Conscience Fund donations reveal long strange trail of regrets
Washington AP reports the U S Conscience Fund has received 2 825 million since 1811 with many donors explaining their misdeeds from tax evasion to wartime looting. R E Philo, the fund’s accounting officer, notes letters range from humorous to somber as servicemen and civilians seek relief for past wrongs.
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Duke of Windsor to celebrate 70 with quiet Paris party
The former King Edward VIII turns 70 Tuesday at his Paris mansion with a small guest list and Duchess Wallis as hostess. Dialogue about abdication is unlikely as the couple pursues a private life after exile and past roles in wartime service and business.
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Ohio State Employment Service Opens Tests for Counselor Aides
The Ohio State Employment Service announces application blanks for those eligible to take tests for special training to become counselor aides or youth advisers. A 5 to 10 week course will be offered in 20 universities nationwide. Tests for qualified applicants will be held soon.
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