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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1943

Page

10

Set For Thomas Charged With Sabotage At Navy Plant

Harvey Lee Thomas a 71 year old civilian plane inspector for the Navy faced charges of sabotaging electrical equipment on Navy patrol bombers at Glenn L Martin Company. He allegedly damaged safety devices wiring gun controls and instrument boards to “get even” and sought draft deferment to study medicine. An FBI agent said Thomas admitted damaging equipment and slowed production at the Middle River plant, causing losses in the millions. He was ordered held under 25000 bond pending further hearing.

Mantimore Navy Glenn L. Martin Company Harvey Lee Thomas Federal Bureau of Investigation U. S James K Cullen Martin Company Martin Adamstown E. A. Schurman Middle River Thomas Fifey Ometa Matent FBI Cullen Schurman Culen T. Barten Harrington E. A. Soucy Baltimore Naval Aircraft Inspection Frederick High School Franklin and Marshall College Bie Riage College Baltic More East Thirty-ninth Street

Inspector dispute over Navy staffing in wartime probe

Thomas testified that defects were blamed on Martin inspectors and Cullen pressed why a 871-year-old medical student served as an electrical inspector for planes. Thomas faced a $25 000 bail and a Friday hearing as FBI and Navy reviews unfold along with statements about his education and employment at the Martin plant.

Thomas Martin Cullen Navy Sayinn

Emmitsburg Red Cross Workshop Opens to Meet Urgent Need

Frederick County announces a new Emmitsburg workroom to boost the 1943 Red Cross drive quota of 125000000, joining existing units in Adamstown Brunswick Thurmont Middletown Walkersville and Frederick City. Volunteers exceed last year with over 1900 women, and the drive seeks 27800 dollars locally to support surgical dressings and related Red Cross productions for the armed forces.

Red Cross Frederick County Welk Mwe Heedof Stolmes D . Baker Ernest C Webb Emmitsburg Webb North Africa John Ed Scheil James H. Gambrillli Eds - Thewes Emmittsburg Harry Bavle Louise Sebold L. Leary Sarah Raonds E.R. Shriver Charlies McNair Leidan Psiapidaig Cail Walkersville Uni

Mrs Himes outlines AWVS efforts at Frederick Kiwanis meeting

Mrs Joseph H Himes presented the local American Women's Voluntary Service activities at the Kiwanis Club noon meeting in Frederick. She described the nursery plans, nurses aid work, canteen services for servicemen, a thrift shop, and planned Victory campaigns while noting county recognition for salvage and two Frederick City workrooms aiding Red Cross efforts.

Kiwanians Francis Scott Key American Women's Voluntary Services Joseph H. Himes AWVS England West Patrick Street Frederick East Patrick Himes W. Merval Weaver Francis B. Sappington David G. Everhart Frederick County Ransom R. Lewis, Jr Kiwanis Club Armed Services Francis J. Thompson Tras B. Rasenaux, Jr A. Leland Clark

St Nazaire Bombed Again by Allied Air Attacks

American Fortresses and Liberators bombed St Nazaire in daylight, claiming credit for dropping bombs on the German U boat base near the Loire estuary. Pursuing fighters and heavy anti aircraft fire accompanied a second European assault in two days with pilots reporting light casualties. Captains Carter and Pyle described fierce resistance from about 30 to 50 German fighters as the battle raged over the channel and toward Boulogne and Calais.

England St. Nazaire U. S S Lorient Loire River Bay of Biscay English Channel Boulogne Calais Air Ministry France St Nazaire J. W. Carter Lawton Oklo Carter Clifton Pyle Marshall Tex Continent

Woman ejected for protest at Luce hearing in House

Agnes Waters a long time militant non interventionist and frequent Congressional visitor was removed from the House Foreign Affairs Committee room after protesting Rep Clare Luce's appearance. The note about earth rotation and a stone is unrelated and non factual in this context.

Washington Agnes Waters House Foreign Affairs Committee Clare Luce R-Conn

Tax Return Advice For Frederick County Farmers

An audience of Frederick County farmers crowded the YMCA auditorium to learn about filing income tax returns by March 15. Extension experts and Farm Bureau leaders outlined forms, legal obligations for those earning $1,200 or more, and the need to file even if no tax is due, with discussion on farm bookkeeping and Victory Tax rules for farm workers.

Frederick County Farm Bureaus Grange University of Maryland Extension Service Paul E. Nystrom T. S. Anderson Tobias E. Zimmerman Pomona Grange Frederick Home Demonstration Department Nystrom

Cabinet Resigns After Ryti Victory in Finland

Premier John W. Rangell announces the resignation of his entire cabinet following Risto Ryti's reelection as president yesterday. The move marks a formal shift in government leadership after the electoral outcome.

Helsinki Finland John W. Rangell Risto Ryti

Doughton Proposes Half 1943 Tax Cancellation to Aid Pay as You Go

Washington reports Chairman Doughton D NC submitted to the House Ways and Means Committee a plan to cancel about half of the 1943 individual income taxes to place 44 million taxpayers on a pay as you go basis. The move could erase roughly 6.5 billion in government assets and would require doubling up payments by those with multiple tax burdens.

Washington Doughton D-Nc House Ways and Means Treasury Beardsley Ruml Federal Reserve Bank of New York Rep Robertson Dva Randolph Paul Paul

Work Regularly Or Fight Edict Aims At Absenteeism

Maryland war workers are urged to "work regularly or fight" as officials crack down on chronic absenteeism in war plants. Col. Henry C. Stanwood says such cases will affect draft classifications for women seeking occupational deferments. Lieut. Col. Paul Klaesius notes employers should report workers who fail to report regularly so deferment for such men can be considered.

Baltimore Maryland Henry C. Stanwood State Selective Service Paul Klaesius

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