Draftees and Veterans Pay Details In July News
A wartime era column notes draftees, reservists, and veterans, detailing base pay during the first months and post four months. It also covers President Eisenhower’s inflation stance, labor costs, wage pressures, and escalator clauses. A reader from Oakland asks about Korean veteran pay and Montana’s March bill providing monthly allowances for service in the Korean theater and elsewhere, with application info.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Os Androctet
Garer Sommers
Erederick
Sao
Cartier
Momo
Mad
I. Fridax
R. 8
Oakland
Calif
Montana
Helena
Mont
Lovettsville Navy recruits and community notices
Lovettsville notes report Bobby Welsh and Wayne Payne from Loudoun High enlisted in the US Navy leaving July 2 for Bainbridge Md for nine weeks basic training. The column also covers church activities, family visits, service members, inquiries about veterans benefits, and local social notes including visitors from Harmony, Maryland and Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Meister
Lovettsville
Bobby Welsh
Claresce Welsh
Wayne Payne
Purcellville
Loudoun High
US. Navy
Bainbridge
Welsh
Payne
Junior Aid Society
The
Lutheran Church
Robert Legard
Jasper Rickard
Sfinnie Harrison
Afr
Wiliam Shaffer
Hangerstown
Airs
Martell Blessing
Brunswick
Rand
William Painter
Elaine
Lovellsville
Ruby Hammond
Ashboland
Harry Cooper
Town
Forgotten ideals and modern gears shape a nation
A civic column blends reflections on liberty with local life. A Frederick Maryland city hall note praises quiet praise for good planning. Letters describe Northern and Southern sentiment merging into American unity amid vacation and home life. A factory memo jokes about a new work break policy. A Sunday School program and picnic are announced for July 16 to 37.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
John A. Derr
William Brent Young
USN
Chevy Chase
Frederick
Omede
Jel Cromwell
Fort Detrick News Side Glances and Schedule Highlights
Fort Detrick monthly chest X ray drive sponsored with Frederick County Public Health visits the post July to 3 p.m. Army wide Project Paydirt boosts Incentive Awards. Colonel Hayes urges employee ideas. NFFE picnic July 27 at Frederick Fairgrounds features Carl Esterly band and crab soup. Peter Pan Inn dinner-dance planned Sept 21 for civil service anniversary. Fort Detrick sports update notes Tennis fifth in league, baseball fourth in class B. Baby announcement: Richard Byron born July 28 at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Detrick
Fez
Maryland
Frederick County Tuberceeers and Public Health ‘Society
Frederick News and Post
NFFE
Locel
National Federation of Federal Employes
Frederick i Fairgrounds
Dewuick
Walter S. Stull
Carl Esterly
Doris Ausherman
William E. Warren
Rosa G. Ikreh
Hublert J. Kaempf
Carl 5
Esseerly
Richard
Civil Service
Paul Koch
Thelpa Wilson
Oliver Keefer
Barbara
iMedinger
Kreh
Dorist Ausherman
John J. Hayes
Artington Hall
Belvoir
Jother
Severo Rivers
Arlington Hall
Andrews!Air Force Base
Fort Deiurick
Welcome Mat of Civilian and Military Staff Notes
Civilian employees John F. Cavahey and Arthur G. L. Miller welcomed this week. Military personnel include Captain Andrew J. Novak transferred to Army Chemical Center and Specialist Forrest D. Hayes to Arthur Andersen in Chicago as public accountant. Local visits note Joseph Carroll and family in Philadelphia, William E. Smith traveling, Donis Mort and husband on a two week Eastern states tour, Edward Young at Potomac cabin, Everett Champlin in Hartford, Captain Gordon K. Middie on vacation in Charlotte, and engineers on active duty at Indiantown Gap. Barbara Sellman and Marjorie Ganley on leave. Leo Gouker to Dutch Fest. new Maryland road map available at district office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeavfing
Beagle
Jack&. Cobn
Margaret J. Curran
Andrew J. Novak
Army Chemical Center
Forrest D. Hayes
Larthur Andersen and Company
Chicago
Joseph
iCarroll
Elatives
Philadelphia
William.e. Smith
New England
William J. S
Ban
Gov. Maine
Donis Mort
Germany
Edward
Young
Potomac
Brunswick
Everett
Champlin
Hartford
Conn
Gordon K. Aliddieson
Charlotte
M. C
Eppa Ahak
Homer Inman
iRichard P. Jacobs
Engineers
Gap
