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The Cordele Dispatch
Cordele, Crisp County, Georgia
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In London, hundreds of 16-18-year-old girls employed at the Ministry of Food Registration Clearing House are receiving daily instruction from the London County Council for post-war commercial careers, including classes in bookkeeping, French, shorthand, recreation, and singing.
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London.—Hundreds of girls, employed at the Ministry of Food Registration Clearing House, are receiving instruction during working hours for after-war commercial careers. The London County Council has taken charge of their education and each girl is given 1¼ hours every day except Saturday for instruction and study. Classes are held three times a day. The girls are from 16 to 18 years old. There are classes in bookkeeping, French and shorthand, and the girls are also given the choice of recreation and singing.
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Hundreds of girls aged 16 to 18, employed at the Ministry of Food Registration Clearing House, are receiving instruction during working hours for after-war commercial careers. The London County Council oversees their education, providing 1¼ hours daily except Saturday for classes held three times a day in bookkeeping, French, shorthand, recreation, and singing.