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Beaver C.C.C. Camp Is Fully OrganizedThe newly established C, C, C. camp in the Reaver nnmiLun- reached ili full strength of 235 men last week. The main camp i±* located ai last years Camp Delano site, but groups will be sent out from time t time on projects at various locations.Captain James M. Walker of the 118th Infantry I« the eoiunrnndmy officer. Lieutenant Edward L. Rim* coe of the 32nd Infantry. R, A, I,. Is acting as mess officer, camp exchange officer and adjutant; and Lieutenant Ed wars! M. Squier of the 382nd Infantry Reserve, is in charge of welfare activities and the supplyofficesForest service personnel supervising the work of the C. C. C. camp in the Beaver mountains are WilliamP) P \ l -in •- *• ..C. Oakden, Beaver, camp sui erin-tendent; Clyde Ward, Beaver, fence foreman; Robert White, Beaver, rond forenitm,Beaver county men amorg the on* rolled personnel holding ratings in the camp are: First cooks, RobertLimb, Milford and Led a ml Beard, Beaver. Platoon leader, ElmerWhite, Beaver. Section leaders, if oseph Fa t be fan it, Bea ve r; C ra ntMurdock, Beaver; Bill Pryor, Reaver. Exchange clerk, Coy Clark, Beaver. Assistant leaders, KuloiiAnderson, Beaver; Clifton Beauuont, Beaver; 1-ester Brings, Beaver; Clyde llollinirshead, Miners ville; Roj Hunt. Beaver; Bernard J. Walker, Beaver; Cleu Walker, Beaver; Hairy \V. Thomi is on, MinejsvilSr.
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Milford News
Milford, Utah, US
Thu, Aug 09, 1934
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