Indiantown Gap
Ella Pearl
Barbara
Sellman
Ocean City
Marjorie Ganley
Emory Doyle
Bill Preston
Yellowstone National jPark and Vicinity
Leo i Gouker
Maryland
Stuival
Altoona
Send
Thomas Sewareainear
James Filby
Linden Hills
William, Flair
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
The State Tuberculosis Commission deferred work on a Frederick County state hospital project due to high bids and will prune the planned buildings. Harvesting begins in parts of the county with wheat varying in yield. A Washington party camped along the Monocacy below Buckeystown calling it Camp Rains. A horse team frightened by an automobile near Seeger's shop on East Patrick Street ran away briefly. Fort Fanny is reestablished at Braddock Heights with men spending summer nights on the mountain top.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Tuberculosis Commission
Frederick County
Robert F. Goodell
Frederick D. Murray Stauffer
Donald A. DeLashmutt
Washington
Buckeystown
Elmer Dixon
Seeger
East Patrick Street
Messrs
Wilson Schley
John Quynn
Dean Hendrickson
William T Delaplaine
George Delaplaine
Fort Fanny
Braddock Heights
First Wheat of 1932 Harvest Fetches 1.14 a Bushel
Twenty years ago items note the first 1932 wheat sale at 1.14 per bushel, 34 cents above 1935’s level. Alton Powell Jr age 8 of Lewistown injured by a firecracker blast during Independence Day celebrations. Catherine Brooks ages and details vague as she marks her birthday near Petersville. Frederick County Firemen’s Association to hold its third annual gathering in Brunswick July 15 16 with prizes totalling 3190. Roy Shorb returns to Waynes after week with Chay Jes E Shorb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Powell, Jr
Lewistown
Catherine Brooks
Catoctine Creek
Petersville
Frederick Counts of Firemen’s Association
Roy Shorh
Waynesheld
Brunswick
Chay
Ijes E. Shorb
Going Strong at 63 Emma Gatewood Trekks Appalachian Trail
Emma Gatewood, 69, from Gallipolis Ohio, is pictured hiking the 2,055 mile Appalachian Trail from Fort Oglethorpe Georgia to Maine for a second time. She is the trail’s only woman to complete the full journey, travels alone, carries a duffle bag, uses a knife for defense, and relies on land offers for meals and shelter while averaging about 14 miles daily toward a September destination.
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Emma Gatewood
Washington
Momimen
State Park
Gatewood
Gallipolis
Ohio
Fort Oglethorpe
Katahdin
Maine
Georgia
St Davis
Sag
Rotary Club hears district governor at Frederick meeting
Francis Scott Key Hotel hosted the Frederick Rotary Club with Edward C. Hartmann as president. Wilbur S. Wimmer district governor spoke on Rotary programs to aid student awards and civic projects. Visiting Rotarians from multiple cities attended and shared community entraments. Next week historian Charles SirC Mathias Jr. will present a Frederick history program.
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Rotary Club of
Frederick
Francis Scott,Key Hotel
Edward C. Hartmann
Wilbur 5. Wimmer
Rotary International
Wimmer
Sykesville
Rotary Clubs
Rotary
Charles Sirc. Mathias Jr
Ralph: M. Cogs
Local Women Injured In Kansas Auto Crash
Miss Mary C Mask and Mrs Helen Gaither were in a car near Kansas City when it left the road and toppled down an embankment. Mask suffered a broken hip and awaits a hip pin. Gaither was treated for a facial gash and released. Raubinger, a registered nurse, is with Mask at Washington County Hospital in Washington Kansas. The car was lightly damaged at about $25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary C. Mask
East Fifth Street
Washington County Hospital
Washington, Kansas
Helen Gaither
East Fourth Street
M Mask
Kansas City
Gaither
Mask
Raubinger
Mrs Mask
Bride's Tears Save $25 In Roadside Holdup
William and Ellen Marie Star cing of Meadville married yesterday en route to Washington on their honeymoon. On Route 128 a holdup man demanded money. tears from the bride allegedly influenced him to leave without the couple’s cash, returning $25 to the bride. Police reported a separate drowning incident in Fairfax Virginia involving four year old Susan Tennant and later a dramatic medical save in Chipley Florida where mother and baby survived.
