War Effort Strengthened By High School Graduates
Executive Secretary, National Education Association, says over one million will graduate this spring. The youth face a pivotal role in armed forces and war industries with options from military training to civilian defense and vocational schooling.
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National Education Association
Army
Infantry
Cavalry
Artillery
Tank Corps
Air Corps
Signal Corps
Corps of Engineers
Navy
Arid Rother
Washington
Ana
War Production Board
Oakland
Calif
Hannah ‘Penn
York
Farm Prospects Bright Despite War Restrictions
The article outlines hopeful farm prospects amid wartime controls. It notes price ceilings, potential adjustments by Congress, and the need to shift from nonessential wartime goods to essentials. It discusses farm labor, machinery, processing capacity, and rainy day funds as farmers adapt to shortages and plan for postwar stability.
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WNU
Street
Washington
Congress
Henderson
Wickard
Department ‘of Agriculture
America
Problems of Education Aired at Conference
At the American Council of Education meeting in Chicago educators voiced views on education’s role in community life. Roscoe L. West of State Teachers College Trenton said schooling should prepare people to live better in community, nation, and world. William J. Hamilton Oak Park superintendent warned postwar support for public schools may lag as social security proposals rise and education faces complex legislation.
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Problems of Education
American Council of Education
Chicago
Roscoe L. West
State Teachers College
Trenton
N. J
William J. Hamilton
Oak Park, Ill
Briefs on education sugar quotas quilts and tire woes
More than half of Americans aged 25 or over in 1840 had at least eight years of schooling per the census bureau. Families will receive five pounds of sugar per person for canning this season. The home economics bureau notes quilt making may return amid simplified living. The AA A reports nearly 10,000,000 motor blowouts in 1941 as the leading automotive trouble.
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Federal Land Banks
Roosevelt
A. G. Black
Farm Credit Administration
Black
Uncle Sam
United States
Bureau of Home Economics
American Automobile Association
New tea towel motifs with fruits and jars set
New set features nine motifs including grapes jampots oranges and a fruit jar. Four more tea towel designs and two pan holders a fruit and a vegetable complete the collection. Pattern No 29262 costs 15 cents and uses a hot iron transfer that stamps multiple times. Send your order to:
Parents Prayer on Upright Life Cited by Sallust
In a reflective note the saying states that immortality is not granted by laziness nor by endless prayers, but by raising children to lead honorable and upright lives according to Sallust.
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Mitchell
National
Sous City
Towa
M. A. Lamson Agency
Central City
Nebr
Leghorn Cockerels
Garretson Hatchery
Garretson
New York City
Sioux City
Bishop's
Philadelphia Zoo
Wrouda Betteriways
Marers
Kalioei
V Scholls Zino Pere
Mayfair Coffee
Bill” Wachter
Armed Services
Willard E. Givens
Jay
Brabant
Bonaparte
Waterloo
Europe
Denver
John
Susan
Horace Greeley
Bankhage
Kansas City
St Joseph
Samuel Johnson
Aidville
Kentucky
Petra
Han Bee
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Weil
California
Uncle Sam Gays
Dean
Doan
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