Education Rejection Rate Prompts Education Aid Call
Columbus AP Oct 11 Rejection of 17.6 percent of August draftees for low intelligence underscores education’s role in national defense says NEA official R B Marston. He urged more federal aid to education under local control. The conference elected Paul West president and adopted resolutions on FCC licenses for educational stations and school material drives.
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McSweeney, 14 candidates rally Metro Club crowd
About 100 members and guests of the Metro Club heard U. S. Representative John McSweeney and 14 candidates for local and state offices Tuesday night in the clubrooms at 530 Walnut ave NE. Max Adelman, chairman of the forum committee, presided at the club's election-year political rally.
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Second Sewer Rate Hike Hits Louisville Residents
The second of two sewer rate increases appears on 975 Louisville bills this week. The current rate starts at five dollars per quarter for each 1,000 cubic feet of water, with households not using village water charged seven dollars and fifty cents per quarter. Funds go toward a new sewage disposal plant and more water mains. a prior raise last March raised charges from one to three dollars per 1,000 cubic feet.
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Navy Reserves and NSLI questions answered by NEA Service
Q and A cover enlistment in the V-6 naval reserve Sea Bee battalion, NSLI eligibility requiring active duty, voluntary and involuntary recall priorities, and deferment rules for students. A Navy recruiter can advise, and the draft board context is noted with the Stalin remark for the student deferment question.
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Boston Mayor Bans Portrait of Robeson
Boston Mayor John B. Hynes barred Paul Robeson’s portrait from a public exhibit, calling his philosophies destructive to American principles. Exhibit chairman William G. Dooley and Boston Museum of Fine Arts director challenged the action, saying the issue of color is irrelevant.
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