Unknown Soldier May Be Sailor Nobody Will Know
An unidentified American World War II casualty likely to be buried in Arlington near the World War I unknown. The plan hinges on a House bill by Rep. Melvin Price directing the War Secretary to bring the unknown home. Efforts focus on absence of ID tags and possible selection from global dead pools. cost estimated at $50,000.
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Patterson
United States
Price
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Europe
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Budget Bureau
Uncle Walt Grants Extra Day For Late Dog Licenses
City Treasurer Walter Miller forgives fines for late dog licenses. Seeing March 31 falls on a Sunday, he extends the deadline to Monday, promising no penalties will be charged that day. He calls it the final extension.
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Walter Miler
Walter
New York Yard Workers Build Ship From Damaged Destroyer Parts
At the New York Navy Yard, workers assembled a new ship in World War II by melding components from two heavily damaged destroyer escorts. The improvised vessel symbolized wartime ingenuity and collective effort in shipbuilding.
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New York Navy Yard
Psychologists OK Razor Strop View in Discipline Debate
Dr John B Geisel of Southard school Topeka Kan told the American Association for the Advancement of Science that discipline is a developmental need for children and that sparing the rod may harm security and standards. Another psychologist, Dr H H Anderson, argued swatting is easier than fostering peaceful settlement and may fuel conflict.
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John B. Geisel
Southard School
Topeka
Kan
American Society For the Advancement of Science
Geisel
Junior
H. H. Anderson
University of Illinois
Honors Convocation at Coe College Tuesday
President Byron Hollinshead will deliver the address at the honors convocation in the Coe College chapel at 10 a.m. Tuesday. The program will include the unveiling of scholastic honors for the 1944-45 year, with Janice Bailey, senior class president, also taking part. The honors committee consists of Prof. James B. Hodgson, chairman, Prof. Max Daehler, Dr. Robert V. Drexler, Dr. Betty J. Eilertsen, and Prof. Alice E. Page.
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Hollinshead
Coe College
C. Harve Geiger
Janice Bailey
James B. Hodgson
Max Daehler
Robert V. Drexler
Betty
Veterans Information Center Open Monday Night
The Veterans Service and Information Center at 214 Paramount Building will stay open Monday night to assist veterans working daytime hours. Acting director Miss Caryl Austin said the office staff is now at full strength.
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Veterans Service and Information Center
Paramount Building
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