Industry Helps 1951 Soldiers Industry Helps 1951 Soldiers
New York report from IP-The GI of 1951 heads to Korea with more industry dollars in his pocket than 1941. The National Industrial Conference Board found three-fourths of over 200 firms updated World War II plans in the past year. Firms like Allis-Chalmers Pitney Bowes Schenley Eastman Kodak Monsanto and Standard Oil NJ expanded benefits including full salary for initial three months of service and partial ongoing pay, plus aid to dependents and hospital care, with credit toward retirement.
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Monsanto Chemical Co
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
Schenley
Citizens propose broad defense measures for United States
J P Blanton of Hereford urges withdrawal of troops to the Rockies and reliance on Navy and Air Force for retaliation with Canada and Alaska as bases. J Hobart Smith notes lack of public military awareness and supports ROTC and universal training. Frank Beams of Amarillo advocates radar screening networks and stockpiling civilian supplies for evacuation.
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Boston students plan Europe tour funded by $1 shares
Two Boston University journalism graduates will tour Europe this summer funded by selling $1 shares. William F. Sheehy of Waterbury Connecticut and John T. Coates of Salt Lake City Utah will mail post cards or have relatives deliver dividends to stockholders. They sail from Montreal on a Greek freighter with minimal gear and aim to visit Britain France Germany Austria Sweden and Italy while sending back travel stories.
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Adaline Cates Steps Down After 50 Years in Muncie School Art
Muncie Indiana. Adaline Cates resigns as supervisor of art after nearly half a century as a teacher in the city schools.
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Adaline Cates
Married women employees gain restored territorial allowance
Married women employees of the New Guinea Government have had their $420 annual territorial allowance restored.
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New Guinea
Non-Smell Skunks Swap Between Cleveland and Frankfurt
Cleveland Zoo director Fletcher Reynolds reports a swap with Prof. Bernhard Grzimek of Frankfurt-am-Main. Europe has no skunks, so Cleveland will exchange extra skunks for German wild boar, badger, magpies, wood owls, and buzzards.
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