Soldier-Boys Learn Modern War Tech In Army Schools
The army trains about 60 000 soldiers across 71 schools in clerical to air mechanics courses. General Marshall says a modern force requires technical experts, with divisions like air corps and quartermaster leading enrollments at Scott Field and Chanute Field. Continuous education and unit schools extend learning beyond full-time programs.
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Baltimore
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Atlanta
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San Antonio
Texas
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Navy
America
Prison Counterfeiters Turn Leavenworth Into Classroom
Federal penitentiary at Leavenworth Kansas serves as a counterfeiters college where inmates teach others how to make fake money. Russell Daniel, United States Secret Service agent in charge, says counterfeiters discuss methods and compare notes on imitating U S currency.
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Russell Daniel
United States Secret’ Service
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Russian Caviar Shortage Sparks Ontario Fishermen Boom
Russian caviar shipments halt boosting Ontario fishers as nets multiply to meet demand. High winds, sturgeon catches, and secret roe processing raise prices and profits for Ojibway communities and northern fishermen. Female sturgeon yield about 20 pounds of roe, earning up to 3 dollars per pound.
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Boston
Ontario
Russia
Fresh Squall Might Have Fit Better
In the sermon this morning a baby was described as a new wave on life’s ocean. The speaker approved of the image while a listener suggested a stronger phrase a fresh squall would have hit the mark.
Federal Housing Administration helps families buy homes
The government agency explains how FHA insured loans assist thousands of families earning under $2,000 annually to own homes. The 32 page booklet outlines other government agencies, employment and education opportunities, and details on Selective Service. Send your order to:
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Federal Housing Administration
FHA
Dan Rice the Clown Leader of 19th Century Circus
Colliers notes Dan Rice the famed clown befriended many notable contemporaries and influenced politics. He made and lost fortunes, ran for Congress, and was considered a presidential candidate. During the Civil War he earned about $1,000 a week, double Lincoln's earnings.
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Dan Rice
Collier’s
Abraham Lincoln
Chops Shortage Sparks Kitchen Banter
A brief exchange reveals criticism of yesterday's meat chops and a pun about making both ends meet. The dialogue hints at frugal times or simple domestic humor in a small setting.
Boggs’ Income Sparks Praise and Debate
In a sharp exchange, a critic asks if Boggs lives within his income, while the reply insists he lives far beyond it, suggesting a public controversy over finances and status. The dialogue highlights questions of wealth and propriety amid ongoing commentary.
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Boggs
Fashionable wedding raises style contrasts quoted
A guest recalls feeling conspicuous at a stylish wedding, likening their appearance to a pickle dish among jewels and ropes of pearls. The remark highlights fashion contrasts and social spotlight at the event.
De Hamm Arrested After Stage Exit Impersonation
De Hamm was placed under arrest last night as he was leaving the stage. The charge is impersonating an actor.
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