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redagingity*reuu will LeaveFor Camp Ritchierealsro-oflis‘ Fifteen Officers Will Ac-company Eighth Battalion Sunday For Annual Campvn- (Approximately 130 enlisted men J). and 15 officers of the Eighth Bat-lid talion, Maryland State Guard, will en- leave for Camp Albert C. Ritchie, 'he Cascade, Md., Sunday morning by Army truck convoy to spend a week of summer training, Lt Col. Crown 0. Diehl, battalion commander, said this morning.Companies “C” and “D from Cumberland will meet the two local companies in this city Sunday morning, and the entire battalion willthen proceed to the camp.Next Thursday has been set aside as National Guard Day at Camp Ritchie, when newly appointed National Guard of officers of the 29th Division will be visitors. Governor Herbert R. O'Conor and other state 'Sl‘ officials will be present and partici-ce- pate in a radio broadcast from 3:30 ce“ to 4 p. m. A review- will also be held.Officers from here who will accompany the troops are: Lt. Col. Crown 0. Diehl, battalion commander; Major M. H. Thurmond, to executive officer: Capt J. R. R. red Black, adjutant; 1st Lt. How’ard [gi’ Johnson and 2nd Lt. Conrad Burg-•ni‘ er. Company “A: Capt Wilson R. :he Caskey; 1st Lt. Charles A. Gab© and 2nd Lt. L, A. Moser. Company “B:” 2nd Lt Thomas Gibson.aidA.eldPEACHESRipe Golden Jubilee and RochesterVoTTTrian’c PflrlHnf- T-TmiRA
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The Daily Mail
Hagerstown, Maryland, US
Fri, Jul 26, 1946
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