Draftees And Vets Guide By Major Thomas M Nial
Washington briefing outlines draft classifications from 1-A to 6-A including 1-A for available draftees and 1-C for armed forces members. It explains deferments for jobs studies and agriculture and notes future columns will detail 1-D and other rules.
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Thomas M. Nial
Washington
Secretary of the Army
Kenneth Rowall
Coast Guard
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Public Health Service
Exemption Class Notes and Local Birthday News
The text outlines U S draft exemption classes including IV-A war service dependents and sole surviving sons, IV-B officials, IV-C aliens, IV-D ministers, IV-E conscientious objectors, and IV-F medical or moral unfitness. It also reports a birthday party for Vernon Kenney at the Eyler home with relatives present and traveling news about a group returning from Niagara Falls via Michigan Ohio West Virginia and Pennsylvania including visits to Cumberland.
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United States
David Eyler
Hyattstown
Vernon Kenney
David W. Etzler
Ross Kenney
Dorothy
Alta
Ruth
Donnie
Vernon
Rodger
C. M. Brasheard
Monroe
George E. Lier
Bonnie Lee
Kathryn Kline
Roy L. Wright
Ladiesburg
John C. Wright
Frederick
Niagara Falls
Canada
D. T
Michigan
Ohio
West War
Pennsylvania
Cumberland
Royight
and Airs
Harry C. Moran
May Ease Dismantling of German Industries
The United States presses for curtailing the Western zones dismantling plan in postwar Germany. Secretary Marshall reportedly rejected Bevin protests and sent a two page letter. The original program aimed to remove 652 industries to reduce German industrial capacity to 1936 levels.
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London
United States
Marshall
Bevin
Trunan
German Industry Debate With Hoffman Plan Hallmarks
Ambiguity over the final figure emerges as the United States debates its stance on maintaining German industry. The approach hinges on Paul Hoffmans plan and aid administrator's view that keeping key German industries running would aid Europe's postwar recovery.
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United States
Paul Hoffman
Europe
North Dakota ranchers form airplane patrol to kill coyotes
North Dakota ranchers organized an aerial patrol to shoot coyotes, a program that led to significant livestock losses and drew concern from farming communities about safety and wildlife impact.
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North Dakota
B and O Announces Faster Schedules
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad announced speed up dates for fast trains effective after daylight time ends. The Dip lomat westbound will cut 15 minutes between Washington and St Louis, while the eastbound run gains five minutes on the Capitol Limited.
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Baltimore
Baltimore and Olin Railroad
Washington
St Louis
Capitol Limited
Schedule cuts mark new transit changes in 19th century notes
The article notes timetable reductions on several steamship routes between Jersey City, Chicago, and Washington, with five to ten minute reductions. It references the Columbian and Shenandoah schedules and mentions the term communism being coined in Paris revolutionary societies between 1834 and 1839.
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Secret Revolutionary Societies
Paris
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