla, and Popper, with Dart’s Twilight encore dedicated to Hubert.

Frederick Harold Dart Lille France Hubert Andre Hekking Paris Conservatoire United States Canada America Frederick High School Beethoven Frescobaldi Chopin Mozart Saint-Saens Faure Granados de Faila Popper Mr Dart

Divorce Granted to William C. Shuff in Emmitsburg

A local court signed an absolute divorce for William Clay Shuff from Mary G. Shuff of Emmitsburg. He is ordered to pay costs. Alton Bennett represented the plaintiff and M. M. Weinberg the defendant.

William Clay Shuff Mary G. Shuff Emmitsburg Alton ¥. Bennett M. M. Weinberg

Denies Hotel Sold at Harpers Ferry

Washington news reports claimed the Hill Top hotel in Harpers Ferry West Virginia was sold to the Prisoners Relief Society of Washington. owner B L Williams denied any sale negotiations beyond quoting a price and said he plans to reopen April 1. Also noted is Lt Col Francis T Evans of the U S Marines as the first aviator to loop the loop in a seaplane in 1917.

Washington, D. C B L Williams Hill Top Harpers Ferry W. Va The Prisoners Relief Society of Washington Williams East Woodbine Street Chevy Chase Francis T. Evans U. S. Merines

A P Adapts Itself To Fourth War Program

America's largest food distributor the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company begins the 82nd Founders celebration while adapting to wartime operations for the fourth time. W B Scrimger notes the firm founded before the Civil War and its founder George Hareford, who organized the company in 1839 and created a straight line distribution system key to war efforts. Economies from this streamlined system play a vital role in national mobilization.

America Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company A. and P W. B. Scrimger Alec Scrimger George Hareford Hartford

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North Africa Stieff Stieff Rose Doll’s Jewelry Store Frederick County National Bank of Frederick No North Market Street Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation A. R. Bolzs Alfred BR. Bolz C. Maxwell Armor, Jr Committee On Maryland State Planning Commission Portland Cement Association Walnut St Philadelphia Sampson Storm & Shipley U. S John E. Duffy Lafayette Ind 69Th Francis P. Duffy First Philippine Corps Eer Nes Jer NoMend Kemp Martha Washington Parcel Post ClieSheet Wardens West Patrick Street
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