Wallace Dream Realized in 66.7 Million Nonfarm Jobs
James Marlow notes Henry Wallace’s postwar dream of 60 million jobs grew beyond expectation. By March the nonfarm payroll reached 66.7 million with total civilian employment at 72 million and unemployment at 3.8 percent, while Wallace’s broader vision persisted.
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Willy Loman to Appear Next on Television
Hollywood reports Willy Loman, symbol of the futile search for success, will appear on CBS prime time in a production of Death of a Salesman starring Lee J. Cobb. Cobb, known for The Virginian, says his TV range may be ending after four more episodes.
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Capitol Hill stabbing and robbery admit by worker
Raymond 8B. Hineslower, 21, a Capitol Hill cleanup worker in Washington, admitted stabbing Rep. James C. Cleveland of New Hampshire and robbing him of 40 dollars while Cleveland worked alone in his office. Cleveland shows a letter opener similar to the weapon used.
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Loud noise helps some teens study says educator
Dr John E Hoffman tested 281 pupils while music played loudly, finding superior readers and students with above average IQ often performed as well or better in noisy conditions. Average and below average students were more easily bothered, he said, noting teens like loud radio or TV to feel the beat and boost mood and focus. Hoffmann earned his PhD at USC.
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