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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1944

Page

2

Men Up To 38 May Be Called

State Selective Service Director Col Henry C Stanwood said men up to 38 will still be inducted despite a House Military Affairs Committee report that calls up under 26 may suffice. He said those not deferrable will be called, and that most calls likely will be under 26 though not all.

Baltimore Henry C. Stanwood House Military Affairs Committee Stanwood Francis V. Kessiing, Jr House Committee

Summer visitors and travels noted in Gaithersburg area

Mrs Ashton Garner of Atlanta with her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs James Schroeder and Mrs Elizabeth Woods of Tonawanda NY visit Hollywood Cabins with family. The Watkins family from Potomac bring relatives and grandchildren Louis Fehlesinger and Joan Mollie Fehlesinger from San Antonio. Reed family returns from Capon Springs. Merle Jacobs visits Brooklyn relatives with nieces Barbara and Joan Waters. Burch Brewer of Flint Michigan visits father William G Brewer in Poolesville.

Gaithersburg Ashton Garner Atlanta James Schroeder Elizabeth Woods Tonawanda NY Raymond de Puy Hollywood Cabins Russell Watkins Potomac Louis Fehlesinger Joan and Mollie Fehlesinger San Antonio Lewis Reed

Optimist writes to courts over unpaid legacies in Pennsylvania

A Pennsylvania resident, described as an optimist by officials, sent letters to every court seeking confirmation of unpaid legacies. In other news, a Sunday weiner roast at the home of Mr and Mrs Guy Smith near Petersville celebrated the birthdays of Anna Belle Zimmerman and several family members with four large cakes and a delicious lunch, lists of attendees including numerous Smith Zimmerman and Stang relatives.

Pennsylvania the Register of Wills Guy Smith Petersville Halfdan Zimmerman Anna‘belle Zimmerman Vernon Smith Helen Smith Jefferson Maurice Biser

Stimson to Address Nation on Radio Tonight

Secretary of War Stimson, home from visits to Italy and Normandy fronts, will report his war observations in a radio address Tuesday night. The speech is set to air at 10 15 pm Eastern War Time over the Mutual and Blue Networks.

Stimson Washington War Stimson Italy Normandy Mutual Blue

Beer production up in June and year to date

Beer production in June totalled 8,131,069 barrels, compared with 7,532,392 barrels in June 1943. For the period July 1, 1943 to June 30, 1944, output reached 81,651,469 barrels, up from 71,018,257 barrels in the previous 12 months.

Washington

Another Jap Assault At Aitape Repulsed

Advanced Allied Headquarters reports a new Japanese assault east of Aitape in British New Guinea repulsed. Japanese forces in the Wewak sector are estimated up to 45 000, pocketed between Australian and American lines for weeks.

New Guinea Azaire Aitape British New Guinea Wewak

All Bran Claims End To Five-Year Constipation Siege

An elderly reader shares relief from five years of severe constipation using Kellogg's All-Bran. The ad explains the product's fiber content supports colon health and normal elimination, emphasizing it is a gentle regulating food, not a laxative, and urges consuming All-Bran with plenty of water for relief.

H. C. Durand Columbus Ave Freeport Long Island N. Y Kellogg’s Battle Creek

MARKS VENDING WIRE New York July 24

J L ogan of Western Union upheld the telegram to Senator Truman as an exception to a ban on such messages. Egan said the president can modify or rescind the ban. Staff Sergeant Nelson Main, son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Main of 16 Franklin St, shot down an enemy plane in Italy. Main, a Frederick High School graduate, previously worked for Fairchild Aircraft Corp in Hagerstown before enlisting in March 1943. He has been overseas since February, stationed in England and Italy. King George VI landed in Italy for an inspection tour with escorts, arriving at 5:15 p m after a flight from Britain. Say you saw it in The News.

Pope Field N. C North Carolina Army Air Base Army Navy Coast Guard Nelson Main Thomas Main Franklin Street Italy Frederick Frederick High School Main Fairchild Aircraft Corporation Hagerstown England

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