USO Dance at Braddock Heights Moves to Wednesday
The USO schedules a July 26 dance at Braddock Heights pavilion deviating from the usual Saturday night. Joe Stephens and his orchestra will play for service members stationed at Camp Detrick and others in the Frederick area, with USO transportation and special passes provided. Dance runs nine to twelve with refreshments and accordion numbers.
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USO
Braddock Heights
Joe Stephens
Camp Detrick
Frederick
Carroll Street
Heights
Many Friends Visit Frederick Area During Leave
Extended snippets detail mothers and spouses visiting soldiers and sailors, with trips to Philadelphia, Burlington, Camp Pickett, Atlantic City, and Washington. Individuals named include Mrs Wilson B Hallar, Mr Frank Buch, Mrs Catherine Roberts, Mrs Thelma Tracey, Ensign Donald R Russell, Lt Quentin L Earhart, and Pvt Clark L Davis among others, reflecting postwar social visits and home furloughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson B. Hallar
Philadelphia
Frank Buch
North Market Street
Catherine Roberts
Thelma Tracey
Jess Marshall
Burlington, N. C
Hustlers To Play Cameo Team Here
The Frederick Hustlers will meet the Cameo Baseball Club of Washington, D. C. Sunday at 2 30 p.m. at McCurdy Field. A. F. Angleberger is manager. The Cameo Club leads the Industrial League in Washington.
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Frederick Hustlers
Cameo Baseball Club
Washington
D. C
McCurdy Field
A. F. Angleberger
Cameo Club
Shankle Family Ties Highlight Coast Guard Post
Lieutenant Shankle, stationed at the Coast Guard headquarters in Washington after a Western trip, is the son of Mr and Mrs Steiner Shankle of Buckeye town. His brother Private First Class Lavier Shankle serves in New Guinea.
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Eliza Browning
Airy
Lloyd Dennison
Washington
Ralph Wayne Shober
Ralph E. Shober
Irving Danner
Park Avenue
West College Terrace
Dan
Charlottesville
Widlife
Ing
United States
Ner
Donald Shew
Evelyn
Lieut. Shankle
Coast Guard
Steiner Shankle
Buckeystown
Pfc
Lavier Shankle
New Guinea
Baseball stars eye World Series beyond All Stars
Musial leads league in hits and is eligible for induction. Players stress daily effort to win and please fans as season is over halfway. Billy Southworth calls All-Star win with National Leaguers in 7 1 victory one of his most satisfying. In Andorra a report cites German army plotting against the Nazi party echoing tensions with occupation in southern France.
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Musial
Billy
Southworth
Andorra
Pyrennes
France
Billy Southworth Won't Claim Flag Just Yet
By Fritz Howell the St Louis Cardinals manager Billy Southworth refuses to claim the 1944 pennant despite the club leading the National League. He cites possible injuries and wartime callups as factors that could alter the race, noting star pitcher George Munger has left the team and that several players may be lost to service.
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Fritz Howell
St. Louis Cardinals
Billy Southworth
Billy the Kid
Kidder
George Munger
Fred Schmidt
Stan
Fort Bliss Private Cooper’s Ambulatory Listing and Kin
At Fort Bliss Pvt. Cooper is stationed at A. S. N. 33888 033 11th Plt Btry A 85th AAR T Bn Fort Bliss Tex. He is the brother of Pfc Eugene A Cooper now stationed in Italy whose picture appeared in the paper some time ago. His wife and children reside at Dawsonville.
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Pvt. Cooper
Fort Bliss
Tex
Pfc
Eugene A. Cooper
Italy
Dawsonville
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R. Paul Smith
Hagerstown
Jeanne $1 Uth
Naval Operating Base
Norfolk
Douglas Resterick
London
England
Mary K Miller
Keedysville
R. H Wallace
Book Match Club
Edwin E. Stoffer
Kirk D. Cramer
Stoffer
Katharine R. Bussard Will Jbe
Paul Swartz
Hanover
N. Wilson Schrey
Greentop
Cramer
Donald
William Reynolds
Joseph E. Bussard
Katharine R. Bussard
Doris Jean Swanson
Paul Swanson
Rock Island
Ill
Nannie M. Everhart
David G. Everhart
Camp Bowie
David G. Everhart, Jr
Camp Croft
S. C
Everhart
Kate
R Pan Inn
William Schnauffer
West Church Street
Peter Pan Inn
Urbana
John C. Worthington
Colonial Village
Washington, D. C
Glenn H. Worthington
Record Street
John Worthington
Nina
Frederick City Hospital
Harold Meiselman
Meiselman
Charles I. Anderson
Fort Jackson
Clarence Anderson
Point of Rocks
C. Everett Schildknecht
Easton
C. E. Schildknecht
North College Parkway
Schildknecht
American Chemical Association
Gibson Island
Richard Baumgardner
Sgt Baumgardner
Camp Pickett
Paul S. Michael
Lindbergh Avenue
Atlantic City
N. J
Wayne Bowers
Woodstock, Va
Margaret Motter
Charles Shook
East Patrick ‘Street
Clyde E. Burgee
Bucknell University
Lewisburg
J. Harold Hooper
Walkersville
Donald R Russell
Edgie Russell
Rosemont Avenue
States
Ensign Russell
Naval Air
Reginald Long
Rocky Ridge
Charless. Barrett i and Son
Florence
N. C
Thurmont
Laura Wisotzkey
East Main Street
Barrett
Hammaker Bros
Walter R. Rudy
Albert S. Remsberg
Middletown
Woodrow Barkley
Eva
Reese
St. Louis
Seymour Summers
Weete
Wiao Wee Law
Lloyd Shank
Charlies C. Clark
Oklahoma City
Okla
Wilbur Summers
George Smith
J. Sherman Clark
Myersville
Mr. Clark
Raymer Derr
Boonsboro
Sgt. Derr
Gulfport, Miss
Charles Raymer
Charles Derr
Blanche Brake
Waynesboro
John Etter
San Diego
Calif
Dorothy Brake
New York
Donald F. Brake
Mrs. Fannie Snyder
Charles Gartrell
Mr. Airy
Rebecca Molesworth
Baltimore
James Molesworth
G. Grover Mullinix
Pueblo, Colo
Eldridge Mullinix
Quentin L Earhart
Robert Allen
Decatur General Hospital
Decatur
Ala
Mary Frances Williar
Frank E. Williar
Mt. Airy
Earhart
Courtland Basic Army Air Field
Agatha Eiseman
Taneytown
Chicago, Ill
Capt
James §. Eiseman
Clark L. Davis
Davis
Harry Young
Camp Gordon
University of Virginia
Shober
Bridgewater College
Bridgewater
William Lutz
Chester Hobbs
Pvt Lutz
Lutz
Charles Newman
Hobbs
Milton A. Harris
SOM 2/c
Pvt
Carrell Harris
Som Harris
Harris
Fort Reno
Fengaville
Milton Harris
Mr Harris
Jefferson
East Second Street
Hustlers
Lieut
Edward S. Shankle
Saipan
Saipan Island
John H. Cooper
Frederick County
Aleutian Islands
Marianas
Hell
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