Military training debate in CCC proposal sparks concern
A long critique argues against universal military training within the Civilian Conservation Corps, saying it would disrupt the civilian work program, favor one youth group, and undermine democratic equality while offering little practical military value. The piece defends CCC's civilian mission and questions the proposal's legitimacy and efficacy.
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CCC
Congress
Teo
United States
Fife
Civilian Conservation Corps
CCG
Pasteurization of Milk Seen Key to Public Health
Health authorities see pasteurization as the main safeguard in controlling disease spread through milk. In cities over 10,000, about 88 percent of milk supplies are pasteurized, despite opposition claiming nutrients differ. Animal and child studies show no significant nutritional loss, with vitamins A D preserved and vitamin C supplemented. Resolutions urging anti Nazism action arise in South Africa, to be debated at Kimberley in April.
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American Public Health Association
Scotland
Stftleans
Sohannesburg
Uf— Resolutines
South Africa
Uganda
South African Trades and Labor Council
Kimberley
Boards of Health
Ancient Latin god horizontal and vertical crossword clues
A compact clue list featuring across and down entries across a grid. The set mentions ancient Latin god names like Thenearest and Sun god, with definitions for dignity in Turkey and terms like obituary and retributive justice, plus various general crossword prompts and wordplay hints.
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Turkey
South Africa
Home Demonstration Club Notes in Columbus Meeting
The Home Demonstration club of Columbus met at Mrs RF Cadwell’s home on March 13 at 2 30. President Mrs C A White opened the meeting with a devotional and the Lord’s Prayer. The secretary read the minutes, a song was sung, and discussion covered 4 H club membership and advancement ages. Rec hour featured two contests won by Mrs R C Stuart, prizes a cake of soap and a decorative town token. Hostess displayed antique furniture and a writing desk. Meeting adjourned for April with Mrs Herbert Sypes.
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Columbus
RF. Cakdwell
C. A. White
Sul
Tynison
Mra
L, K
Boyer
Hope
R, C, Stuart
Tommy ‘McCorkle
R. C. Stuart
Estalle
Fournet
Herbert Sypes
Troop 07 Boy Scouts chartered. 8 new members added
Troop 07 sponsored by First Christal' Church reports eight new members since charter on February 8, 1930. Names include Johnny Ellen Freddie Patton Charles Benson Harry Kyler Donald Westbrook Robert Lednard James Bowden and others. Troop 67 now has twenty members organized into four patrols.
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First Christal’ Church
Has Re
Johnny Ellen
Freddie: Patton
Charles H
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