Special presidential appointments aid orphans of fallen veterans
Major General Harris heads an American Legion effort to guide about 8,000 World War II orphans to a 1926 act program. Orphans may obtain West Point or Annapolis entry via presidential appointment, bypassing congressionally limited quotas. Applications must be sent to the adjutant general or the chief of naval personnel with full birth and death details.
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Sorrowing Boy Seeks Home For His Dog Kip
New Britain Connecticut dog warden Thomas J Rouskie found a note attached to Kip the dog at the pound from a young boy asking for a good home for his five year old female dog. He explains the family cannot keep the pet due to financial strain and promises to pray for the caretaker. Police suggest the owner may have slipped Kip over the fence. Rouskie offers to pay the license if the owner is found and can feed the dog.
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