Flynn Inquiry Nearing End on Flynn Paving Case
New York City investigator Herlands told the Senate committee Flynn knew city workers used city materials on a country estate paving job. Flynn testified he learned the origin after completion and paid 750 dollars. The hearing heard multiple witnesses and discussed possible conflicts of interest and premature investigations. May end hearings tomorrow with Lay Guardia and Moran to testify.
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Washington
New York City
Edward J. Flynn
William B. Herlands
New York
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Flynn
Australia
Samuel Foley
Bronx
Berle
Ala Berle, Jr
M Mortgage Guaranty
Chamberlain
Paul J Kern
City Civil Service
Daniel A. Daly
Grand Jury
Bridges
R-N. H
Civil Service Commission
Army
Navy
Connally
D.-Tex
F. H Lay Guardia
Robert L. Moran
Herlands
Thomas Dewey
Foley
Tom Dewey
Kern
Vandenberg
R.mich
Grand
Engagement Announced for Miss Zeiler and Capt James McHugh
Mrs J Dean Zeiler of Frederick announces the engagement of her daughter Alice M Zeiler to Capt James E McHugh US Army. Zeiler a Frederick High School 1938 graduate attended Hood College and Union Memorial Hospital School of Nursing, Baltimore. McHugh son of Mr and Mrs Owen McHugh of Rochester NY is an Ohio State University graduate now on active duty stationed at Camp Sibert Alabama. Wedding planned for February.
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Miss Zeiler
McHugh
J. Dean Zeiler
City
Alice M. Zeiler
James E. McHugh
United States
Army
Frederick High School
Hood College
Union Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Baltimore
Captain McHugh
Owen McHugh
Rochester, N.Y
Ohio State University
United States Army
Camp Sibert
Gadsden
Alabama
Birthday Keenly Observed Prepares for Store Return
The article notes a man expecting to reopen his store Monday and observe his 67th birthday Sunday. It mentions visits from Miss Louise and Dorothy Young Kirks of Baltimore to their aunt Miss Mary Young on East Second Street, plus Roger B. Snyder taking a new division operator job at Camcan Station Baltimore. It also reports the birth of Judith Lee to Marcus B. Pickett and Leona Gaver in Baltimore, with both mother and baby reported doing well.
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Louise and
Dorothy Young Kirks
Baltimore
Mary Young
East Second Street
Roger B. Snyder
Frederick
Camcan Station
Marcus B. Pickett
Winfield
Judith Lee
Maryland University Hospital
Pickett
Leona Gaver
David Gaver
Mt. Airy
Winfield School
Polish process touted for cheap butadiene production
Publicker Commercial Alcohol Company of Philadelphia testified before a Senate Agriculture Sub-Committee about a Polish developed alcohol method to produce butadiene for synthetic rubber at about 139 dollars per ton. Delays in building priorities slow progress, with a 20 000 ton plant planned and questions raised over government sanction and postwar permanence.
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Wasdingion
Publicker Commercial Alcohol Company of
Philadelphia
Charles L. Gabriel
Senate Agriculture
Paul H. Hadlick
Wheeler
Dmont
Gabriel
Publicker
Soldier Fawley Listed in England Tour
Pvt. Fawley is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Fawley of Frederick Route 5 and is stationed in England. He previously served at Camp Croft Fort Meade Apex Hill Va and Temple Tex. He has been in the Army since October 6 1941.
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Pvt. Fawley
Homer Fawley
Frederick
Route 5
England
Camp Croft
8. C. Fort Meade
A. P. Hill
Temple
Tex
County Emergency Fund Ends Year With Largest Balance
The 1942 county annual report shows $4,966.53 spent from a $10,000 emergency fund, leaving $5,033.47. It notes 1940 had $3,874.71 and 1941 $1,979.54 remaining, while most fund outlays supported war efforts including Civil Defense medical supplies, Minute Men uniforms, and equipment. A long-standing right-of-way claim over the Montevue sewer was settled with $206.50 paid to Raymond R. Stifer and Myrtle E Slifer.
