Coast Guard Academy Kept Under Close Regiment
Coast Guard Academy in New London operates with strict discipline and rigorous entry. Cadets rise at 6 10 a.m. and lights go out at 10 p.m. with few privileges, and less than ideal odds for late entry. Graduation requires four years of service as Coast Guard officers.
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Angelo Natale
New London, Conn
U.S. Coast Guard Academy
America
Coast Guard Academy
Johnson
West Point
Annapolis
Air Force Academy
Coast Guard
Army
Navy
Air Force
Thames River
Treasury Department
Defense Department
Charles I. Steele
Academy
Helmer
Rice County Gets Aid and Debate Over its Prosperity
Lyons Kansas AP reports Rice County, with its thriving wheat and beef sectors, is cited in U S Senate debate over Area Redevelopment Administration aid. ARA provided a small loan and Livingston of Cleveland argues the county is not depressed. local editor Paul Jones notes misperceptions while highlighting Rice County’s oil wells, population of 14 000 and local savings over 30 million.
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Lyons
Kan
Rice County
Area Redevelopment Administration
U. S. Senate
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
T. A. Liveingston
Cleveland
Livingston
Paul E. Jones
Lyons Daily News
Readers Digest
U. S. News and World Report
Jones
ARA
Sterling
Sen. Lausche
Geneseo
Waverly Saddle Club Hosts First KS Saddle Show
The Waverly Saddle Club will hold its first Kansas Saddle Horse Association sanctioned show at noon Sunday. A grand entry of all visiting saddle clubs will start the event featuring sixteen classes and a trophy for the high point rider. Admission is free.
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Waverly Saddle Club
Kansas Saddle Horse Association
Lawrence Youth Mock Governor Chosen in Kansas Boys State
Delegates to Kansas Boys State elected nine state officers with the Federalists winning seven posts. Stephen Ridgway of Lawrence, a Federalist, was selected governor, defeating Loren Todd of Fort Scott. other officers include Ernest Lewis, Alan Costly, John Dillon, John Michael, David M. Adkins, Eric, Alan Kessler, and Keith Waggoner in various posts.
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Lawrence
Kan
Kansas
Alan Kessler
Newton
Keith Waggoner
Beloit
Business Optimism Grows Across Industries in June
AP News notes renewed upbeat in many sectors as June begins with revised upward estimates, stronger factory orders especially in durable goods, and rising personal income. Higher wages, more hiring, larger dividends, and growing savings support continued production, profits, and plant expansion, shaping a broader business upswing.
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AP Business News
NEW York
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