1925 Age Limit For New Draft
Washington apr 8 uF A draft bill making men 19 through 25 liable for two years service was whipped into shape in Congress today The legislation also requires registration of all men between 13 and 30 prepared by the House Armed Services Committee Chairman Andrews said hearings will begin Monday Senate hearings continue on draft and Universal Military Training but delays due to bigger Air Force could push a bill back A push for cash for air power 725000000 and plans to expand Navy and Merchant Marine are noted Defense Secretary Forrestal cautioned balance among services White House ordered WAA to hold final disposition of all unsold plants and equipment Veterans aged 18 to 30 to register though exempt if they served over a year in WWII Deferments left to the President National Guard must register but not be liable for service under draft law The draft bill would set manpower ceilings for the services including 70 combat groups for the Air Force in two years
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Apri
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House Armed Services Committee
Andrews
RNY
Senate Armed Services Committee
Charman Gurney
R-Sd
Truman
House Appropriations Committee
Navy
Defense
Forrestal
Air Force
White House
War Assets Administration
Army
Air Reserve
Natonal Guard
J. Glenn Beall
Congress South District
Washington, D. C
House
Foreign Aid Bell
Foreign Affairs Committee
Europe
Greece
Turkey
China
United Nations Children’s Fund
State Department
Senate
Viers Mui Village
S der
West Virginia
Harvey
Indiana
Local Social Roundup From Ladiesburg Life
Saturday supper guests included Mr and Mrs Mer vin Koons of Youngstown and family. Roy Lind of Glen Rock spent time with his brother Walter Lind and family. Curtis Smith Ethel Wilshide and others visited Thurmont residents Frank Willhide. Mrs James McBride and Cathleen visited Frederick. Walter Lind family joined Mrs Samuel Smith and Harry Routerville visit. Rev Ernest Catwell and family paid Sunday afternoon calls plus Dorie and Raymond Martin with son Ray Jr. as guests.
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Ladiesburg
Mervin Koons
Youngstown
F. H. Birely
Roy Lind
Glen Rock
Walter Lind
Curtis Smith
Ethel Wilshide
Frank Willhide
Thurmont
James McBride
Cathleen
Frederick
Roy Martin
Betty
Joseph
Betty Singer
Lind
Samuel Smith
Harry
Routerville
Ernest Catwell
Ernie
David
Dorie Martin
Raymond Martin
Ray. Jr
Mr and Airs
Lewis Duttera
Olivier Linton
Carnival To Washington Along The Potomac
J Glenn Beall of Maryland reports on the House vote approving a six billion nine million foreign aid package. The measure funds European recovery, military and economic aid, and a U.N. fund, with a new administrator and expanded defense planning.
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Along the Potomac
Washington
Easter visits across Fredeck and Rockville society
Greenfield Greenhield Mr and Mrs William Obenderfer of Fredeck visited Mr and Mrs Fulton Sears. Mrs Willie Sears and daughter Suse and M Edward Davis visited Mr and Mrs William Crawford of Westmore near Rochville Sunday. Several families visited the Davises including Irving Young, Emily and Jimmie Page, Barbara Swartzbeck, and Archibald Davis’s clan. Mrs John J Davis and others are noted among the gatherings with exchanges of greetings and visits continuing through Monday.
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Frederic Ruff
Ethel Ruff
Baltimore
John J. Davis
Davis
Irving Young
Strley
Trigger
Lucas
Rockvile
Archibald Davis
Robert
Sonny
Barbara
Barbara Swartzbeck
Hunting Hil
Edward Davis
Anna Davis
Ernestine Page
Forest Grove
Edward Sears
Roger Davis
New Books At Arts Library
New titles cover politics and race in mid century works. Jim Farley's Story by James A Farley critiques Roosevelt era politics. Richard Lautebach surveys US policy toward Japan Korea and China. Ruth Benedict's In Henry's Backyard addresses race differences. Anne Goodwin's A Quiet Neighborhood depicts Southern life and manners. Exhibits highlight fishing gear and garden growth. Government data on calories and retail supply rounds out the overview.
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Jim Farley
James A. Farley
Roosevelt
Democratic National Committee
East
Richard Laute Pach
Japan
Korea
China
United States
Ermal
Chiang
Hess
Henry
Ruth Benedict
Anne Goodwin
Forfeitures and strikes reported in Maryland and West Virginia
In Frederick Maryland on Friday April 2 1948 two persons arrested by First Sgt. Walter K. May forfeited collateral before Magistrate Manuel M. Weinberg. Billy W. Keith of Hagerstown forfeited 11.45 for expired markets while Russell E. Rice of Route 1 Thurmont forfeited 645 on a reckless driving charge. In White Sulphur Springs West Virginia April 9 a strike at the Greenbrier Hotel entered its second day as executives filled in. In Jerusalem April 9 Haganah fighters reoccupied the strategic village of Kastei at dawn according to Jewish Agency spokesman.
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Walter K. May
Manuel M. Weinberg
Peoples Court
Billy W. Keith
Hagerstown
Ind
Russell E. Rice
Route I
Thurmont
Greenbrier
Jerusalem
Haganah
Kastei
Jewish Agency
Dr Thorning Invited To Give Invocation In 1949
Rev Dr Joseph Thorning, associate editor of Ameness and World Affairs, invited to give the invocation for Pan American Day at Capitol Hall. Venezuelan Ambassador Cerronal announced President Gallegos asked Thorning to write a Spanish preface for his new book.
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Washington
Joseph
Shoring
Ameness
Capitol Hal
Capilla
Gunzelo Cernesal
Venezuela
Romulo Gallegos
Rio de Janeiro
de ‘Lherming
United States
Deiier
Historical and Geographic Institute of Brac
French Academy of the New World
Eatre
Braal
Bahia
Thormng
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Georgia
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Pennsylvania
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Public Works Committee
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Tamerlane
Near East
Hts
Samarkand
Eureka School OF
Losteorathy
Anme Owned
Motorola
Seiberling
Melvin M. Engle Auxie
Frederick, Md
Universal Insulation Co., Inc
Druid Theatre
Damascus
Maryland
Tre Ganz
That Sanz
Ken Griffin
Johnny Moore
Apple of My
Frestee Liegins
Jack Frost
Jack VeVea
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Perry
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North Market Street
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Fordhook
Ane Newa
Dr. Thorning
Prasvison
Frederick County
Pauline J. Roderick
Pauline J. Hankey
Roscoe E. Roderick
Ellis C. Wachter
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Francis P. Schvester
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Benson
North Carolina
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Bell
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Ray Godain
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Sax Freder
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Wibur
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Gsteopathic Physiclam
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