Jobs Listed Which May Call For Some Deferments Of Guardsmen
Washington announces temporary deferments for National Guardsmen and Reservists in critical jobs for up to six months with possible early revocation. Labor and Commerce Departments publish lists of 48 critical occupations and 72 important industries guiding deferments while urging the Armed Services to prioritize need.
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Washington
Defense
Johnson
Defense, Labor and Commerce
Labor Department
Commerce Department
Ordance
Selective Service
Massive Defense Spending Planned for Two Maryland Posts
Defense officials expect more than 12 million dollars to be spent on Camp Ritchie in Frederick and Camp Detrick in Frederick County. Ritchie earmarks include a new defense communications center relocation and a major highway to the post, with 7.5 million requested. Detrick shows 4.278 million sought for improvements as the Frederick airport area is eyed for a national defense role.
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Camp Ritchie
Camp Detrick
Defense Department
Defense Communications Center
Washington
Pentagon
Ritchie
Frederick
Elmer Munshower
County to Send 75 to 4-H Club Week Event
Seventy five girls and boys from this county join 1,200 youths from Maryland at 4-H Club Week at the University of Maryland August 7 to 12. A 60 to 15 county group will depart Monday at 10 16 a m from the extension office at Summit Avenue and Antietam Street. Students compete in judging foods clothing and dairy foods demonstrations with participants including Marlene Snyder Gail Petre Nancy McCauley Jean Holbert Mildred Kershner Norma Jean Weagley Elizabeth Roelke and Yvonne DeLauter.
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Maryland
University of Maryland
Margaret Watson
Raymond Mueller
College Park
Summit Avenue
Antietam Street
Marlene Snyder
Huyetts
Gail Petre
Point Salem
Jean Holbert
Clear Spring
Nancy McCauley
Mildred Kershner
Norma Jean Weagley
Beaver Creek
Elizabeth Roelke
Yvonne DeLauter
Joint Rotarian Picnic Enjoyed by Local Clubs
The annual joint picnic of the Hagerstown and Hancock Rotary Clubs was held yesterday at John Caspar's home near Hancock. Over 60 members joined in games including softball followed by a picnic supper.
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Hagerstown
Hancock Rotary Clubs
John Caspar
Hancock
Beautiful Crochet Edges Pattern 7494 Sale
Six crochet edgings from one to five inches wide in No 0 crochet tackle. Includes spider web crochet petal stitch and combined designs. Pattern 7494 with 6 edgings, pattern-visual, photos and full directions. Send 20 cents to Household Arts Dept. P O Box 163 Old Chelsea Station New York 11 NY for Alice Brooks Needlework catalog sample.
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Hagerstown
Household Arte Dept
P. O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
Alice Brooks Needleworks
Yost Wins Republican Nomination For Morgan County Court
P C Yost, ousted from the Morgan County Court, won the Republican primary by 118 votes to claim the full term against incumbent E C Ambrose. Frank B Spriggs beat Roy M Keesecker by 21 votes for the unexpired term. Republicans led the field as light turnout produced several unopposed candidates. Four top vote getters will form the fall ticket, with two to be elected.
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Berkeley Springs
P. C. Yost
Morgan County
E. C. Ambrose
Tuessday
Yost
Frank B. Spriggs
Roy M. Keesecker
Mayor Addresses Exchange Group at Tortuga Restaurant
Mayor Herman L. Mills spoke at the Hagerstown Exchange Club on Good Government urging citizen critique of city officials. He pledged to keep his word, urged attendance at council meetings, and warned about Communism. President J. A. Spetcher noted the national convention dates in Washington.
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Hagerstown
Mayflower
Washington, D. C
Congress
State Department
P.t.a.s
Mills
J. A. Spetcher
Legion To Install Officials Tonight In Williamsport
Potomac Post No. 202 American Legion Williamsport will install new officers tonight at 8 p.m. Department Commander Kenneth Hammer will perform the installations with invited department officers from Baltimore. An executive committee meeting precedes at 7:30. New officers include Albert Leaf commander Richardson Turner senior vice commander Walter Sprinkle junior vice commander D. K. Cushwa adjutant Walter Teach finance officer D C White chaplain Robert Lizer historian Warren Seymour service officer Lee Stanley sergeant at arms William Malott senior color bearer Charles Poole junior color bearer Philip Castle M E Snyder Robert Martin Randolph Snyder Lewin Gaylor Dean Potts Lester Davis executive committee.
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Potomac
American Legion
Williamsport
Kenneth Hammer
Baltimore
Albert Leaf
Richardson Turner
Walter Sprinkle
D. K. Cushwa Fl
Walter Teach
D. C. White
Robert
Oriole Grove No 1 Meets Tonight at Woodmen Hall
Oriole Grove No 1 of the Supreme Forest Woodmen’s Circle holds a business meeting and drill team practice at 8 o’clock tonight at the Woodmen’s hall. All members urged to attend.
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Oriole Grove No. 1
Supreme Forest
Woodmen's Circle
Woodmen's Hall
Eldership Sessions Concluding Today at Littles Town
Four day meeting of the Maryland and Virginia Elderships of the First Church of God ends this afternoon at 3 at Littlestown Church of God. Speakers include Rev C W Fink Rev C F Ebersole and Rhoda Kauffman former India missionary. Officers to be installed include Rev C H Barr president Rev James Reese vice president Mrs Lorraine Baumauk secretary Miss Lamore Sullivan assistant secretary Rev Ruth Shindledecker treasurer and a program committee. Rhoda Kauffman will close with an address and consecration service.
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Maryland
Virginia
First Church of God
Littlestown Church of
C. W. Fink
C. FE. Ebersole
Middletown
Rhoda Kauffman
India
Hazel Beard
Hagerstown
Clifford Miller
South Mountain
C. H. Barr
Carrollton
Winfield
James Reese
New Baltimore
Lorraine Baumauk
Lamore Sullivan
Westminster
Ruth Shindledecker
LeGore
Irvin Evans
Joel Cook
Misa Rhoda Kauffman
City Market Announces Wednesday Noon Closing To Rest Employees
In cooperation with city merchants and a needed midweek relaxation for workers, the market will close each Wednesday at 12 o'clock noon. Thanks for your splendid eo-
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