Camp White Rock Closes At End Of Successful Season
Winchester Girl Scout Council praises Miss Helen Massey and staff for an inclusive season. Camp offered swimming boating crafts music and outdoor meals by a dietician. Read lists name White troop campers and colored troop attendees from Winchester and Berryville.
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White Rock
Helen Massey
Winchester Girl Scout Council
Winchester
Ann Adams
Donna Lou Anderson
Gretchen Armstrong
Jo Anne Armstrong
Ann Arthur
Elizabeth Baker
Jane Barry
Joyce Binner
Elizabeth Browning
Anne Butler
Nancy Butler
Anne Cather
Caroline Cather
Elizabeth Cather
Shirlee Dallwig
Betty Davis
Patsy Dolan
Marjorie Duncan
Dorothy Eisenberg
Mary Martha Eisenberg
Betsy Glaize
Elenor Glover
Peggy Golliday
Sara Golden
Betty Jane Graham
Elsie Rene Heuptman
Dorothy Hoagland
Diana Hunt
Anne E. Jones
Nancy Jones
Kaula Kaknis
Maxine Keckley
Charlotte Knight
Susan Knight
Sara Leatherman
Dorothy Lichliter
Elizabeth Lichliter
Janey Lupton
Catherine McCormac
Helen Macachlan
Cary Randolph Marshall
Margaret Merriner
Leslie Miller
Imogene Minton
Martha Minton
Jean Miller
Bootsie Minne~gerode
Peggy Moore
Carol Ridgeway
Martha Robinson
Judy Jose
Mary Lou Schleck
Dorothy Scott
Bernadine Seabright
Retha Shirkey
Nancy Slonaker
Catherine Solenberger
Lillian Solenberger
Kitty Stephenson
Patricia Stephenson
Hilda Taylor
Peggy Thompson
Betsy Turner
Mary Lou Watson
Westwood Wright
Colored Troops
Rosalie Bartlett
Lena Bolas
Gladys Brooks
Doris Catlett
Dorothy Ann Coleman
Jane Shott
Ann Fletcher
Rosa Gaither
Ramona Martin
Sadie Washington
Helen Blowe
Evelyn Brown
Annie Bell Brown
Naomi Carter
Marjorie Cooke
Margaret Cooke
Colleen Jackson
Faye Johnson
Milbert Taper
Orissa Taper
Meta Turner
Barbara Myers
Berryville
Carry Anne Hubbard
Victoria Hubbard
Edna Paige
Estelle Paige
Pauline Thornton
Purpose of rehabilitation centers in military service
The chief aim is to reclaim men for military service. Soldiers healed at rehabilitation centers are released under suspended sentence and may receive an honorable discharge if they prove worthy.
Laski as Spokesman Signals New English Labor Policy
Professor Harold Laski, head of the Labour Party policy committee, issues a governing philosophy signaling the people in power. Though not MP, Laski’s departure from tradition shows a left wing voice shaping the regime alongside the Prime Minister. He recalls observing American politics in 1920 and noted broad shifts.
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Harold Laski
British Labor Party
Prof
Laski
Socialist Party
United States
England
America
Europe
Laski outlines a plan to nationalize major industries
The piece discusses class struggle and liberty tied to equality and social ownership. It notes Laski’s plan to first take over the Bank of England, followed by coal, transport, and iron and steel sectors in a staged nationalization.
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America
Laski
Bank of England
Old Lady of Threadneedlesstreet
Fish Smuggling Scrutinized by Ontario Officials
Ontario game and fisheries department uncovers violations of export rules for game fish to the United States and imposes a border patrol. Non resident anglers may ship only one day’s lawful catch of game fish per season under new enforcement.
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Toronto
Ontario
United States
Ontario Department of Game and Fisheries
Out To Enforce OPAs Rules
Leo F. Gentner named acting regional OPA administrator announces a thorough study of operations and a vigorous price enforcement campaign. He says Woolley did a swell job as his successor assumes the post, overseeing New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Maryland Delaware and the District of Columbia.
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New York
Leo F. Gentner
OPA
Transport Command Ends First Year With No Passenger Fatalities
The air transport command of the southwest Pacific wing closes its first year of operation in Manila by logging 29 million passenger miles mostly over water and mountains. It evacuated more than 36,000 battle casualties and tropical disease victims without a single passenger fatality.
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Manila
Air Transport Command
Southwest Pacific
Why the British called fog dispersal device FIDO
The secret fog dispersal device earned the name FIDO as an acronym from its full title fog investigation dispersal operations. The term reflects a wartime labeling habit of converting project names into easy to remember abbreviations used in British communications.
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