Reservists Ordered to Active Duty Across Services
The Defense Department ordered 76,500 reservists from the Army Navy and Air Force to active duty with Oct. 1 reporting dates most units to Fort Polk La. Navy units will follow after Oct. 1 McNamara said no Marine reservists are called as the corps builds to 190000. The action follows a mobilization program authorized by Congress and the President. Termination dates are not set though most recalls carry a one year limit. Navy reservists will assist in manning eight additional ships.
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Washington
Defense Department
Army
Navy
Air Force
Secretary of Defense
Robert 5. McNamara
McNamara
Fort Polk
Kennedy
Congress
Marine Corps
Pentagon
McNamara outlines partial permanent military buildup
McNamara says ships now being built and retained in commission while others are drawn from the mothball fleet. A few Air National Guard units and some Army units have been removed from alert status. He notes some permanent manpower increases, but not permanent unit strength. A small number of Reservists have been ordered to active duty, with no combat division included in Friday’s action. A training division of about 4,200 men from Kentucky will move to Ft. Polk as part of the program.
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McNamara
Air National Guard
Lexington-Louisville
Kentucky
Ft. Polk
Frederick County 4 H members set record at Maryland State Fair
Assistant County Agent David Eigenbrode announced a record 83 Frederick County 4-H exhibitors will enter 204 local animals at the Timonium Fairgrounds from August 28 to September 3. Dairy cows total 137, a county high, with 67 livestock entries. swine show a 30 percent rise, while sheep stay level. Four Frederick clubs Will run separate booths, and Joseph Biser Jr of Frederick will compete in the Tractor Operator contest on September 1.
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Frederick County
David Eigenbrode
Eigenbrode
Timonium
Timonium Fairgrounds
Monocacy Valley
New Market
Ballengers
State Fair 4-H Demonstrations Highlight Local Exhibitors
Demonstrators from Frederick and surrounding towns planned sessions at the State Fair grounds. Harvey Clem of Route 3 Frederick will present an electrical demonstration, while David Baker of Walkersville will show packing a front wheel bearing. Steven Keller of Middletown and Ronald Keller will clear an air filter. Robert Slansfield of Route 4 Frederick will showcase electric fencing, and Robert Zimmerman of Route 4 Frederick will display a vegetable demo at Timonium fairgrounds. Mark Miller of Middletown demonstrates egg handler construction, and Alex Smariga of Route 2 Union Bridge will teach transplanting prime seedlings.
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Harvey Clem
Frederick
David Baker
Walkersville
Steven
Ronald Keller
Midlietown
Robert Slansfield
Robert Zimmerman
Timonium Fairgrounds
Mark Miller
Middletown
Alex Smariga
Union Bridge
Pedestrian Struck On U S 340 Near Jefferson
Winton Stockman of Jefferson, 56, was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital after being hit by a Ford sedan on U S 340 about half a mile north of Jefferson. State Police, led by Trooper Stephen P. Riland, investigated the 8:25 am scene with Sgt C B Tucker and Trooper Jackie Forsythe. the driver Wilbur Noah Smith, 41, said he had no lights on.
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Winton Stockman
Jefferson
Frederick Memorial Hospital
U. S. 340
Stephen P. Riland
C B Tucker
Jackie Forsythe
Riland
Wilbur Noah Smith
Stockman
Smith
Riand
Auto crash injures man as police charge driver
Stockman was hit after seeing the approaching machine while crossing a highway near his home. He suffered a fracture of the lower right leg, leg abrasions, and a cut above the left eyebrow. Trooper Riland charged the other driver with unsafe motor vehicle operation and reckless driving. Arch bishop Lawrence J. Shehan will become coadjutor of the Baltimore Archdiocese on Sept. 27 with a mass at Mary Our Queen Cathedral the next day. Strokes affect Americans aged 25 to 65 with about 40,000 cases annually.
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Stockman
Riland
Smith
Baltimore
Lawrence J. Shehan
Cathedral of Mary Our Queen
Francis Keough
Shehan
John XXII
Egidio Vagozzi
United States
Bridgeport
Conn
Vatican
Reporter's Quiz on Combatting Juvenile Delinquency
In Frederick and nearby towns four respondents offer thoughts on curbing juvenile delinquency. Mrs Francis W Bush Sr cites parental control and overabundant activities. Mrs Robert H Cramer stresses home guidance and set curfews. Harold E Emmons calls for more recreational facilities and stricter court action. Miss Carol A Harrod offers a brief comment.
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Francis W. Bush Sr
Frederick
Robert H. Cramer
Gambrill Park
Harold E. Emmons
Ambiguous Phrase on Home Problem Needs Parental Correction
The fragment suggests a belief that the home problem should be addressed through parents. It presents a vague assertion about correction by parental guidance without specifying individuals, places, dates, or concrete actions. The item reads like a stray quotation or comment rather than a full report.
Mrs Ray L Martin Urges Children’s Responsibilities at Rocky Ridge
Mrs. Ray L. Martin of Rocky Ridge advocates assigning children chores to occupy their spare time. She argues that giving duties helps instill responsibility and keeps children from idleness.
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Ray L. Martin
Rocky Ridge
Firemen Elect District Officers in Winchester
Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen's Association named Thomas W. Anderson of Winchester as president after advancing from first vice president. Ralph L. Myers of Middletown Pa. moves to the board of directors. The 1962 convention will be in Greenscastle Pa. Other officers listed include W. F.
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Winchester
Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Thomas W. Anderson
Anderson
Ralph L. Myers
Middletown
Myers
Green‘castle
W. F
Maryland and West Virginia leaders at four state convention
Miller of Taneytown and Haines of Keyser head a four state convention with 205 registrants from Virginia West Virginia Maryland and Pennsylvania. Officers named include Crown Kimble Ridgely Buubaugh Wertume and a Baltimore chaplain with Hays to speak at a $50 plate dinner in Baltimore September 9 to aid campaign funds for Reps. Garmatz Fallon and No Friedel.
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Virginia
West Virgina
Maryland
Pennsyvania
Hays
Baltimore
Brooks Hays
Congressional Relations
Arkansas
Tennessee Valley Authority
State Department
Edward A Garmatz
George H. Fallon
Samuel No Friedel
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