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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1942

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2

Moving Idle Md Maryland Scrap Dealers Conference Sunday

Maryland scrap metal dealers attend a Sunday conference in Baltimore to discuss moving idle metal to steel plants for war production. W Thomas Hoyt, new regional head of the Bureau of Industrial Conservation, outlines offers to wreckers and possible seizure of metal stocks if refused.

Baltimore Maryland W. Thomas Hoyt Bureau of Industrial Conservation of the War Production Board Virginia Delaware New Jersey Pennsylvania Lord Baltimore Seaboard Scrap Iron and Steel Institute of America Hyman H. Block Norfolk Hoyt George Lang Phoenix Iron Company Phoenixville Lang

Seriously Hurt In Crash With U S Bus

J Edgar Young a Greencastle Pa hosiery plant owner was badly hurt in a collision with a United States Army Ferry Command bus at Route 11 near Hagerstown. The bus carried eleven ferry command pilots and was turning into the airport road. all bus occupants were uninjured. Young was rushed to Washington County Hospital with serious injuries and was reported in critical condition. Amateur aviators at the airport later had their cameras seized by Fairchild Airport Corporation guards after taking pictures.

Hagerstown J. Edgar Young United States Army Ferry Command Hagerstown Airport Here Young Greencastle Ferry Command Edwin O. Smith Pikesville Washington County Fairchild Airport Corporation Pic

Japanese Bomber Engagement Tops 16 Down by U S Forces

Lieut Edward H O'Hare in action above the western Pacific reared up in his plane and shot down six Japanese bombers. U S naval units credited with 16 enemy planes shot down during the engagement and the pilot is noted for his achievement.

U. S Western Pacific Edward H. O'Hare Louis Mo

War Machines Use Tire Chains To Cut Stopping Distances

The article describes tire chains fitted to all four wheels of war machines to improve braking. It claims stopping distances drop by 40 to 50 percent and 25 to 30 percent in some conditions, noting the chains add traction on the battlefield.

Walkersville T. R Chester Allis Chalmers Dellinger H.P. McCormick-Deering McCormick-Deering Schuttler NEW Idea John Deerecorm John Deere van Brunt John Deere Osborne McCormick Syracuse Barshear Saxton Charles J. Smith

Army bus crash investigation halted awaiting action

Investigating officers reported no charges had been preferred as the Army bus wreck case awaits further inquiry. The vehicle was covered with canvas for the official investigation.

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Recruit Children To Work On Farms He Says

Baltimore mayor Howard W. Jackson urged the Maryland League of Municipalities to recruit older children for lighter farm work this summer to ease labor shortages and to serve as a blueprint for civilian defense in air raids. The meeting in Colmar Manor included mayors from multiple towns and officials, with Mayor Culler elected first vice president.

Baltimore Howard W. Jackson Maryland League of Municipalities Jackson John N. Torvestad Colmar Manor Prince Georges County

Danube Floods Hit Vidin as Hungary Bulgaria Floodwaters Rise

Dispatches report the Danube bursting banks across Hungary and Bulgaria with Vidin port largely submerged. About 10,000 residents stranded on rooftops as ice damaged quays, and casualties feared amid the rising waters.

London Danube Hungary Bulgaria Vidin Thestetant Italy Vichy

Evacuations Amid Danube Ice Breaks and Extreme Cold

Reports from Budapest indicate 2,000 people evacuated from the Szabadka region as many homes collapsed. Airplanes bombed ice barriers on the Danube without success while Sweden faces a new cold spell. A Rome dispatch says Stockholm reached 40 degrees below zero Fahrenheit.

Budapest Szabadka Hungary Danube Sweden Malian Stefani Rome Stockholm

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