Law Students Eligible for Marine Corps Platoon Leaders Program
The Marine Corps announces flexible rules allowing law students to enroll in the platoon leaders class as officer candidates regardless of baccalaureate completion. Eligibility varies by law program length with a three month duty delay after graduation to take the state bar. Applicants must be under 26 by July 1 in the year they complete their degree.
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Marine Corps seeks reserve officers for active duty retention
Legal officers on active duty the Marine corps asks reserve officers who are members of the bar of a federal court or of the highest court of a state to request active duty retention for legal cuties. Detailed information on the Marine corps platoon leaders class may be obtained by contacting officer procurement officer L. 5 Marine Corps Recruiting Station 811 Grand Avenue U. S. Court House Kansas City Missouri.
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No Longer Enough Fifty Thousand Must Earn More
An analysis of high earners shows $50,000 a year often fails to cover living costs due to heavy taxes and expenses. Dorothy Shay, a top supper club singer earning about $5,000 weekly, estimates 1951 taxes and costs reduced her $81,000 income to only $330 saved, highlighting rising prices and costly personal expenses.
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Sam
Riley
Bowery
Dorothy Shay
Park Avenue
Dorothy
California
U S Jets Down Two MIGs Total Six for Week
Seoul reports American Sabre jets shot down two Communist MiG 15s over northwest Korea as fighter bombers damaged Red rail lines and bunkers. Over seven days ended Friday night, six MiGs were downed with two damaged and a night fighter likely destroyed. Allied losses were zero in air combat that week.
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Seoul
Korea
Fifth Air Force
Convention Cost For Democrats And GOP Delegates
Iowa Republicans assess 100 dollars per delegate and 50 per alternate for the national convention. Democrats set 150 per delegate and 75 per alternate, plus personal expenses. Each side has 26 delegates and alternates, with GOP 26 votes and Democrats 24, housing at the Palmer House from 7.50 to 16.75 dollars per day.
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IDPA
Iowa
GOP
Iowa Demos
Palmer House
Dorothy laments cost of living in 1952
Dorothy says in 1952 it costs $100,000 to do things that year, noting the high expense and money needed to accomplish goals. Her remark reflects the era's financial pressures and widespread concern over rising costs.
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U N Forces Outnumbered 221 in Korea
Gen James A Van Fleet says Communist armies in Korea outnumber United Nations forces 214 to 1 but predicts no immediate Red offensive. He cites Eighth Army strength, artillery, tanks, air power, and naval support as deterrents while detailing troubles on Koje island and a plan to break up prisoner of war compounds.
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Seoul
Korea
James A. van Fleet
United Nations
U.S. Eighth Army
Koje Island
Koje
van Fleet
Eighth Army
Censuses and Old Bias Through the Middle Ages
The excerpt notes that while many ancient censuses existed, medieval societies developed a prejudice against them that persisted into relatively recent times. It contrasts ancient practices with medieval attitudes and hints at long-standing skepticism toward systematic counting.
Cattle Feeders Meet Tuesday For Hey Day
Ames cattle feeders and beef producers will gather at Iowa State College cattle barns on Beech Avenue for the thirty fourth annual Cattle Feeders Hey Day. About two thousand to 2600 Iowa cattlemen are expected with wives attending a program by Dr. Paulena Nickell including a home management house tour a moving picture and demonstrations. Men will hear about experimental feeding projects high cellulose roughages in fattening steers and using urea as a protein substitute plus results from western Iowa on wintering yearling steers on chopped corn stalks and protein supplement and molasses in winter rations. The program begins at 10 am with speakers Dr. Charles E Finley Rex Beresford Dr. Wise Burroughs C C Culbertson G M Browning Russell Plager G B Thorne J C Holbert and others.
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Ames
Iowa State College
Beech Avenue
Iowa
Paulena Nickell
Division of
Charles E. Finley
Rex Beresford
Wise Burroughs
C. C. Culbertson
College
Whale tail flukes run horizontal while fish tails stay vertical
The article notes a key anatomical difference: whale tail flukes move horizontally, whereas fish tails are oriented vertically. This distinction helps distinguish marine mammals from fish in motion and in depictions.
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