Four West Virginians Receive University Degrees
In Chicago on June 11, four West Virginia students were awarded degrees among 701 graduates. Frederick L. Tomblin earned a doctor of law, Virgil E. Matthews a doctor of philosophy in chemistry, David H. Cleland a master of social service administration, and Eloise McGhee Van Horn a bachelor of arts.
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The administration signals that higher labor costs must eventually push up prices to keep industries profitable and taxable, arguing that cost increases will be reflected in consumer prices to preserve the economy and government revenue.
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