Inductees Train In Army Education Program In 1954
Washington reports that 59,381 basic education certificates were awarded in early 1954, reflecting four weeks of three R's for inductees with minimal schooling. The Army’s Troop Information and Education Division runs transitional units to bridge civilian and military life through five educational channels. Since 1950, 197,632 basic certificates and 137,726 high school equivalents have been granted, supporting Army efficiency, civilian education aims, and off duty activity.
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Army
Onein
Parties Cheaper Is Thrown Aboard An Ocean Vessel
New York report explains that aboard trans Atlantic liners United States and America a five to six guest cocktail party can cost under ten dollars. Whisky shots run 35 to 40 cents each with free hors d oeuvres. No taxes or overhead on drinks aboard ship keeps prices at near cost.
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New York
Fred Kocher
Atten States Lines
United States
Perle Mesta
Kocher
America
High Seas
World’s Largest Single Piece of Glass Displayed
Visitors to the Corning Glass Center can view the world’s largest single glass piece. It measures 10 feet in diameter, over two feet thick, and weighs 20 tons, cast for the Mt Palomar telescope mirror. The display sits in the museum’s vast glass exhibit.
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Corning
N. Y
Corning Glass Center
Mt. Palomar
Aneke Jahn's Sand Hill Comments on Touring Ups and Downs
Aneke Jahn reflects on a three year touring sequence through the Midwest and South, detailing extreme weather from a cold Tucson winter to a hot summer, along with cramped air conditioning, a misfiring night, and comfort in open windows. She recalls stops at Hannibal Mississippi River views, self-described friendly strangers, and park visits. The narrative notes family dynamics with animals and the Thomas family in Delaware, and mentions St. Joseph Missouri as a hot stop with a welcoming motel.
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St. Joseph
Riverview Park
Hannibal
Mississippi
Mark Twain
Tom Sawyer
Huck Finn
Delaware
Mrs. Thomas
Ann
Mr. Thomas
Welch
Thomases
Modern Campers Seek Comfort in Outdoor Retreats
An article argues that smart campers prefer comfort over ruggedness, using cars, sleeping bags, and well equipped tents for relaxed mountain, seashore, or lakeside getaways. It highlights gear trends, park access, and family camping, with tips on site choice, water and fire safety, and cooking equipment for better year round use.
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Lakeside
YWCA
YMCA
World Affairs: Are China and the Chinese people better off under Communism
Edgar A. Mowrer discusses the uncertain fate of the Chinese under Communism, noting many now feel worse off and would welcome a liberator. He recounts conversations in Formosa and reflects on German war crimes, anti American sentiment, and U.S. role abroad. He argues the United States mustBalance force with restraint while urging Americans overseas to blend in, avoid ostentation, and respect hosts. The piece closes with travel etiquette urging visitors to leave sites clean.
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China
Philadelphia
Formosa
A. D. Teledo
United States
Hitler flees to hideout as Gestapo tightens grip
Ten years ago wartime turmoil spread through Germany as Hitler sought refuge while the Gestapo tightened control over revolting Germans. Ohio faced infantile paralysis fears with 66 cases and five deaths, and Elyria planned a yearend budget by placing city workers on half pay.
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Hitler
Gestapo
Ohio
Postmaster Bid Alleged Bribe In York Pennsylvania
A York man, George D. Shirey, a cost accountant, stands accused in Scranton federal court of offering a $1000 bribe to Rep. S Walter Stauffer to secure appointment as postmaster in York PA The charge, filed as criminal information, cites the alleged offer in early December 1953 during a visit to the congressman.
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Washington
York, Pa
Baibe
Republican Party
Herbert Brownell, Jr
Scranton
George D. Shirey
Brownell
Shirey
Rep. S. Walter Stauffer
R-Pa
Buried treasure found by three on West River bank
Three people recovered about 50 pieces of jewelry from a muddy river bank in New Haven Conn on the West River Lagow. Police believe the loot may have been discarded by a frightened burglar.
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New Haven. Conn
West River
Commercial Anglers Eye Improvement Plan
Ohio Commercial Fishermen's Association rallies to revitalize Lake Erie industry. Focused on marketing reassessment, quicker fish delivery, better relations with sport anglers, and an educational color film. Secretary Lester Kishman says reforms aim to stabilize a high investment, wage‑heavy sector and bolster Ohio's economy and diets.
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Ohio Commercial Fishermen’s Association
Ohio
Lake Erie
Great Lakes
Lester Kishman
Association
Vermilion Girl Is Recipient Of Scholarship
Vermilion news notes a scholarship recipient from the Vermilion area. The item also reports that Secretary of State Ted Brown issued a corporation charter to Avon Lake Homes Inc in Vermilion with William E Callahan as statutory agent. Incorporators listed are T Edward McNamara James A Cullen and Robert J Gemperline. The firm is authorized to issue 250 shares of no par stock.
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Vermilion
Ted Brown
Avon Lake Homes, Inc
William E. Callahan
Division St
T. Edward McNamara
James A. Cullen
Robert J. Gemperline
Child Learns Astronomy From Mother With Doctorate
Washington report profiles Vera Cooper Rubin who earned a Georgetown astronomy PhD last month and, with husband support, pursues galaxy distribution research. Her three year old Davey can name planets and the Horsehead Nebula while she balances family and studies in Hyattsville Maryland.
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Washington
Davey Rubin
Georgetown University
Vera Cooper Rubin
Davey
Judy
Rubin
Re Ibin
Georgetown
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