Pharmacy careers boom as enrollments drop nationwide
HAL BOYLE reports a pharmacist shortage despite job growth in drugstores. Enrollment in 73 pharmacy colleges fell 25 percent, while 105000 registered pharmacists serve 55000 drug stores and hospitals. The industry promotes opportunities, including top-management roles, but notes women leave after marriage, affecting staffing in soda shops and prescription counters.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Carl Willingham
National Association of Chain Drugstores
American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy
United States
Willingham
George B. Burrus
Peoples Drugstore
Rumors of War and the Indochina Crisis
The article traces the Indochina scare as the United States shifts from brinkmanship to restraint. It notes Dulles and Knowland’s threats, Geneva stalemate, and France's faltering position. Public opposition and a possible deal influence a cooling of tensions while deferring direct action.
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America
Far East
Dulles
Knowland
Indochina
France
England
Arve Iia
Russia
Guatemala
Ohio sheriffs push distinctive marked patrol cars
Ohio sheriffs and deputies propose adding S88 marked black cars with white tops and large Sheriff lettering to patrol highways. They expect distinctive county vehicles to deter violators and reduce traffic deaths, citing current State Highway officers and holiday patrols as effectiveness.
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Ohio
Buckeye
Government stores farm surplus to keep prices up
The United States holds a vast farm surplus from wheat to cotton worth about 6.19 billion dollars. Congress approved a plan to dispose of up to 700 million by sale to foreign buyers and 300 million as aid to famine nations, while keeping remaining stock in reserve to support farm prices. The system guarantees farmers parity prices via government loans and buys excess grain when needed.
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Washington
Congress
Uncle Sam
France
United States
Case History on Nudist Camps Question Health Arguments
Dr Crane argues nudist camps lack health benefits and expose risks from sun damage insects and injuries. He describes Laverne G a 19 year old college sophomore studying nudism and claims exhibitionist motives under guise of health and freedom. The piece critiques nudist goals and asserts clothing protects the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laverne G
Death Notice of Earl H Bridgett in Miami
Mrs Bert Bridgett learns of the death of her son Earl H Bridgett in a Miami Florida hospital on June 27 He was a Meigs County native who lived in Columbus in the furniture business before moving to Miami three years ago with his wife Helen Fleming Bridgett Masonic services and burial were in Miami He is survived by his wife his mother three sisters and several nieces and nephews Also notes visits by relatives and friends to Holzer Hospital Gallipolis and other local households and the passing of Bert Bridgett earlier in December 1953 Virginia Roush
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Racine
Bert Bridgett
Earl H. Bridgett
Miami
Fla
Bridgett
Meigs County
Columbus
Helen Fleming Bridgett
Maude Bridgett
Helen Lott
Virginia Roush
Jah Bare
Ravenswood
W. Va
Bert B. Bridgett
Herbert Sayre
Anna Sayre
Jessie Neigler
Naomi Ashley
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
George Sayre
Rochester
Camilla Sayre
Fred Bare
Ronald
Doris Hensler
Howard
Howard Neigler
Ralph Neigler
Linder Davies
Ralph Ashley
Sunday School Dinner Welcomes New Methodist Minister
Mrs. Nevada Quinn hosts a Sunday school gathering in Murray City as the new minister Rev Clyde Backus and his wife and son Charles of Haydenville attend. Daily Vacation Bible School begins July 12 at the Methodist Church for a two week session from 9 to 12, open to children over four.
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Murray City
Nevada Quinn
Methodist Church
Clyde Backus
Charles
Haydenville
Clyde Bus
Odd Fellows bout sparks car and bets in gym tale
The narrator recalls Fred Anspach winning a bout with outside help rumors at the Odd Fellows hall as Milo, a humorous heavy, bets on him and gifts a bright red Marmon. Milo clashes with Herman Glutz and their workouts at the Y reveal myths about strength and diet. The chapter ends with Milo’s despondency and a gym summons from Mr Dunkelberger.
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Fred Anspach
Odd Fellows Hall
Fred
Milo
Herman
Jake Stumpfig
Turners
Betty Jane Blane
Dunkelberger
Horoscope Outlook For Star Signs And Birthday Boosts
Advises a cautious forenoon with possible unhappiness from planetary alignments, then brighter p m hours bring smoother matters. Suggests easier pace, re checking, and avoiding extravagance. For tomorrow birthday, prospects improve now with summer gains and late year opportunities, plus social and romance upsides and a determined child potential.
New Lexington News Roundup Includes Resignations and Grants
Rev R P Baumgardner resigns after 14 years at McLaney Pilgrim Holiness Church and moves to Hamilton. Somerset resident Elizabeth Pettit Slatzer celebrates 102nd birthday with 15 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Roseville prison to receive 200 more inmates from Ohio Penitentiary in mid July, doubling population. Perry County Junior Fair dates set for August 5 to 7. Ralph McCambridge named head of Williard schools for three year term. Mell G Underwood Jr leaves New Lexington Elks to attend National Convention in Los Angeles. After August 2 new city noise ordinance bans disturbing noises and imposes fines. Patent granted June 1 for a wet reamer to William J Blazek of New Lexington, assigned to Peo Products Inc of Bedford Ohio.
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New Lexington
R. P. Baumgardner
McLaney Pilgrim Holiness Church
Hamilton
Elizabeth Pettit Slatzer
Somerset
Billa Emmert
Roseville Branch
Ohio Penitentiary
Perry County
Ralph McCambridge
C. E. McCambridge
London
Ohio
Williard
Mell G. Underwood, Jr
United States Patent Office
William J. Blazek
Peo Products, Inc
Bedford
Radio Schedule Listings for Columbus Huntington and More
A dense listing of radio station callsigns and frequencies across Ohio and nearby areas, followed by a detailed Monday to Friday broadcast timetable. Programs include news, sports, dramas, variety shows, and music blocks with show times, host names, and network affiliations.
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Abc-Wool
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
Nbc-Wlw
Cincinnati
Cbs-Wens
MBS
Marietta
WOUL
Nbe
Cbs
Abe East
Abe
Abe Tennessee Ernie
Cbs News
Mbes
Peter Lind Hayes
Cbs Daily
Nabe
FBI
Jack Gregson
Fist
Nvbe Crime Photog
Sammy Kaye
Abe News & Story
Theater Royal
Ao Carson
Abe Famiy Theater
Fibber & Molly
Keen
Crossroads
Heart of News
Aboe
Cbs Betag
Capitol
Abve Dance Orchestra
All Nets
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Eisenhower
Winston Churchill
Red China
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George W. Crane
Racine Social Notes
Amigo
By Galbraith
Mary Ann Laurisky
Girls’ State
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Laurisky
Walter Laurisky
Eugene
Clayton Worthington
Janice
Roy
Billy
N. A. Hoye
Pataskala
Ruth Carsner
Howard Craft
Merlin Hillyer
Eileen Burbank
Taylorville
Mary Dixon
Edward Dixon
Ruth Short
Elmer Wans
Rosalie
Nelsonville
R. E. Kruger
Ronnie Penn
Cleveland
James Smith
Nancy Leslie
Newark
Homer Wolfe
Charles Nida
Willoughby
Xii
Herman Glutz
Odd Fellows
Herman Gluta
Abee
Barbara Welles
Godfrey
Ebs
Bob Hope
Johnny
Will Sue It
Tom Moore
Cbs Ueen
Kay Heatherton
Lopes
Martin Block
Abe Ruby Mercer
Mike and
Bull—cbe
Reed Browming
Abe Charney
John
Mid-West
Abe-Mbs
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