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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1940

Page

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Roosevelt Succeeds In Veto Uphold Vote On Logan Walter Bill

Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt won his first post election policy victory as the House sustained his veto of the Logan Walter bill with 127 votes to sustain and 153 against override. The measure would have required federal agencies to publish regulations in the Federal Register and allowed reconsideration or court appeals based on alleged erroneous findings. A special committee led by Dean Acheson was appointed to review administrative processes and report in a few weeks.

Washington Roosevelt House Senate Walter Logan D-Ky Congress Dean Acheson Labor Board Veterans Administration, Securities Commission Federal Register Jackson Byron D'Ajenandro Lasseer Ward Maryland Sumners D., Tex Judiciary Committee America McCormack

Roosevelt veto fuels clash over defense agency reform

The Roosevelt veto analysis by Attorney General Jackson warns the bill would delay defense activities and cause chaos in government. Presidents news release calls it a step toward endless disputes while supporters defend court review rights and procedural safeguards.

Commission Urges Negotiated Peace

Evanston Ill December 18 The Methodist Church Commission on World Peace urged the United States to seek an armistice in Europe and Asia arguing a negotiated peace serves more than a dictated one The commission also called for repeal of the National Selective Service Act labeling peacetime conscription a menace to democracy while praising protections for conscientious objectors and critiquing current policy.

Evanston Ill The Methodist Church Commission On World Peace United States Europe Asia

Three Ships Are Sent To Bottom

Submarines in the North Atlantic attacked British shipping lanes near England, sinking two tankers and a freighter. The Belgian liner Willie D Arlon was reported lost, while two other vessels Napier Star and Dalfona were struck. Pendrecht and Dalton were believed to carry aviation fuel and gasoline.

New York North Atlantic England Wilie D'Arlon U. S Mackay Napier Star New Zealand Britain Morth West Scotland Dalfona Pendrecht Daltonn Violland Norway Curacao

Jack Hellane Seeks Ward 1 City Council Nomination

Joseph G. Hellane announces candidacy for City Council from Ward 1 subject to Republican primary. A Western Maryland Railway employee for 33 years and longtime Ward 1 resident, he plans to run amid local political activity.

Joseph G Jack) Hellane West Washington Street Hellane Western Maryland Railway Company

Gems Seized in NYC as Longest Day Highlights Contrast

The report notes gems valued between 30000 and 40000 collected, while in New York City the longest day lasts 15 hours 9 minutes from sunrise to sunset and the shortest 9 hours 14 minutes.

New York City

Changes in Number Listings for Selective Service Registrants

Washington county registrants under the Selective Service Act will find new order numbers posted in City Hall lobby. With two draft boards, numbers are cut nearly in half, reducing many into the 2000s from the 5600s and higher brackets. Officials note totals in the city or county run to about 4500, with no official word yet on further details.

Washington County Washington

City and County Brace for Early Training Registrants

Registrants to be called for training early next year with at least ten from both the city and county. Cypress wood cited as an ancient funeral mourning emblem.

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