Ham Prices Drop as Stores Advertise Low Fresh Ham
Local notices report reduced ham prices across supermarkets with prominent displays of fresh hams for New Year purchases. Prices for pork and chicken fall by a few cents, while canned and preserved vegetables show no uniform change. Market forecasts predict larger potato and winter crop supplies with careful stocking through mid 1957.
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Mion
Dupermarkets
Botte Smith
Prlavis
Est Bilys Department of Agriculture
California
Korean Engineer Enrolls In 8 Month Training
Heon Kyong Rhee deputy chief of the highway construction section of the Korean Ministry of Home Affairs has begun an eight month training program with the Pennsylvania Department of Highways. Financed by the ICA and USBRA, the trainee will study prestressed concrete bridge design site management and heavy equipment use. The ICA notes Korea has 4854 bridges with 147 war damaged and a need for 112 more to meet local economic needs.
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Harrisburg
Heon Kyong Rhee
Bureau of Public Works
Ministry of Home Affice
Pennsylvania Department of Mighways T
Rhee
Department
U 8. Bureau of Public Roads
International Co-operation Administration
Internationel Co-operation Administration
Korea
Educators Return To State To Study Education Degrees Rise
A study by Dr P C Weaver shows the University of Panama Sylvan Suite University confers more advanced education degrees than bachelors. Reasons include limited undergrad capacity and more in service teachers seeking graduate work, especially during summers. Since 1924 in Education, 14,948 graduates have earned advanced degrees, with 4202 currently in graduate programs. In 1959, 334 master’s degrees were awarded and doctorates peaked in 1954.
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Pari
Asu Ding
Universty
Huneaulh
PC Weaver
Hit College
Educations
Dean Twiley
College of Education
Counselor Seeks Personal Fit Over Mold in College Guidance
Dr Robert G. Bernreuter of Pennsylvania State University heads a new Division of Counseling aiming to measure success by graduates' career outcomes rather than graduation rates. The program counseled about 60 percent of freshmen and plans expansion to serve all enrolled students, focusing on matching individuals to suitable career molds rather than forcing sameness.
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Seaveyattiia Rane
Fe Bo
Robert GQ
Bern
Reuter
Pennsylvania State Universty
Bernreuter
Bermrentar
New York Workers Feel Jittery After Holiday Stress
Millions of wage earners face tension costs up to three billion dollars yearly due to anxiety and disrupted production. Firms try psychiatry, music, lighting, chairs, breaks, and other remedies to ease strain caused by mechanized work.
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New York
Uolul Force
Wlt
Work Stress and Color Therapy Lifts Toward Safer Factory Floors
The article explores how paint color and environment affect productivity and mood in factories. It cites experts noting yellow and warm hues may boost north and south divisions, while blue greens or rosy tones aid machine work and reduce fatigue. It mentions sedative use and hobbies as tension outlets, with analysts stressing noise and monotony as threats to wellbeing.
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Colon
Munoy
Cub
Lightning May Have Created Life On Earth, Says Scientist
Scientists argue that electric discharges from lightning could have sparked the formation of organic compounds in the early atmosphere and oceans. Experiments and theories from researchers like Harold Urey and Sidney Fox suggest lightning produced amino acids and other building blocks, which rains then delivered to oceans to form early life.
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York U
Seribals Fom
Dts
Américan Association For the AdVancement of
New York
Sally
Harold Ure
Shiengo
Yi Stimonptiere OL
Polsnels
Phey Wiley Wid
Lightntaje Sieht
Bey Esting
Hls
le Midur
Dloptiennet
Quillibia University
Anit Surgeons
Exposrit
Gubea
Miller
Held Seven Years by Soviets Chicago Man Kidnapped in Frankfurt
Rudolph Cherne, a Chicago born American, reports seven years in solitary confinement in Moscow, then seven years in Vienna. He says his last U S residence was Dolmaston City Texas and he was kidnapped by Soviet agents in Frankfurt in 1948 while working as a Chauffeur for American forces.
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Rudolph Cherne
Chicago
Descriptions Of A Criminal Type By Doctor Burchard
A college sociology professor presents a survey describing a "pro-habitual character" or criminal type. The study lists traits such as lack of pride in crimes, easy parole, prison control, and little desire for self-improvement, aiming to aid behavioral prediction and control.
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Manimasin
Marlethe College
Max N. Burchant
Burchard
Lfe
Farm Show Drops Two Events Over Interest Decline
The Pennsylvania Farm Show commission announced the removal of two events from the coming show due to declining participant interest. The state horse shoe pitching contest and a two-man team sawing event were canceled, with plans to reintroduce them at future shows if interest improves. The show will still feature tractor driving contests for Future Farmers of America and 4-H on January 17, followed by a livestock cavalcade and a six-horse hitch demonstration.
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Petitton
John Fulton
Carisle
Countierland County
John
Jacob Salt
Millville
Colimbia County
Deemberland
Parmons of America
X Livestock
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