Public Favors Youth Training War Policy Poll
George Gallup reports rising support for postwar youth military training from 63 to 70 percent since 1943. He notes hearings, debates, and regional variances, with broad, long running public backing for some form of youth training, military or otherwise, as Congress weighs legislation.
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American Institute of Public Opinion
Princeton
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House
Bredey
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Attitude Split by Gender and Age on Peacetime Training
Interviewing shows no difference in attitude between men and women and only small age variations in adults. Rural and farm communities show less enthusiasm than urban areas, a pattern seen in earlier surveys. City residents favor peacetime military training for its physical benefits. Farmers doubt farm youths need such build up.
Housewives Warned About Rising Prices
The grocery consumer anti inflation campaign, started in October to curb rising prices, will close at year end per the local ration board. Supported by a national educational group, it urges housewives to buy commodities only at fixed ceilings and to report illegitimate ceilings to the ration control office.
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Tuberculosis Tests Find Three Positive Among 300 Food Handlers
Health officials report three tuberculosis cases found in 300 food handler health checks initiated to protect diners. The drive targets all restaurant workers and aims to raise safety standards citywide.
Department Swamped During Early Drive Patient Load
During the initial days of the drive the department faced high demand. On December 8, 79 persons were examined and on the following day 73 were cared for.
Fog shrouds Los Angeles Harbor limiting visibility
One of the heaviest fogs in years blanketed the Los Angeles harbor with visibility reported at 10 to 12 feet. Weather officials noted the dense fog spread across the Long Beach area, affecting shipping and transit conditions.
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Three Gunmen Queried About Holdup Murder
In Los Angeles three gunmen captured after a series of Friday night holdups were questioned about the November murder of Frank Ocello, a liquor store proprietor. William Crain 38 Dan O Leary 32 and Carl Hardeson 35 were held on suspicion of murder or robbery as officers pursued leads.
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Frank Ocello
William B. Crain
Dan O'Leary
Ocello
Carl Hardeson
Philippine exports led by sugar and coconut products
The principal exports of the Philippines include sugar, coconut products, abaca or manila hemp, tobacco products, and lumber, highlighting the country’s key traditional commodities and export markets.
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