Experienced Military Men Split Into Guard and Reserve Classes
Washington AP reports a two tier system for national service where the National Guard and Reserves provide four main benefits: pay promotion rank retention and potential pension. The Guard offers weekly drills and yearly training plus pension after 20 years, while Reserve structures split into organized and volunteer pools with varying training and pay. The Navy uses two reserve categories only organized and volunteer with corresponding benefits.
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James Marlow Washington
Smun
National Guard
Tani
Navy
Army
Air Force
Land Volnteer
Rogersves
Tan
Arm
Stomach Weakness and Nerve Interference Promoted by Chiropractors
Dr Lindbey explains diseases of the stomach as varied but stresses nerve interference as the core cause of stomach weakness. Chiropractors claim to remove nerve interference to restore stomach health, offering consultations free of charge, with contact details provided for Dr Lindbey’s office and assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. Lindbey
Headland Company D Wins Gunner Trophy in Army Display
Headland Company D of Alabama’s National Guard, part of the 200th Infantry Regiment, captured the champion trophy with its heavy machine gun platoon at an encampment near Fort McClellan. Lt James Weeks led the crew. Joe Money, Billy Farmer, and Foy McCraney fired during the event, earning high marks for weapon proficiency and teamwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama National Guard
FL McClelland
200Th Infantry
iMeadland
Alahams National Guard
McClellan
Yeera National Guard
Agard
Jamee Weeks
Joe Money
Dothan
Hove
Billy
McCraney
William A Bavier
Givner
Mariannan Elected Leader of Barbers
Mariannan Sexton was elected president of the Florida Barbers Association at an organizational meeting in Tallahassee yesterday. Attending were 22 counties, with officials including Attorney General Rochard Wivin and State Senator for Collie af Tahamor. The group discussed standards for barbers and a potential Navy officer role for continuity.
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Marianna
Mananna
Florida Barbers Association
Sexton
Tallaharsee
Ehaman Baibers
Warren
Citrus Code Hearing Postponed By Court
The Polk County Florida case delays a statewide Citrus Code fight over labeling grades for fruit. Judge Mussey of the Florida Court of Appeals allowed state action while noting federal preemption issues. Canners and growers opposed state inspection demands that would stamp grades before issuing charters.
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Polk County
Alorida
Cannere Grote Vie and Packers
Cannes
Tattear
al Orney
Steed Orlando
Robert L Mussel
Proudichs
Cate Jane
Camere
Pei
Florida
Future Beach Ownership Plan Sparks Commission Probe
A citizens committee and private real estate group clashed as they urged a plan to transfer land in Santa Rosa County. The county bought the site for 314000 while a private group offered annual payments and a share of gross receipts. The proposal aimed to mirror expansion efforts near Pensacola, with public authorities delaying action.
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Crestview
Santa Rote Land
Citizens Committee
Prisste
E Eambia Couml
iPensacolar
Mexico
Tait Walton City Cuineil
Publi
Women’s Club Head Named To Conference
TAMPA UP — Mrs Raeburn Morne of Madison was named president of the Florida Federated Women’s Clubs, with General Chapman Carl Bistein of Tampa announcing the slate. Committee chairs include Qinoterney chairmen Tarapa, Ocala as accident records chairman, and other posts for engineers, editors, and public information, reflecting organized campaign backing and long-standing ties to civic groups.
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Tampa
Mra
Raeburn Morne
Madison
Florida
Grey Cnarman
Oday
Goserhors
Pately
Chapman Carl Bistein
Mine Qonterney
Paraid
Root Tarapa
Jinior Chamber of Commerce
Ocala
Wat
Enginecene
Bradenton
Maxwell Wells
Orlando
American Legion
War Halts Transfer Of Guam Government To Civilian Status
Washington reports Korea's war delayed the planned July 1 handover of Guam from Navy to civilian control. An organic act for self government passed House and awaits Senate action. $1.25 million appropriations approved by House for civilian government. Military personnel reduced on Guam as civilian administration nears setup. Government shift faced postponement debates between Defense and Interior departments and top officials.
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Guam
Washington
Nea
Korea
Marianas Islands
American Samoa
UN Trust
Marshall and
Caroline Isands
Pacific
Navy
Department of Interior
House
Senate Committee On Interior and Insular Affairs
Senate
Gor Carleton Skinner
Jewian
eWihais
Simpaticout
Defense
Jlows Johnson
Guam transfer of civilian government held back by delays
Historical notes describe potential delays in transferring Guam from Navy to civilian authority. Congress cut proposed costs, but revenue measures offset the reduction. By July 1 1981 civilian government scheduled, amid ongoing naval control with possible emergency martial law discussed but not implemented.
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Senate
Guam
Rayal
Guames
Ernor Skinner
Washington
Congress
Manila
Tokyo
Formosa
Navy
Ademiral Osborne B Hardison
Edward C Ewen
Marianas Navy
Marianas
American Samoa
Trust Territory
Pacific Islands
Pawan
New
Ymk
Father Forbidden To See Children
Henry Grant, convicted of attempting to murder his wife and two children for a $25,000 insurance, has been forbidden to see Marie Ann and Robert by divorce decree. The court denied visitation as part of the cruelty charge. The family was aboard a scheduled flight when a bomb was discovered. no one was injured.
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Los Angeles
Henry Grant
Afrerstt Tineer
Hia
Betty
Marie Ann
Robert Barts
Grant
Auitcare
State Will Open Bids On Textbooks
MONTGOMERY Approximately one fourth the textbooks used in Alabama public schools will be opened here Aug 11 at a meeting of the State Board of Education. The auction sale of $60,008 in revenue bonds to build a men’s dormitory at Troy State Teachers College also will be held for the meeting. State School Superintendent Avalyn R Meadows announced.
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Montgomery
Arn
Alabama
State Board of Educaton
Troy State Teachers College
Avalin R Meadows
Alabama secondary schools open four day convention
AP from Montgomery reports Alabama secondary school principals from across the state convene for the four day annual convention. W. J Terry of Greenbush was recently nominated state school superintendent for the next four year term and was slated as a speaker at the day session.
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Montgomery
Alabama
W. J Terry
Greenstbors
Tenath the constrictor teacher described
A brief note identifies Tenath as a learned constrictor educator measuring ten to fifteen feet in length. The fragment hints at a mythic or fantastical creature serving in a teaching role with notable size. Further details are unavailable in the text.
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Tenath
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