Bill Paid June 23 Marks Two Decades of GI Bill Support
The Servicemen's Readjustment Act of 1944 known as the GI Bill transformed veteran aid. It funded education for more than 10.5 million ex-GIs and spurred loans for homes farms and businesses, boosting economies and supporting postwar careers.
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Warron Auisrton
Treasury
Korea
Dania Fe Foley
Hocation
Anilar
Foley
Justice
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National Flag Week Observance Encourages Reflection
A提otal reflection on the American flag calls for renewing the custom of taking stock. National Flag Week runs from June 14 to June 20, urging pride and integrity to guide a free society through changing times.
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Babson Urges Small Business Power and Careful Planning
Babson Park Massachusetts President Johnson designated Small Business Week to highlight the impact of small firms. He notes about 4.6 million small businesses could nearly erase unemployment with one extra employee each, and urges careful planning, capital, market insight, and SBA help to avoid failures.
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Business start ups rely on courage and persistence
The article notes that many youths believe stable capital or special training is needed to begin a business. It argues that, in the author’s experience, men started with a good idea and, with courage and persistence, built thriving enterprises, even from small beginnings.
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Teacher Viewpoint Calls Clyde Leader During Utah Crisis
Letter from a Utah teacher criticizes Governor Clyde for handling the 1963 school funding impasse. It notes a Salt Lake meeting after legislative adjournment to avoid protests and recounts Clyde paying lawmakers to delay action, then dismissing the legislature and refusing discussion with UEA leaders.
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Thia
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Start Small and Build a Solid Business, Bankers Seek Borrowers
The column urges readers to begin in a small way and gradually grow a business. It advises presenting plans to a local bank and notes banks nationwide seek new young borrowers and depositors with endorsement of small enterprises.
Governor Clyde urged to form study group on teacher strikes
A letter condemns Governor Clyde for refusing to act as a strong state leader over the 1943 64 teacher walkout. The writer calls for forming a committee, implementing its recommendations, and placing responsibility on elected representatives to resolve the dispute promptly. It presses for timely action and acknowledges teacher concerns.
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Adchers
Clyde
Judge Nelson Seeks Reelection in Utah Fourth District
Judge Joseph E B Nelson filed Monday with the Secretary of State to seek reelection to his Fourth Judicial District judgeship serving Amish County. He has also led the juvenile court in the Third Juvenile Court District and held national and state bar leader roles. He holds two B S and L L B degrees from the University of Utah and taught at BYU.
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Cadillac
Education for all children from a dedicated teacher
A school teacher W Darrell Luke writes with optimism about uniting for a great cause to secure the best possible education for every child. He emphasizes collective effort and positive action.
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W. Darrell Luke
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