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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1942

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Ban On Asphalt Delays Frederick Street Car Rail Removal

A Federal ban on asphalt halts Frederick City street car rail removal and stalls WPA led paving plans in Frederick County. City Engineer W Raymond Walter cites delays awaiting asphalt to repave damaged streets while WPA and War Production Board priorities seek scarce supply for defense needs. County and state road projects resume only under special orders, with a 15 day window to complete pre April 24 started work.

Frederick City State Roads Commission Frederick County Roads Board Frederick County W. Raymond Walter WPA War Production Board Defense County Roads Board Roger Willard Robert E. L. Putman SRC Willard Walter

Inland Submarine Hatches For First Time In Manitowoc

The Manitowoc Wisconsin harbor launched the inland built 1500 ton submarine Peto, marking a first for the U S Navy away from salt water. Mrs BE A Lofquist broke the champagne bottle as the vessel slid into the Manitowoc River amid cheers from workers and nearby sister ships.

Manitowoc Wis Lake Michigan Middle Western Peto Manitowoc River BE. A. Lofquist Ninth Naval District Uncle Sam

State OPA Heads To Visit Here May 8

Baltimore officials report a tour by three top OPA executives to explain the price fixing program. Leo H. McCormick Clifford Snyder and Lloyd G Reynolds will visit Cumberland Oakland Frederick Elkton Chestertown Easton Annapolis Salisbury and Rockville with dates set for May 6 8 17 18 and 19 at various stops. They will answer questions and urge public cooperation statewide.

Baltimore OPA Maryland Leo H. McCormick Clifford Snyder Lloyd G. Reynolds Cumberland Oakland Hagerstown Frederick Elkton Chestertown Easton Annapolis Salisbury Rockville McCormick

Oil Theft Probe Ties Johnson to 247 West Patrick Street Case

Investigation of oil theft from the C. C. Stephens office at 247 West Patrick street identified Johnson as a suspect. Officers say he is charged with selling whiskey to George Hunter and David Taylor, who were convicted Thursday of theft in exchange for the stolen lubricant. Johnson will likely have a hearing tonight in Police Court.

C. C. Stephens West Patrick Street Johnson George Hunter David Taylor

Rotary Clubs Debate Fourth Verse of Star Spangled Banner

The Rotarian notes growing interest in singing the anthem's fourth verse with clubs in Chicago Toledo and other cities testing the change. Toledo president Philip C Nash and Chicago industrialist B F Affleck advocate transposing to lower keys for easier group singing.

Willam Lyon Phelpy Francis Scott Key Philip C. Nash University of Toledo Toledo Ohio B. F. Affleck Chicago Chicago Rotary Club Affleck Phelps Yale University Edward S. Delaplaine Rotary Club Toledo University Earle Scott Smith Rotary Club of Smith Billy’ Phelps Mr. Affleck Rotary Rotary Club of Chicago Nash Rotarians

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