Discharge Review Available to Veterans
Veterans may request a discharge review within 15 years of separation by applying to the branch review boards. Hearings are held in Washington and testimony may be by witness or affidavits. Addresses for Army Navy Coast Guard review boards are provided along with note on clerical corrections.
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Secretary of War
Adjutant General's Office
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Wacs
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Treasury
Clare
Local counselors offer unused leave pay help for veterans
Clare County Veterans' Counselor Miss Betty Walker invites veterans to file claims for unused terminal leave pay. For information, write to P O Box 20 Clare Michigan or visit the Clare County Selective Service Office in the Doherty Building.
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Clare County
Betty Walker
P. O. Box
Clare
Michigan
Selective Service
Doherty Building
Assistant Named for Higgins Lake Training School
Russell J. Martin, longtime superintendent of the Higgins Lake conservation training school, appointed John Gunderson as assistant veteran conservation officer. Gunderson's career began in 1937 in Calhoun, Livingston, Branch and Ingham counties and later included district supervision roles in Traverse City, Boyne City and Gaylord. He is a Western Michigan College of Education graduate and previously PE instructor at Bessemer. He has aided in managing the Higgins Lake boys camps for six weeks.
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Russell J. Martin
Conservation Department
Higgins Lake
John Gunderson
Gunderson
Calhoun
Livingston
Branch
Ingham
Traverse City
Boyne City
Gaylord
Western Michigan College of Education
Bessemer
Youth thinking influenced by family in poll results
The Institute of Student Opinion Poll surveyed 101,500 high school students. Thirty eight percent cited the family as the chief influence on youth thinking, while newspapers and magazines led at 17 percent, close friends and the gang followed, radio fourth, with other factors including community, teachers, church, movies, and schoolbooks. Teachers received 5 percent.
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General Eisenhower's Tribute to Fallen Allied Leaders
In his concluding report General Eisenhower mourns two senior officers Admiral Sir Bertram Ramsay and Air Chief Marshal Sir Trafford Leigh-Mallory who died during the campaign. He credits Allied collaboration with Britain and the United States and honors all who served. He praises General George C. Marshall for guidance and support.
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Great Britain
United States
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Royal Navy
Trafford Leigh-Mallory
Royal Air Force
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France
Southeast Asia
Grenoble
George C. Marshall
Henry L. Stimson
General Marshall
United States Army
Vernon area social visitors and calls list
Vernon City residents and guests fill weekend with numerous calls and visits. Families from West Grant Holland Manton Gladwin Farwell Clare Harrison Coleman Colonville Sag inaw and Detroit appear visiting relatives and friends in Vernon Mt Pleasant and surrounding areas.
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George Bryant
Marjory
Roy Walters
West Grant
Alfred Kimball
Holland
Abe van Buskirk
Betty Phillips
Manton
Eola McDonel
Frank Bowen
Earlene
Gladwin
Thomas Bolen
Frank Nevins
Alfred Smith
Thomas Olds
Loomis
Vern Farinell
Peggy
Virginia
Farwell
Margaret Farnell
Mt. Pleasant
Clarence Ramey
Clare
George Snider
Charles Monroe
Etta Butcher
Detroit
Monroe
Rosebush
Rachel VanBuskirk
Kenneth
Don van Valkenburg
Harrison
Abe VanBuskirk
Alva McReynolds
Colonville
Ervin Bauder
Coleman
Bert McLaughlin
Margaret Funnell
Ella Sherman
Hola McDonel
Ruth Herron
Ernie Cleveland
Bob
Joyce
James Borden
Chase
Jimmy Borden
Vera Swales
Ewart
Lloyd Edick
Lloyd, Jr
F. L. Bergey
Albert Bolen
Saginaw
Tom Bolen
Fred Twin
Vernon
Marshall Bonham
Etta Howard
Donald Bryant
Prudenville
Emil Giers
Greenwood
Frank Pringle
Fred Cotton
Sandra
Ed. Underwood
Clifford Price
Norman Shimmell
Danny
Community Meeting Schedule for Clare and Surrounding Areas
Several clubs and organizations announce regular meetings in Clare and nearby towns. Listings include Farwell Townsend Club Clare Knights of Columbus Sheridan Grange Clare Lodge 333 I O C F Farwell Rebekah Lodge Clare Kiwanis Club Boy Scouts Rotary and Common Council Loomis Townsend Club and more with meeting days ranging Monday to Friday and varying times. Rubbish collection and civic groups like Clare Community Council and Farm Bureau also post schedules watch for announcements.
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Farwell Townsend Club
Clare Knights of Columbus
Sheridan Grange
Clare Lodge No. 333
C.F
Clare
Mt. Vernon Grange
Farwell Knights of Pythias Lodge
Walter H. Larman
American Legion
Clare Masonic Lodge
Northwest Vernon Group
Farm Bureau
Wilson School
Four Square Club
Masonic Temple
St. Cetilia's
Catholic Women
Clare Townsend Club No
lake church services and community visitors noted
Sunday School at 10 30 and evening service at 6 66 led by W Wyrick and F R Curtis the record lists numerous local visitors and cordial travels among residents including Wyrick Beebe Scott Lakies Tryon Morse Iserhoth Buck and Buck families and Mrs Nettie Thayer from Owosso visiting Lake area relatives.
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F. R Curtis
Lee Swartz
Canton
Ohio
Perry
Hugh Beebe
Ruth Beebe
DeWitt
Nettie Thayer
Owosso
Frederick Scott
Gladys Saul
Saginaw
George Scott
Harry Fausnaugh
Chesaning
Muskegon
Wayne
Kenneth Lakies
Flint
Paul O'Brien
Caro
Marjorie Turner
Charles Tryon
Earl Bauder
Susan
Midland
Perl Tryon
Eva Morse
Defiance
Jack Scott
Bert Scott
Anna Buck
Detroit
John Iserhoth
Lake
Dorothy Iserhoth
John Weitz
Tourists in Clare Pay Courteously for Purchases
A note urges visitors in Clare to show courtesy by paying for items they buy. It emphasizes positive customer behavior and fair exchange between tourists and local shops, highlighting good etiquette as beneficial for all parties.
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Clare
No Price Increase on Seedling Pines for Reforestation
The Forestry Division reports no price rise for seedling pines this fall but caps orders at 4 000 to stretch limited stock. A 1 500 per species limit aims to boost mixed stands. Prices vary by age and species, with delivery set for mid September and a wartime shortage cited.
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Forestry Division
Lansing
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