Mauldin Calls Army Caste System Require Revision
Washington March 28 famed GI cartoonist Baty Mauldin urged the Army to discard the old officer versus enlisted caste idea. He spoke before a War Department board and urged free use of service newspapers to vent soldier concerns while praising Eisenhower and Bradley for allowing press freedom, contrasting with MacArthur era restrictions.
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Washington
Baty Mauldin
Mauldin
Secretary of the Navy
Ferrectel
James H. Doolittle
War Department
Eisenhower
Bradley
Gen. MacArthur
Community Notes From Lovettsville and Nearby
Lovettsville social round includes visits with the Hickmans Potterfield and Myers families. Relatives and friends gather at homes in Arlington Purcellville and Hillsboro while enjoying trips to Baltimore and Washington. The page records guests, weekend stays, and local military service news with multiple households mentioned.
Family News Brief Reports Illness Recovery
Miss Taylor reports her mother is recovering from pneumonia after illness. Great grandmother and her uncle and aunt, Mrs. Dora Wolford and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Schutte, visit on Sunday as health improves.
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Dora Wolford
Lester Schutte
Miss Taylor
Union Bridge Hosts Birthday Dinner for Mrs Upton Gladhill
Mrs. Upton Gladhill of Union Bridge celebrated her 82nd birthday with family and friends at Pipe Creek Park near Tanertown on March 24. Attendees included numerous Gladhill relatives and local residents, gifts included an orchid cortege and a large potted plant, and several veterans shared recollections of wartime service.
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Upton Gladhil
Lew Roelkey
George Shriner
Caroline
Taneytown
Giadhill, Danascus
Frank Rheagr
Vernon Gladhill
Wilbur Gladhill
G. M. Fleming
Paul
Everett Fogle
Union Bridge
Lew L. Myers
Edward I. Myers
Frederick
Tony Colin
King Smith
Alexandria
Hawkins
Brunswick
John Rely
Wid Sin
Chiades Riggs
New Market
Sadie Bader
Washington
Katie Reynolds
Ively Gladhbill
Sandra Lee
Westminster
Harold Mehring
Wanda
Richard &. Mehring
Charles Shriner
Alma Shriner
Donald Yagley
Fort Bustis
Camp Meade
Virginia
Ray Myers
Otis Devilbiss, Jr
Massanutten Academy
Woodstock
Richard Lindsay
Near Washington
Doctors' Hospital
Marshall Singer
James
Tindsay
D. S. Moore
San Antonio
Texas
Charles Fowble
I Moore
Cpl
Charles Albert Fowble
Normandy
Fowble
Moore
Germany
Richard Etzler
U.S Marines
Robert Etzler
Local Notes From Sabillasville Area Families
Sabillasville residents and relatives gather for visits as Norman Hatter spends weekend with Edgar Hatter family in Norfolk. Ray Ridenour and children visit Thurmont friends. Mrs J Loc of Frederick visits Langs. Needham family from Zollinger seen with Wachter family. Wagaman family from Alexandria visits Waganian home. Wade Pryor on leave from Norfolk with Pryor family. Maurice Clark Raymond Kipe Chester and Lester Fox weekend in New York. Mary Meek recently active. Raymond Yulin Becky Beutsch Eyler Emmitsburg guests for Sunday dinner with Coleman family.
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Wendall Brown
Carroll Spring
Arlington
Bessie Spring
Elbert George
D. W. Grubb
Purcellville
Raymond Peacock
Francis Peacock
Edgar Peacock
Anita Gay
Natalie Jones
Arthur Peacock
Pacanium Springs
Raymond Potts
Hillsboro
Sara Steger
Charlottesville
P. F., Legard
P. F. Legard, Jr
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Betty Tee] Miller
Bolivar
Legard
Eugene Roth
New York
Lutheran Church
W. B. Williams
Kitty Hammond
Grippe
H. C. Filler
Lydia Biser
George Souder
Margaret Cooper
Washington
D. Brown
Ensign
Rarpn Stine
Solomons
H. C. McKimmey
Stine
Ralph Hollar
Portland
Milton Hollar
L. A. Womeldorph
Raymond
L. B. Womeldorph
James Williams
Leo Reed
Anna Manning
C. E. Wirts
Raymond Womeldorph
Lennox McKimmey
A. W. Brown
C. W. Beatiy
Roy Stears
U. S Navy
Beatty
Norfolk
Peggy Ann Taylor
Donis Bowman
BP. T. Lang
A. S. Needoam
Zullinger
Edgar Wachter
Lester Wagaman
Alexandria
Howard Waganian
Wade Pryor
Mes. Pryor
Maurice Clark
Raymond Kipe
Chester
Lester Fox
Mary Meek
Raymond Yulin
Becky
Beutsh Eyler
Emmitsburg
Joseph Coleman
Psychologist Reports On 200 Murders At Sci Meeting
St. Louis March 28 A university psychologist presented an analysis of 200 convicted killers. Older men tended to kill women for love related motives while younger men killed men for economic gain or to avenge insults. Violent depictions were noted for murders of females.
