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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1952

Page

5

Graduates Face Plentiful Jobs Across Fields

Thousands of June graduates face abundant job offers especially in technical fields as firms interview widely. Employers seek chemical engineers and engineers with salaries from 200 to 900 dollars monthly. liberal arts majors face stiffer competition while journalism and teaching jobs shrink. Universities report heavy campus recruitment with many offers and rising demand for secretaries and elementary teachers.

Cial Tes IO Cam College Greators Ag Yale University Lou Russell University of Houston Chemical Engineers Russell Charles N. Watson Emory University Atlanta University of Texas Placement Bureau Texas Christian University Uiece Eesur Denver’ University Colorado School of Mines Fred. Bruntz Denver University Colorado Mines’ School

Love Between Ike and MacArthur Said to Be Cold

New York Look magazine excerpt cites Frank Kluckhohn saying Generals MacArthur and Eisenhower cordial dislike and distrust despite public denials. The piece notes alleged promises from Roosevelt to MacArthur and claims Eisenhower once served under MacArthur before choosing a transfer back to the Philippines.

New York Douglas MacArthur Dwight D. Hisenhower Frank Kluckhohn Look Klickhohn Now York Times MacArthur Roosevelt AEF Washington Australia Bataan Franklin Kluckhohn Manila Bluehahn Eisenhower Philippines Assis Richard Sutherland Ike Zuckholen

Shocking Accident Dims Lights Near Pentagon

Washington reported a 66 000 volt accident as a government electrician Thomas Higgins, 7, was struck while erecting a light pole near the Pentagon. He survived burns to his entire body and 15,000 homes in Virginia temporarily lost power.

Washington Thomas Oa Higgins Virginia Pentagon Providence Hospital

High Kansas Court Hears Meter Case Battle

Hutchinson real estate man JW Harrison asks Kansas Supreme Court to rule parking meters unconstitutional as a vicious device. He was fined in 1955 for refusing a penny per 2 minutes and vows to exhaust all legal means, potentially appealing to the US Supreme Court. The court said it would decide in May or June.

Topeka Kane Upi Kansas Supreme Court Hutchinson Kans JW. Harrison Comning Iwan US Supreme Court

Taft Backers Dismiss Eisenhower Delegate Claim

In Washington Taft backers scoff at a Lodge claim that Eisenhower could win more than 500 pledged delegates. Lodge called the Paris statement presumptive as Bricker disagreed. Observers recalled Lodge's past rebukes of Taft's higher delegate hopes. Illinois primary looms with forecast turnout near 1.8 million amid party delegate dynamics.

Raymond Lawr Washington Taft Dwight’d . Eisenhower Wes Henry ‘Cabot Lodge Jr Eisenhower John W.bricker Ohio Robert A. Taft Lodge Paris Ates Russell Illinois

San Antonian Heads Retirement System Chair Appoint

San Antonio's city personnel director Clifford L. Davis becomes chairman of the board of trustees for the Texas Municipal Retirement System succeeding D. D. Nixon of Lampasas. Whitt Johnson, city secretary of Wear University Place near Houston, was elected vice chairman.

Austin San Antonio Clifford L. Davis Texas Municipal Retirement System D. D. Nixon Lampasas Whitt Johnson Wear University Place Houston

Six Jet Pilots Fly Both Oceans

Six pilots at Lockbourne Air Force Base made aviation history last weekend by becoming the first to fly both oceans in jet aircraft, spanning the Atlantic in a mass RB-15 four engine jet flight after having flown the Pacific last year. The six included Maj. L.H. Carrington of Austin, Capt Jack Trapp of San Antonio, and Capt LG. Ardoin of Lake Charles Louisiana.

Columbus Ohio Air Force Lockbourne Air Force ‘Base Atlantic Pacific Austin Jack Trapp San Antonio LG. Ardoin Lake Charles

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