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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1949

Page

3

Answers on GI Bill and VA benefits guidance

Major Thomas M. Nial answers readers on GI Bill eligibility for service before July 25 1947 with a provision for those enlisted under the Armed Forces Voluntary Recruitment Act. He notes VA hospital admission form P-10 requires no financial verification. Other questions cover schooling timelines, divorce and child allotments, and readjustment allowances with deadlines and conditions.

Thomas M. Nial Washington Bangali N. J Morganon N. C

Widow of World War II veteran may claim pension limits

Spokane reader asks if a widow can receive a pension after her husband's death in an auto crash. If the veteran had any service connected disability at death, the widow is eligible if her income stays under 1000 dollars a year, or 2500 with dependent children. Write to Major Nial via this newspaper with a self addressed stamped envelope.

Spokane Nial

Parkway Fair Friday Evening Draws PTA Help and Local Fun

More than 200 PTA members organized a county fair style event at Parkway school to fund improvements not covered by the budget. Families will enjoy bingo for adults, booths, grab-bags, cakes donated by homeroom families, cake walks, refreshments, and age group activities. Cartoons, films, and pony carts will be part of the program for all ages.

PTA Parkway

School Fair Opens With Rides And Auction Sale

The school fair will open at 7 30 p m offering supervised rides for younger children. After bingo, Delbert Null will conduct a public sale of unsold prize articles. Joseph F Rhoderick is general chairman with Miss Mary Lee Smith and Mrs Francis Putman as Irish special assistants. Committees total over 200 with many volunteers aiding the project.

Delbert Null Joseph F. Rhoderick Mary Lee Smith Francis Putman

Hood College Newspaper Staff Banquet Features Farewell Speech

Hood College paper the Blue and Grey held its annual banquet at the Peter Pan Inn last evening. Retiring editor Barbara Huntley thanked attendees for their cooperation during a pivotal year and expressed gratitude for the chance to guide the paper amid Hood's notable year.

Hood College Blue and Grey Peter Pan Inn Barbara Huntley West Pittston Hood

New editor introduced for Blue and Grey at Orange NJ banquet

Miss Arley Lundie introduced as new editor supervising the last three issues. Bliss Lundie outlined the paper’s ideals and duty to Hood students faculty and administration. Esther Shaw spoke on group unity. Jane Brennen welcomed Hope Sutliffe elected editor. Other speakers included Martha Binney Diane Demmy Emily Tresselt and Nancy Pilsch as bios.

Arley Lundie Orange N. J Bliss Lundie Hood Esther Shaw Jane Brennen Hastings-on- Hudson N. Y Hope Sutliffe Somerset Martha M. Binney Diane Demmy Colonial Park Emily Tresselt Thurmont Nancy Pilsch Easton Suttiffe Brennen

Brain growth fact highlights early life development

The article notes that the human brain weighs 200 to 300 percent more in the first year of life than at birth, underscoring rapid early development. It also mentions a first Monday in June event and refreshments hosted by the host, reflecting a local gathering within The News of Frederick, Maryland, dated May 5, 1949.

Rosedale Homemakers Meet Covers Color to Wear

Rosedale Homemakers Club met at Mrs. James Dubel on West Fourth with 16 members. President Mrs. Bussard opened with the American Creed. Demonstrations on color to wear were led by Mrs. Mobley and Mrs. Taverner. June picnic plans discussed. Next meeting planned.

Rosedale Club Rosedale Homemakers’ Club James Dubel West Fourth Street Luther Bussard Ed Mobley E. W. Taverner Lou Davis E W. Taverner Thomas Molesworth Henry Lochner Stephen Nester

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