U S Army eyes 2500 alien volunteers under Lodge Act
Washington March 2 The Army will issue rules to enlist 2500 aliens aged 18 to 35 into U S service for five years with path to citizenship after honorable discharge The plan aims to ease overpopulation and fill skill gaps while avoiding mass foreign mercenary notions and ensuring security screening If successful it could expand immigration quotas and create a broader noncitizen force linked to future citizen service
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Bolivar Young Adults plan first postministry supper
Bolivar West Virginia notes recount a Sunday evening covered dish supper at Camp Hill church dining room for the Young Adults marking Rev Harrison first meeting in charge. Also chronicled are local socials, hospital notices, obituaries, and community visits across Bolivar and nearby towns.
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W. Va
Camp Hill Church
Harrison
Bolivar Methodist Church
Faithful Workers
John Snyder
Ernest Webb
Baltimore
Wm. Rosenberry
J. A. Rosenberry
DeWitt Zeek
K. K. Cavalier
Harrisburg
Washington
Zeek
Wilma Wentzell
Chas. R. Rau
Celeste B. Newcomer
Camp Hill Methodist Church
Barbara Jane Kain
Joseph Lee Kain
Margaret Painter Kain
Gale Patricia
J. J. Kein
Harpers Ferry
E. L. Painter
Luray
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
J. A. Ryan
Jay Eakles
Jackie Lewis
Charles Rinaldi
Jackie Barker
Douglas Meier
David Chicchirichi
Thomas S. Webb
G. E. Webb
Harwood White
Lena White
Eleanor White
Howard Keence
Halltown
Robert Fritts
Stafford Keence
Estella Cobb
Home Nursing Class Shows Clever Uses Of Everyday Items
Miss Lena Andersen heads a home nursing class in Winchester Hall under the Red Cross. Mrs. Thomas H. Quill assists Mrs. W. M. Ray Spurrier in making scuffs from newspapers as part of inventive home care training. The group includes several local women and a theater outing followed a dinner for a broader social mix. The article also notes local National Guardsmen receiving commissions and various community events and visitors.
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Lena Andersen
Red Cross Eastern Area
Alexandria
Thomas H. Quill
W. M. Ray Spurrier
Frank Keefer
Quill
Bernarde. Gilbert, Jr
Virginia Teeter
Taneytown
Major Everhart Promoted From Francis E Warren AFB
Lovettsville notes report Captain John William Everhart of Francis E Warren Air Force Base Wyoming promoted to Major. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Elbert Everhart of Lovettsville. The family visited last week and Maj Everhart left with them for New York to sail for Germany. Other items include Mr and Mrs P J Legard vacationing in Florida and the Beattys planning a move near Waynesboro Virginia after selling land to the State with portions sold to Ralph Graham and Ernest Everhart.
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G. E. Webb
Laureda
Ernie Webb
Martinsburg
Lewis Glover
New Jersey
John Glover
Bethesda
Cyrus Cavalier
K. K. Cavalier
U. S. Army
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Pittsburgh
Oliver Schilling
Richard Beck
Eugene Beck
Washington
U. S. Air Corps
Beck
Harpers Ferry
Richard
Shepherds College
Kitty Green Reigger
Bolivar
Mildred Maphis
Shenandoah Junction
John Whitehair
Ayres Green
Arys Ann Reigeser
Danny Heigger
Winchester
Stanley Whitehair
John
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Donald Wilson
Rye
New York
Sarah Bell
Charlies Whitehair
Charles, Jr
Rosen’s Clothing
Charles Town
Lester W. Potts
Chicago
Harry McCormick
Pottsville
Potts
Webb
Sylvia Rowland
Helen Shaw
Grafton
W. Va
Fred Rowland
Ralph Harper
William Boehr
Gaithersburg
J. L. Eackles
Woman's Club
Lovettsville
John William Everhart
Francis E. Warren Air Force Base
Wyo
Elbert Everhart
Maj Everhart
Germany
P. JF. Legard
Florida
C. M. Beatty
Waynesborse
Beattys
Ralph Graham
Ernest Everhart
Mark Borlenter
Nf Artington
H. L. Rodeffer
Labor Walkout Shrinks Hours in Defense Program
Organized labor leaders representing about 15.9 million workers have walked out of the defense program. They oppose Wilson’s manpower control, wage limits, and big business influence, demanding a stronger labor voice and concessions on wages and benefits.
