USO Drive in County Ready campaign notes
County Chairman E Stuart Bushong urges all communities to support the USO and Navy Relief drive. He praises towns already organizing while noting a missing turnout in one county meeting. List of county chairs follows and donations can be mailed to local chairmen.
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Navy
E. Stuart Bushong
Bushong
Washington County
United States
Mr. Bushong
Washington
Hancock
O. N. Carryer
Leroy Carter
Big Pool
Clarence Mason
Prof
Murray
Clearspring
Charles Clopper
Wilsons
Wade Huff
Amos Reeder
Beaver Creek
R. Weagley
Brownsville
G. A. Brown
Sandy Hook
Mr. Wirts
Grace Bingham
Smithsburg
Gardenhour
Ringgold
Eldred Rinehart
Cascade
Welles Little
Leitersburg
S. W. Hol- Hagsworth
Keller Shank
Maugansville
Wm. C. Mauga
CIO Splits From CIO as UCW Joins UMW District 50
Washington June 10 The United Construction Workers announce severing direct CIO affiliation to become a division in District 50 of John L. Lewis s United Mine Workers A D Lewis will direct UCW activities in the miner organization CIO claims about 315000 in aid to construction workers has ceased and some locals may oppose the withdrawal Philadelphia local disputes authority of A D Lewis over transfer
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Washington
CIO
United Mine Workers of America
United Construction Workers Organizing Committee
District 50
John L. Lewis
UMW
Lewis
A. D. Lewis
UCW
United Mine Workers
Philadelphia
UCW Policy Board
Suit For Damages Filed In Local Court
Richard Burger infant by his mother Katherine Burger filed a damages suit against Frank Carozza and Carozza Construction Company over injuries from a pile of logs that collapsed on August 23 while near Cannon avenue. The seven year old suffered severe lacerations and abrasions to the left leg. plaintiffs seek $2,500. The suit is documented through attorneys Goldstein and Wolf.
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Richard Burger
Katherine V. Burger
Frank Carozza
The
Carozza Construction Company
Marr
Philip Goldstein
Charles W. Wolf
Cannon Avenue
Army Doctors Urged to Organize for War Needs
Atlantic City June 10 America’s physicians were urged to form rapid action to meet military and civilian medical needs. Paul V. McNutt warned that 3,000 doctors a month must join the Army and Navy through January 1, 1943, with 5,000 to be mobilized by July 1. He said government involvement in medical care will rise, and postwar support for facilities will be required. Dr. Fred W. Rankin, new AMA president, said war is now medicine’s principal business and public health will be maintained as personnel are drawn into service.
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Atlantic City
N. J
America
Paul V. McNutt
Federal Security Administrator
House of Delegates
American Medical Association
Bow
Army
Navy
Rankin
Free Reforwarding Of Military Express Packages
Under a new plan, express packages sent to service members transferred within the United States will be reforwarded at no extra cost. Personal shipments of 20 pounds or less to military posts will be shipped to any continental U S location. Packages over 20 pounds will be held pending sender notification for payment of extra costs.
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Express
L. O. Head
Railway Express Agency
Continental
United States
United States Post Office Department
Money Returned by Stranded Soldier
A soldier en route from Fort Bragg to Pittsburgh was stranded in Hagerstown with insufficient funds. A local good Samaritan provided cash, and the soldier offered his water can as collateral. The offer was declined and the soldier continued home. Yesterday the grateful local man received a letter of thanks and full reimbursement.
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Fort Bragg
Pittsburgh
Hagerstown
Dailey Reelected Mayo r of Martinsburg in 7th Term
Chris H. Dailey was reelected mayor of Martinsburg West Virginia for his seventh consecutive term in a biennial municipal election. The Republican ticket faced no Democratic opposition, Dailey receiving 532 votes as officials served without pay to save city money.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Chris H. Dailey
Dailey
Civilian Defense Budget and Marriage Trends Noted
The text notes that civilian defense activities are to be maintained while funds are not provided for civilian defense. It also cites U.S. data: among ages 20 to 24 about a quarter of men and more than half of women are married.
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United States
Ice Mint Foot Treatment Promises Cooling Relief
Don’t groan about burning feet or callouses. Get an Ice Mint treatment for soothing coolness and softening of hard skin. Rub Ice Mint over rough areas as directed and see how the white cream helps. Your druggist has IceMint.
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Aching
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USO
Capudine
Cbs
R. D. McKee
Caskey
Caskey Baking Co
Bon Ton
Frames Rimlens
Oxfords
Zyles
Ful-Vue
Stylen
Washington St
Britain
Mary
England
McNutt
Medical Association
Physicians
By Stephen J. McDonough
Sydney Harbor
Sydney Heads
Dailey Reelected
Blue Ribbon Bakers
U.S
Hagerstown Bookbinding & Printing Co
Gorbeloy
Rudy
Pharmacy
Hamilton Corner
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