AAF Officers to Enter Civilian Colleges in New Program
Six hundred Army Air Forces officers will be enrolled in civilian colleges and universities as part of a new educational system. The program, run from Air University, aims to train career officers to handle political, economic, and scientific issues as well as military needs. Two study levels exist, undergraduate and post graduate, with eligibility tied to interrupted college education and distinguished combat records.
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Folsom Will Visit Georgia To Study Arnall Reforms
Gov Elect James Folsom of Alabama will arrive in Georgia to confer with Gov Arnall on reforms he wants to bring home. Arnall will host Folsom at the executive mansion. Folsom seeks Georgia style reforms including abolition of the poll tax and a lower voting age. The two have spoken by phone but not yet met in person since Folsom’s nomination.
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Clearwater residents recount a boom-time town that collapsed as the Pinellas County Commission bought the Tow Town subdivision for five dollars. Once, lots sold to high prices amid speculative fury before the market faded, leaving a quiet shoreline legacy and vanished visions.
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