Expert Gives Veterans Aid In Job Seeking
Walter A. Lowen New York City Prison Counselor urges veterans to master job interview basics. He notes many returning GIs lack interview experience and grooming, stressing a sharp outfit, polished shoes, neat nails, and a trim hairstyle to create a strong first impression. He cites ages 22 to 28 on enlistment and urges preparation for civilian employment to match prewar earnings.
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Dressing for success from soldier to civilian transition
The article stresses the importance of a veteran’s appearance and ready interview conduct. It suggests affordable, smart attire like a new necktie or hat, paired with quiet confidence and polite manners, to convey competence and readiness to prospective employers.
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Woman 95 Learns to Walk for Third Time in Lynchburg
Mrs Keven Mapuch Saunders, 95, injured in a right leg break, made rapid progress with a walker device at a hospital and expects to discard the aid soon. Two years earlier Mrs Laune Ders recovered from a left leg injury, and Saunders notes aging can be a happy time despite today’s wars.
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Stillwater Fodly Banquet Honors College Athletes
Stillwater area fans and members filled the Methodist Church hall Saturday night for a banquet honoring the Stillwater Collegians basketball team. Toastmaster Jack Rentz praised the American Legion for its sponsorship while Truman Whitman of Salaga High School lauded the team’s county league record and urged ongoing community support. Sidney W. Hewitt commended sportsmanship and noted the Legion's veteran welfare work, hoping for continued Legion cooperation with the team next season.
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Local Notes From Shushan Arnington Area
Mrs Tovia Kersky is recovering. John Nelson and family spent the weekend in Clifford. Gray sold a milk route to David Merril of Salem who will continue the business there. John Inscall of New York visits his parents Mr and Mrs Jacob Jascarl. William Groenbock returns home in Haglevile after over a year at Mary McClellan Hospital. Day Nelsons spend weekend with son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs W R Safford in Springheld. Fremont Gra hier and gon Timothy visit Rochelle Park. John Matimna moving family to Corbitt place recently purchased in the village. Mrs Charley Hedges, hospitalized at Mary McClellan, recovered and moved to a nursing home in Colla. The Women’s Missionary Society of the United Presbyterian Church will meet at the home of Miss Chagnon Thursday afternoon. Miss Flora Dobbin to read. Mrs Wendell Field and daughters Mariel and Joanne of Elsmere have been visiting. they returned home with Mr Field who arrived Saturday.
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Mary McClellan Hospital
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Corbitt Place
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Colla
Women's Missionary Society of the United Presbyterian Church
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Cornell Seeks Hormone To Curb Fruit Damage
Cornell University scientists, led by Dr C F Guterman, discussed hormone research to curb fruit damage. He said understanding hormone effects could improve fruit growth control and reduce losses. Also noted advances in food processing, weed control via flame throwers, and antibiotics development. Esther Phipps, 84, burned to death in Brighton, Syracuse, at a friend’s home.
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C.F. Gutoeman
New York State College of Agriculture
Grotty Gite
New York State
Gutman
New York
Guberman Aati
Hoyton
Esther Phipps
Syracuse
Margaret McCarthy
Leicester Street
Brighton
Advertising Pays Breall era headline in Indiana
A garbled item notes Breall of Breall in Indiana displayed fashion items and promoted a stunt. Days later he received a 4 GCD order for a pale from a Sacramento woman who had been in the city while driving through.
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We Can Save Jewish Survivors. United Jewish Appeal Seeks $100 Million
The author warns 1.4 million European Jews remain at risk after Nazism and urges decisive action. They must be saved now, or hunger, cold, and blighted hope will finish the task Hitler began. The United Jewish Appeal seeks an unprecedented $100 million this year.
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