Forty called for Dec 10 in selective service lottery
Local Board No 2 announces a draft screening on December 10 sending Washington county youths to Baltimore for physical examinations. Those who pass may face induction soon. List includes Raymond Diverbiss, Ralph Collovis, Charles Lesher, Harold Hays, Richard Griffith, Kenneth Sprecher, James Halligan, Harry Smith, Samuel Clopner, Benjamin Cobhill, George Williams, Marshall Hoffman, Arthur Flook, Marvin Geist, Homer Pierce, Vernon Houser, Thomas Snyder, James Waugh, Albert Cost, Thurston Nick, Paul Shank, Lloyd Swope, Richard Poola, William Mellett, LeRoy Hose, Melvin Grove, Hollace McPherson, Johnny Spangler Jr., Eugene Anderson, John Brown, Elmer Long, Harold Trumpowner, William Neirk, Samuel Greenspoon, Carl Souders, Johnny Spangler Sr., and others.
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Washington County
Baltimore
Loczl Board No. 2
Raymond Elridge Diverbiss
Hancock
Ralph Parl Collvisl
Williamsport
Charles Milton Lesher
Clearspring
Harold Warren Hays
Smithsburg
Richard Leroy
Grifith
Boonsboro
Kenneth Roneld Sprecher
Hagerstown
James Quentine Halligan
Pangborn
Harry Charles Smith
Highveld
Samuel Edgar Clopner
Clearaprizg
Benjamin Morgan Cobhill
George Preston Williams
Mt Etna Road
Marshall Reed Hoffman
Arthur Henery Flook
Fairplay
Marvin Ross Geist
Homer Elwond Pierce
Big Pool
Vernon Harvey Houser
Rohrersville
Melvin Edger Grove
Hollace Kellar McPhersoe
Johny Smith Spangler
Talralay
Eugene Allen Anderson
John Owen Brown
Chicago
Elmer Clarence Long
Williemsport
Harold Trumpowner
Wiliam Morrison Neikirk
Bovnsbern
Samuel Noland Greenspoon
Harnack
Carl Edward Leroy Souders
Jex
Draft board adds two youths for final exam
Two more youths were ordered by Draft Board No. 3 to report for final physical examinations in Baltimore on December 10, joining 25 others scheduled the same day. Names include Walter Stebl Jr and J Mathew RicManus. Separately Raymond F P Bachtel of Millstone reported an attack at Western Maryland station by two unidentified white men. he was beaten and could only give a brief description.
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Ings Ordinary
James Edward Hutson
Sharpsburg
Earnest Albert Flowers
Hancock
Richard Lee Slick
Smithsburg
Marie Simon Reed
Big Pool
Charles B. Mc.Gowan
Keedysville
Draft Board No
Baltimore
Walter Byron Stebl, Jr
South Prospect Street
J. Mathew RicManus
Hagerstown
Raymond FP. Bachtel
Millstone
Wester Maryland
Bachtell
Dia
Fairchild
Pope Awards Pius XI Prize To Harlow Shapely
At the Vatican during the inauguration of the Pontifical Academy of Science new academic year in Rome the Pope announced that Professor Harlow Shapely director of Harvard Observatory in Cambridge has been assigned the Pius XI prize for astronomy. Shapley has led the Harvard University Observatory since 1921.
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Pontifical Academy of Science
Vatican Gardens
Rome
Harlow Shapely
Harvard Observatory
Cambridge
Mays
Shapley
Harvard University Observatory
Couple Applies for License in Los Angeles
Roy Alman Sith Jr aged 27 and Frances Evans Mature aged 23 applied for a marriage license in Los Angeles. Sith is attached to Selective Service headquarters. Mature is an actress and writer known as Frances Charies and was married to Victor Mature.
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Los Angeles
Roy Alman Sith, Jr
Frances Evans Mature
Victor Mature
Mcensa
Smith
Selective Service
Mra Matuer
Frances Charies
Marsh Tabbit Prompts Market Trend In City Venues
The piece notes that muskrats are consumed by many people and in certain urban markets the meat is sold under the name marsh tabbit.
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Hickey Freeman
Big Bradley
Congo
Hes
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SFI
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Se Les Teels
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