Forty two more called by board 2 for examinations
Frederick County Draft Board No. 2 summoned forty two more men for medical examination and induction in Baltimore within ten days. The latest January call includes five white and two colored volunteers, 31 white and four colored selectees, with several named individuals listed for examination or induction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Walter Thomas Gaver
South Street
Frederick
Joseph Urner Goldsborough
Thurmont
Preston Roland Byrd
New Market
James Leonard Johnson
Ijamsville
Philadelphia
John Calvin Rice
Woodsboro
Robert Wiley Graybeal
West Friendship
Ralph Edward Gladhill
W. 5Th Street
William Day Mullinix
New York City
Norman Richard Koontz
Mt. Airy
Claude Wilbur Stup
Elwood
James McKenzie
E. Third Street
James Franklin Black
Sabillasville
Harold Glenn Kline
Garfield
Joseph William Payne
Emmitsburg
Russell Monroe Feaga
Rudell Augustus Mullinix
Calvin Jeremiah ‘L'Ressler
Khitadeizhia
Paul William Eyler
LeGore
Robert Kuhn
Smithsburg
Raymond Dennis Dutrow
Hiram Wesley Brown
Lantz
Roscoe Austin Lewis
Myersville
John Ames Baumgardner
W. Booth Street
Joseph Kenmore Brown
German Roscoe Linton
English First Sgt Riddlemoser Remains Stationed in England
In a letter to his family from England, First Sgt. Riddlemoser son of Mr and Mrs Howard Riddlemoser of Braddock notes Americans do not fully realize their luck to pursue normal life while English people must deny themselves many things. He says victory will not be satisfactory until sacrifices made by England are made sacred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sgt. Riddlemoser
Howard Riddlemoser
Braddock
England
Riddlemoser
America
Registration Notes on Volunteers from Various Groups
In Ijamsville and Amville areas volunteers mostly come from the third and fifth registration groups with several youths from the teen age portion of the sixth registration helping in the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsville
William Garnet Thompson
Ijamsville
Speed Diploma Plan For 18-Year-Old Seniors
The State Board of Education approved a plan to award high school diplomas to 18-year-old seniors subject to military service before February 1. Seniors turning 18 by February 1 may be drafted, while those turning 18 after February 1 can be deferred until graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
State Board of Education
Selective Service
Thomas G. Pullen
Pullen
State Department of Education
National Selective Board
Macmillan Named Churchill's Personal Rep to Eisenhower
Harold Macmillan, Britain's resident minister at Allied HQ in North Africa, will act as Winston Churchill's personal representative in dealings with U S General Dwight Eisenhower. The arrangement positions Macmillan to handle high level talks and coordinate Allied strategy with the American commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
North Africa
Harold Macmillan
Winston Churchill
U. S
Eisenhower
50 Per Cent Turnover Among State Teachers
Maryland faces about a 30 percent turnover in teacher personnel over two years as many leave for war plants and higher wages. Prince George's and Montgomery counties lose about two teachers daily, prompting a wartime emergency plan to hire workers with lower qualifications on temporary salaries. Portugal is compared in size to Maine with 7,500,000 inhabitants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Thomas G. Pullen
Maryland
Pullen
Prince George's
Montgomery
Department of Education
Board of Education
Perzons
Farm sale at Fountain Mills draws brisk bidding
On a cold Wednesday the Nellie Ko McComas farm near Fountain Mills sold livestock and equipment in two hours totaling 6398 dollars. Top prices included a McCormick-Deering Farmall F-20 at 507.50 and a corn binder at 355. Horses sold to 170 with a pair of dapple greys at 322.50. Emmett R. Bowlus acted as auctioneer. Raymond L. Kelly was clerk. The YAR-sere farm sold privately to C Russell Lawson of Monrovia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Ko McComas
Fountain Mills
McCormick-Deering Farmall
McCormick-Deering
Emmett R. Bowlus
Raymond L. Kelly
C. Russell Lawson
Monrovia
Michigan official cites price control impact on inflation
Michigan official argues the country reduced price increases since 1939, noting overall price growth remains lower than during the early war period. He declines to discuss policy or personnel matters, saying he needs ten days to two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Brown
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Board 2
Army
St Sgt
Merhi K. Riddlemoser
Rex
Bobby Dakin
Cumberland
Sam
Bobby
Dakin
Rey
Allen S. Bartgis
Austin Heffner
Albert McKenzie
Fort George G. Meade
McKenzie
New York State
Indiantown Gap
Shreveport
William Thomas Reid
Roosevelt
Reid
Bears
SEARS
Africa
Portugal
Maine
Farm Brown
Washington
Prentiss Brown
Leon Henderson
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Vorp
Wat
Att Ommel
Sencs Mrity
Ea Co
Allstate DeLuxe
Sane
Allstate
Sears, Roebuck and
Frederick, Maryland
Frederick, MP
Ipiano
Albert C. Palmer
Markell & Ford
Tenlson Beattes
Anteem
Dare Findi
Witenia Gretsege
Williamson
Frederica Cluyty
Slemmer
Dagr
Liberty Finance Corporation
Market St
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