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Civilian Defense
Minute Men
Montevue
Raymond R. Stifer
Myrtle E Slifer
Increased Production Meat Animals Planned
Secretary of Agriculture Claude R. Wickard announces changes to boost meat animal, day products, and poultry production. The plan aims to raise feed production by expanding corn and barley planting with new corn incentives and loans, plus barley price supports tied to war crop goals, and a new bulletin on flock culling from the University of Maryland.
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Wollege Park
Jan
Claude R. Wickard
Maryland
Vinson to Probe Marines Charges Over Sunday Unloading
Chairman Vinson of the House Naval committee said he would appoint a special subcommittee to investigate a published report that merchant seamen refused to unload a ship at Guadalcanal because it was Sunday. He sought the Beacon Journal for information and asked Navy Undersecretary Forrestal and Vice Admiral Horne for reports.
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Washington
Vinson
D-Ga
House Naval Committee
Thowlay
Guadalcanal
Akron
Ohio
Beacon Journal
Solomon Isands
James V. Forrestal
FL J Horne
Emergency Legislation Shapes War Effort at Governors Meeting
Baltimore on January 23 details from the annual Council of State Governments session as war emergency measures take center stage. A state emergency war powers act would let Governors suspend statutes hindering war work when legislatures are out. War manpower aims to open rural replacement and urban recruiting offices and improve use of those rejected by selective service. Other proposals include an emergency transportation act revised explosives act emergency fiscal measures and child care centers.
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Baltimore
Council of State Governments
Corncl
Eggs With Blood Spots Linked to Early Production
College Park January 22 Dr Robert E Phillips of the University of Maryland notes that eggs with blood spots are acceptable for consumption and show no link to embryonic development. Blood spots are common when pullets begin laying, may alarm housewives, and candling can help detect and remove affected eggs before sale. Preparation using a simple box and a 40 or 50 watt bulb in a darkened room suffices for candling. After several weeks of laying the abnormality diminishes, he adds.
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College Park
Robert E. Phillips
University of Maryland Poultry Department
Phillips
Philline
Soldier Who Fled Stockade Sentenced in Miami
Pvt. Mitchel Neely Bryan was sentenced to one year in prison after a court martial for escaping from a Miami Beach stockade. The case involved a car driven by novelist Ursula Parrott. Major J W McRoberts announced the sentence and noted it is subject to review by the AAFTTC commander at Greensboro. Parrott faces federal court arraignment amid a federal indictment.
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Miami
Fla
Mitchel Neely Bryan
Miami Beach
Ursula Parrott
J. W. McRoberts
Parrott
Auxiliary Banquets Elects Officers For Coming Year
The Ladies' Auxiliary to Independent Hose Company No. 1 elected officers for the next year on Tuesday night. Officers include President Margaret Carmack and Vice Presidents Teresa Cooper Nellie Shaw. Secretary Ruth D Quinn Assistant Secretary Mary Alice Woerntt. Treasurer Virginia Kline Assistant Treasurer Lena Whitmore. Chaplain Carrie Quinny Assistant Chaplain Grace Hahn. Wednesday's banquet at 6 30 p m featured remarks, songs, and a benediction by Rev Dr Traver.
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Independent Hose Company No. 1
Grace Hahn
Engine House
Abyoy
Thomas Chapline
Benjamin B. Roserstock
Rey Amos John Traver
Hore Company
Caplain
Degun
de Traever
America
Ruth D Quinn
Tempis Stoner
Plato
Carmack
Gill
Dr. Traver
Vast Nazi Spy Ring Reported in Argentina
A memorandum published by the Inter-American Committee for Political Defense states a large Nazi spy ring operates in Argentina under German Embassy control in Buenos Aires. It says the network, immune from local law, relays ship movements troop transfers and air routes to Berlin, affecting 11 republics and tracing Nazi influence through diplomatic immunity. Buenos Aires vetoed full publication despite majority support.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Inter-American Committee For Political Defense
United States
Berlin
U. S
Natal
Brazil
North Africa
Chile
Miguel Angel Chiappe
Oscar Ramirez Sotomayor
Light Mist Freezing on Roads Across County
A light mist froze in subfreezing temperatures creating slick roads in parts of the county this morning. State police urged caution while the State Roads Commission sent trucks to spread cinders on hills and curves, especially in Brad dock. Windsheilds iced over, causing motorists to stop and clear glass, and pavement remained slippery as the temperature rose from 18 to around 27 degrees.
