West Coast Job Market Tightens Across Sectors
A United Press survey of California Oregon and Washington employment agencies finds fewer placements than a year ago with demand shrinking for unskilled and many white collar workers while highly skilled labor remains strong. Causes cited include a maritime strike a winter slump inflation and high living costs, with immigration to California agriculture and slower construction also reducing available jobs.
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Department of Employment
Speed saves pants in Worcester divorce case
Ed ward A. Storey Jr. of Rutland won a divorce after testifying his wife, in a fit of temper, cut the legs from nearly all his trousers. He said he saved the pair he wore by fleeing the house.
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Worcester
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Edward A. Storey, Jr
Rutland
Post Office Prepares For Rush at Christmas
Cedar Rapids post office cites 1947 holiday mail volume of 3,049,915 and plans for a larger load this year. Postmaster Frank B Baldwin urges mailers to beat the rush by mailing all packages before December 10 and out of state Christmas cards by December 10, with local delivery cards mailed within a week of Christmas. He also advises buying extra stamps next week to reduce long lines.
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Cedar Rapids
Frank B. Baldwin
Baldwin
Number of U S Government Offices Hit 41 750
On January first nineteen forty seven the United States and possessions contained exactly forty one thousand seven hundred fifty offices. The figure documents a nationwide count of public offices and local government facilities across the country.
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