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St. Louis
Irwin A. Berg
University of Ilinois
American Assecplon For the Advancement of Science
Isis
Michigan
Vernon Fox
UF Ilinois University
Berg
Local Draft Board Discharges Area Men and Two Countians
Local Draft Board One reports the honorable discharge of several area residents including Harry Wolfe Gordon Harris Earl Lamar and Charles Jones. Norman Sharrer and Donald Sneadner from nearby counties were also demobilized Thursday. President Truman says no revival of rationing needed despite world food shortages. He expects the emergency to end before any controls could be reimposed.
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Misa
Harry Ignatius Wolfe
South Court Street
Gordon Eugene Harris
West Fifth Street
Earl Woodrow Lamar
Odenton
Adamstown
Charles Sigsbee Jones
Middletown
Norman E. Sharrer
Rocky Ridge
Donald David Sneadner
Libertytown
Washington
Truman
UNRRA
United Nations
Rev Althouse speaks on World War II experiences at DAR event
Rev Mr Althouse army chaplain delivers a vivid talk at the Frederick Chapter D A R meeting. He recounts Pacific campaigns and the Mariannas, notes Roosevelt death impact and wartime propaganda, then discusses veterans readjustment with photos and leaflets from his service.
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Mr. Althouse
Army Auto
Hart
DAR
Frederick
Daughters of the American Revolution
Ira J. Brandfield
West Second Street
Maryland
Paul L. Althouse
Jesse B. Anders
Howard Green
Frederick County
Historical Society
James H. Harris
Anders
John M. Culler
Emma Thompson
Pearl Eader
Williams M. Storm
Sane
Francis H. Markell
Markell
Celeste Roelke
Althouse
Sherman P. Bowers
Pacific
Saipan
Roosevelt
Truman
U. S
Pacific Theater
Uluycculiass
Brandfield
Frank Shriner
E. C. Kefanger
Carrie Pearre
Elizabeth Sheetenhelm
Relief At Last For Your Cough
An advertisement promotes Creomulsion as a potent cough remedy for chest cold bronchitis and related symptoms. It claims the product reaches the source of the trouble, loosens phlegm, soothes inflamed bronchial membranes, and promises a money back guarantee if it does not quickly ease the cough and aid sleep.
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Lakem
Laken
Fish stocked in Beaver Creek near Hagerstown event
Several hundred trout from the State hatchery at Lewistown were distributed Tuesday in Beaver Creek with the help of county sportsmen. Rainbow and brown trout were released.
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Hagerstown
Lewistown
Beaver Creek
Stocking Plans Aimed at Marsh Run and Local Creeks
Marsh Run and Tonoloway Creek near Hancock are expected to be stocked this week. Plans also call for stocking St. James Run and Sample's Run in Washington County. Potomac Light and Power filed a new rate schedule with the Public Service Commission claiming West Virginia customers would save 236,800 annually. The company serves Jefferson, Berkeley, Morgan, Grant, Hampshire, Hardy and Mineral counties with headquarters in Hagerstown Maryland.
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Marsh Run
Tonoloway Creek
Hancock
St. James Run
Sample's Run
Washington County
Charleston
W. Va
Potomac Light and Power Company
Public Service Commission
West Virginia
Jefferson
Berkeley, Morgan, Grant
Hampshire
Hardy
Mineral Counties
Hagerstown
Reductions Proposed by Official Letter to VP Stultz
In a letter to Commis. D. E. Stultz, vice president, the reductions would not affect all customers, but none would face higher charges. The note recalls slave trading was declared legal in Africa in 1807.
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Commis
D. E. Stultz
Africa
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E. P. Hickman
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Eddie
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Wade Ambaugh
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Mary Miller
Western Maryland Railroad
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Frederick City
Richard Miser
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Alaska
Pfc
Arthur W. Moore
South St. Frederick
Air Transport Command
Yada Field
Air Command
Arctic Circle
Wayside
E. Patrick St
Russell Young
Nicodemus Paint Store
Court ST
Turkey
Maryland Chick Hatchery, Inc
West South St. Frederick, Md
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Maryland Poultry Improvement Board
Maryland UW
Thone
P.L. Hargett &Co
South Market St
P. L. Hargett & Co
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Hot Springs
Arkansas
Mountain Valley Mineral Water Cappella Food Market
University of Maryland
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Rock Red Crosses
Spring Garden Inn
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Johnsville
Roger S. Williams
Lincoln Loan Service
Medford Grocery CO
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Elec
Sunbeam
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J. W. L. Carty
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Frederick, Md
Robert E. Lee Coffee Shonpe
Doll's Jewelry Store
Markell & Ford
Baltimore Sunday Sun
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