Navy faces shortage of commissioned graduates at Annapolis
Secretary Adams told President Hoover it will be impossible to commission all 300 Navy cadets graduating from Annapolis next June. He urged raising officer to man ratios from four to six percent to match expanding aviation and fleet needs, with about 200 more vacancies anticipated this year.
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International Shoes promise value with lasting comfort and quality
Millions buy International Shoes for value and durability. With fifty million pairs produced yearly and seventy five plants, the company guarantees high quality leather and materials at lower costs, reflected in affordable prices. Shoppers nationwide can find six marks of quality across 70,000 merchants.
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Greek Tongue Slump Noted in New Hampshire Schools
A state report shows no New Hampshire high school students studying Greek this year after 19 last year. Latin remains popular in many schools, while Greek language study declines statewide.
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New Tax Draws Ire in Shanghai Shops
In Shanghai anger rises as a 30 percent “superstition tax” is levied on incense and candles by the local municipality. Shopkeepers threatened to strike and resist the duty unless the order is rescinded.
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