Youths urged to finish high school and plan for college
A 1950 column advises youths entering or returning from World War II to stay in school, pursue college or night study, and consider home study or correspondence courses. It urges thrift through savings and insurance, suggests sending allotments home, and stresses parental teaching of simple living while highlighting the value of education for later assignments and promotions. It ends with a set of quiz questions and answers.
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Ladder Fall Fatal in West Manchester Storefront
Dayton resident Von N. Siler, 49, died after a ladder fall while painting the front of his furniture store in West Manchester. He sustained fatal injuries at the scene.
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First woman authorized to grade rosin by USDA
In Butler Florida Tom Aycock of Aycock Lindsey Corp. mentioned the need for a rosin grader. Mary Margaret Raulerson, a bookkeeper for the firm, offered to grade it and was approved, becoming the first woman authorized by the U S Department of Agriculture to grade rosin.
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Tom Aycock
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Aycock-Lindsey Corp
Mary Mar
Garet Raulerson
Miss Raulerson
U. S. Department of Agriculture
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