Summer Session Opens at Mason College of Music and Art
Registration for a six week summer session at Mason College of Music and Fire Arts opened yesterday and runs until June 7. Arthur J. McHoul, director, said GI bill veterans must begin today and no Saturday classes will be held in music this summer. Margaret Virginia Hall joins as new faculty at Juntliard School of Music in New York and has arrived to teach beam? Two new courses in crafts and modeling for ele schools will be taught by Mrs Dawn Schneider, a Kansas City college graduate.
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Mason College of Music and Fire Arts
Arthue J. McHoul
Margaret Virgina Hall
Juntliard Schnal of Music
New York
Dawn
Schneider
Kansas City
Brighter Side Continued on Page Four Dialogue on Wages
A reader discusses wage levels in Dade County comparing jobs from bus boys to pharmacists and clerks and notes after payroll withholdings wages feel low. The letter hints at evolving employment agencies toward personnel services and questions beverage service daily expectations. The writer plans to consult more sources for wage comparisons and agency roles.
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Dade County
New York Papers
Dade
War economy mood shift and postwar plans at plant
The article notes cautious optimism as workers discuss changes after wartime careers, with unions adopting extra holidays without pay and fears of price rises. It contrasts dreams of personal ventures with the reality of postwar layoffs and economic adjustments, including a crane demolishing old bomb shelters near the plant and planes staged for orders.
Fair Enough (Continued from Page 6) on anti communism
A 1946 Gazette excerpt argues for anti communist policy, suggesting Americans favor civil conflict to advance open shop ideology. It warns that failing to act could create a dangerous foe as Stalin expands influence in Europe. The author endorses aggressive stance to defend Western civilization from Communism.
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Spain
Stalin
Canyright
the Gazette
Octogenarian Beats Fox To Death With Cane
SHINNSTON June 3 A bald grey fox attacked 84 year old Richard J Cuttin on his front porch while he read the Sunday paper He set the paper aside to rest and the fox began biting his shoe He rose and killed the fox with his walking cane in self defense confirming the incident.
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Octogenarian
Fox
Shinnston
Richard J. Cuttin
Cutlip
Cullip
Rationing debate and land use notes in 1946 publication
The piece outlines wartime policy discussions on fertilizer rationing tied to land value and Midwest farming priorities. It reports a Department of Agriculture stance overruled by higher authorities, allowing continued access to potash for Midwest farmers, amid broader wartime economic adjustments and property transfers listed in the same page segment.
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Department of Agriculture
Civilian Production Administration
Mid West
Ture Ander
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