Graduates of 1936 Will Earn Billions
The 1932 freshmen who graduate in June are predicted to earn about 194 000 each before retirement in 1978. An estimated 141 000 graduates will see a lifetime profit of 102.0, with average college costs around 4 000 per graduate. The analysis, by Fidelity Investment Education in Wheeling, argues higher education remains a safe, profitable investment despite long term economic changes.
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Industral Cancern
Educational Wurenn
Fidelity Investment Gsacation of
Wheeling
Gm Nati
Jooms
Igh School
America
Eight Will Attend Young Girls Camp in Kanawha County
Eight girls from Kanawha County are slated to attend a state girls camp. Announced yesterday by Miss Mabel Marks county club agent, attendees include Mary Joanne Toney St Albans Faye Rose Diamond Juan George Elkview Virginia Joanne Gordon Route 5 Trene Parsons Blundon Beulah Thompson Pinch and Frances Conner Rinpte.
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Kanawha County
Mabel Marks
Mary Joanne Toney
St. Albans
Faye Rose
Diamond
Juan George
Elkview
Virginia
Joanne Gordon
Route 5
Trene Parsons
Blundon
Beulah Thompson
Pinch
Frances Conner
Rinpte
Giant Hawk's Nest tunnel largely filled after 30 months work
After more than a billion gallons daily, the Giant Hawk's Nest tunnel on the New River nears filling as Chief Engineer M. Jones explains the 67 foot drop and half mile reach will power four turbines for 140000 horsepower. The project faced litigation and a safety probe amid silicosis claims. 4768 workers died or were ill, with state and federal actions shaping its completion.
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Gauley Bridge
Ater
Hawk's Nest
M. Jones
Electric-Metallurgical Company
West Virginia
Engineering marvel dominates Muscle Shoals tunnel feat
Engineers hail the Muscle Shoals tunnel as a masterpiece with a 3k to 46 foot diameter, surge basin, and a huge tank to absorb kick-back. Hugh Cooper praises it as the best work seen. The wimmel holds 15,000,000 cubic feet or 11,220,000,000 gallons. When turbines power Union Carbide at Allen, the project’s saga is complete.
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Hugh Cooper
Muscle Shoals
Wimmel
Plan to Teach Safe Driving in Schools Nationwide
American Automobile Association plans expansion of driver training in Charleston and across the nation. Ames Newhart, a noted highway safety expert, will lead the program, drawing on his Penn State teaching and the first practical driving course. The national project, funded by the automotive industry, aims to establish standards based schools nationwide.
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American Automobile Association
Charleston
Ames FE
Wneyhart
Newhart
Ted
Pennsylvania State College
Neyhar
State College
Pennsylvania
Automotive Industry
Association
A A A Sponsor Driver Training Schools Aimed at Clubs
The A A A and its 750 affiliated major clubs and branches will sponsor driver training schools to promote safety and responsible driving practices across the network.
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A. A.A
Mojor
Election law violations alleged in Japan diet campaign
Nearly 1,000 persons were accused of violating the election law during the last diet campaign in Japan. The figure reflects widespread enforcement actions as authorities pursued alleged irregularities across districts.
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Japan
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Center
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Philip J. McCook
New York
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Charlottesville
Po H. Faulconer
State Supreme Cr Aft
Marcantonio
H.C. Wide
Summersville
COX Bargain
A. W. Cox Dept
Martin Tomourrow
Ernest L. Martin
Kanawha Banking & Trust
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Union Carbide and Carbon
Allen
Banks Shepherd
McDonough-Capearton, Inc
General Insurance and Bonding
McDonough-Caperton-Shepherd, Inc
Kanawea Valley Building
Karpen
Norge Bollator
H.C. Baker Co
Garland
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