Army Dangles Tempting Lure Before Recruits
Trenton New Jersey AP reports Army recruiters offer new benefits to entice enlistment with promises of $407.20 monthly pay, free medical and dental care, meals, housing, clothing, and paid vacation. Testing and screening aim to fill volunteer ranks amid modernization. Army, Navy, Air Force, and Marine Corps adjust to attract recruits without draft pressure.
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Aging Diva Josephine Baker Reflects On Then And Now
New York 1AP reports Josephine Baker in New York for 27 hours. The famed performer discusses Paris banana skirt controversy, dignity, promoting unity, and her world citizen view. She notes recent museum plans and her support for children and education abroad.
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Make Pictures Tell A Story In Albums By The Associated Press
A guide to creating picture stories through photo albums showing everyday family moments. It outlines establishing shots, varied angles, closeups, and ending with a clear payoff, such as pie, fishing, or a doll moment, to convey narrative through images.
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Prospects For Lower Garden Prices In California
Wet winter and late planting hit California crops with lettuce and tomatoes. Officials expect prices to stay high until July 1 when production should rebound, with potential for cheaper vegetables later in the summer. California accounts for large shares of lettuce tomatoes broccoli and other staples.
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Awards Given At Boy Scout Honor Court
A Court of Honor for Boy Scout Troop 93 was held during a Monday meeting. William Rhoades presented the new troop charter to Rev. Kay Felder, while new scouts received scouter cards and several members earned ranks and merit badges. Keith LaRue Barry Willingham Craig Willingham Raymond Herndon Jack Platt earned merit badges. Donny Peterson Michael Peterson attained tenderfoot ranks. Charles Jackson earned first class. Rue was named Eagle Scout. The troop earned a first place ribbon for Scout Fair participation. sponsored by Cedar Bayou United Methodist Church.
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Kay Felder
Donny Peterson
Michael Peterson
Charles Jackson
Keith LaRue
Barry Willingham
Craig Willingham
Raymond Herndon
Jack Platt
aRue
Cedar Bayou
World Almanac facts on 1873 postal card issue
World Almanac notes the first US postal care issued May 1, 1873. A one cent stamp featuring the Goddess of Liberty appeared on the card upper right. Printed in Springfield Massachusetts, with a known cancellation May 12, 1873.
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Faster Woodland Growth Promised by New Method
Discussion notes a potential acceleration in reforestation using an unspecified method. Mention references United States Steel in Pittsburgh and a backing institution or company. The brief hints at industrial interest and future woodlands development.
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Pittsburgh
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