100000 Men To Be Released By Army Soon
The Army plans to begin releasing volunteer and inactive enlisted reservists in July with a goal to finish by December. About 100,000 men called to active service after hostilities began will be affected, excluding Organized Reserve National Guard and regular volunteers. Releases start with a small July group and increase monthly, prioritizing World War II veterans then those with prior service, long current tour, dependents, and age. Officers in inactive and volunteer groups may be released within 17 months if they have 12 months World War II service.
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Manufacturers Meeting Planned
In response to requests from manufacturers a statewide instructional meeting on the CONTROLLED MATERIAL PLAN is set for Friday June 22 at the Eastern High School Auditorium Baltimore. The morning session features Washington NPA specialists detailing CMP Regulations 1 2 3 4 and CMP maintenance parts. The afternoon offers a Q A period to answer questions and gain familiarity. Belgium's vast equatorial empire the Belgian Congo is 77 times the size of Belgium.
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Hancock Post Dedication Draws Governor McKeldin Dignitaries
Governor McKeldin will headline the dedication of Webbater B. Harrison Post No. 26 in Hancock on Monday June 25 at 6 pm. The program includes remarks by Lemuel M. Stevens and Daniel Burkehardt with invited National Commander Earle Cocke among others. A 9:30 pm dance and a 4:30 pm luncheon at Sugel's Restaurant follow, with a color guard invited from all county posts and Berkeley Springs.
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Catholics Lose Friday Meat Privilege in Santa Fe Diocese
Santa Fe dioceses plan to end the century old Friday meat exemption this fall with a change likely by September or October. Archbishop Byrn and Msgr Blanchard cited Pope Pius XII calling for uniform abstinence on all Fridays. El Paso and Gallup dioceses may follow suit. The report notes U.S. burglaries average about 882 daily and that American waitstaff earn about 2 billion dollars annually.
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