Aviation Cadet Training Class Opens March First
The U S air force will start a new 12 month aviation cadet training course for over 800 potential officers on March 1 at Randolph Field Texas. Applications are at the recruiting office 316 South Fourth Street. Cadets must be unmarried male US citizens aged 20 to 26 and meet education requirements. The program is valued at 35000 per cadet and open to enlisted veterans and qualified civilians.
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U. S. Air Force
Randolph Field
Tex
Emmett G. Quirk
U. S. Army and Air Force Recruiting Office
South Fourth Street
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United States
Air Force
Universal Training Week Push In Wisconsin Legion Urges Signatures
The American Legion's drive for universal military training continues in the 80th Congress. Wisconsin mayors will proclaim January 5 to 12 as Universal Training Week as the campaign seeks signatures across the nation to back a UMIT bill. The column also reports on corps elections, a drum and bugle corps manager search, and the January 8 county banquet.
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American Legion
Wisconsin
George M. Hetherington
Roy L. Wingers
Legion
Congress
Iscosia
Hetherington
L. V. Weisensel
United States
George Washington
Christmas sketches and carving showcased by MEN S Club
The MEN S Sketch Club held its annual Christmas party at the Kwelve studio with Joan Jehlen displaying wood carvings and Beverly Marker modeling. The Junior Sketch Club will skip meetings on Dec 24 and 31 with Jan 7 as the next gathering. Vacancies in the membership and invites to join were announced.
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Kwelve
Joan Jehlen
Beverly Marker
B. W. Meyer
Tuberculosis Rejected 150000 WWI Armed Forces Candidates
Evidence of tuberculosis led to the rejection of about 150000 candidate volunteers for the World War I armed forces, affecting eligibility and recruitment efforts.
Badgers Rank Second In U S Beer Drinking
Wisconsin ranks second in per capita beer consumption in the United States just behind Pennsylvania, with Wisconsinites averaging 29.5 gallons annually to Pennsylvanians 32.6 gallons. The state averages 2.08 gallons per capita for all alcohol, while Nevada leads at 4.56 and Iowa lags at .79.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Badgers
Pennsylvania
David M. Pritchard
State Beverage Tax Division
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