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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1942

Page

3

Test Pits Dug At Jug Bridge For New Route

Test pits are being dug south of Jug Bridge as the State Roads Commission tests sites for a new Route 40 bridge over the Monocacy River. Two routes are under study near the old bridge, one north and one through Dr. James A. Long property, both avoiding the steep eastern approach. Local clubs back relief efforts, with Kiwanis Lions Rotary and chambers endorsing plans to petition the Roads Commission for immediate action.

Jug Bridge State Roads Commission Monocacy River James A. Long Sycamore Robert E. L. Putman New Market District Baltimore New Market Libertytown Frederick Linganore Road Kiwanis Club Lions Club Frederick Chamber of Commercce Junior Chamber of Commerce Roads Commission

Four Boys Drowned Near Halethorpe

Four boys aged 4 to 10 drowned near Halethorpe Maryland after ice broke on a pond while they ran across it. Victims are Francis 6 and William 10 Schmidt of Arbutus Philip 6 and Charles 4 Solane also of Arbutus. Two bodies recovered hours later by police using a boat from Catonsville.

Halethorpe Baltimore County Francis William William Schmidt Arbutus Philip Charles French M. Solane Catonsville

Siamese Twins Born in New York Weigh Nine Pounds

Two baby girls born joined from below the chest to near the navel, weighing a total of nine pounds four ounces, rest in one Staten Island crib at St. Vincent's Hospital. Dr. Peter Timpone plans careful studies and possible separation surgery after X rays. The twins Joan and Vincenza were baptized and lie in careful care with oxygen and donor milk.

New York St. Vincent's Hospital Staten Island Carmine Picciotto Peter Timpone Dafoe Timpone Picciotto Bougte Joan and Vincenza Dr. Timpene Timpene New Brighton Sofer

New Maneuver By Farm Bloc Watched

Washington reports the Senate farm bloc moves to block sales of government held crop surpluses below parity as senators delay a 32.76 billion military appropriations bill. Senator Thomas of Oklahoma plans an amendment to ban expenditures on commodity purchases under parity, while a separate measure aims to prohibit CCC sales below parity. Prime Minister Mackenzie King told the House Canadians trained under compulsory service could be sent to Alaska or the United States to help repel any invasion attempt.

Washington Senate Farm Bloc Senate Thomas D-Okla Commodity Credit Corporation U. S Ottawa Mackenzie King House of Commons Alaska United States

Conscription Talk Links Canada and U S War Reach

The note argues that drafting Canadians for overseas service would pose no technical barrier to deploying troops to the continental United States or the Alaska territory adjacent to Canada, suggesting broader mobilization implications for allied defense.

Ito Continental United States Alaska Territory Canada

Federal Road Funds Frozen in Budget Talk

Annapolis reports Governor O Conor asked State Roads Commission Chair Ezra Whitman to gather all data on possible curtailment of Federal highway funds to Maryland. He cited President Roosevelt’s alleged move to freeze about 500 million for nondefense highway projects, noting Maryland’s ongoing access roadway program would likely be unaffected. The governor warned the order could affect state programs, while a shelf of projects might exist to employ workers after the emergency ends. The piece also notes New York City first used traffic lights in 1918 with officers operating levers.

Annapolis O'Conor State Roads Commission Ezra B. Whitman Maryland Conor Roosevelt

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