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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1943

Page

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Flynn Ready For Hearing On Australia Nomination

Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia may testify if Senate Foreign Relations holds hearings on Edward Flynn's nomination as minister to Australia. Flynn seeks full hearings after Bronx grand jury cleared him in a paved courtyard dispute. Roosevelt had named Flynn as personal representative with ambassador rank but pay as a minister.

Washington Fiorello H. LaGuardia New York Edward J. Flynn Democratic National Committee Senate Foreign Relations Committee Flynn Australia Connally D-Tex Latwardia Bronx New York City Flyoan Connelly Roosevelt Southwest Pacific Senate Wiley Blount Rutledge, Sr Court of Appeals For District of Columbia Associata Justice

Changes Likely in Restaurant Menus

An Office of Price Administration official predicted drastic restaurant menu revisions when point rationing starts. Patrons may avoid coupons for meals while limits on courses and servings per person are considered to ensure diners receive their proper share. Quota control would be aided as restaurants hand over current patron and item inventories to the OPA.

Baltimore Office of Price Administration OPA

Supreme Court, Brown and Lee appointed to key posts

The Supreme Court and former senators Franciss M. Brown of Michigan and Josh Lee of Oklahoma are named to major posts with Brown becoming Price Administrator succeeding Leon Henderson and Lee joining the Civil Aeronautics Board. Flynn remains under scrutiny as Bridges vows a congressional probe.

Supreme Court Franciss M. Brown Michigan Price Leon Henderson Josh Lee Oklahoma Civil Aeronartics Board Brown Lee Flynn Nelson Johnson Bridges Roosevelt Bronx New York City McNary Oregon Connally D-Tex Foreign Relations Committee

Landon Warns Flynn Appointment Shocks Nation

Alt M Landon predicted on Monday that the nation would be shocked by Edward J Flynn named National Democratic Chair, Minan to Australia as ministerial posting in a Topeka report from Kassan.

Topeka Kassan Alt M. Landon Edward J. Flynn Minan Australia

Cossacks Lead Russian Drive Through Caucasus Front

Russian forces including Cossacks and mountain troops push deep in the Caucasus, capturing Georgievsk and Mineralnye Vody while driving toward Rostov and Aleksandrovskoye. German defenses crumble as Soviet advances widen the front and target Kuban oil centers and key rail hubs.

Steppes Georgievsk Mineralnye Vodh Yatgorsk Buderrnovsk Karamik Kislovodsk Zimovkini Kuberie Rostov Minerainre Vodi Mirevalnye Vodi Red Army Aleksanddrovskoe Caucasus Mozdok Kuban Maikon Voroshilovsk Armivir

Army training gains praised by Camp Pickett commander

General remarks by John Markey, former 115th Infantry commander, extol the improved toughness and equipment of modern American troops. Corporal Frank Wiebel, now at Fort Benning, spends a furlough at home. Other Maryland servicemen, including William Milhouse in Miami Beach, seek mail and updates from service units. Lieutenant Charles Morrison completes training at Purdue Mayar School in Great Lakes.

Gol John Markey 115Th Infantry Hagerstown Markey Camp Pickett Tickett Maryland Frank Wiebel Fort Benning Georgia Army Air Forces Lawson Field Hager Street William M. Milhouse Miami Beach Florida Ibis Ih T Charles Morrison Moler Avenue Purdue University Great Lak Jit

Thursday Class For Auxiliary Policemen In City Hall

A Maryland State Policeman to start weekly classes for all local auxiliary policemen this Thursday at 7 30 PM in the city hall court room. Trooper Houck will teach general auxiliary police and court procedure and arrest methods. A new air raid warden class begins Wednesday at 8 o'clock in the city court room with Police Sergeant John Divine in charge.

Maryland City Hall Houck Hubert H. Schindel S$ Qclock John Divine

Induction List Released for Local Board No 2

Local Board No 2 lists names of men to report for military induction tomorrow. The roster includes numerous residents from Hagerstown Smithsburg Funkstown Clearspring Williamsport Keedysville and surrounding areas with routes and addresses noted.

Floyd Edwin Renner Boonsboro Raymond Cleggett McCauley Clearspring James Stanley Webb Smithsburg Charles Francis MacMullen Bethesda Granville Lucian Reynolds Knoxville John Wesley Smith Hagerstown Charles Ellsworth Unger Earl Bailey Wolfinger Raymond Richard Toms Cayetown Arlie Ray Best George Keller Murray Howard Frank Johnston Kenneth Joseph Martin Chewsville Clinton Junior Everitts Big Spring Lloyd Maning Hancock Patsy Elwood Edwin Bowers Funkstown Fred Leroy Eichbarts Marlin Leo Wagaman Fred Eugene Travinger Charles Murray “Ay Robert Murphy Shirk Harold William Mille Big Pool Hillard Clayton Sharp Norman Barry Metz Harpers Ferry Lloyd Walter Gibney Paul Leroy Carbaugh Edward Luther Shoemaker Sharpsburz Carroll Alton Tarrigan Sandy Hook Thomas Hillery Mowen Elmer Evers Wyand Keedysville Theodore Fred Barnhart Raleigh Ellis McCusker Page Daniel Giadhil John Lewis Breeder White Hall Ralph John Harshman Ray Leo Grifith Frederick Street City Raymond Andrew Tossen Williamsport Milton Ray Wolfe Elwin Clarence Martin John Daniel Miller Ezra Stilwell Johnson George Abraham Hose, Jr Samuel Harman Smith Trego Nathan Harold Potter Winter Louis Houpt Richard Maxwell Hamburg Samuel Gardner Thomas Kenneth Detrow Hebb George Franklin Garrish Clarence Henry W. Straley Jlmer Chalmers Dodd Donald Marvin Highbarger Sharpsburg Charles Aden Mulatt Wiliamsport James Julious Mazingo Robert Myers Stocksinger Stanley Leroy Kretsinger Virginia Avenue Lester Clinton Snyder