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State Roads Commission
Braddock
Transfer Of Air Corps NCO Poole Noted In 1942 Move
Staff Sergeant Poole of the 94th Service Squadron has been transferred from Enid Army Flying School Oklahoma to Bakers Army Camp Oregon. Poole has served in the Air Corps since November 19 1941. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Martin L Poole of Germantown.
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Poole
94Th Service Squadron
Enid Army Flying School
Oklahoma
Bakers Army Camp
Oregon
Sergt
Air Corps
Martin L. Poole
Germantown
Effect Of Good Speech Spoiled By Appointment Of Eddie Flynn
Washington lecturer Mrs Georgette Ross Howard told a women’s audience at the Francis Scott Key hotel that strong opposition is needed in democracy and citizens should engage in Congress. She noted the Flynn appointment, praised Eisenhower’s North Africa actions, warned about the German U boat menace, and urged intensified American production and Pacific focus to check Japan.
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Congress
Georgette Ross Howard
Washington
Francis Scott Key
Howard
Mre Manard
Giieg
Frederick
Edward Flynn Himseelf
Flynn
Roosevelt
Australia
Clare Booth Lacs
Connecticut
Winifred L. Stanley
New York
Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
North Africa
Jean Darlan
United States
Pacific
Hiller
Japan
Directive on Bulk Gas Coupons Issued by Ration Board
Last night a local ration board issued a directive invalidating bulk gasoline coupons issued to consumers storing gas in 100 gallon tanks or more though exchangeable for a new type. Dealers have until January 27 to replace stock with current coupons, or until January 30 if no gas is on hand.
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Washington
Office of Price Administration
Househelders
Distributors to Exchange Ration Coupons by Feb Fifth
Gasoline distributors must exchange all bulk current coupons with the local ration board by February 5. After that date the current distributor bulk coupons will become invalid and cannot be used for purchases.
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Ration Board
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London
DNB
G.iman
Paris
Lyons
Marseille
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Américan Federation of Labor
Willard
Monrovia Church
L. K Woodward
Westminster
Grace Neidig
Lewis K. Woodward
Front Royal
Woodward
Naval Service
Harriett Lebherz
William B. Lebherz
Katharine LL. Thomas
John B Thomas
Middletown
Queen Anne's County Welfare Board
Centerville
Miss Thomas
Mirton A. Frank, Jr
Naval Air Corps
Washington, D. C
Naval Air Cadets
Milton A. Frank
N. A. Vv
Arkansas Polytechnic College
Russellville
Ark
Frank
Pvt
E. Donald Sefton
E. B. Sefton
Hagerstown
Thurmont
Fitzsimmons General Hospital
Denver
S A.C
R. E. Town
George A. Minnick
West Patrick Street
Darleen Mae
Johns Hopkins Hospital
E. Clarence Shepherd
West Third Street
Frederick City Hospital
Butadiene
Owen L. Fawley
Robert E Phillips
University of Maryland
Poultry Department
Morley A Juli
Ho Schoenaring and Sons
Robert Hiltner
Winchester Street
Citizens Company
John W. Droneburg
Jefferson
Hilmer
C . Williams
Maryland Poultry Improvement Program
Livestock Sanitary Service
Herbert W. Cooley
Fort Benning, Ga
Gurney LE. Davis
Eldersburg
Carrolls County
Council of State
Independent
Braft Sergi
Edwin &, Fesle
Eddie Flynn
Mrs. Howard
Gen. Eisenhower
Frederick City
Serting
WM. & Slemmer
Mgr
Uberty Finance Corporation
N. Market Dt
Keystone Paint Products
Bary & Interter Rubber
Fleer
Nicodemus Paint Store
Court St. Pheae Ass
Valentines
Valentine
Pearres Pharmacy
Doll Jewelry Store
South Market St
Frederick, Md
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Federal Deposit Imverance Corp
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