USO to Run Through 1947 Demobilization Planned
USO announces it will continue through 1947 to complete wartime demobilization and reconversion services by December 31 1947. A fall campaign will seek funds to cover minimum service needs through 1947 with a goal of sustaining 350 to 400 clubs in the continental U S and overseas operations in Alaska Canal Zone Hawaii Philippines and more. President Kimball cites past service and Ike and Nimitz praise while noting postwar needs and ongoing support from the public.
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Hope of Tomorrow Future Homemakers of America
Readable text outlines the Future Homemakers of America peak membership over 200000 across 45 states plus Hawaii and Puerto Rico, with Chicago 1945 meeting details, leadership roster, and the movement’s growth under education and home economics guidance. Includes creed, motto Toward New Horizons, and adviser network led by Dr Hazel Frost and others.
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Homemakers of America
Homemakers of
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National Executive Council of the Future Homemakers of America
Chicago
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Puerto Rico
Future Homemakers Movement
Future Homemakers
American Home Economics Association
Home Economics Service
U. S. of Education
State Departments of Education and Vocational Education
State -Home Economics Associations
District of Columbia
Myrtle Hilton
Tiptonville
Tenn
Carson City
Nev
Margaret Worlton Lehi
Utah
Phyllis Marshall
Vermont
Deanna Burnworth
Independence
Kans
Lois K. Mueller
Seymour
Wis
Edna Amidon
U. S. Office of Education
Dora S. Lewis
American Homemakers Association
Emily Haydock
National Education Association
Hazel Frost
Oklahoma
Frost
USO Five Year Record Highlights From World War II Era
Highlights summarize USO achievements in its first five years serving armed forces worldwide. Peak service reached one million daily, with 1.1 billion served over Feb 4 1941 to Feb 4 1945. Overseas units numbered 178, club attendance topped 104.8 million, and 760 USO shows ran daily by 4,900 entertainers. Public support reached 200 million dollars aiding 14 million personnel.
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Lesson for June 23 ee on subjects and Scripture texts
A concise study note outlines topics for June 23 focusing on subjects and Scripture texts. It notes the role of International Counsel in religious education and how daylighted lessons shape teaching approaches.
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Daylighted International
Fig Pons Paes yardage and orders delay due to demand
An artefact fragment notes yardage figures and a machine speed detail with an on going large demand. The text indicates that more time is required in fulfilling orders and cites current conditions affecting production. The exact entities are unclear, but the item reads as a manufacturing update.
Questions Quiz On History And Facts
A set of ten questions covering topics from White House cornerstone timing to ancient ship types. It asks about who laid the White House cornerstone, a radar‑using fish, the meaning of sotto voce, the flag color for ships about to sail, who would wear a burnout, mortality timelines, who July is named for, the Constitution type of ship, the youngest U S president to be inaugurated, and whether elephants live for centuries.
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Answers to the quiz on early science and history
The list covers George Washington, the electric eel's radar-like food detection, speaking softly, the color blue, an Arab cloak garment, birth timing, Julius Caesar, a frigate, Theodore Roosevelt at forty two, and the aging view that elephants are old at seventy five.
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All-Bran Promoted as Natural Laxative Food
An old advertisement touts All-Bran as a wholesome natural laxative. It urges higher bulk in diet and water intake to avoid laxatives for life, claiming All-Bran provides phosphorus vitamins and protein from Battle Creek and Omaha sources.
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