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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1951

Page

3

Grand Jury To Meet Monday

State's Attorney Charles A. Price hopes to present first cases to a grand jury in two to three days starting Monday. Twenty four witnesses are to be heard Monday and the same number Tuesday as the February term opens at 10 o'clock with jurors sworn. Several cases including DeHart manslaughter charges loom, with Mrs Harbaugh and her daughter recovering from Franklinville crash injuries. other suspects remain jailed or under bond awaiting grand jury action.

Charles A. Price Wilbur F. Sheffield, Jr Earl W. Bachtell Smithsburg Sheffield Bachtell Edward J. Smith Maude Harbaugh Patsy DeHart

Military Work Week Extended by Defense Secretary

Defense Secretary Marshall authorized extending the military work week from 40 to 44 or 48 hours. The change is not mandatory for all personnel, but department heads may order extra hours to complete important jobs. Marshall asked principals to work five and a half days weekly and to require as many staff as needed to put in the extra time.

Washington Defense Marshall

Civilian Overtime Rules in Military Posts and Bermuda Status

Civilian workers not exempted by law will receive overtime for extra duties in military establishments. The policy applies where Saturday work would impose undue hardship. Bermuda is described as an Atlantic island possession of Britain, not part of the West Indies.

Bermuda West Indies Atlantic Ocean

New Windsor Homemakers Club Visits and Plans

New Windsor residents Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nyegreen, formerly of Washington state, visited her cousins Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hoff. The Homemaker's club met at the Methodist church hall with 22 members and one visitor. Mrs. Harvey Palmer Jr. spoke on the history of the song Holy Holy Holy and Miss Evelyn Scott demonstrated lighting. Club delegates, Mrs. Arthur Purdum, Mrs. Albert Benedict, Mrs. John Hesson, and Mrs. Walter Clary, will attend a clothing school in Westminster in March. Mrs. William Lovell was named to the sick committee.

New Windsor Paul Nyegreen Washington State Bow Washington, D.C Andrew Hoff Ida Woods Colorado Andrew Hof Homemaker’s Club Methodist Church Harvey Palmer, Jr Evelyn Scott Arthur Purdum Albert Benedict John Hesson Walter Clary Westminster Willian Lovell

Night Meeting Schedule and Social Notes

The club will meet on the first Monday of each month for future night gatherings. Hostesses at a dessert bridge party included Mrs Walter Clars, Mrs Ro M Brown, Mrs BOOG. Soper and Mrs Preston Bloom. Mrs Charles Klesson entertained at home. Mrs Clares Crawmier is convalescing after surgery. Anita and Alma Hastings, Marianna Snader, and Mrs Lester Eyler represented the Presbyterian church in World Day of Prayer. Albert Benedict, John Hesson, Pearl Benedict, and M Hames spoke for the Methodist. June Abbey Lambert was the soloist. The forests of the United States include more than 800 kinds of trees.

Walter Clars Ro M Brown Boog. Soper Preston Bloom Charles Klesson Clares Crawmier Anita Alma Hast Ings Marianna Snader Lester Eyler Presbyterian Church Albert Benedict Johih Hesson Pearl Benedict M Hames June Abbey Lambert

Veterans' aid costs rise to sixty five billion

Washington reports that federal expenditures for veterans of all U.S. wars have reached 65.87 billion dollars through June 1950, covering VA and predecessor agencies. Acheson urged a revolt of Communist parties worldwide to oppose Moscow's domination.

Washington U.S Veterans Bureau National Home Pension Bureau Acheson Moscow Kremlin

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