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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1952

Page

11

Veterans urged to file for GI Bill advanced training

The Veterans Administration reminded veterans in GI Bill programs to apply for advanced training before finishing current courses or within 30 days after completion. They must also enroll in the new course within 30 days after the current course ends or when enrollment in the new course is allowed, with summer breaks not counted as interruptions. The rule covers those starting before July 25, 1947, and in training since then with limited exceptions.

Milwaukee Specil Veterans Administration Ste

Judicial Sales Given Exemption

Washington special: All judicial sales except those in the course of a continuing business were exempted from price ceiling controls by the Office of Price Stabilization. The exemption covers court ordered sales and those under federal state or territorial law by judicial officers sheriffs constables bailiffs and others liquidating estates. The rule clarifies exemptions for courts and agents while excluding bankruptcy and continuing business trustees or officers.

Washington Office of Price Stabilization OPS Arshal Exec

New Hormone Extends Life of Cut Flowers

A new hormone called di-thio-biuret, a white powder, helps cut flowers take up more water. A pinch in warm water extends vase life. avoid drafts and direct light. Prepare stems in warm water hours before arranging to maximize longevity.

Easy to Build Wall From Stacked Corner Block Here

An easy to build wall uses vertical stacked blocks with open centers filled with rubble and cemented. The technique allows any desired height by careful jointing and placement, yielding a modern looking barrier.

Nutritionist says mom should stress garden foods and fresh cooking

Associated Press nutrition expert Carlton Fredericks warns that many ills from anemia to ulcers stem from poor home cooking. He urges housewives to avoid leftovers, favor raw fruits and greens, cook vegetables quickly, and properly heat pork for better digestion and health.

Dorothy Roe Associated Press Carlton Fredericks Fredericks Lucretia Borgia American Medical Association Institute of Nutrition Research

Cheery Geranium Plant Divides Well

Start slips from an old plant by cutting it back about one third and using 2 to 4 inch shoots. Plant two joints deep in moist sand, then pot in loam sand and compost when roots form. Feed monthly with plant food and water when the plant is thoroughly dry.

Phone Technique Boon or Handicap

HAL Boyle profiles Barry Garfield a two year pioneer studying telephone use. He argues Bell invented the tool but neglected training, proposing tele-technology as a new science. Garfield built a field from selling tires by phone and aims to teach corporations and schools to teach proper phone practice.

Hal Boyle New York Barry Garfield Alexander Graham Bell Garfield

Fragmentary quotation on a date request ends with triumph

Readable bits show a scattered quote where a speaker answers triumphantly about never being rained on for a date. The fragment hints at social rejection or wary humor in a conversational exchange. No clear names, places, or concrete facts are discernible.

Tommie Signs To Join Out He's A Bit Early

Philadelphia examined a Marine enlistment poster as a suburban resident, Mrs Jo John A Grady, claimed astonishment at a Marine recruiting push. The fragment notes a person named Tommie and tension around early enlistment.

Tommie Philadelphia U. S. Marine Jo John A. Grady

Alfalfa acreage in the United States grows dramatically

American farmers now cultivate about 18 million acres of alfalfa, a sharp rise from roughly two million acres five decades ago, reflecting vast expansion in this key forage crop.

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