Halsey Denies Charge Against Union Seamen
Admiral William F. Halsey Jr reports from the South Pacific that merchant seamen did not refuse to unload ships at Guadalcanal. He cites naval supervision showing crews unloaded over a dozen vessels and praises their cooperation under enemy fire.
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Washington
William F. Halsey, Jr
South Pacific
Guadalcanal Island
House
Halsey
United States
Guadalcanal
Akron
Ohio
Beacon Journal
Entire State Swept By Storm
A bitter sleet storm hit Maryland on Thursday, closing at least one war plant, crippling transit, and snapping power lines. Two deaths occurred in sled accidents. Cumberland saw 17 inches of snow, Garrett County two feet, while Baltimore and Southern Maryland faced widespread outages and traffic disruption. State Roads Commission deployed 190 trucks and 530 men to keep routes passable.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Glenn L. Martin Aircraft Company
Garrett County
Cumberland
Baltimore
Baltimore City
Washington
Anne Arundel
Cambridge
Salisbury
State Roads Commission
Washington Boulevard
Wicomico County
Leonardtown
Captain Dertzbaugh promoted from first lieutenant
Made A Captain Frank M. Dertzbaugh Jr son of Mr and Mrs Frank M Dertzbaugh 306 Upper College Terrace promoted from first lieutenant to captain He is on the staff of the officers candidate department at Fort Monmouth New Jersey Entered service in 1940 with Headquarters Company 115th Infantry and transferred to the Signal Corps School later He was commissioned a second lieutenant in January Previously he was manager of the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company at Middletown.
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Frank M. Dertzbaugh, Jr
Frank M. Dertzbaugh
Upper College Terrace
Dertzbaugh
Eastern Signal Corps School
Fort Monmouth
N. J
115Th Infantry
Signal Corps
Army
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Middletown
High Altitude Stress Enlarges Adrenal Glands in Animals
A study led by Dr. Geusa We Thorn shows repeated exposure to simulated altitudes of 18 000 and 27 000 feet enlarging adrenal glands in rats and rabbits and boosting red blood cell counts. Findings, from the American Journal of Physiology, note altitude effects on blood and adrenal activity with mixed implications for aircrew and anemia treatment.
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Alton Blakeslee
New York
Geusae We Thorn
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Hershey
Harvard Medical School
American Journal of Physiology
Rocky Mountain
Andes Mountains
South America
Thorn
Fined and suspended for unregistered practice of medicine
Waldo Jones of Dear Island was fined 200 dollars plus costs and the fine suspended after pleading guilty to registering births and deaths in violation of the Chiropractic act. Two other charges were dropped. the state Health Department filed accusations of practicing medicine without a license and without circuit court registration.
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Grocer
W. Leslie Burger
South Market Street
State Health Department
Allen Y. Bennett
Burgers
Jacob Rohrback
Princess Anne
Waldo Jones
Dear Island
Stanley Ford
Jones
J. Davis Donovan
Guadalcanal Vet Photo Features Moore Family Note
Guadalcanal veteran James A. Moore of Monrovia is pictured with his son in a wartime caption. Moore, a member of the U S Army, has spent time as a patient at a New Zealand hospital after shell shock and malaria fever. He saw action in several major engagements during the Guadalcanal campaign in the Solomon Islands.
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Pic. Moore
James A. Moore
Monrovia
Elie Hae
Corps Hie
New Zealand
Guadalcanal
Solomon Islands
Corn Grown Over 2000 Million Acres Across Land
The report notes corn grown on more than 2000 million acres, yielding about 5 billion bushels annually across the nation, highlighting expansive production and strong output despite variable conditions.
House Committee Reports Anti Racketeering Bill on unions
Washington January 24 A bill to subject labor unions to the 1934 federal racketeering act is reported to the House by the Judiciary Committee. Sponsors call it a test of sentiment on labor legislation while proponents foresee more bills requiring annual financial statements and secret-ballot strike votes. The measure defines extortion and robbery with penalties up to 20 years and $10,000, aiming to curb unlawful union activities without outlawing legitimate labor actions.
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Washington
House
Judiciary Committee
Congress
Rules Committee
Supreme Court
New York City
Ktruckers
New York
Rep
Hobbs
D-Ala
Merce
Nathan E. Cowan
CIO
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McShane
Edgewood
Frank L McShane
Annapolis Evening Capital
Maryland Gazette
Edgewood Hospital
America
ae “@ARLO
Zaco
Aame Small Loan Co
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Rabbits
Guadalcanal Vet
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James A. Meare
National Bohemian
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National Brewing Company
Baltimore, Md
Washington, D. C
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West Patrick ST. Frederick
Bailey Goss
WRAL
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the Parson’s CO
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Little Boys
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