Camp Ritchie To Be Communications Center Near Md
Washington reports reveal plans for a supplemental communications installation at Camp Ritchie Maryland to defend the capital in case of atomic attack. Sen Tydings said Friendship Airport between Baltimore and Washington would serve as an interceptor field with Army control if war erupts.
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Army Scanning Its Reserves
Washington July 26 An Army spokesman said individual reserve officers not in units ordered to active duty are not being forced into federal service for now. The service studies whether medical reserves and certain WWII trained doctors dentists and veterinarians have obligations to serve. Navy needs about 40 medical officers immediately with half of 4200 wartime medical graduates holding Naval Reserve commissions. Regulations on recall of reserve officers are being issued as certain units are mobilized. The Air Force announced that
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Air Force to Relieve Med Officers from Training Before Recall
An Air Force spokesman said the service has not started calling doctors on an involuntary basis. The announcement adds that regular and reserve medical officers in civilian residency training will be relieved from training and reassigned to duty before any involuntary recall of reserve officers.
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Air Force
Will For Peace Theme At Rotary Detroit Convention
Two Frederick delegates who serve as vice-president and president reported on the Rotary International Convention in Detroit. Clyde Roney and William Hardy summarized how the peace theme linked to local club work and outlined four branches of Rotary objectives. Visitors Dr. Lloyd and Lee Luckett of Brunswick attended. the piece notes the Indiana Clowns winning the Negro American League title and Kansas City Monarchs claiming the Western division.
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Rotary International
Detroit
Clyde Roney
William Hardy
Frederick
Service Club
Francis Scott Key
Hardy
Roney
Rotary
Lloyd
Lee Luckett
Brunswick
Maryland crops gain despite rain delay harvest
College Park reports weather helped Maryland crops with good gains but rain delayed small grain harvest. Insect and disease control were tougher last week, though damage remained light. Week ending July 22 was compiled by the University of Maryland Extension Service with state and Federal cooperation.
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Maryland
University of Maryland
West
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