Reasons For Job Decline Given Babson Analysis
Babson Park Mass May 27 One in three graduates from high schools and colleges will seek employment this spring while others marry or enter college. War shortages eased and industries stopped expanding, leaving most jobs as replacements. Over 6000 college dropouts and 800000 job seekers will enter the market, with about 760000 looking for work after graduation. The job outlook shows six factors reducing openings and more competition among graduates for limited positions.
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Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Mass
Selinol Braduates
Aludies
Joh Hunters
Castegn
Tase HS
Graham Fates at Stake in North Carolina Senate Primary
North Carolina voters faced a decisive Democratic primary to determine the term 1954 successor for Senator Frank P. Graham. Challenger Willis Smith, Raleigh attorney Reynolds, and Graham faced off in a tight race marked by Truman policies, with observers predicting a possible runoff if no candidate gains a majority.
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Associated Tress
Raleigh
N. G
Frank P. Graham
Truynat
of North Carolina
University of North Carolina
Willis Stl
Raleigh Corporation
Rober R. Reynolds
Smith
American Bar Association
Truman
North Darling
Graham
Reynolds
Gates
Dune
East German Youth Parade Amid Berlin Tension
East Germany’s Free German Youth staged a high profile ceremony in Berlin with 8000 blue shirt youths present as Western police kept watch. British, American, and French troops monitored the Sayset sector with armored cars and police patrolling the western sectors. A few incidents occurred including gunfire between German police and East German forces, but the city remained largely calm.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Fkt
East Germany
Communist Youth Brigades
Russia
Philles
Armel
Filal
Isith
Free Germany
Freie Deutsche Jugend
Savieh
von Hitler
Germany
West Berlin
Geirard G. K. Boline
U- 3
Scpres
Che? Saylet
Pilgrimage Highlighted by Erie County Historical Society Tour
The Erie County Historical Society hosts a 4 part 30 minute talk sequence during a 150 person tour across Erie County stops. Speakers include Mrs H C Spenger at Colt Station and Ray Leembis at Lindsey Corners. The event ends at Mead Park with Stanley Anderson addressing founding of the Corry school district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie County Historical Society
Corry
Erie
Mest Park I
Old Custom House
Colt Station
H. C. Spenger
Lowville
The
Presbyterian Church
Mead Park
Stanley Anderson
Corry-school District
Lindsey Corners
Ray Leembis
Society
Erie County
Crackdown on Czech Regime Readied in U S Curbs
May 21 United States orders Czechoslovak consulate in New York closed and the American consulate in Brno is being closed. May 27 Washington signals tougher actions against a Soviet bloc ally as Prague demands further reductions in American diplomatic staff. The move follows a pattern of consolidating U S representation and expanding restrictions on Czech officials in the United States.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States Today
Ant Tounist Czechoslovaka
New York
State Department
Hranstaya
United States
Praguy
Czechoslovaka
Whig
Waslington
Pilisburgh
Cleveland
Caeehastovallu
Brotwstiva
Progr
Wan
Czechoslovakia
Ammericas
Istrantz
League Pro Bratoslava Statis
Grecks
Cuechasovakia
América
China Reds Given Another Island
Hong Kong May 27 The Chinese Nationalists handed the Wanshan Lacrone station to the Communists. The Royal British Navy reported evacuation of the blockade base 40 miles southwest of Fong Mong completed by Nationalist warships at 8 a.m. The move opens Canton to foreign sea commerce for the first time in eight months. Nationalists claim 4,000 Red troops annihilated in the second amphibious attempt to take the islands. The Navy said about 1,000 Nationalist soldiers had been evacuated from the Wanshans to Lingting Island for transfer to Formosa. Lingting lies about 20 miles south of the Wanshans.
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Spondancy
Hong Kong
Royal British Navy
Fong Mong
Canton
Royal Navy
British Navy
Wanshans
Lingting Island
Formosa
Lingting
Reverend W Hamilton Aulenbach to Speak at Corry High School
Reverend W Hamilton Aulenbach of Christ Church and St. Michael’s Episcopal in Germantown will address graduating seniors at Corry High School commencement exercises. He is widely known in the area as a forceful speaker able to present basic faiths simply and clearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Hamilton Aulenbacn
Christ Church Sind St. Mich 1
Geemantown
Corry High
McCarthy and Probers at Odds Over Amerasia Case
In Washington a new development tied to the 1945 Amerasia affair widens the clash between Senator McCarthy and Senate leaders. A former government prosecutor’s statement challenges key evidence, fueling McCarthy’s charge that the State Department harbors Communists. The dispute centers on secrecy in testimony and the propriety of selective disclosure.
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Amerasia
Solon
Senate
Associated Press
Washington
McCaring
Amerasis Magazine
Fay Eastern Offar
Robert M. Hitchcock
Sen
Tomemittee
McGarthy
Thte
Tydings
D-Mds
Hitchcock
Tobbéine
Baran
McCarthy
State Department
McCartin
Wiconsin Repubican
Five Injured In Blowtorch Blast In East Liberty
A blowtorch explosion in an East Liberty home yesterday harmed five people including Emma Wapolitana age 3 and her grandmother Mrs. Ems Napolitane. The child and grandmother suffered burns on the face legs and arms while four others were treated and released. The fire sprayed flaming gasoline as workers installed a bathroom tie in.
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Pittsburgh
East Liberty
Emma ‘Wapolitana
Pittsburgh E Hospital
Burna
Ems Napolitane
Lee
Military aid plan centers on Tracy Voorhees appointment
The Associated Press reports Tracy Voorhees, former deputy defense official, named to Gray staff to study and coordinate a broad plan for economic and defense aid to allies. The task includes evaluating imports, defense needs, and the European Recovery Program’s end impact, with aims to draft a nonpartisan program by August.
