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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1951
Page
3
Washington outlines key reemployment rights for veterans, detailing eligibility, time limits, and how old jobs are restored with prior benefits. It notes the small Bureau of Veterans Reemployment Rights budget, benefits funded by employers and government, and cautions on proper notice and discharges for those entering service.
A wartime employment notice explains leave policies and benefits such as topping up salaries or NSLI premiums, with guidance to reapply within 90 days after return. It also lists resources including BVRR, field representatives, and a Washington, D C contact for veterans reemployment questions. Luther R Steck celebrated his 90th birthday in Welsh Run Penna, noting his prior carriage factory work before moving to Martinsburg in 1917.
An English lesson style note defines verity as truth with a daily word focus. A 1949 panel truck driven by Roy Crum near Frederick and owned by Paul E Crum of Superior Dairy was in a Motter avenue collision on Friday with damage between 300 and 400 dollars.
The Alumnae Association of St Josephs College Emmitsburg appointed Elizabeth A Fitzgerald as alumnae executive secretary. She will work from the college and contact the 20 alumnae chapters nationwide. Fitzgerald, a 1947 BS graduate, becomes the college's first public relations representative. Nearby, Harry M Snyder’s sale near Long Corner realized 21000 dollars for dairy cattle and hogs.
The News Frederick Md notes auction results with prices for cattle and hogs. One item sold for $07.50 to $88.50, shoats at $17.75 per head, fifty cows averaging $287 with some at $555 per head, three month old heifers at $205 per head. Auctioneers were Null and Null with H M Alexander as clerk and Barker as announcer.
The guidance suggests deflecting inquiries about earnings when asked directly. It states that answering is not required and evasion is acceptable to maintain privacy. Safety and courtesy considerations are noted in handling such social interactions.
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