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George Junior Republic - LoveToKnow 1911 (540 words)
GEORGE JUNIOR REPUBLIC, an American industrial institution, situated near the small village of Freeville, in Tompkins county, New York, U.S.A., 9 m.
The George Junior Republic forms a miniature state whose economic, civic and social conditions, as nearly as possible, reproduce those of the United States, and whose citizenship is vested in young people, especially those who are neglected or wayward, who are thus taught self-reliance, self-control and morality.
A "republic" for younger boys, begun at Freeville, was established in Litchfield, Connecticut; and a National Junior Republic near Annapolis Junction, Maryland, and a Carter Junior Republic at Readington, near Easton, Pennsylvania, are modelled on the George Junior Republic.
Ancestors Of George & Hazel Mullins: Chapter 20 - George Mullins, Junior (5229 words)
Junior was working in his galley when the Blanco received word that the sub had been hit and was sinking.
Junior used a piece of canvas to catch water from the sails during the rain squalls.
Junior was the senior cook and was in charge of the galley so, unlike the other cook, he worked seven days a week.
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