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Tracy Voorhees
Gray
Associated Press Ashington
Howire
Tey Voorhers
Army
Frank Ploy
Gordan
Binsele
U.S
Ron
Gaitowhuke
Lahue
Teme
Mitter
Cone
Nast Store Project Completes Remodeling Run in Three Days
An extensive remodeling program at the Nast store in Ol City was completed by the B. M. Girard Company. Manager B. G. Bennett announced the job, finished in three days of intensive work. Interior furnishings were painted light green, new display vases added, and fluorescent lighting installed to improve women’s apparel displays. The project aims to offer a better, more adequate display of offerings.
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B. M. Girard Company
Ol City
B. G. Bennett
Wight
New Comet Photographed Near San Diego County
Pasadena May 27 A new comet has been photographed by Rudolph Minkowski and Raab Harrington of Palomar Mt Wilson observatories in six months. The discovery at 2 32 a m Pacific time May 21 was announced yesterday by California Institute of Technology. The comet’s direction is away from the earth and sun with distance not stated.
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Asquadres Eeess
Pasadena
Calif
Alomare Afsinch Schmidt
San Diego County
Rudolph Minkowski
Raob
G. Harrington
Palomar- Mt. Wilson Observatories
California Institute of Technology
Nero
Minkowski
French Colt Galcador Wins Derby At Epsom Downs
French bred colt Galcador captured the English Derby at Epsom Downs with Prince Simon finishing second in the premier race reported from England on May 27. The event drew wide betting interest as Galcador prevailed in the classic contest.
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Epsom
England
Cold Galcador
Prince Simon
Epsom Downs
Production In Factories Mines May Hit New High
Washington May 27 The postwar boom drives production in factories and mines toward a new high led by durable goods. The Federal Reserve Board notes rising prices and strong sales of consumer items like radios and appliances while overall orders ease slightly as inventories tighten and factory output climbs toward late 1948 peaks.
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Washington
Ambrieh
Nnluiey
Securits
Hesemul Reserve Board
Saul Industrial Utr
Maren
Che
Service Station Break-In At West Smith Street Site
Police report a break in at Penngoil service station on West Smith with entry through a broken out window. The operator Gene Bupsink says only a photo change was taken while cash from coin devices was stolen at nearby Bowl-Attaching alleys during the same period.
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Penngoil
West Smith Atleet
Gene Bupsink
School Board 10 Adopts Budget Amid Tax Adjustments
Serial directors met May 15 to discuss budget adoption for the new school year. They approved replacing the retail sales tax with a flat mill rate and reduced wholesale tax to 2 mills while keeping club memberships at 1 dollar per member. The changes are expected to yield about 8000 in revenue. adjustments will follow the tentative April budget of 898,700.
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Eli
Ite
Nomination OKs for Staley and Marsh in Pennsylvania
Austin K. Staley of Pittsburgh won preliminary approval to be third circuit judge in western Pennsylvania amid regional and party objections. Ferguson Marsh Jr. of Greensburg also gained initial approval for U.S. district judge, replacing FR M. Gibson. both await full Senate action. Marsh, 45, would serve for life with a $15,000 yearly salary.
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Washington
Austin K. Staley
Pittsburgh
Knidee
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Marah
Staley
Smith
RMM
Marsh
FR. M. Gibson
Ite
Auer Insurance Agency Sold to Corry Firm
Foster B Day and Horton J Davis of Davis and Son Insurance Agency complete purchase of the Auer agency from Paul Pour. The merger ends a 75 year association with the Auer name, with Jerome H Davis joining as a fourth generation agent and special agent for Excelsior Fire Insurance. Sale effective June 1. office will operate in the Horn block until July.
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Foster
Day
Horton J
Foster B. Davis and Son Insurance Agenbs
Norlly Genter
Auer
Paul Pour
Tavis
Vigoranece
Igor
A. B. Payer
Ins
Horton J. Davis
Jerome H Davis
Fom Garrion College
Fim
Agoin
Auer Yuma
Harry Auer
T He
Wilma Rich Scott
Baar
Pizor
Excelsior Fire Insurance Company
Syracuse
Davis Agency
Horn Block
Corry Plants To Operate Monday As Memorial Day Observance
Industrial workers and most city businesses plan to operate next Monday with a Tuesday shutdown for Memorial Day. Ajax plant will close all week for inventory. Memorial Day activities begin with a 2 pm parade from the American Legion on North Center to City Park, followed by a program and open house at the new $150,000 VFW home until 6 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americas Legion
North Center Street
Teen admits firing at car of local banker in roadside incident
A 15 year old boy from a rural area confessed to shooting H Harrison Keppel as he sat in a Chrysler sedan on Cole Fill Road. He described a "cat and mouse" confrontation after misidentifying the driver and believing a theft was in progress. Police cited his voluntary confession to officers and his father before an attorney arrived.
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H. Harrison Keppel
Cole Fill
Widlock
Martin Keppel
Gauel
Charles Camp, Jr
Charles Camp
Cole
Young Keppel
Turin
Kepyel Amt
Teain
Marlin
Martin
Fred Tyib
Iit Keppel
Harald Hampson
Warren Here
E Linder
John Kevpey
Aye
Marl
Krupey
Tisa [Ney
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Commerce Department
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Neverthlers
School Board
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Auer Insurance Agency
E. Davis
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Keppel
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