Maryland History Volume Details Camp Ritchie Spending
Newly published notes from Maryland in World War II Volume One reveal that Camp Ritchie received over 5 million dollars in wartime improvements including theater post exchange chapel hospital and barracks. The text notes Ritchie’s primary wartime role training interrogators interpreters translators and counterintelligence teams with monthly course clauses and rapid deployment sometimes interrupting coursework.
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Woman Scalds Self While Tomato Canning at Home
Mrs. Julia Louise Schnebly of Clear Spring Route 1 burned her left arm and hand while canning tomatoes. She was treated at Washington County Hospital. Other injuries from bicycle falls and a nail incident were also treated at the same hospital, including a 14 year old girl and several adults. A note on Maryland World War II veterans appears in the article’s final pages.
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