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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1939

Page

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Graf Spee camouflage tale from Captain Langsdorff

Captain Langsdorff relates how the Graf Spee sometimes disguised itself to resemble the British battleship Renown or other ships as it preyed on Allied merchant shipping. He says camouflage was common and that the Graf Spee once passed for the Admiral Scheer in Montevideo harbor before its destruction.

Buenos Aires Argentina Hans Langsdorff Associated Press Graf Spee Montevideo Atlantic Indian Ocean Admiral Scheer Montevideo Harbor Langsdorff Gersely Spain Langsdarff Uruguay

State Appeal Is Dismissed In WPA Transport Case

The Supreme Court dismissed the government's appeal in the Maryland truck case for want of a substantial federal question. The Maryland Court of Appeals held truck owners Jeroms M. Lichtenberg Evelyn Lichtenberg and Vernon Snyder were private contractors and the Public Service Commission order did not infringe federal instrumentalities. The Commission acted after finding no permit showing the trucks conformed to requirements.

Washington Supreme Court Maryland Public Service Commission WPA Baltimore Annapolis Maryland Court of Appeals Jeroms M. Lichtenberg Evelyn Lichtenberg Vernon Snyder

Hitler's Flair For Dramatics

Associated Press writer Kirk Simpson analyzes Hitler's decision to scuttle the pocket battleship Admiral Graf Spee off Montevideo. The act aimed at shaping German public opinion by avoiding a doomed battle, extinguishing a potential enemy threat, and sending a message of Nazi resolve without a costly loss of life.

Kirke L. Simpson Associated Press Adolf Hitler Montevideo Admiral Graf Spee Hitler Spee South Atlantic Scheer Ajax Achilles Berlin

Supreme Court Hears Case On Federal Contractor Immunity

Chief Justice Hughes notes contractors lacking government permit may face unknown conditions. DOJ argues federal immunity from state regulation hinges on government direction. Baltimore and Annapolis Railroad files complaint over franchise rights as WPA trucks transport workers to Naval Academy construction sites.

Hughes Supreme Court Department of Justice United States State Commission Baltimore and Annapolis Railroad WPA United States Naval Academy

Vessel Attacked by Submarine Near Fredrikskan

The master of the German ship Pinnau 1200 tons reports a submarine fired 35 shells at his vessel in the Gulf of Bothnia while it carried coal to Fredrikskan. The ship arrived damaged and reached port under its own power. He filed a report with the German Embassy in Stockholm.

Copenhagen Fredrikskan Gulf Bothala Stockholm

Butchering Party At Blair’s Valley Noted In Home Event

A large porker over 500 pounds was butchered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bern Kisner in Blair's Valley. Dinner followed with John Sword as head butcher and Charles Kis- as part of the processing party.

Bern Kisner Blair’s Valley John Sword Charles Kis

Views On Scuttling of Vessel Sought

Hyde Park N Y December reports President Roosevelt to meet with his cabinet in Washington to obtain views on the scuttling of the Graf Spee and the clash between German and British cruisers within the Western Hemisphere security zone expectations indicate possible U S response to the event.

Hyde Park N. Y Roosevelt Washington

Kisner Family Names in Local Social Notes

The clipping mentions William Kisner, Molly Kisner, and Bern Kisner along with Mr and Mrs Clem Rohrer Geneva Krantz and Mr and Mrs Bern Kisner in a social notices context. Additional names include John Yeakle and Mr and Mrs Clem Rohrer. The fragment indicates a gathering or listing of local residents and families.

William Kisner John Yeakle Clem Rohrer Molly Kisner Geneva Krantz Bern Kisner

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