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Better Pay, Fringe Benefits Could Cut Military Turnover
Francis and Katharine Drake argue in The Reader's Digest that higher pay and improved fringe benefits could cut turnover in the armed services, reducing costly re training and equipment waste. They cite Navy and Air Force losses, high training costs, and a potential five to one taxpayer saving if turnover falls to 25 percent, with an initial bill under a billion dollars annually.
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Pius VI marked 81st birthday and 18 years as pope
Pope Pius XII, at 81, observed his 18th anniversary as pontiff this Saturday. Illness has waned of late, following a period of critique. He reported a vision of Jesus in 1954, cited by Oggi as granting him certainty his hour had not yet come. He urged world peace and UN led disarmament, stressing conditional self defense.
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Pie-Making Teen Mary Ann Bartholomay Crowned Champion
New York teen Mary Ann Bartholomay, a 17 year old Henrietta student, wins the 25th national cherry pie contest in Chicago earning a $90 college scholarship and an electric range. She explains adults often misjudge teens, and she plans to teach home economics after high school and marry at 23.
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Local Musicians and YMCA Delegation Highlight Cobble Hill News
Twenty years ago on a Friday in February a Hamilton church hosted a Jennie Sandridge Guild musical featuring Ruth Stubbs and R. E. Morrison of Middletown. YMCA Phalanx Fraternity members were set for a three day YMCA conference in Toledo led by H. H. Korne and Eugene Danner. Mrs Earl Evans received flowers for service as grade mothers at Sherman School.
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Eugene Danner
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Sherman School
Diplomat Dr Brilej Admits Fatal NY Car Crash
George E Sokolsky notes Yugoslav ambassador to the United Nations Dr Joza Brilej killed Mrs La Bartunek in a New York crash after running a red light and driving onto a sidewalk. He questions diplomatic immunity and urges hearings on misconduct by foreign officials in New York.
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Scalpers' Curbs and Theater Talk Highlight Urban Access
In a letter from New York, E V Darling discusses scalper prices and calls for reforms to make theater more affordable for moderate and low income residents. The piece touches on ticketing for My Fair Lady Auntie Mame and Happy Hunting, quotes Variety, and critiques hospitality examples while noting a sports history riddle and jockey lineage by Dode Garner.
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George Dixon Short and the bureaucrat's lot in Washington
In a colorful profile, George Dixon Short recalls his rise from Ozarks preacher to political appointer and now a bureaucratic role. He reflects on the shift to federal service, the difficulty of adjusting to complex language, and the Hatch Act’s political limits as he prepares to assume a new assistant secretary of the Army post.
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Eddie Arnold
Short
Army
Talking Girl Ends Up On The Shelf
A girl known for speaking volumes often finds herself sidelined or overlooked, a social note reflecting on her outspoken nature and the consequences in local circles.
Spring Fever Drives Downtown Outfits On A Warm Mock Day
Dave Regan recalls a near-spring day when the air felt warm enough to shed coats and hats. Shoppers admired colorful Spring clothes in store windows while Regan and companions joked about an Italian sports shirt and orange shorts that drew stares from passing motorists.
Paul Harvey On Freedom and Communism in America
Paul Harvey warns that freedom carries responsibility and warns against misusing terms like freedom and equality. He cites East Germany and Communist rhetoric, questions the portrayal of equal rights, and urges sharper semantics to prevent dangerous influence on the United States. He examines how ideology reshapes women’s roles and freedom under totalitarian regimes.
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Teachable Elephants and Curious Facts From History
The text notes that elephants are highly teachable with decent memory and fast skill learning. It lists varied facts such as the honeybee's rapid wing motion, the US Air Force origin, 1865 three cent coin authorization, and the first transcontinental telegraph line, while mentioning lighter-than-air craft in World War I.
Estrellita Horoscope Forecast for Tomorrow
The text outlines birthday insights for 1957, predicting monetary gains and smooth social life if innate abilities are used. It warns of potential emotional tension late June, notes good financial prospects in October and November, and mentions a child born on this day will be ambitious yet may need to curb intemperance.
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