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THE WYANDOTTE NEWS - HERALD
PAGE TWO
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 23. 1945
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“EXCLUSIVE BUT NOT EXPENSIVE”
Salvation Army Officers
Accept New Appointment
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Major James E. Dermody
years, is an active Kiwanian, past
chaplain of the Edward C. Headman
post 217, American Legion, and dur
ing the early years of the war was
active in the local OCD program.
Mrs. Dermody is a charter mem
ber of the Wyandotte Council of
Church Women and a past vice
president, a member of the Busi
ness and Professional Women’s club
and has been active in USO circles.
The Major entered Salvation Ar
my officership from Minneapolis,
Minnesota, 29 years ago while Mre.
Dermody became an officer 24 years
ago at Kalamazoo where her par
ents were then stationed. In all
their years of service, the seven
years in Wyandotte represent their
longest stay in any appointment,
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Mrs. James E. Dermody
as the Army’s custom is to change
officers frequently..
Mrs. Dermody’s mother, Mrs.
Adjt. J. E. Hoare (retired) has
made her home with the Dermodys
during much of their time here.
Their daughter, Lois, graduated
from Roosevelt high school ih June
of this year and plans to enter
college this fall.
When the Dermodys first came
to Wyandotte, the church on Syc
amore street was just completed and
during their stay here the building
has been equipped with all facilities
for the various departments of
church work, including game room
and handicraft equipment. The
grounds have been improved and
landscaped to provide playground
and picnic facilities.
In June of 1944, the indebtedness
of $6,500 on the property was liquid
ated and this spring the Army
acquired a permanent residence for
its officers.
Marines Continue
Recruit Program
The war's end hfts brought no
decline in the need for Marine
Corps volunteers, Major L. W. Car
michael, officer in charge of all
Lower Peninsula recruiting, said to
day in announcing the continuation
of an enlistments program for 17-
year-old men.
Enlistment applicants for the Ma
rine Corps must have completed
eight grades of schooling and be
physically fit. Special efforts are
made to have young recruits apply
for courses through Marine Corps
Institute for them to complete
their high school education.
During the past fiscal year the
Corps of Engineers let a total of
13.240 contracts with a dollar value
of $598,282,000 to plants having less
than 500 employees. This represents
61 per cent of all contracts let by
the Office of the Chief of Engin
eers.
AMBULANCE
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BAU BtomtlS COMPANY, Maacle, M.
Materials For Atomic Bomb
Supplied By Wyandotte Chemical"
Use of Dry Ice, Cleaning Compounds
Shipped by Local Firm Not Revealed
Among the many concerns which
have contributed to the production
of the “peace-maker” atomic bomb,
which hastened the downfall and
surrender of Japan, is the Wyan
dotte Chemicals Corporatibn, which
has shipped a total of hundreds
of carloads of Dry Ice to the Na
tion’s atomic bomb project at Oak
Ridge, Tennessee.
In what capacity these consider
able tonnages were used is not
known to the producer. It may have
bean for the building of the equip
ment used in making the bomb or
in the manufacture of the bomb it
self or its fuse parts.
Equally secret has been the sup
plying by the Wyandotte Chemicals
Corporation of yet another product
from its local plants. All that is
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known to the company is that it
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The product after considerable
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plants engaged in the manufactur
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can discovery which was responsi
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ican and Allied lives.
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Penmsylvania Club Has Annual Picnie
The Downriver Pennsylvania club
held Its annual picnic at Edgewater
Ijark recently. Four hundred mem
bers and friends from the Down
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FOUNTAIN
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Races held included a fat men s
race and ladies slipper contest.
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