Federal Aid For Schools Proposed Spreads Across States
Washington report outlines a plan for federal aid to schools after the war with $30.0 billion yearly initially and $200 million annually thereafter, allocated by attendance and a financial index formula. States listed include Alabama, California, New York, Texas, and many others, with totals for each and regions like Alaska and Puerto Rico noted. The measure aims for a fair distribution while concerns about federal control persist.
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Washington
Elases
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Senate Education Committee
Laute
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
Carornia
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Indiana
Towa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisians
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Jersey
Xhinks King Poisoned
A Sofia People's Court heard Prince Cyril, former regent of Bulgaria, state that he is convinced King Boris was poisoned by the Germans. The claim follows his report of Boris's death announced on the Berlin radio on August 28, 795.
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New York
Cyril
Bul-i Baria
Sofia
Boris
Berlin
Hitler
Awards Made at Arsenal As Safety Contest Ends
Arsenal safety contest concludes with awards to departments and individuals. Recognition highlights the PLC and P.C. divisions for low injury rates, while staff including George Bishop Tressie Frye and Arthur Ring receive new positions and honorary mentions. The drive cites a 50,000 man hours saved over the prior year and urges continued vigilance to maintain safety gains.
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Arsenal
Fish
George Bishop
Tressie Frye
Mra
Arthur Ring
Fred _ fe's
PLC
W. Beddow
P. &, Deseriment
J. E. Berg
Ted
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PR. Departement Normal J
P.C. Department
P. C
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Jesenh Pi Engineering
Pehder Andrew Maciiuz
J. Shaw
Walter Meier
Howt
Center Cambridge Shankerécen Fire Insurance Annual Meeting
At the Camsee Cooperative Fire Insurance Co annual meeting at the Town Hall in Cambridge Duane G Brownell and Nelson Pierson were reelected to three year terms. Brownell was named president and treasurer Ernest F Brownell secretary. An executive committee includes Brownell Ernest F Brownell Theodore G Reynolds and Nelson Pierson. Policies in force Dec 31 1944 totaled 340 with coverage 1 112 359 while Dec 31 1943 had 337 policies and 3 103 805 coverage. Losses for the year reached 158 78 with 7 attributed to fire and the remainder to livestock damage and lightning.
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Camsee Coloperative Fire Insurance Co
Er Cambridge
Duane G. Brownell
Nelson Pierson
Ernest F. Brownell
Ernest ‘ F
Soldiers Sentenced For Cigarette Thefts
Five American servicemen were sentenced to long terms for stealing United States government property including cigarettes. One received 43 years hard labor, four others forty years each. The defendants named include Thomas G. Harper of Chicago Leonard J. French of Houston Fred Jones of Chmig West Virginia Edward H. Wagner of St Paul Mercer and Young of New York City.
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United States
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Thomas G. Harper
Chicago
Tittle
Leonard J. French
Houston
Tex
Fred @ Jones
Che Mig W. Va
Edward H. Wagner
St. Paul
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Mercer ,& Young
New York City
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New Mexico
Newark
North Carolina
Dakota
Oklahoma
Pecade Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
West Virginia
Wisconsin
District of Cotum
Alaska
American Samoa
Guam
Aste Stuarts Health Institute
Fourth Street
Yror
Optometrist
BURA
Guiford
Doc Wilams
Sic
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Agiment
Elis Hekes
G. Department
Miss Derawny
Arthur Page
Joseph Bovar
Schusler Park
Mrs. Bovar
Don Quinn
F. FR. Ranggart
Don
Watervliet
Jane Holland
The
Cannon
Lian FL Beker
Michnael Staevar
Hr - Burdick
Gersid Serait
Merly
George Willams
Marty Tasicn
Per Stephen Muraski
Camp How
Foriapy
New Heles York
Bernie Farr
Mary Cardelle
Army Corps
Betty
Hes
Stephanie Harepak
Parroll
Joann J. Neslis
Mary T. Methan
Pic
Reymond Cukrovaty
Waka
Madelyn Barratt
Helen Hefergn
Hoosick Falls
Judy Talay
Dottie Zampier
Ned Dougherty
Navy
Margaret Wack Herold Mead
Marion Cariox Cusack
Robert
Cusack
Armed Guard
Pacific
Eid Siaskiewicz
Aas
States
Mere ‘Sie
Arnal i Tool Designers’ Association
BR. Dinky
Shiktess Seaman
Herbert Corbet
Alicia
Greteninger
Fred Paterson
Jack Coelewon
Tee
Scott
Warehous
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Cene Ilness
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PSS Department
John Flynn
Raeda Crane
Doris Barnes
Theresa Giacomini
LeRoy « Cunningham
Samtpson
C. H. McOmber
Egan
Jeex Dingwall
Bil Barnowsky
An. Grex Barnowsky
Seaman
Providence
Flameng Room
Ee Lely Fay
Terese Ryan
Office Force Word
Hasrrived
PMA
Donald Kelleher
PMH
Elliott
Bresthans
Burkhard
Bank
Luke Cavanaudh
Nanes Jeesy Burdick
Zane Hose
Iis Albany Institute
Frances W
Usband
Serst
Joe Wright Doe Ik
Radar Techni
Air Corps
Berry
Germany
Connie Peteraude
Leaden
Ken Patenaude
England
Hari Petenaude
Kennes
Grara
Clara Meiniker de Saves
Fi& Office
Thomas Gibas
Army Air Corps
Jane Whitwell
Tals
Adfergi
Edgar Gaia
Mike Felock
FL Name
Camp Picket
Alativa
Nezim
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Pec
Virginia Baok
Financecenth General Corns
St. Johnsville
Beatrice Garvey
Voucher
Elase
Leonia DuPree
Margaret. DuPree
Leofa
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Wis
Betty Leonard
Sister Way
Bloog Bank
Marty
Kay Corald
Parix
iMery Marino
Kathleen Winters
iShirley Palitsch
Bertha Mulien
Rita Bartie
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Broadway
Jack Tipment
Miss Glad
the Arsenal
Cambridge
Shankerécen
Stavionedine
Chiang Kai-Shek
President Roosevelt
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Bombay Paw
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