Peacetime Military Training Favorable But Slipping
A George Gallup report from Princeton shows 70 percent support for peacetime military training for all able bodied young men, with 25 percent opposed. The poll notes a rising minority opposition and details ongoing congressional attention, while also noting a separate Hendersonville grave where a sun-loving mausoleum remains sealed.
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George Gallup
American Institute of Public Opinion
Princeton
N. J
Truman
Newsies Club Plans Pre-Christmas Party
The Junior Optimist Newsies club hosts a party this evening at 40 North Court Street in its clubhouse. New officers elected last week are Alex Richards president Orlando Ramirez vice president and Leo Munoz secretary treasurer.
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Optimist Newsies Club
North Court Street
Alex Richards
Orlando Ramirez
Leo Munoz
Store Design Subject Of Science Study
Akron stores test a new system by Goodyear Visual Merchandising labs to improve layout and display. About 900 shops nationwide have tried it, with 90 new requests monthly, aiding small dealers with blueprints and profit tracking without selling or building.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
Akron, O
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Goodyear
Verne Jones
Goodyear Advertising
Jones
Goodyear Visual Laboratories
Strategy Tips for Vets Starting a Low Cost Business
Practical methods to help returned service members plan an affordable business start. Focus on low upfront costs, serviceable skills, and efficient bootstrapping steps. Includes idea generation, market testing, lean operation, and funding avenues tailored to veterans.
Train Strikes Auto Light Damage Reported
Occupants Leonora B. Davis and a passenger escaped injury when their car was struck by a Southern Pacific freight train at South Sixth Avenue and East 39th Street. Car damage was estimated at $50, with the train moving slowly, highway patrolmen said.
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Leonora B. Davis
Benson
Southern Pacific
South Sixth Avenue
East 39Th Street
Philadelphia Printers Strike for Six-Dollar Weekly Wages
In 1786 Philadelphia printers organized a strike demanding six dollars per week, reflecting early labor action preceding the Constitution’s drafting.
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U. S
Philadelphia
Dr Schilling asks for time to finish malaria tests
Dachau Germany December 10 70 year old defendant Dr Klaus Schilling in the Dachau concentration camp trial appeals to a military court to let him live to complete malaria experiments on prisoners He says a cure would benefit humanity and requests a chair desk and typewriter to finish his report He disputes claims prisoners died and notes he cannot self indulge as he had malaria three times He objects to being called human guinea pigs and questions the records shown as evidence
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Dachau
Germany
Klaus_ Schilling
Dachau Concentration Camp
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