Navy Seeks Candidate Surgeons for Assistant Surgeon Posts
The Navy will hold examinations for the grade of Assistant Surgeon in the Medical Corps at Naval Hospitals nationwide during October. Eligible graduates under 32 may apply, appearing before medical examiner boards. Selected candidates receive commissions after Presidential approval and may earn $100 monthly bonus for active service under Public Law 63-80. Details available from Navy Procurement or Bureau of Medicine and Surgery in Washington.
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Virginia Agronomist Urges Balanced Pasture First
Dr T B Hutcheson of Virginia Polytech urges farmers at State College Farm and Home Week to prioritize feed and soils. He says cattle need solid pasture and lime and phosphate before livestock ventures, highlighting Ladino Clover and Orchard grass for 2500 acres.
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Interior Decorator Event Promotes Home Craft Skills
New York interior decorator and specialist in home design leads a judging panel at Tollege Statin for a Women Of Home competition. The event highlights housing decor, with emphasis on family living and practical styling in a state college setting.
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Home life topic sparks talk on family health and comfort
Mr Mobley urges focus on mental and physical welfare over material goods in homes. He cites Carolina conditions and stresses simple essentials for family comfort, noting interior decorating ideas need only basic judgment and care.
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Attendance Emphasized for Regular School Attendance
County School Superintendent W. Henry Sherman urges parents to ensure children attend school daily. Regular attendance linked to academic progress. chronic absences cause students to fall behind and reduce classroom staffing needs depend on daily attendance.
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County Health Dept Emphasizes School Immunization Rules
Halifax County Health Department reminds that all children entering school for the first time must have satisfactory smallpox vaccination evidenced by a scar and at least two injections of diphtheria toxoid. The notice was publicized during pre school clinics held across the county this spring.
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Grain feed shortage may raise milk prices in North Carolina
North Carolina dairymen face higher dairy feed costs as a short corn crop drives up prices. J A Arey of the State College Extension Service warns milk supply could drop and consumer prices rise, possibly forcing some herds to disperse. He urges early seeding of temporary grazing to offset the shortage.
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