New Problems Face Modern Adolescents
Washington report summarizes updated pamphlet Guiding the Adolescent from the Children's Bureau. It notes teens assert independence, parents struggle to stay relevant, avoid outdated slang, and need understanding rather than dominance as youth navigate modern issues and relationships.
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Washington
Children’s Bureau
Bureau
30 Million Cars Back on Highway In Five to 10 Years
DETROIT. R L Polk & Co, automotive statisticians, predict tax revenues from autos may return to prewar levels within five years based on production and scrappage trends. They estimate 26 million cars on the road after a decade, with an average annual output around 2.6 million, fluctuating with a surge then leveling off.
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Detroit
R. L. Polk & Co
Motor Statistical Division
Polk
Your Health Grief Description From Early Medical Text
This excerpt outlines acute grief as a response to losing a loved one, detailing emotional toll and physical symptoms. It notes weeks of sorrow, sobs, tears, choking, facial twitching, coldness, and loss of appetite, followed by asthma, chest pain, heart palpitations, and joint stiffness.
Veteran's GI Bill income and subsistence FAQ summary
Questions cover reporting wages including overtime for GI Bill training, with both base pay and 10 percent differential counted toward subsistence. Substitution by 70/30 apportionment to spouse and possible child shares. A vacation or leave up to 30 days per year is allowed without subsistence reduction, treating downtime as ongoing vocational rehabilitation.
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G. I
Veterans Administration
Four Billion Dollar US Child Support Proposal Rejected
London Commons laughed at a proposal to use the four billion dollar American loan to support illegitimate children left in Britain by U S service members. James McGovern of the Independent Labour Party raised the idea after Foreign Undersecretary Christopher Mayhew said talks were underway with the U S State Department on child support.
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London
Great Britain
U. S
James McGovern
Independent Labor Party
Christopher Mayhew
U. S. State Department
Sugar and seasonings affect pork sausage shelf life
Tests at the Army's Quartermaster's Food and Container Institute in Chicago show sugar pepper and sage preserve frozen pork sausage better than salt alone. The finding suggests flavoring practices influence shelf stability and could impact food costs.
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Chicago
Army
Quartermaster’s Food and Container Institute
Sugar pepper sage sausage outlasted salted batch in tests
After nine months of tests the sausage preserved with sugar pepper and sage proved more acceptable and deteriorated less than the salt seasoned batch and the non seasoned lot. Sun Advertising is Economical.
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