Babson Proposes Military Training Path for Private Colleges
Babson ParkMass outlines a plan inspired by Senator Smathers to blend military training with higher education in privately endowed colleges. He cites Babson Institute's WWII Navy program as evidence of disciplined, efficient instruction and suggests selective government college partnerships while preserving civilian control.
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Sidney Z. Mitchell
Alabama
Electric Bond & Share Company
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Business Administration
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Virginia A Military Institute
Lexington
iPennsylvania Aliary Academy
Cnester
Bees swarm terrorizes Hushpuckena resident's home
In Hushpuckena a resident reported a swarm of bees invading her bathroom wall. The next morning bees remained around the house and even descended the chimney seeking their queen.
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Hushpuckena
Miss
Taylor
Lear Reports Heavy Backlog and 1951 Sales Outlook
Lear Inc. of Grand Rapids reported 1950 sales of 7.952 million with a net loss of 22,132. For 1951 Mack projects more than double 1950 sales as a preproduction expansion continues. First four months 1951 sales reached 5.231 million vs 2.681 million in 1950. backlog at March 31, 1951 stood at 30.928 million, including over 16 million for Armed Forces contracts. In Texas, Carey watched a neighbor’s fire destroy furniture but leave the house intact.
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Lear Incorporated
Grand Rapids
Richard M. Mack
Mack
Pastor Sunday Highlight At St Marys Holy Name
The Holy Name Society of St Marys parish will observe Pastor Sunday at the 8 oclock Mass on Sunday May 13. Monsignor William T Newton pastor of St Marys will be guest speaker for the morning and will receive a full talk plus a brief closing moment. Officers for the 1951 52 term will be elected at the gathering with President Al Schneider urging a large attendance.
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St. Mary's Parish
Holy Name Society
Sundar
al Schneider
Wiliam T. Newton
St. Mary's Church
Newton
Schneider
Sabotage warned could kill more than atomic attack
Cleveland experts at industrial defense conference warn sabotage could cause greater loss of life and property than an atomic strike. Alex C. Davidson of American Steel & Wire urged immediate steps to safeguard workers and facilities as 400 industry reps gathered. County officials urged use and marking of shelter areas, with reinforced walls and clear training for rapid evacuation.
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Alex C. Davidson
American Steel & Wire Co
Davidson
Ohio
Cuyahoga County ‘Civil Defense Organization
Chamber of Commerce
Albert S. Poinier
Tomake
Presidents of Youth Groups Meet in Ely City
The Ely ria Council of Protestant Youth will hold a special meeting Sunday afternoon at two o'clock at the First Methodist church. Presidents of the various youth groups in membership will attend.
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Elyria Council of Protestant Youth
First Methodist Church
Personal Income Rate Shows Rise
Washington reports March personal income at an annual rate of 221.3 billion dollars, up 1.2006 billion from February. Wage and salary payments rose 2.0 billion for March, the 13th consecutive monthly gain, with government civilian and military payrolls contributing over a third of the increase. Farm income fell to 13.7 billion, down 200 million from February but above last year by 1.1 billion.
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Washington
Commerce Department
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Memphis Open Air Theater Hosts Summer Shows
Wholesale hardware executive Tenny Edmund endorses entertaining workers at summer events. Orgill promises to pay half the cost of season tickets bought for employee attendance as part of a staged program by the Memphis Open Air Theater.
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Memphis
Tenny Edmund
Orgill
Memphis Open Air
Truman Says Hospitalization Ruling Correct
President Truman defended the Veterans Administration denial of hospitalization for a Korean War combat veteran. He argued the law does not permit treatment and urged Congress to consider changing it so Korean veterans receive equal care, noting the matter requires legislative action. He also commented on ongoing research in India to produce power alcohol from daggasse.
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TruMan
Veterans Administration
Congress
Tie- Son
Aziz
United States
Wat
Korea
India
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