Language of the Air Force No Sweat No Sweat
The article notes the Air Force promotes learning more languages while also revealing its unique jargon. It cites terms like Roger and Radar as common speech, explains acronyms such as SAC, and describes colorful nicknames for aircraft and actions. It ends with the unofficial motto No Sweat.
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Phil
Columbus
Ohio
Force
SAC
Meaningtrategic Air Command
Harry
Royal Air Force
Air Force
Rush Anticipated For Fall Buying
AP Business News Analyst SAM DAWSON reports confidence pushes orders and inventories rising ahead of autumn. Steel and rail orders strengthen, auto model changes loom, labor talks loom. March trade total 70.9 billion with weather lift in April. May looks for gains as tax cut fuels consumer spending.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York (Ap
Iron Age
Department of Commerce
Man Likes Calliopes By Harold O. Taylor
Johnny Marietta a Pittsburg merchant is a circus buff with three calliopes and a band organ. He stores and uses the mobile instruments at home and on his grounds and hosts lawn concerts for guests. He preserves old steam calliopes as museum pieces and notes air calliopes operate similarly with whistle tones. He relies on a pianist professor for performances when he does not play and often shares knowledge of calliope history from 1855 onward. The public hears the whistles for miles with no complaints to authorities.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Johnny Marietta
Marietta
Harold O. Taylor
Associated Press
Sheriff’s Office
Girard
Dean Of Women Named At OU
Miss Elizabeth A. Snodgrass of Chicago has been named dean of women at Ottawa University starting next September. She previously served as a field representative for the American Baptist Home Mission Societies coordinating work with 29 centers for five years. She studied at El Dorado Junior College and Baptist Missionary Training School in Chicago and holds a Master of Arts from Northwestern University. The position had been vacant this year.
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Elizabeth A. Snodgrass
Chicago
Ottawa University
American Baptist Home Mission Societies
ElDorado Junior College
Baptist Missionary Training School
Northwestern University
Evanston, Ill
Kids Collect Candy Kisses
A tale from Little Rock Arkansas contrasts two blonde sisters Ellen and Carol. Ellen, a saver, plans a tea party for neighborhood children with saved candy, while Carol devours sweets. When Ellen’s stash vanishes, Carol is found with the empty bag, and Ellen consoles herself with a larger sack of candy, aiming to fill it for the long promised tea party.
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Carol
Ellen
Election Bill Turned Down in Mississippi
Jackson AP reports Gov. Paul B. Johnson Jr. faced defeat as House defeated a convention requirement bill 60 to 50 and postponed indefinitely a primary election bill 69 to 46. Democrats control both chambers amid Johnson's push after his 225,456 vote win over Republican Ruchel Phillips in the race.
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Jackson, Miss
Paul B. Johnson Jr
House
Senate
Johnson
Ruchel Phillips
Phillips
Mississippi
How To Kill Athlete's Foot In Three Days
An advertisement promises complete relief in three days from athlete's foot using T-4-L liquid and powder. It claims infected skin will slough off while healthy skin forms, ending itching and burning, with the powder helping foot odor and sweat for hours. Available now at local drug stores.
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America
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Kansas
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Coronado T
Sunbeam
Johnnie Higgins
Ben Printy
Beeen
Mulberry
Lydia C. Hamilton
Peoples National Bank
Stewart and Nichols
Kramer
Wick Temple
Little Rock, Ark
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Evomtst
Plymouthland
Bob White Motor Co
S. Hickory
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