Oppose Out In Strength Of 29th Div.
Maryland and Virginia military leaders reject reducing National Guard strength arguing adequacy as first line of defense. Maj Gen William C Purnell and Maj Gen Milton A Reckord insist not to destroy the old outfit while supporting reshaping into five battle groups. Pentagon push seen as seeking command over forces.
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Maryland
National Guard Uni
National Guard
Anscourt
William C Purnell
Cor Mander
Virginia
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Bobtal
Reckord
Pentagon
Helicopter Bus Line Seen In Future Travel Network
Air enthusiasts forecast a civilian helicopter bus network linking Frederick County to nearby cities as a fast travel option amid crowded highways. Pilot Green of Frederick Airport notes growing interest, but high costs of helicopters and maintenance slow progress. a large Army-style helicopter could cost about $500,000, with smaller models less viable for bus service. A related report notes Robert T. Remsberg, 28, of Frederick, has become a warrant officer after completing helicopter pilot training at Fort Rucker.
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Lues
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Gudet
Richard R. Green
Frederick Airport
New York
LaGuardia
Idlewild
Green
Frederick
Fredericks County
Fort Rucker
Ala
AHTNC
Robert T. Remsberg
Lois
West Fifth Street
Army Aviation Center
Frederick County CD Head Explains Current Planning
Frederick County Civil Defense chief Lawrence Crickenberger outlined planning steps in a interview. He said the local unit would alert and mobilize only if an enemy attack occurred and that Raven Rock and other underground setups are federally controlled and not part of local action. He noted phases of Operation Alert 1958 involve Washington to Fort Ritchie transfers with little local involvement beyond paperwork.
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Frederick County Caval Defense Organization
Frederick Couvary Civil Defense
Lawrence
Crickenberger
Adams County
Pa Cual Defense
Fountainhead
Civil Defense
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Pennsylvania
Defense Department
Washington
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Raven Rock Tunnel
Pentagon
Crichenberger
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Adams Probe Expands as House Sets New Inquiry
A second group of House investigators will open hearings Monday probing claims that President Truman aide Sherman Adams intervened in a government case. Subcommittee chairman Edward Hebert said Adams testified behind closed doors and that the panel has subpoenaed witnesses to air the matter. The case concerns a wartime cloth contract penalty against Worsted Inc of Manchester New Hampshire and comes amid reported White House interest in the issue.
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House
Sherman Adams
Charman
Edward Hebert
D-La
House Armed Services Investigations Subcommittee
Adams
White House
Austin
Raglaine Pearing
Worsted, Inc
Manchester
N.H
Teartad
Roswell M Austin
Armed Forces Board
Leo Wolff
Named To Health Dept Position Here
Jesse D. Myers Jr., former bacteriologist for the State Health Department laboratory in Westminster, was appointed bacteriology chief for the new State Health Department laboratory in Winchester Hall. He will be aided by a laboratory assistant and a laboratory helper. Myers has a Westminster residence and plans to build on Tulip Hill this summer. He is married with a three and a half year old daughter and a Korean War veteran who previously led Carroll County labs. Assistants Shirley Fogle and William Askins will join, with a third trainee expected in September. Summer hours run 8:30 to 4, closed Saturdays.
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State Health Department
Westminster
Winchester Hall
Forbe
H. Burgess
Myers
Frederick
Tulip Hill
Western Maryland College
Mercy Hospital School of Medical Technology
Baltimore
Mercy Hospital
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Carroll County
Shirley Fogle
William Askins
Health Department
Second
East Streets
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State Draft Call Unaffected By Crisis In Maryland
Maryland draft officials say the August quota of 1400 men remains unchanged unless the Defense Department requests an emergency adjustment. The state reports steady monthly intake since May with the 23 to 33 age group supplying draftees. If quotas rise, boards would first draft older ages before lowering to 18.
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Middle East
Maryland
Henry C. Stamwood
Selective Service
Defense Department
Stanwood
Marysl
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