Army to Call 1644 Women in Reserves First U.S. Call
The Army will activate 1,644 women from the organized army reserve in its first call for female personnel. Of the total, 936 officers and 708 enlisted will be ordered to active duty by mid November. Officers face age and duty limitations, with married personnel and dependents considered later. The second area includes Ohio, Kentucky, West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Delaware, and parts of Maryland and Virginia.
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Women’s Army Corps
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Women’s Medical Specialist Corps
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Kentucky
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Pennsylvania
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WAC
Bicyclist 13 Struck on Route 43 Near Spon Seller Hill
Charles Byers aged 13 of 4238 Waynesburg Rd SE in Mercy Hospital in fair condition with possible pelvic injuries after a 6:15 PM collision on Route 43 at Spon seller Hill. Clarence Bennett 30 of Malvern said his car skid and rear fender struck the boy as he rode into the road. Witness said the boy was thrown about 15 feet. Ernest Duerr 56 of 319 14th St NW held for X rays after a 3:30 PM accident at llth and Walnut when his 1948 Mercury overturned after a collision with Rob ert Stark 28 NW. Stark charged with stop sign violation. About 100000 people live in subterranean dwellings in northern Africa.
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Mercy Hospital
Clarence C. Bennett
Malvern
Sponseller Hill
Bennett
Canton- Waynesburg
Charles
Ernest J. Duerr
14Th St NW
Llthst
Walnut Ave
Duerr
Robert W. Stark
Richard
Stark
Mumps Vaccine Delivers Yearlong Immunity, Says Lederle
Lederle Laboratories announces a commercially available mumps vaccine offering about one year of immunity. Developed with NIH and Harvard collaborators, it targets groups in close contact settings like schools camps and military installations. Not advised for universal child vaccination due to the limited duration of protection.
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Swashington
Lederle Laboratories
Pearl River
N. Y
Karl Habel
National Institute of Health
John F. Enders
Boston
Lederle
Brown Eichelberger Get Masonic Degree
Representative Clarence J. Brown of Ohio and Lt. Gen. Robert L. Eichelberger will become 33rd degree masons Wednesday night in Philadelphia. Eichelberger is a native of Urbana Ohio. The announcement was released from Washington on September 26.
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Washington
Clarence J. Brown
Ohio
Robert L. Eichelberger
Urbana
Philadelphia
Trumbull G. L Kil led to death in Korea
Pfc Melvine Wolf aged 20 from Leavittsburg was killed in action in Korea on September 23. He is the second Trumbull County man to die in the conflict.
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Warren
Melvine Wolf
Leavittsburg
Korea
Trumbull County
Look Younger Live Longer Condensed Digest Ad
Condensed Reader's Digest promotion features Gayelord Hauser touting five wonder foods that allegedly add years to life and improve looks. It promises a healthful, happier lifestyle through diet and one basic waistline exercise, urging readers to buy the edition containing 39 condensed articles from leading magazines.
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Gayelord Hauser
Reader’s Digest
Hold Them Treasury Urges Billions in Savings Bonds
Treasury officials weigh options to manage maturing Series E bonds due 1951 and 1952 while avoiding cash flooding the Treasury. Proposals include paying ongoing interest, offering new bond series, or converting maturing E bonds into Series G. Authorities cite national fiscal needs and potential inflation if large redemptions occur.
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North American Alliance
Ashington
Pearl Harbor
Secretary of the Treasury
John W. Snyder
Treasury
Treasury Savings
The
Hershey Sees 3 Million Man Army Without 25+ Drafts
Maj. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey says President Truman can reach a 3,000,000-strong armed force without drafting men over 25. He notes 1-A, about 1,400,000, could yield 500,000 by next June and that 19-year-olds will be called before year end. He predicts the rearmament program will last a generation.
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Lewis B. Hershey
Truman
Armed Services
Selective Service
America
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