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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1941

Page

7

Rationing plan set for tires by county committee

Mayor Sweehey forwards recommendations for a three member county rationing committee with a single distributing officer to govern tire allocation starting next Monday January 5. Eligible groups include essential public health and freight transport but most motorists face new tire limits. bicycle tires remain mostly unrestricted.

Richard H. Sweehey Isaac $. George Maryland Defense Council Washington County Office of

Russians Build Armored Train in Wartime Effort

A group of Russian railway workers in a repair shop built an armored train for the war effort. The 100 ton locomotive features three inch steel protection and four armored cars with double steel, machine guns, mortars, and a revolving turret. The crew plans to direct it from a super turret with multiple communications lines. The commander jokes about lacking reverse capability and hopes to reach Berlin.

Russia Army Berlin

Christmas Dinner Coincidence In Richmond With Private York

Private Alvin York, famed sergeant's nephew, dined with Mrs. A. W. Jennings in Richmond after she invited him upon learning he was stationed at Camp Lee. She chanceily picked him among soldiers on Broad Street while seeking her guest. Roosevelt hints U S war materials could head to Kamchatka.

Richmond Alvin York A. W. Jennings Camp Lee Private York

Treasury plan behind defense bonds sales drive

The Treasury aims to ease pressure by appealing to public desire to aid national defense and save for future needs. Buy Defense Savings Stamps where convenient, at post offices, banks, savings and loan associations, or retail stores. Purchase stamps regularly and exchange completed albums for Defense Savings Bonds.

The Treasury Defense

School Budget Is Presented by County Board

The county board reviewed a $834,593 school budget, with $280,000 state support and a $554,598 county portion plus about $30,000 for elections. The instructional services item totals 664,340 and the draft budget is $29,000 higher than last year. The panel also plans to retire $15,000 of school bonds in 1942. Final levy action is expected by week’s end.

Segular

Scouts Camp in Catoctin Area

Senior Scouts mostly of Hagel rank left for the Catoctin Recreational Area yesterday to spend a few days. They are Explorer Scouts of Troop 12 St. Jon's Episcopal Church led by Floyd Neal. Jordan Bean is scoutmaster. About 20 members of Troop 4 St. Paul's Methodist Church left for a winter camping trip at Catoctin last Saturday and expect to return.

Hagle Catoctin St. Jon's Episcopal Church Floyd Neal Jordan Bean St. Paul's Methodist Church Caloctin

Towns named Okay and O. K. appear in Arkansas Oklahoma and Kentucky

A quirky geographic note highlights towns bearing the names Okay in Arkansas and Oklahoma and an O. K. in Kentucky. The item contrasts the similar names across states, illustrating local naming oddities and regional variety.

Kentucky O. K Arkansas Oklahoma Okay

Martial Law Proclaimed in Singapore After Air Raids

Singapore reports martial law after four heavy Japanese air assaults with 11 casualties and minimal damage to the British base. Military courts will handle Fifth-Column acts looting and restricted movement in designated districts as Japan presses the Perak front near Ipoh with costly, limited gains.

Singapore Japan Perak Ipoh Malayan

British describe Singapore raids and Kuantan bombardment

The British Command gave a brief report on four enemy raids on Singapore last night causing damage to thatched buildings and a small petrol store fire with four casualties reported. Kuantan on the Malayan Peninsula was bombed with no damage or casualties.

Singapore Kuantan Malayan

Boundary Dispute Between Frederick and Washington Ends

County Commissioners from Frederick and Washington counties approve a compromise boundary after a joint survey begun last October. Longstanding tax bill confusion ends as the new line is filed in land records at Frederick and Hagerstown, affecting residents at Blue Ridge Summit and Weverton.

Frederick Washington Blue Ridge Summit Weverton Hagerstown

Davis Gives Bonds to Sons in Christmas Gift

Thomas J. Davis, Kent County supervisor of assessments, sent $1000 defense savings bonds to each of his three sons as Christmas presents.

NICE Chestertown Thomas J. Davis Kent County

Women Train In Defense Courses Surpass Expectations

Women newly enrolled in sheet metal and welding courses at the National Defense Training School on West Washington street have surpassed expectations in ease and facility, with 68 currently enrolled and more classes planned as the West Washington site expands. Instructors report a serious attitude and readiness to master details, with graduates to be referred to Fairchild Corp for placement.

National Defense Training School West Washington Street Brewer L. Stouffer West Washington South Potomac Street Benjamin G. Willis Washington County Defense Training Stouffer Fairchild Corp

Women excel in new learning say instructors at Will

Stouffer reports that instructors told him women entering their new study show enthusiasm and interest in the work, with some cases indicating they are superior to men in their undertaking as future draft calls are discussed by army officials.

Stouffer

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