GI Bill Opens College Paths For Army Veterans
The GI Bill expands education opportunities for enlistees in the Regular Army before October 6 1946. Eligible men receive up to 48 months of education at government expense plus living allowances, enabling full college or trade school programs after service. Authorities predict hundreds of thousands will enroll in fall term 1946.
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Kill Red Ants with Extermo Ant Balls
Advertisement for Extermo Ant Balls from Durham offering Red Ant Bed killer at under 5 cents per den. Six balls cost 30 cents and twelve balls 50 cents, available at Central Drug Co 81-46 and druggists.
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