Wage boards clash over 10 percent raise and price controls
The News reports labor balked at a 10 percent wage rise and the nine member wage board failed to meet as labor withdrew. DiSalle eased price freezes on stern keepers, signaling possible price shifts. Labor leaders denounce big business influence around policy and demand a seat in the inner circle defending workers. In Waynesboro Pa, the Ritchie project faced a 24 hour setback over labor disputes and a brief plant halt before resuming with replaced crews.
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WSB
Johnston
WSI
DiSalle
Stern
Big Business
Wilson
Waynesboro
Ritchie
Sykesville Groups Plan Meetings and Socials in March
Sykesville events include the Painte and Woman's Club gathering with guest musicians at Mrs Horace C Jefferson home on Thursday as St Barnabas Guild meets March 7 at 2 pm with Mrs Waller Sayres presiding. Also notes on Fire Chiefs recruiting volunteers for civilian defense, Freedom Masonic Lodge Ladies Night with turkey dinner, WoCTU gathering March 7, and local social activities by C and F Telephone Company staff in Mt Airy. A death in the Fairbank family in Baltimore and local obituaries. A Buckeystown Episcopal Diocese school project noted.
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Earl Morgan
Kimballton
Leon Edwards
Camp Hill
LeRoy Beans
Round Hill
Douglas Thompson
Hillsboro
Baltimore
Robert Reeser
Arlington, Va
Ted Sager
LaMar
Moorefield
W. Va
Jefferson’s Rock
Leavy
Auviliary
John Glover, Jr
St. Patrick’s Day
Frank Shugard
John Glover
Millville
Donald Euckles
Donald Backies
Glover
J. L. Mills
Sharon
Collier Conklin
G. E. Webb
Hilda Merriman
Virginia
Martinsburg
Lee Bussard
Bolivar
Charles Town General Hospital
Little Cheryl Glover
Nancy Miller
Charles Miller
Vyk Painte
Woman's Club
Sykesville
Horace C. Jefferson
Wilbur S Wimmer
Margaret Cocker
W. Raymond Etzler
Stewart F. Huvliné
Owens E. Osborne
Jax T. Smith
St. Barnabas Guild
Waller Sayres
Mary Agnes
Gunther) Fairbank
William Fairbank
Roland Fairbank
Springield Avenue
Edna B. Koontz
Washington
Ralph Culler
Sykesville C
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Mt. Airy
D. W. Cauthorn
Buck Ingham School
Buckeystown
Episcopal Diocese of
Radio Program Schedule Across Networks and Times
A dense listing of radio and television programs across NBC ABC CBS and local stations with varied show titles, hosts, dramas, news, comedies, and time slots from early morning to late night. It catalogs program names such as News for 1h Min, Jack Smith Show, Burns, Burns, and other era specific offerings, including crime dramas, music shows, and talk segments.
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Sparta
Musis
Cbe
Newa
Abe Noulal
Cle
Abe
Mba
Munla
Hba
Jack Smith
Cba
Bob Crosby
Duone
Ranger
Aba
Alan's
Nbe
Nero Wolf
Nbt
Sale
Che Dick Powell
Abs Magezing Theater
Sam Spade
Abe Orchestra
Monty Woolley
Duffy'n Wavern
Qrama
Spartacba
Life of
Amar
Nbo
Obs East
Res Allen
Abs
Nbe TV
Sporta
Ircheatra
News & Variety
Webe
Art Lankletter
Mama
Oranta
Cbs Nworty
We the People
Akaingt
Crima
Penthouse Party
Abc
Art Baker
Dumant
Henry Morgin
Lino-ebx
Pulitzer Pinghouss
Nbo Handy
Lumont
Berles
Lomonc
Hazing Kouts
Nbc
Morton Vowney
Cba Cavaledds of Stars
Dumont
Cbs
Saturday Sports Schedule and TV Broadway Tribute
The Saturday schedule lists CAS TV coverage at 2.15 p.m. of Army versus Navy basketball from Annapolis. Santa Anita racing at 1.30 p.m. with the $100,000 Santa Anita Handicap. and a Dumont track meet at 8.30 p.m. in New York. A-Mary Martin headlines NBC TV at 1 p.m. for a Broadway tribute to Richard Rodgers marking his 25th year on stage and screen with songs from South Pacific Oklahoma Pal Joey and Carousel.
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Navy
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Santa Anita
Calif
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New York
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Harry Matthews
Bob Murphy
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Henry Morgan
CBS
Marc Connelly
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