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The Star-Democrat, Easton, Maryland, December 12, 1941
Those in their cars when the siren sounded were advised to drive to the side of the roar or street and turn out the lights. If a driver didn’t reach the side of the street they were to stop where...   High-res

The Star-Democrat, Easton, Maryland, December 12, 1941  

Those in their cars when the siren sounded were advised to drive to the side of the roar or street and turn out the lights. If a driver didn’t reach the side of the street they were to stop where they were and turn off the lights. This was to last for fifteen minutes, when the all-clear signal was sounded.