Armory Mobilization And Physicals For 28th Division
Maryland National Guard units inducting into Federal service begin drills and medical exams in armories statewide. Soldiers from Baltimore and Dexter proceed to Fort Meade for the 28th Division's arrival, with Co B leadership and staffing adjustments as Captain McCleary transfers and First Lieutenant Schlovterbeck assumes command.
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Fort Meade
Markey
Army
Carl H. McCleary
Co. B
Staf
Milton A. Reckord
Fort Meades
McCleary
Carl. J. Schlovterbeck
Camp Meade
Maryland
National Guard
Baltimore
Dexton
Fort George G. Meade
28Th Division
104Th Quartermaster Regiment
Camp Ritchie
Bellevue Board Names Reappointed County Trustees
Barry A. Shafer Nesbitt Cox and Fred M. White were re appointed trustees at Bellevue the county home at the regular meeting of the Board of County Commissioners. The appointments are for one year. Shafer is president of the Board Cox is secretary and White treasurer.
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Barry A. Shafer
Nesbitt Cox
Fred. M. White
Bellevue
Board of County Commissioners
Shafer
Cox
White
Company B Members Are Tendered Testimonial Dinner
Citizens of Hagerstown gathered for a testimonial banquet honoring Company B, 125th Infantry, at the Mason Temple with 45¢ attendance. Major remarks by DeMolay Alumni Association leader and Joseph W. Byron highlighted national defense, unity, and aid to soldiers, while officers and staff of the 115th Infantry received tributes and gifts from Red Cross and Washington County Defense Council.
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Emory
Alm
115Th Infantry
104Th Medical
Baltimore
Vernon
Babbs
William. Mills
H. H. Carter
BM Carbaugh
Hagerstown
125Th Infantry
Masonic Temple
W5th Infantry
D.molay Albumni Association of
Joseph W. Byron
West Point
Xymy
France
Hery Holzapfel Ar
United States of America
United States
America
D. John Markey
Frederick
Fifth Infantry
Henry Kyd Douglas
William P. Vane
Charles A. Little
Germany
Elmer FL Munshower
W. E.warfield
Silver Springs
Carl J. Schletterbeck
C. H. McCreary
Walter Byron Stehl
MecCleary
Order of DeMolay
Mapberry J. Patterson
de Molay Association
William H. Sparrow
German Refugee Student Enrolled At Hood College
Miss Tilde Marx, a German refugee, enrolled at Hood College in Frederick Michigan for a semester of schooling as a gift from the college and student body. The board of trustees covers tuition and board, with student contributions funding clothing and other expenses.
Student From Germany Enters U S to Teach History
A German student who spent four years in England arrived in the United States on November 21. Her mother resides in Dusseldorf, Germany. She applied for admission in 1928 and was admitted recently. She was impressed by campus friendliness and hopes to teach history at a college after graduation.
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England
Dusseldorf
Germany
Employment on Increase in Maryland Jobs
State Employment Service reports January placements rising due to defense program activity. Baltimore office led with 3108 placements, a 74 percent rise from last year, while other offices in Hagerstown Frederick Cumberland Salisbury Towson Westminster posted gains. Total 5332 jobs found. applications dropped from 60827 to 47960 as skilled workers and trained personnel remain in short supply. The agency seeks young high school graduates for entry level positions.
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Mp Im
Maryland
State
National Defense Program
Hagerstown
Frederick
Cumberland
Salisbury
Towson
Westminster
Baltimore
D. L. B. Fringer
Fringer
Eyes Named Most Perfect by Local Health Expo
At the Los Angeles Health Defense Exposition Pauline Hadden is crowned girl with the most perfect eyes. Experts used a bio-microscope to assist their decision and judged the age reading as part of the contest.
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Los Angeles
Pauline Hadden
Maryland National Guard Company B Roster Report
The complete roster of Company B, 125th Infantry, formerly First Infantry, Maryland National Guard, as of February 3, shows commissioned officers First Lieut. Carl J. Schlotterbeck and Second Lieuts. William T. Bussard, David F. Mentzer Jr, Earl P. Schlotterbeck, Leroy R. Weddle, plus extensive noncommissioned officers and enlisted ranks listed in detail.
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Co. B
125Th Infantry
First Infantry
Maryland National Guard
Carl J. Schlotterbeck
William T.bussard
David F. Mentzer, Jr
Earl P. Schlotterbeck
Leroy R. Weddle
Charles’ 5. Minnebraker
Edward L. Adams, Jr
Russell L. McClelland
Loyal J. McManus
Charles C
Glenn W.mosser
Harold G. Well
George C. Penner
Marshall W. Snotts
Jack D. Stine
Ralph W. Stettlemyer
Allen 38
Taylor
Charles R. Thomas
Kennetha R. Thorne
Delmar Toms
Frank E. Youngs
Austin L. Abbott
Warren
Harry T. Hull
Jay Jones
Kenneth Jones
Paul E. Mentzer
William H. Miller
Lloyd J. Mills
Spencer G. 4Aruma
Wiliam E. Nowell
Donald E. Nye
John L. Payton
Charles A. Pompell
Angus L- Reedy
Harold E. Ridenour
Marion C. Roser
Thomas H. Ruck, Jr
Harold M.sehneider
Ephraim W. Semler
Weights Measures Bill Is Introduced In Annapolis
ANNAPOLIS Md Feb 5 Legislation to establish a State Division of Weights and Measures was introduced in the Senate under sponsorship of the Legislative Council. The bill provides for a state superintendent a deputy superintendent and at least 14 inspectors chosen under the merit system. Rules regulations specifications and tolerances for weighing and measuring devices aligned with the National Bureau of Standards would be issued and enforced by the superintendent.
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Annapolis
Senate
Legislative Council
National Bureau of Standards
Pictorial History of Police Shown in Store Window
The evolution of the Hagerstown Police Department from before the turn of the century to 1941 is attractively depicted in a West Washington street store window. Photographs of old timers and their equipment contrast with present day items such as radio cars and tear gas. A cruiser with its wheels running is shown. The display accompanies Pangbom Lodge Fraternal Order of Police annual dance.
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Hagerstown
Washington Street
Pangbom Lodge
Lemon Juice Remedy for Rheumatic Pain Advised
A simple home recipe using Ru-Ex Compound mixed with water and lemon juice promises quick relief from rheumatic arthritis or neuritis. Consumers are urged to take two tablespoons twice daily, with a money back guarantee if symptoms persist or worsen.
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Cauffman
Night of February 12 Club Meeting At Police Club
The Club will hold an event on February 12 featuring current members of the police department and numerous former officers in attendance. The window display lists both serving and retired personnel, highlighting the department’s long-standing community ties.
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Police Department
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Glenn F. Taylor
John T. Vaughn, Jr
Daniel J. White
Paul B. White
William A. Wherton, Jr
Walter R. Wine
Willie B. Wolfe
Hagerstown Bookbinding & Printing Co
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