Local men begin Coast Artillery training at Camp Mc Quaide

Lieutenant Morrissom is noted as Johns Hopkins Class of 1924 and ex Cornell midshipman who worked as an electrical engineer for Potomac Edison. John H. McCune Jr and Charles E. Kline arrived at Camp Mc Quaide California for basic training including infantry drill small arms and coast defense weapon work.

Morrissom Johns Hopkins University Cornell University Ithaca Navy The Potomac Edison Co Coast Artillery Replacement Training Camp McQuaide California John H. McCune Jr East Franklin Street Charles E. Kline Frederick Street Coast

Price controls tangled by multiple bosses in wartime

The article reports that price controls face friction as the new price administrator will confront a system influenced by several officials including William Jeffers Harold Ickes Joseph Eastman and Donald Nelson. Critics in Congress urge change from Henderson's tight policies as Brown nears Senate confirmation.

Henderson C.P. A William M. Jeffers Claude R. Wickard Joseph B. Eastman

Film Star Berol Flynn Rape Trial Jury Selection Underway

In Los Angeles on January 12 the jury pool for actor Berol Flynn's rape case began, with 12 jurors questioned by defense and five by the state. Flynn sits with lawyers as two accusers, Peggy Satterlee and Betty Hansen, listen. two defense witnesses could not attend due to military service.

Los Angeles Ber ‘Ol Flynn Venkmen Jerry Giesler Flynn Robert E. Ford Peggy la Rue Satterlee Hollywood Betty Hansen Lincoln, Nebr Miss Satterlee Lili Damita Sirocco Miss Hansen Fred McEvoy Leslie E Hayward Kingsley Pio Espirito Cook

Noted Medical Authority Dies at Age 28

Noted medical authority died early in his career at 28 while serving as a professor of gynecology and obstetrics at Johns Hopkins. He helped organize the school with the famed big four that included Osler Welch and Ralstead. He led Johns Hopkins gynecology until retirement and became emeritus in 1919. He pioneered radium use in cancer treatment and authored many medical works.

Johns Hopkins Medical School William Osler Sir William Osler William H. Welch William T. Ralstead Kelly

Miners Back on Job Amid Pay and Dues Dispute

Striking miners resume work after a 14 day walkout over 50 cent monthly dues and a $2 daily wage bonus. The twelve member committee urging restoration of coal production urged unity with the war effort. Ickes criticized inaction while the War Labor Board noted the no strike rule and urged a truce. Average daily pay cited around $8.50 as costs rise.

UMW Solid Fuels Ickes War Labor Board John L. Lewis WLB

Sailors recount Hornet battle and downed enemy planes

First wave over the Hornet shot down 50 of 54 attacking planes within minutes while fires were fought alongside nearby ships. A second bomber-torpedo wave followed, six torpedo planes and four dive bombers were engaged and all torpedo planes were shot down. Survivors described chaotic fighting with anti aircraft fire and close calls during the attack.

Grabn Fourth Naval District Hornet Gran Clifford V. Butterfield Idaho Falls Idaho

Recall Of German Envoy Is Sought

Buenos Aires reports the Argentine Government asked Germany to recall Capt. Dietrich Niebuhr, a German Embassy naval attache accused of espionage after evidence from the United States. The move followed Berlin’s refusal to surrender him to Argentina’s Supreme Court for trial due to diplomatic immunity for Axis personnel. Opponents of President Ramon Castillo used the development to bolster their bid for political advantage.

Buenos Aires Germany Dietrich Niebuhr United States Supreme Court Ramon Castillo

Castillo Moves Toward Breaking Diplomatic Ties with Axis

Castillo contemplates severing relations with the Axis as tensions with Argentina and Germany grow due to a spy probe. Reports hint Castillo may marshal the espionage case to justify such a step.

Castillo Axis

Coal shortage forces Baltimore school closures

Baltimore faces a dangerous coal shortage as 906 students from Public School No. 100 were sent home. Officials warned Forest Park High School may close next day and other schools have only a one day supply. Arthur Hendley of the Baltimore Coal Exchange cited dwindling retail stock.

Baltimore Department of Education John W. Lewis Forest Park Arthur H. Hendley Baltimore Coal Exchange

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