Pursuing Chemical Engineering Careers for Students
Editor notes a series on career opportunities in vocational fields, focusing on chemical engineering. It explains the role, growth, and labor demand, highlighting nylon's accessibility due to chemical engineers, and outlines college course requirements and suggested reading for prospective students.
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Fenn College
Cleveland
United States Department of Labor
Engineering Manpower Commission
Reading Engineers Council
W.J. Green-leaf
Federal Security’ Agency
Division of Vocational Education
Army at Fort Sill trims costs with economy lectures
Oklahoma City dispatch reports Fort Sill soldiers receive weekly 30 minute economy lectures and a spending awareness program that saved $600,000 on a single item. Lt. Col. Charles A. Corcoran cites use of training aids charts and aerial photos to cut a 539000 ammunition bill to similar levels. Grass mowing also outsourced costing $30,000 annually.
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Oklahoma City
Uki
Fort Sill
Okla
Oil strike cuts U.S. refinery capacity by one third
Unofficial government figures show about 56 refineries and natural gasoline plants closed, reducing capacity by roughly one third. The 369 plants normally run 7.35 million barrels per day, with about 2.4 million bpd offline due to the strike.
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Washington
U.S
Oklahoma Farmer Sues Draft Board
Oklahoma City UP report Earl Edward Abernathy a young Jackson County farmer sues his draft board for misclassification as 1-A after losing agricultural deferment The suit alleges the board refused to forward his wife Suanita’s appeal and a temporary restraining order was issued requiring board members to show cause in court regarding the case The farmer cites personal animosity with board members as the reason for the reclassification controversy and faces possible Army induction next week
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Draft Board
Earl Edward Abernathy
Draft ‘Board
Abernathy
Suanita
Edgar S. Vaught
McMurry College to Award Honorary Degrees in May
McMurry College in Abilene will confer honorary degrees at May 20 commencement. Dr Clyde H Smith Abilene district superintendent of the Methodist church and Rev Carl Clement district superintendent at Clovis New Mexico will receive doctor of divinity degrees. D D Monroe of Clayton will be awarded the doctor of laws degree.
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Abilene
Methodist Church
Clayton
McMurry College
Fev
H. Clyde Smith
Clovis
Monroe
Texas Leads Neighbors in Per Capita Tax and Income
Texas posted the highest per person income among five states in 1951 and had lower per capita tax receipts than nearby rivals. State figures show Texas at $45.63 per person in tax receipts, below Louisiana $97.50, New Mexico $86.32, Oklahoma $78.91, and Arkansas $48.35. Texas also had the lowest per person total expenditure among the five states. Louisiana led total expenditures per person at $134.57. Texas’ state debt averaged $10.03 per person, the lowest among the five states.
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Austin
Texas
C. H. Cayness
Cayness
U. S
Louisiana
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Arkansas
New Jersey
Midwest Truck Firms Handed Settlement in Wartime Seizures
The Justice Department said 91 midwest truck firms accepted a 3.5 million settlement of 500 million in wartime seizure claims. Roosevelt seized strike-bound lines in 13 states on Aug 11 1944, with the government operation ending in late 1945. Firms sought 50 million to cover wage increases, equipment damage, and rental costs.
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Washington
Justice Department
Roosevelt
Daily Crossword Across and Down Clues Mixed in One Page
A scanned newspaper crossword page lists across and down clues with numbers and partial phrases. The clues include varied hints like Friar's title, walk through water, and naval terms, interwoven with cryptic spellings and spelling variants.
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Friar
Wanderer
Bank Meeting Slated in Houston
The 0th annual convention of the American Institute of Banking education branch of the American Bankers Association will be held in Houston June 2 through June 6. Featured speakers include Dr Harold Stonier executive manager of the ABA New York and Rev William Hills vicar of Cadboro British Columbia. Other speakers include C Roy Steve assistant trust officer of Worth National Bank A J Lunt education advisory committee member from Worth National Bank and Bat Woasten president ag the national Bank in Dallas.
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Houston
American Institute of Banking
American Bankers Association
Harold Stonier
New York
William Hills
Cadboro
British Columbia
C. Roy Steve
Th Worth National Bank
Ang A. J. Lunt
P.7 M Worth National Bank
Bat Woaten
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Mr Plant
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Oklahoma Farmer Sues Draft Board
Ministry OF Faith
Capers
Waco, Texas
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God
Jesus Christ
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Assembly OF God
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London
National Marriage Guidance Council
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Midwest
Daily Crossword
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Memben Federal Olfosit Insurance Corporation
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