Open Flying Course For Youths At Cal Poly College
The Western United States opens a new aviation course at Counting Junior College Earl Cranthall. Smith, the college co ordinator, organized the program and four students enrolled, progressing rapidly. Jay Stanton, ex Army flyer, will instruct the four student class. Students John Heaton Malcolm Apple Robert Bruckner and Gordon Schweitzer will receive ten hours of dual flight and thirty hours of solo flying. Three college credits will be awarded for forty hours plus three more for fifty hours of ground school covering meteorology navigation aerodynamics and civil air regulations. The program ties to Coalinga High School and aims to broaden civic knowledge of aviation.
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Cally
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Earl Cranthall
Smith
Jay Stanton
John Heaton
Malcolm Apple
Robert Bruckner
Gordon Schweitzer
Caalinga
Coalinga
Hutian mechanes and four hours of dual flying described
Shilth explained that a regarly enrolled student could join the college court if he passes the physical examination required by the Peter Government. The test would determine if the applicant has proven talent through privately trained high level instruction and is capable of training as a pilot.
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Shilth
Tie
Conte
Peter
Cigarette Paper Aided A Bomb Study
University of California physicist recovers history of early atom splitting experiments from 1939. Dr Edward McMillan used cigarette paper as a uranium sandwich in cyclotron bombardment to trace fission fragments and identify elements including neptunium and plutonium, key steps toward atomic bomb development.
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University of California
Ite
Edward McMilla
Asrlelant
Ernest C. Lawrence
McMillan
McMullan
McAillan
McMian
Enrico Fermi
Eiement
Ohio State students take on added subjects study survey says
A three year Ohio State University survey shows students who request extra coursework perform better and feel more motivated. Dean Charles W. Reeder lists reasons including early graduation aims and combating idleness, noting that heavier workloads push some students to raise grades from C or H to A or B.
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Ohio State University
Charles W. Reeder
College of Commerce
Ohi State
Uhl
Dean Reader
OPA Grants Increase For Rubber Footwear
Washington agencies raised retail prices on waterproof rubber footwear by nine percent following a prior hike for manufacturers and wholesalers. The change, effective yesterday, reflects ongoing price policy reviews and may extend to other retailers pending further studies.
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Washington
OPA
Wounded Men Embrace Vigorous Athletics at VA Hospitals
Veterans at Veterans Administration Hospitals in Pennsylvania organize athletic programs with medical staff to improve physical condition. Athletic chief R B Macomber notes patients should engage in vigorous sports beyond their original plans, offering motivation for recovery. Each VA hospital features gyms pools and athletic facilities including golf courses. Hospitals will field teams against other VA units and local schools or clubs on an equal basis.
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Philadelphia
R. B. Macomber
Macomber
Daylight Saving Time Splits County Courts in Greensburg
In Greensburg Pennsylvania half of Westmoreland County courts use standard time while others adopt daylight time causing mixed court hours. Judges Weanan and Copeland run on daylight time while MewAlternatively and Laird favor standard time leading to 9 am and 1 pm openings. county commissioners plan to keep their own clock.
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Weatmoreland
H. JT. Weanan
Chales DB
Copeland
G. H. MewWherthur
Richard D. Laird Shiek
Keenan
Copemiskey
On the Air Radio Programs From Local Stations
Local stations feature a daily lineup of radio programs with varied offerings from news to music and talk shows. The listings include time slots, program names, and hosts, highlighting scheduling across multiple stations and genres.
Truman Signs Low-cost Housing Bill for Veterans
President Truman signed the administration’s housing measure aiming to build 2.7 million low-cost homes for veterans by next year’s end. The bill authorizes up to 100000.05 for subsidizing production of scarce building materials and sets priorities, price controls, and export limits to boost veteran housing output.
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Veterans Warned to Study Farms in New York State Advice
Veterans warned to study farms before buying in New York State, with guidance on avoiding booby trap farms. Emphasizes government support, proper financing, farming experience, and family health. Warns about high prices and nonviable properties, urges checking roads, utilities, schools, and market access.
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Uba
Uyer
Ube County Agricultural Defense
Unique Girl Scout Camp Promotes Good Will Efforts
A documented program highlights a unique Girl Scout camp designed to foster goodwill and community service among participants. The event features mentoring by leaders, structured activities, and a focus on teamwork and mutual support to develop character and social responsibility.
Thank You Letter Wins Citizenship for Danvers Man
A letter of gratitude from a Luzon born Filipino family helps Max Dazorus of Danvers obtain U S citizenship after an alien registration issue. A Denver clothing drive inspired the gesture and his daughter donated a suit containing his lost registration card which the immigration service accepted as an explanation.
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Phiippines
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Danvers
Lazitrug
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Gitzon
Immigration Service
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