Army Convicts Given Chance To Make Good
A Granville Wis facility houses 90 former Milwaukee County inmates serving long sentences who are now offered education and reform programs. The Army aims to restore discipline and prepare them for civilian life through schooling, vocational training, and psychological support, suggesting rehabilitation can accompany military necessity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glanville Wis
KBAI
Andy Goldiuis
Craig Hard Witlen Feld Ammand
Campalpure
Granville
Milwaukee County
The Young Idea and Army Deserters in a Barracks Tale
A fragmentary account discusses Young Idea program at a school preparing youths for trades including printing and weaving. It describes soldiers discharged for desertion and AWOL, many confined for offenses, with recalls to service after honors actions. The text reflects on discipline, imprisonment, and the shame of military court martials.
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Ives
Col AW White
Brunswith Road Van Breaks Toes in Fair
Brune wick Hoa reported to the Central Police Sttan yesterday bhillo toes on one of his feet were bralen this morning when he fell into a hole oat Braynsviie Reid and Orchard Avene Aelegraph pole had been aemored from ie hale Conte said.
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Tiederick Conde
Brunewick
Central Police
Braynsviie Reid
Orchard Avene
Hale Conte
Spanish pronunciation study fills Latin America schools
Latin American and U S scholars note how Spanish vowels and the soft z and s sounds vary by country. The piece cites Brazil Portuguese, Chilean usage, and Peruvian speech, with examples from Mexico, Argentina, and everyday language differences observed by university professors and travelers.
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United States
Juan Antonio Rios
Tnrsit
Halmoe
Nsec
Mexico
Peru
Chile
Latin America
Brasil
Misieu
Bolivia
Breaghy
Per
Dolute
Biench
Farmers Loans for 1946 Now Available in County Offices
Emergency lending programs open for 1946 season to assist farmers in purchasing feed and poultry stock. Loans up to 10 dollars per hundred weight at five percent interest, repayable over time with arrangements at county farm bureaus and post offices. Applications encouraged in advance. staff will assist with forms and eligibility for eligible ranches and farm families.
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Dermott Eld
Shaw
Pain Cicuit
McDurmott
Amlces
Rensyclad
Buri
Saintoga
Sate
Tozu
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