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14 Called For Induction
Examinations January 4
14 men from Rappahannock are listed in the Physical Examination Group 11 to be examined1'at Fort Meyer January 4, 1951. ' Mitchell Haywood Dodson, Washington; Robert Lee Chadweil, Front Royal; Bernard B. Brent, Amissville; William Emmanuel Summers, Washington; Eugene Ariey Estes, Estes; Ervin Hamilton Whorton, Amissville; Winfrey Felton Burke, Woodville; Frank Lewis Smith, Amissville; Carroll Bennett, Sperryville; John Thomas Cloud, Amissville; Charles Weldon Sisk, Peola Mills; Cleveland Ashby Settle, Washington; Chester Jack Weaver, (Boston; Irving Edwardf Sisk, Jr., Washington.
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Classifications are as follow:
Class 1-A—Available for military service.
Class 1-A-O—Conscientious objector, available for non-combatant service only.
Class 1-C—-Member of - the armed forces of the United States, the Coast Guard, the Coast and Geodetic Survey or hte Public Health Service, and certain registrants separated hterefrom.
Class 1-D—Member of the Reserve Component or Student taking military training. —Class 2-A—Deferred .because of civilian employment (except agriculture).
Class 2-C—Deferred because of employment in agriculture. — Class 8-A*-Deferred because of dependents.
Class 4-A—Registrant who has completed service; sole surviving son. - Class 4-B—Official deferred by law.
Class 4-C—Aliens
Claes 4-D—Minister or Divinity student.
Class 4-E—Conscientious objector opposed to both combatant and non-combatant service. *
Class 4-F—Physically, mentally or morally unfit.
Class 5-A—Registrant o-er the age of liability for as)litasy senrrijee.'- j ^ , i
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