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Mcconnellsburg
Lonely Mountain Road
William
Ellen
Marie Starcing
Meadville
Dunkirk
Washington
Trevalver
Child
Eairpax
Susan G. Tennant
Fairfax
Woodside Lake
Tysone Carne
Nehru
India
Abraham Lincoln
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Major Thomas M
C. P. DL
Konaville, Tenn
Air Force
Eisenhower
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Floyd Baker
Virginia
Verton
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Phoenix
Ariz
Veterans Administration
Navy
P. J. Walker
Ing
Col
Alfred Johnson
Walkers
California
Margaret Benninger
X. Y. City
Robert Peacock
Selby Brown
Boyd Thomas
Fort Belvier
Thomas
George Virts
Carrie Virts
Failsi Church
New Jerusalem
Charies Everhart
H. W. Beatty
Douglas Beatty
Bruns
Euidece Zam
Jusuy
Moore
Con
J- R. Cupp
Leroy Moore
Bob Cupp
W. F
Fayetteville, N. C
Fred Lee George Jr
Loudoun “Hospital
Mason Lowry
Jena Arlington
N. L. Lowrys
Carlton Atterback
Lovettsville St
Tin Blacksburg
Robert Wireland
Hyattsville
Aliss
Nellie George
Ella Johnson
Otho Spring
Nial Mj
Seave
William FH
Charles Boswell
Falls Church
Johns Fraley Sr
Willia
Joe Whitmer
Shepherdstown
John. H. Wheel
Teresa
iJohnnie
Knoxville
Daniel Wood
Nancy
Allen i Wood
G. Maynard Eagle
Hagen
Mississippi
Harry Hatcher
Lakeland
Florida
Canada
A. L. Hatcher
Larry Doidrick
Aldie
Floyd Pearsson
Aldis
Tommy’ Pearson
Audrey Trimappe
Harry Stream
Maurice Cost
Baltimore
J. D. Keister
Bob Keister
John Neff
Clarence Neff
Barnard Neff
Near
Leesburg
Emmitsburg
Charles B. Shorb
Charles Wagaman
William Milliway
Wiliam ‘Milliway, Jr
Anna Marie
Brenda
Ed Geffery
Edgar Wagaman
Elizabeth Pfeiffer
Elmer Rudy
John Kelly
Marie Rosensteel
Gregory Washabaugh
Amandate
Jackson Hamerick
Frailey Road
William Garner
Kensington
William Boyer
Walkersville
Boyers
William Sterbinsky
Wilbur Overholtzer
Felix Adams
Louise Adams
Rodgers Topper
Topper
Robert Topper
Spenter
Russell Wantz
Harney
Walford
Fountaindale
John Owens
Thorton Rodgers
Owens
Rodgers
MT. Carmel
Carmel Methodist Church
Lowell
Garland
Harry Hamilton
Harry Hamilton, Jr
Lowell S. Garland
Roy Biser
Harvey Davis
Judith Hoffman
Paul Main
Bonnie Bowman
Rosie Bell
Glen Rippeon
Roger Main
Arnold Dove
Lawrence Lawson
Grace Biser
Dorothy Lininger
Vic
America
Theorld
Detrick
John Derr Jacks
Jeannie Hemp
Albert
Virginia Natonal Guard
Frederic
Motter Avenue
Bentz Street
Route 15
Ninth
Motter
Motier Avenue
Middle
Meriwether Hart
Blackstone
Edward A. Ted J Crowther
North Carolina
Hoss
Chemical Association
Leslie S
Armed Forces Chemical Association
Harold E. Chichester
James AL Kime
Richard Lochner
Richard Byron
Borg Me
Frederick Metang Hospital
Mili
Tohn F .Cavahey
Arthur G. L. Miller
George
the News
Buick
Doc Ready
U. S
Army Reserve
Fort McClellan
Ala
Victor B. Slotnick
Great Britain
France
Italy
Switzerland
Belgium
Holland
Spain
Joseph jSchwimer
Connecticut
Kansas
Edgewater
Arthur B. Traylor
Anne Arundel County
South River
Trayior
Chipley
Fla
Nellis Atkins
Walter Shehee
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