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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1942

Page

7

Eagles Fraternal Banquet Highlights War Urgency and Unity

Grand Trustee John Young of Hanover urges fraternal strength to meet wartime demands at Frederick Aerie annual dinner in the Francis Scott Key hotel. Nearly 200 attendees, 38 new initiates, and a post dinner dance followed the remarks and initiations.

John Young Hanover Order of Eagles Frederick Aerie Francis Scott Key Hotel Mr. Young Frederick Howard M. Albaugh Henauei Lodge Aerie C. C. Clemson L. Frank James William Eyler Claude Zimmerman Grant L. Stitely Steiner O. Summers H. Krantz Charles A. Six George M. Perry Levi W. Moberly George Devilbiss Lewis E. Moberly, Jr Frank Crebs Charles Vierley Roger M. Reese Charles E. Welty Richard A. Bruchey F. M. Cratech- Jey Arthur Hoffman Clark H. Smith Elmer E. Fritz Joseph M. Foland Howard J. Smith Harry C. Bruchey T. Zimmerman Wade Ve Coran A. W. Coran C. B. Brookey Lloyd E. Babington H. Elwood Wills Orman Harris John F. Kennedy Edward Blumenauer E. A. Summers Orville Holtz I. S. Hankey Mahlon L. Crum Louis A. Moberly Alonzo G. Miller Elias J. Wastler J. W. Young Richard T. Brachey Charles Waikirk Harold W. Roelke Jesse N. Smith Harry C. Stull Guy W. Swomley Frederick G. Tyeryar Ernest Goucker Irving S. Smith Jesse Brightwell Claude ©. Shoemaker Maxie A. Hill J. Steinhaus Charles W. Coleman Jacob Weatherholt E. A. Roelke Roger Roelke W. M. Delawter B. A. Bell Howard E. Schade C. Powers C. Vetter Alby ‘. Crawford Robert L. Boyer Ernest H. Weddle Paul A. Hobbs Charles S. Wilson Charles H. Bender Clarence C. Carty Dey Haines Albert W. Schultz Jack Cave LeRoy Lipps David Hemp Ernest Spangler Ralph D. Fout H. W. Miller Joseph R. Burke William F. White M. Sayler Robert G. Witter Charles W. Barnes E. L. Stockman Gerald Tucker Richard C. Tucker D. L. Fisher Reid Tyergar Ray E. Thomas George T. Eyler George E. Miller Austin H. McDivitt Austin Devilbiss Reno E. Tucker Roger D. Powell Thomas H. Baumgardner Ralph H. Baer George B. McGinness York Lillian Hamilton M. M. Eyler James E. Tucker Marie Nicholson Kenneth Grabill Earl Strube Ray M. Watkins George E. Lewis Mary M. Wastler I. L. Stevens J. W. Brosius Catherine Steinhaus Lillie J. Trout Sayler Ernest H. Weddie M. Irene Miller Mary Hooper George EF. Lewis Effie J. Albaugh W. Merval Weaver Orman Norris John F. Miller Robert Devilbiss Lola Covell Albert Blumenauer

United States Foreign Legion Saved On Bataan Peninsula

The 31st Infantry’s nine day battle at Abucay Hacienda on Bataan details its varied units and heroic efforts. From Manila origins in 1916 to couched engagements near Layac Junction the regiment faced daily air bombing and a major December 31 infantry assault. Lieutenant Colonel Jasper Brady’s battalion led a bold bayonet charge as Filipino troops joined the front lines on the Labangan river.

Clark Lee Bataan Peninsula America’s Foreign Legion 31St United States Infantry Abucay Hacienda Bataan Manila United States MacArthur Abucay Hacienda Layac Junction Usaffe Jasper Brady Seattle Wash Labangan

RAF Bombers Hit Ruhr Objective Without Loss

RAF bombers struck targets in the Ruhr last night and returned without any losses, the Air Ministry reported. A communique stated a small force attacked Ruhr objectives and none of the aircraft went missing.

RAF Ruhr London Royal Air Force Germany Air Ministry Bomber Command

China Can Tete Supplies Over Three Other Routes

The Burma Road may close but China can reroute supplies via three other paths. Russia’s north and northwest roads connect to the Trans-Siberian Railway and Marco Polo routes, while a Calcutta to Chungking back road is not yet complete. India’s rail and arms capacity could aid China as Siberian supplies flow through, including captured German weapons now fitted to Chinese munitions.

China Milton Bronner NEA Washington Burma India Burma Road Russia Jia Chungking Siberia Indo-China Thailand Semipalatinsk Chita Calcutta Chungking

Roosevelt's Early Start Sets Record for Long Tenure

The piece notes President Roosevelt would have served longer than any prior president even without a third term. It highlights he began his presidency in January rather than March, unlike most predecessors.

R Roosevelt

Churchill Shakes Up War Cabinet

London moves to reorganize amid wartime strain. Sir Stafford Cripps named Lord Privy Seal and government leader in the Commons. Beaverbrook declines full cabinet role but takes a special mission to the United States. Attlee becomes Dominions Secretary as Churchill reshapes the War Cabinet.

London Stafford Cripps House of Comons Churchill Ning Lord Beaverbrook United States Warver Ag Vne Middle Eenters Dominion Clement Attlee

War Cabinet Formed With Key British Leaders

The War Cabinet will be constituted with Winston Churchill as Defense Minister and First Lord of the Treasury, Clement Attlee as Deputy Prime Minister, Anthony Eden as Foreign Secretary, Lord Privy Seal Sir Stafford Cripps, and Sir John Anderson as Lord President. Oliver Lyttelton and Ernest Bevin hold ministerial roles, while Lord Attlee also acts as Deputy PM. Lord Peoverbrook declined. The Minister of State will oversee production as a War Cabinet minister.

Privy Seal Stafford Cripps Defense the Treasury Winston Churchill Fug Douminton Clement Attlee House of Commons Council Sir John Anderson Anthonys Eden Oliver Lyttleton Labor and National Service Ernest Bevin Attlee Lord Peaverbrook United States United Nations

Favorites Inch Ahead in Scattered Market Trading

New York stocks showed uneven gains as favorites edged forward but leaders lagged. Early trading offered mixed prices with the market moving slowly and the overall direction unclear by mid-session.

New York

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