Draft Calls Volume Falls as Selective Service Reports Lower July Needs
Washington reports a 5,000 man draft call for July more favorably balanced by Korea’s reduced casualties and rising volunteer enlistments. Through August, about 377,000 men are projected to be drafted this year, with the Navy planning 3,000 non rated reservists monthly from August and 3,000 reserve petty officers in September across various rates and ratings. Boot training will occur at Newport News, Great Lakes, San Diego, and Bainbridge, with service totals varying by prior active duty.
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Korea
Navy
Marine Corps
Air Force
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Great Lakes
San Diego
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Bainbridge
Man’s Whereabouts Spark Municipal Inquiry in Frostburg
State Police Clerk Sidney Hall read an Associated Press dispatch from Frostburg about an automobile accident near Silver Run in which Frank Sealover was injured. He had failed to answer a Stiles-hour summons on April 15. Attempts to locate him failed. Sealover, detained at Cumberland State Police Barracks, was returned to Westminster after hospital discharge and posted 2290 collateral on charges of exceeding 60 and failing to answer a written summons. Memorial Day service set for old St Paul’s Episcopal church near Point of Rocks at 4 in the morning with Rev. Edmund Getter.
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News Post
Associated Press
Frostburg
Frank Sealover
Silver Run
Sealover
Cumberland
Miners’ Hospital
Westminster
Old St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Point of Rocks
Edmund Getter
Claggett Center
Underground Fights Reds in a German Refugee Camp
A Czechoslovak refugee at Camp Valka in Bavaria reports scattered underground anti-Communist groups across Czechoslovakia, mostly small cells. They print leaflets, sabotage plants, and some executions occur. leaders plan to rise when East and West clash. Novak, the witness, notes no unified movement and grim prospects for revolt.
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Germany
Czechoslovakia
Bavaria
Novak
Tie
Underground in a Police State Prompts Revolt Fear
The speaker describes a strict police state where the underground lives by the hope of joining Western forces to fight Russia. They say there is little to fight with, and call the situation a nuisance factor while acknowledging Communist awareness of their presence and opposition.
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Ope
Russia
Next Meeting of Mr Pleasant Grange Set for June 28
The June 28 meeting of Mr Pleasant Grange was announced after last Thursday’s gathering which awarded prizes in the cookie safe event. Winners include Ruth Roderick for firm drop cookies and Edward MacDevitt for first in cream hax cookies, with contenders Monroe Stup assisting. Catherine Roderick will attend the Middle Atlantic Lecturer's Conference at Cornell July 19 to 21 and represent youth camp July 28 and 29. Russell Dutrow explained the year’s remaining program as state home economics chair.
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Pleasant Grange
Ruth Roderick
Mouth Lochner
Edward MacDevitt
Ralph Harris
Russell Dutrow
Thomas Culler
Monroe Stup
Catherine Roderick
Cornell University
State Home Economics
Dulles Meets Truman Acheson Before Europe Trip
Ambassador John Foster Dulles conferred at the White House with President Truman and Secretary of State Acheson ahead of a European tour on the Japanese peace treaty.
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Washington
John Foster Dulles
White House
State Acheson
Europe
House Refuses Impeachment Of Florida Governor Warren
Tallahassee May 26 The Florida House rejected articles of impeachment against Gov Ful ler Warren adopting by voice vote a committee recommendation to dismiss the Skell resolution alleging falsified campaign expense reports and aiding gambling interests The panel found the 11 misconduct counts not legally sufficient amid intra party disputes involving Democrats Warren and most House members Also notes a separate assault case in Brunswick Maryland where Gayle Long posted 551 95 bond after using a car as a roadblock and firing a missile at a taxi two days earlier.
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Fla
Florida House of Representatives
Fuller Warren
George Skell
Miami
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Warren
House
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Iceuse
William H. Johnston
Louis E
Gayle Thomas Long
Petersville Road
Brunswick
Sykesville
Randallstown
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Harry Dwyer
Dwyer
Chemicals In Mother's Milk Destroy Viruses
Chicago May 28 discovery in mothers milk of two chemicals that destroy viruses causing encephalitis yellow fever cold sores and other diseases was reported by Dr Albert Sabin of the University of Cincinnati to the Society of American Bacteriologists The chemicals destroy viruses in test tubes and were found only in milk of some women who did not have these diseases and may not produce them continuously
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Chicago
Albert Sabin
University of Cincinnati
Society of American Bacteriologists
Sabin
St. Louis
Scientist describes polio vaccine findings in milk
Dr Sabin notes mystery of antibodies found in cow milk and their relation to nursing, stating ant polio chemicals do not prove breastfeeding is superior to bottle feeding. He suggests new bodily mechanisms may be involved and that these discoveries could aid disease control or remain curiosities.
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Sabin
School Given Plane By Fairchild Division
Hagerstown May 28 The Fairchild Aircraft Division will present the city high school a M 84 training plane to aid aviation education and highlight local industry ties with the school system.
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Hagerstown
Fairchild Aircraft Division
Single Engine Willen Model Airplane Demo Tomorrow
A single engine model airplane will be towed through city streets to the school tomorrow for aircraft engineering classes. The event aims to demonstrate practical parts of the curriculum and engage students in hands on learning about aeronautics.
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Willn
Funkhouser Receives Honorary Doctor of Laws Degree
R. J. Funkhouser, industrialist and newspaper publisher from Phillippi West Virginia, was awarded an honorary Doctor of Laws by Alderson-Broaddus College during its 80th commencement exercises held May 28.
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Phillippi
W. Va
R. J. Funkhouser
Alderson-Broaddud College
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