Vets and Draftees Guide for Reservists in Inventory Plan
Major Thomas M. Nial reports Air Force plans to inventory 300000 reservists not on active duty. Letters will invite interviews at local offices to update records, assess availability for duty, and possibly reclassify status. Trials in Miami began April 28 with 25 teams across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas M. Nial Washington
Air Force
Miami
Fla
The
Texas
Survey
Aeronautical
Radio Schedule Fragments From 1940s Split Dayparts
A fragmented schedule lists programs across networks with times and titles spanning silent hour, kiddies segments, news, sports, drama, and film features. Notable items include Dragnet, The Lone Ranger film, Treasury Men, Amos and Andy, and Chameleon News with varied affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nbe-Eds
Abo-Mbs-East Kiddies
Abo-Mba-West
Nbe
Newacaat
Nbe News
Cbs
Newa
Nbe Beulab
Abe Chameleon
Abe
Rod & Gun
Abe the
Abe Orchestra
All
Neta
Abc
Groucho Marv
Cha Mr
Bill Slater
DuMont
James Melton
Big Town
Cba
Kfartin Kane
Chz
Fid
Duktont
Chs
Dedfont
Emmitsburg Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Emmitsburg residents and guests are listed in a sequence of social notes. Margaret Reuter returns to Baltimore after a visit with her mother, Mrs. Kate M. Reuter, while Mrs. Kathryn Bateman visits Miss Evangeline Edwards. Local visits include Mrs. Joseph Smith of Taneytown, and a group at Sherwood Gardens in Baltimore. The Entre Nous Sewing Club meets at Mrs. A. A. Martin’s home with several members and guests. James Bittle receives treatment at Warner Hospital for a crushed thumb and arterial injury from a car door incident. Anabel Hartman of Baltimore plans a few days at her East Main Street apartment, and Mr. and Mrs. James Topper of Baltimore spend the weekend with Mrs. Margaret Topper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Margaret Reuter
Baltimore
Kate M. Reuter
Kathryn Bateman
Hampton Roads
Evangeline Edwards
Bateman
Kathryn
Edgar Rhodes
Sherwood Gardens
George Eyster
C. B. Heiser
Newville
Ray Eyster
Carlisle
R. M. Zacharias
Robert Hampson
Eyster
Entre Nous Sewing Club
A. A. Martin
E.L. Higbee
B. P. Ogle
Scott Randolph
Hazel Caldwell
Geo
5. Eyster
Chib
Zubovic
James Bittle
Thomas
Jack” Bittle
Warner Hospital
Anabel Hartman
East Main Street
James Topper
Margaret Topper
Robert Mahoneyland
Beltsville
McCleaf
Elmer Lingg
Russell Myers
Cambridge
Charles E. Myers
St. Joseph College
Martin Logan
Margaret Mary
Janet Adams
St Agnes’ School of Nursing
Norman Adams
Joseph Wivell
Rita Felix
Ann Stambaugh
George O. Spriggs
Camp Hill
Wivell
Dorothy Shorb
Geraldine Little
Anna Mae Welty
Michael O'Brien
Welcome Wagon picks Mrs Connolly as club president
Mrs Frank Connolly was elected president of the Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club at the Francis Scott Key Hotel luncheon. Other officers named include Mrs Jack Scollard as first vice president and Mrs John ONeill as second vice president. Installation is set for June 10 at a tea at the Elks Club. The group approved sending a Girl Scout to camp and making a donation to the Frederick Boys Club. A musical program followed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Connolly
Francis Scott, Key Hotel
Connolly
Jack Scollard
John O'Neill
C. A. Patrick
Henry Rubner
E. B. Seligman
W. J. Thomas
Elks Club
Frederick Boys Club
George B. Douglas
Jean Porter
Frank Lewis
John Shorrow
Musicales
Norris Shane
Tall Cedars Elect At Brunswick Club Meeting
At the Tall Cedars Club of Brunswick annual meeting officers were elected for the ensuing year. Elmer E. Brengle is president with Harry C. Bodie as vice president, Ralph W. Manuel as secretary, Arthur F. Hightman as treasurer, and trustees named as Harry G. Schamz C. H. Sigafoose Lytle J. Baker Harry E. Anderson Wilbur L. Harrison Norman K. Long. A separate note states stopping a 60 mph train requires power to lift the train 120 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tall Cedars
Tall Cedars Club of
Brunswick
Elmer E
Pete) Brengle
Harry C. Bodie
Ralph W. Manuel
Arthur F. Hightman
Harry G. Schamz
C. H. Sigafoose
Lytle J. Baker
Harry E. Anderson
Wilbur L. Harrison
Norman K. Long
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Nial
Steller
the News and the Post
Frederick County
Mats PA
Joseph Gullo i
Dolores Miller
Towson State Teachers College
Floyd Miller
Richard Florence
University of Maryland, College Park
Albert Kelly
Robert
Roger Zurgable
Donald McCleaft
York
Visted Sun
Raymond Topper
Walter Topper
Ferndale
Ray Topper
Alice Kelly
Gettysburg
Misa Kelly
Valley Echo
Loretta M. Teller
Rose Deran
Hugh O'Donnell
C. M
Sacred Heart
St. Joseph
Louis Rosensteel
J. W. Houser
Robert Topper
Charles Fuss
J. Norman Flax
Wales E. Righbour
Robert C. Wormley
James T. Hays
Lumen F. Norris
Frank W. Weant
Louis F. Rosensteel
Louis F. Rosensteel (One). Holdover
Charles R. Fuss
Wales E. Rightour
Rodgers
Colonel Frailey
John Hollinger
Charles D. Gillelan
Patricia Lingg
Sue Law
Jane Buhrman
Barbara Ann Rosensteel
Marie Toppar
Dorothy Fitzgerald
Children of
St. Joseph's High School
St. Euphemia’s Parochial School
State Board of Health
Baker Park
Donald B. Rice
Jefferson
John H. Hawker
Jefferson Methodist Church
Hawker
Betty Lorraine Favorite
Cyrus A. Favorite
Blue Ridge Summit
Julian C. Hawker
Frederick
Route 4
Conrad A. Hawker
Dena Lee Hawker
Anderson
Dailey
E. Patrick ST
Jt Rok
KEY Chey. Sales. Inc
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
Monocacy Motors
ING
Lawson Motor Sales
Plymouth
Kaiser
Ise
Nash
Hudson
R& H
Nash States
RO & H
A & Nash
Dr. Sed
Ud W. Patrick
Markel St
Damascus
Wolverine
Hoffmann
N. Market St
Ritchie Associates Finance Corporation
South Marti Street
Frederick, Md
Silco
Rinso
Prince Albert
Ansco
Bourjois
Il N. Market St
Hershey, Clark
Etc
U.S. P
Joose
Jean Armstrong
Niawerar
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