Roosevelt warns of possible enemy attack on New York
President Roosevelt bluntly warned that an enemy attack on New York or Detroit was perfectly feasible. He spoke at a press conference as Congress followed up on lend lease to Russia and defense funding.
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Richard L. Turner
Washington
Roosevelt
New York
Detroit
Chiet
Russia
United States
Senate
Atlantic
Pacific
Walsh
D-Mass
Senate Naval Committee
Gulf Coast
Johnson
R-Cahf
Pacific Coast
Lkely
Pearl Harbor
Office of Civilian Defense
House
McKellar
D-Tenn
Roosevelts
Alaska
Secretary of the Navy
Knox
Russians to be moved to southern Ukraine for 1942 food program
Germany orders 400000 Russian farm workers moved from Kiev and Zhytomyr regions to Kirovo Dnieperopetrovsk and Nikolaev as part of a giant 1942 food plan. Many workers left with the Russian Army last summer. Nazis also plan to resettle White Russians with farmers from Denmark Holland and others.
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Bern
Switzerland
Germany
Ukraine
Kiev
Zhitomir
Kirovo
Dnieperopetrovsk
Nikolaev
Russia
Denmark
Holland
Destroyed Shaw destroyer returns to West Coast port under own power
Navy officers disclosed that the destroyer Shaw, damaged in the Pearl Harbor attack, has arrived at a West Coast port under its own power after two months of repairs. The ship, fitted with a stub emergency bow, is to be reconditioned, with officials noting its similarity to the first Shaw of World War I.
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Honolulu
Shaw
Pearl Harbor
English Channel
Williaw
Portland
England
Glassford
Court News: Marriage Licenses and Divorces Listed
Edmund DeLong Bowman and Helen Caldwell Potts marry. Frederick Robert B Crone and Evelyn E Sigler marry. Property deeds record Bourne to Lawson and wife. Albaughs, Hoy to Rose, Thomas to Keyes, and others recorded. Equity suit Helen M Brown vs Ralph D Brown for absolute divorce. Ada Shoop vs Ernest A Shoop for absolute divorce. Attorneys listed.
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Edmund DeLong Bowman
Sunset Hills
Helen Caldwell Potts
Court Square
Frederick Robert B Crone
Evelyn E Sigler
Middletown
Equity
Helen M Brown
Ralph D Brown
Alton Bennett
Ada Shoop
Ernest A Shoop
E Austin James
Maryland Farmers Follow Uncle Sam
Maryland farmers are boosting self sufficiency as the Department of Agriculture estimates at least 3000 more acres will be used for vegetable gardens on the state's 20000 farms. The shift aims to counter rubber and gasoline shortages by growing more for home use, with overall acreage totals stable or shifting slightly for key crops.
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College Park
Maryland
Department of Agriculture
Petersons Ointment Promises Relief for Eczema Itching
Advert says Petersons Ointment relieves itching and blemishes from eczema. If one application does not delight you, money refunded. Also promoted for itching feet and cracks between toes at 35c all druggists.
Frederick County G O P Dinner to Feature McKeldin Speech
Theodore R McKeldin a prominent Baltimore attorney will headline the Frederick County G O P Club dinner and dance at the Francis Scott Key Hotel Saturday night. More than 200 guests are expected with Auson James as toastmaster and Joseph Stephens Orchestra providing music.
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Theodore R McKeldin
Baltimore
Frederick County
Francis Scott Key
Auson James
Air Raid Precaution Test Citywide Sunday Afternoon
The county wide air raid precautions test will be held Sunday afternoon between noon and 30 pm, with the Council of Defense coordinating. Air wardens will post, traffic stops occur, and firemen prepare for emergencies as in a real raid. Sirens at City Hall Detrick Field and Hood College will spread the alarm, with county signals from church bells and factory whistles. Residents are urged to review posted regulations and observe the test.
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Council of Defense
Frederick Oss
City Hall
Detrick Field
Hood College
Lingenfelter held on morals charge in Confluence
Howard Lingenfelter, 28, was charged after bringing a 15 year old girl from Knoxville Maryland and living with her as husband and wife in Confluence Pennsylvania. A $2 000 bond was set at a preliminary hearing before Justice C J Harrison and Lingenfelter was committed to Somerset County Jail in default of bond.
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Confluence
Knoxville
Howard IL Lingenfelter
Justice of the Peace
J Harrison Lingenfelter
Somerset County
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