Naval Reserve Corps Tests Set For December 9 In Ohio
Middletown and 23 other Ohio communities will host Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps tests on December 9 announced by Capt H R Hummer of Miami University Oxford Ohio The tests pick applicants for the NROTC program in 52 colleges Miami and Ohio State are the only Ohio campuses with NROTC units Students in the program defer induction but must serve two years after graduation and may pursue degrees but with required Naval subjects Successful candidates enter college in fall 1951 with tuition books and fees paid and $60 monthly stipends for four years plus summer cruises Open to all male high school seniors and graduates 17 to 21 Applications available from high school principals college deans and naval recruiting offices The tests will be held at 550 centers in Alaska and Hawaii.
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Middletown
Ohio
Naval Reserve Officers’ Training Corps
H. R. Hummer
Miami University
Oxford
Miami
Ohio State
Notre Dame
Purdue
University of Michigan
University of Illinois
Harvard
Yale
Hummer
Ated
NROTC
Naval Science
United States Naval Reserve Midshipmen
Naval
Alaska
Hawaii
False Teeth Comfort and Stability Promise
A vintage advertisement touts ASTEETH an alkaline powder to keep false teeth secure and comfortable. It claims better retention reduced odor and fresher breath with easy sprinkling on plates. Available widely at drug stores.
Inflation Pushes Up U S Money Supply Across Borders
Mirror of Business notes inflation fuels a surge in Uncle Sam’s finances as war spending and defense outlook push money supply to a record high. Gold reserves swell in Britain and Canada as investors back a stronger dollar. U S deposits hit 171.1 billion with rising demand deposits and shifting savings. Non liquid savings grow, while inflation increases prices and taxes rise, tempering spending and saving.
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New York
Uncle Sam
Britain
Sterling
Canada
U. S
Federal Reserve Board
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
U. S. Treasury
Treasury
VA Holds Crile Hospital Position in Cleveland
The Veterans Administration rejected the State Welfare Department’s plan to seize Crile Hospital. VA medical director Paul Magnuson said Crile will be replaced by a new neuropsychiatric facility on the present site and the current temporary buildings won’t be demolished until the new East 105th Street hospital is finished, with Crile to be operated for at least two more years.
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Columbus
Veterans Administration
State Welfare Department
Crile Hospital
Cleveland
John H. Lamneck
Paul B. Magnuson
Lamneck
Crile
VA General Medical and Surgical Hospital
East 105Th St
Magnuson
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