Afghan Resources Highlight Self Sufficiency Efforts
The article notes that a large Afghan population survives with limited cultivated land, relying on livestock like sheep and camels to meet basic needs. It also makes a curious comparison about Alaska’s coastline, stating it surpasses other U S coastlines in length.
Corliss Park Scout Troop To Hold Sale
Corliss Park Scout Troop 60 to hold a fundraising sale Saturday at 7 00 am in the Corliss Park housing project administration building. Proceeds fund sending troop members to Camp Bolary this summer. Mothers Mrs George Denaker and Kris Annamae Shaver lead arrangements. master George Denaker and Edward Shayer oversee troop activities and honors in rope lashing demonstrations. Subscriptions to Boys Life offered to members qualifying for Uncle Sam Council contests.
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Boy Scout Troop 60
Hadministration Buildirs
George Denaker
Kris
Annamae Shaver
Camp Bolary
Lanect Bay
Scoulmaster
Robert Harrow
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Menaker
Devaker
Rob At Kenner
Beaver Privol
Howard Kenner
Silver Fox Patrol
Charles Fogarty
Joseph Jill
Life Magazine
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Watervlirth Arsenal Ex-Servicemen Plan Meeting
Edward J. Hanlon president of the Watervlrth Arsenal Ex-Servicemen's Club urges all members to attend a meeting tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the arsenal recreation hall to vote on a proposed by law amendment granting death benefits. Retired employees are especially urged to attend. only members in good standing may vote.
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Edward ‘J. Hanlon
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Arsenal Recreation Hall
Paper history and oyster record noted in school page
A school page recounts papyrus origins and Chinese and European paper making advances from ancient times to the 18th century. It mentions Joe Garcia’s 1955 Melbourne oyster-eating record and ends with today’s winner Janet Brene Tuan, 10, Lancaster, Pa.
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Australia
Joe Garcia
Janet Brene- Tuan
Lancaster
Ceramics Exports From Pokyo Japan to United States Rise
Pokyo Japan sells about half of its total ceramic exports to the United States, valued around 36 million dollars annually. The figure highlights the U S market as a major destination for Pokyo ceramic products amid expanding trade relations.
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Pokyo
Japan
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