Public Urges Oregon Travel Pause During Christmas Holidays
About three quarters of a million service members in the United States will be eligible for Christmas leave. The Office of Defense Transportation appeals to the public to avoid non essential travel during the holiday period. The War Department allows up to 15 percent of personnel to be furloughed for inter city travel, alongside Navy and Marine furloughs. Col. J Monroe Johnson urges citizen cooperation so these furloughs help service members visit home before overseas duties.
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Office of Defense
War Department
William J. Wilson
Army Transrtation Corps
Navy
Prine Corps
Col. J. Monroe Johnson
Office of Defense Transportion
Lightest metal used in industry
Beryllium is the lightest metal related to industry. When alloyed with copper it is used to make springs.
Montague Avenue Churches Plan Christmas Programs
The Montague Avenue Charge announced Christmas services across its churches. Rev. John Teter will deliver the Sunday 11 am message and candle program “Light of the World” at 7:30 pm, with other churches presenting plays and services. Offerings benefiting the Orphanage and Old Folks' Home will be taken at each program.
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Montague Avenue
John Teter
Light of the World
Macedonia Church
Greenwood Church
Christos
Round Hill Church
Community Notes From Stephens City Holiday Visits
Stephens City Virginia residents share holiday greetings as family and friends arrive from Winchester Memorial Hospital updates report Mrs Ralph Mowrey recovering from an operation. Cpl Charles Robert Lemley home from Hunter Field Georgia for Christmas. Others including Miss Edna Ritenour and Cadet Jack Lemley spend the holidays with family.
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Stephens City
Tom Lane
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Ralph Mowrey
Edna Ritenour
Charles Robert Lemley
Hunter Field
Maurice Lemley
Alice
Anne
Washington
Mary Mason
Hannah Moore Academy
Tiestertown
Col
Charles Mason
H. P. Lovett
Eldridge Lemley
June
John
Douglas Haines
Jayanne
Harrisonburg
Charles Mauck
Camp Chaffee
Ark
Mack Mauck
E. R. Campbell
Robert Campbell
Philadelphia
Nancy Parker
Madison College
Lomax Parker
Jack Lemley
Castle Heights Military Academy
Tenn
Elma Lemley
Peggy Lemley
Pamela
Baltimore
C. C. Rhodes
C. S. Hudson
Near Culpeper
Sunday Dinner Guests Visit Martinsburg and Gaithersburg Companions
Mr and Mrs Prank Tobin hosted Sunday dinner with guests including Mr and Mrs James Snow and their Martinsburg West Virginia daughter, Mrs Lillie Atkins, Mr and Mrs Hayden Whiley and Gaithersburg children. The group were followed home by Mrs Ernie Tompkins and others from Lewiston. L L Golliday and family went to Washington for Thursday shopping. Frank Tobin, while butcher ing one day a week, injured his arm but the hurt is not considered dangerous.
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Prank Tobin
James Snow
Martinsburg
W. Va
Lillie Atkins
Hayden Whiley
Gaithersburg
Ernie Tomp~kins
Vaught
Lewiston
Lillie Madigan
Virginia
Jessie
Lola
Frank Tobin
First Aluminum Articles: Watch Fob and Tableware
The first known aluminum items were a watch fob for the King of Giam and a set of knives, forks, and spoons. The flatware debuted at a Paris banquet during Napoleon I’s era, produced by an exclusive firm and priced near $100 per piece.
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Giam
Paris
Napoeon I
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