Outlook for June Graduates Brighter, Engineers in Demand
The Evening Journal reports a buoyant job outlook for June graduates with about 316 000 expected to graduate nationwide in 1956. Engineering remains the hottest sector with 20 000 new engineers needed this year and salaries often from 3600 to 4000 dollars annually. Companies began recruiting early, and the labor department notes sustained demand through mobilization.
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U. S. Office of Education
Ediuca- Honal
U. S. Department of Labor
U. S. Census Bureau
Department of Labor
Premature Baby Pronounced Dead Yet Bets on Life in Philadelphia
A two pound premature girl born to Catherine Hughes of Minersville after arrival Sunday night survived a newspaper-wrapped hour. Father Thomas Hughes reported an obstetrician pronounced the infant dead, but police later heard scratching from the paper cover. Doctors said the baby's condition was serious but alive and possible warmth or movement may aid revival.
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Philadelphia
Hinstein Medical Garter
Catherine, Hughes
Minersville
Thomas
Hughes
Board to name school tax collector for 1933
Twenty years ago a school board planned to consider appointing a tax collector for 1933 at its regular meeting next Monday. Applications were received. Blanchard Mack opened a new tennis court at Franklin and West Wayne streets for early play next week. A fire caused by spontaneous combustion destroyed the Roy Hamilton barn on Selola road in Wayne township. Managers of eight clubs reorganized two music hall leagues at Clarence Mountain's home, forming Classes A and B. Two more Corry men joined work at Pymatuning Dam, boosting the local contingent at the big project. Corry Summer School will open at the Junior High on Monday.
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Board of Education
Blanchard Mack
Franklin
West
Wayne Street
Wes
Roy Hamilton
Selola Road
Wayne Township
Clarence Mountain
Woman Killed In Stoneboro Crash
In Mercer county Pennsylvania a head on collision near Stoneboro killed Mrs Janett Coleman 60 and injured Gordon Coleman her husband in fair condition plus Sally Lou Fenstamaker 2 Ol City and John Coles Jr of Ol City all hospitalized in Greensville Hospital. Fenstamaker in critical condition Coles had facial cuts.
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Stoneboro
Mercer
Janett Coleman
Gordon Coleman
Sally Lou Fen~stamaker
Ol City
John Coles, Jr
of City
City employee faces suspension over lottery charges in Erie
Erie adds that 36 year old city employee Winston was suspended without pay pending outcome of lottery charges. Parks Director Downing said if found guilty he will be fired from a $200 monthly custodian post at Perry Square. Police nabbed Winston Friday afternoon after complaints of a man selling memberships. He is free on $600 bond and awaits a Friday hearing at 10 a.m. before Alderman Heister.
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Erie
Addison Winston
Charles Downins
Winston
Perry Square
Downing
William Heister
colleges seek graduates as strong labor demand grows
Unemployment is expected to edge downward as colleges report aggressive recruitment for graduates in mathematics physics chemistry and chief sciences. Aircraft industry recruiting expands nationwide with demand strongest in engineering medicine teaching and accounting. Some firms hire eager students regardless of military status aiming to reclaim drafted workers after service. Draft quotas may rise later, but returning students face deferment chances. older men remain less in demand.
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University of Florida
Sttorine
Trgidentag Gricintzs
University of Arkansas
Len
University of Idaho School of Business Administration
Warren
Columbia University
University of Tinois
Questions on history and civics in a quirky score quiz
The reader is invited to answer ten questions covering dictionary publication by John Bouvier in 1839, the explorer credited with Manhattan's discovery, the Spanish spelling of Havana, shin plasters in the Civil War era, The Silver Horde author, New York City's mayor, minimum ages for U S Senate and House, The Marseillais national anthem, a wishful rider line, and which Washington cabinet member favored individual rights over national power.
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John Bouvier
Manhattan Island
Havana
States
City of
New York
Congress
Marseillais
Washington
Hamilton
Jefferson
Randolphy
New York Daily News Raises Weekday Price to Four Cents
The New York Daily News, with a circulation over five million, will raise its weekday price from 3 to 4 cents starting June 16. The increase reflects higher newsprint and production costs. The 30 cent price outside the city remains unchanged.
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New York
New York Daily News
Special classes offer students time saving opportunity
Morning June 13 notes that special classes permit a number of students to save a year in completing school work. Rye withstands cold better than wheat when grown and yields more warmth when eaten, the report compares crops and nourishment.
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Baby
Pymatuning
Joel
Biz
Smart Women’s Shop
North Center Street
Maxwell House Coffee
Mueller’s Macaroni
E. Main St
Langhurst & Stewart
East Main St
Pontiac
America
Fisher
W. W. WA
Carty, Pa
Corry Savings and Loan Association
South Center Street
Federal
Gfederal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp
Kem-Glo
Kem An
Emia
Aes Re
Barney’s Firestone
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