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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1942

Page

3

Bund Leader Ends Life At Milwaukee

Milwaukee area report notes George Froeboese Jr., 42, a Bund leader, killed himself near Waterloo after alighting from a Chicago to New York train. DeKalb County Coroner Dr. Robert Nathan said the act was self-inflicted. An FBI agent aided after the inquest was set for that night.

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Reckord Addresses State Guard Heads at Maryland Training

Major General Milton A. Reckord, commander of the Third Corps Area, praised the cooperation of Federal and State military units at a training school for 156 officers from Maryland Virginia and Pennsylvania State Guards and Militia. He outlined wartime employment of State Militia and Guards and opened officer courses covering tactics health and sanitation. Officers will view motion pictures hear lectures and visit Fort Belvoir Virginia for construction and demolition demonstrations.

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Selective Service to Send Questionnaires for 45 to 65 Age Group

Washington June 17 selective service registrants in the non military age group from 45 to 65 will receive occupational questionnaires. The notices aim to assess civilian job suitability and potential deferments as part of manpower planning.

Washington Selective Service

Burma Road Opened in 1939 After Century Survey

Questionnaires to catalog skills and work experience are to be sent within a week or two. The Burma Road was tentatively surveyed over a century ago but did not open until 1939.

Burma

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