Youth training center aims to lift teen job seekers
About 200 Indiana youths, 17 to 21, attend classes at the Indiana Youth Training Center at Camp Atterbury. They learn reading, arithmetic, and basic job skills while living on site, paid twenty dollars weekly, with medical care and meals provided.
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James R. Polk
Edinburg
Ind
Indianapolis
Indiana Youth Training Center
Indiana
James Berg
State Administration
Camp
Atterbury
Military personnel updates from Lackland to Korea
AIRMEN Gary Edwards and Lowwell Cole completed basic training at Lackland AFB Texas and are listed with parents in 1105 Baltimore Street and 1613 Yankee Road. ARMY STAFF SGT Paul Ferguson visits mother before reassignment to South Vietnam from Fort Riley. First Lt Ronald Drew moves from Labrador Canada to Tyndall AFB Panama City Florida. PVT William Brannock completes eight weeks of military police training at Fort Gordon after basic at Fort Knox. Hospital corpsman Edward Hogg serves at Kingsville Naval Air Station. AIRMAN 1-C William Stahley reassigned from Malmstrom AFB Montana to Korea.
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Gary W. Edwards
Kirby L. Edwards
Baltimore St
Lowwell Cole
Lorene Cobb
Yankee Road
Lackland Afb
Tex
ARMY
Paul Ferguson
Amanda Ferguson
Moore St
Fort Riley
Kan
South Vietnam
AIR Force
Ronald Drew
Orchard St
Labrador
Canada
Tyndall Afb
Panama City
Fla
William H. Brannock
William A. Brannock
Waynesville
Army Training Center
Fort Gordon
Fort Knox
Edward E. Hogg
Olaf T. Hogg
Flemming Road
Naval Auxiliary Air Station
Kingsville
Even Alley Cats Build Vocabulary at Johns Hopkins
Baltimore AP reports Johns Hopkins Hospital researchers taught 10 alley cats to distinguish spoken words using hamburger rewards. Cats learned a two word vocabulary and could differentiate cat from bat, with chopped words reducing discrimination. Human tests paralleled cat results as exposure to loud noises impaired word distinction. Studies aim to map inner ear functions.
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Baltimore
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Dickens W Warfield
FourYearOld Bondurant Boy Proposes Odd Solution
In Bondurant Iowa four year old Tom Criswell tells his father J J Criswell his plan to solve the world s problems Take the devil to Sunday School The remark shows the child s humor and curiosity about religion and ethics in a rural community.
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Bondurant
Iowa
Tom Criswell
Tom
J. J. Criswell
Secretarial Training Ad Offers Speedwriting Courses
An advertisement promotes Speedwriting classes at a school with day and evening options. It touts a nationwide free lifetime placement service and a quick path into a glamorous, well paid secretarial position using a simple shorthand method based on the alphabet.
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Abc
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