Air Training Rules Altered
W T Hardaway of the Veterans Administration Phoenix region announces changes to GI Bill flight training. Veterans may submit a signed affidavit with two supporting affidavits and a doctor’s certificate confirming physical qualification and usefulness to livelihood, while 1948 Congressional restrictions remain in effect.
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W. T. Hardaway
Veterans Administration
Phoenix
Civil Aeronautics Administration
New Ear Infection Cure Shows Promising Semicarbazone
Dr Herman Budesen reports a semicarbazone compound used as ear drops offering good results against ear infections caused by streptococcus and staphylococcus. In 105 cases external canal infections responded, with mild, short lived reactions. the treatment is easy to administer and may help stubborn cases where penicillin or sulfonamides failed.
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Herman Bundesen
M.D
West Point opens with ten cadets on Independence Day
The West Point Military Academy began on July 4, 1802 with a small cadre of ten cadets. The early class formed the foundation of a prestigious military training institution.
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West Point Military Academy
Bennett defends innocence amid Senate inquiry
Holland Mich September six. David A Bennett perfume maker linked to the Sper seven scandal says partisan politicians use General Vaughan to embarrass President Truman. He asserts he has nothing to hide and urges testifying soon as he battles heart illness. Bennett recalls Vaughan era aid and notes Maragon's Washington connections while dismissing smuggling charges.
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David A. Bennett
S Per
Harry H. Vaughan
Truman
The
Holland Sentinel
Bennett
Senate
Sentinel
R. J. Collins
Ken Allen
Saugatuck, Mich
White House
Albert Verley Company
Chicago
Vaughan
Washington
Europe
John Maragon
Maragon
Verley
Luck Favors Man Under Subway Car In Chicago
Alfred Riggins 26 Brooklyn New York narrowly escaped serious harm when a subway train passed over him at Jackson Boulevard station. He sustained a minor head cut and was treated at St Luke's Hospital.
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Chicago
Alfred Riggins
Brooklyn
N. Y
Jackson Boulevard
Riggins
St. Luke's Hospital
6 600 000 Train Under GI Acts
The Veterans Administration said about 6,600,000 World War II veterans have taken GI bill education or training, with more than 2,500,000 in non college programs and over 2,000,000 in college courses. By June 30, 112,000 had used up benefits and 120,000 disabled trainees rehabilitated. Training must be completed by July 1956 for most veterans.
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Bennett
Azores
United States
Sentinel
Bennet
Washington
Veterans Administration
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