Penn State Two Year Programs Prove Valuable to State University
Editorial notes that Penn State’s two year associate degree program started in 1953 across 14 Commonwealth Campuses now shows strong results. More than 70 percent of graduates secured jobs before graduation with median starting pay around 340 dollars monthly and top salaries reaching 625 dollars. The initiative helps ease campus congestion at University Park and may influence high school seniors to consider affordable college options near home.
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Pennsylvania State University
State University
Kenneth L. Holderman
Holderman
Commonwealth
Eric A. Walker
Penn State
University Park
The
Education pays off with higher lifetime earnings says official
Herbert Bienstock of the Labor Department cites diploma value at $40,000 more for high school and $150,000 more for college. He spoke at an Iowa College conference where Arthur Motley noted a federal drive to expand employment opportunities. The core message is that more education raises socio economic status and employers increasingly expect schooling.
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Bienstock
Iowa
Arthur W. Motley
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Standards
Motley
Corry Evening Journal masthead and contact snippet
Fragmentary OCR shows publication details for the Corry Evening Journal with editor and staff hints, listing address and pricing. The text appears garbled with names and titles barely legible.
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Corry
George Sokolsky on managed news and press independence
George Sokolsky argues Arthur Sylvester should know better than to claim managed news. He condemns leaks by Pentagon officials and stresses the press must serve readers, not protect public figures, urging boycott and scrutiny of officials who manipulate information.
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Arthur Sylvester
Pentagon
Newark
New Jersey
Evening News
United States
Hitle
Roosevelt
Steve Early
Tuth
Qmeukwitch
Heo
Conservative teacher advocates liberal reading methods
Fort Worth educator Miss Dorothy Kassel teaches world history and American government at Our Lady of Victory High School. She is a declared conservative who requires liberal students to read works by Galbraith, Chase, Bowles, and Stevenson, while reading Douglas in class to illustrate liberal reforms.
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Fort Worth, Tex
Our Lady of Victory High School
Miss Kassel
William C. Douglas
Kaiser Wilhelm
New York
California
TV Tonight Highlights and Classic Film lineup
Listings preview evening programs from 6 00 pm to 10 00 pm. Seaman’s financial tale leads to a will with 390000 bequests. Beaver note on strict parents. The Nurses features a gunman under guard. McHale’s Navy uses soundtracks to fight Japan. Hitchcock tale stars Carey Sterling and McKay. Premiere shows a Marine in World War II Pacific maneuvers. Guests Danny Kaye Armen and Astor. late show includes a Cary Grant film and an American brain specialist kidnapping tale from 1950.
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Yancon
Beaver
Dia
Satioy
Louis Gossett Gueils
Danny Kaye
Kay Armen
Dave Astor
Crist
Hal Boyle Nostalgia Notes on Old Days and Customs
Hal Boyle reflects on memory soaked glimpses of the past. The piece blends humorous vignettes of dime-a-dance life, mail order fantasies, and social quirks with a wartime tone and a sense that the old days linger in memory. It contrasts innocence, manners, and technology with a wistful, slightly satirical view of yesterday.
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New York
Life of a First Lady: Mrs Roosevelt remembered
Washington AP reports on the life of Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt, noting her deep compassion for others and belief in government responsibility for welfare. The piece reflects on her resilience against prejudice, her role in the New Deal era, and her lasting impact as a public figure and mother.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
United States
White House
Lung Cancer Trial Nears Deliberation In Tobacco Suit
In Pittsburgh a carpenter Otto Pritchard sues Liggett & Myers claiming Chesterfield cigarettes caused his right lung cancer. Judge John L. Miller to instruct jurors as eight women and four men prepare to deliberate after final summaries. Pritchard seeks about 213000 dollars in damages.
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Iptsburgh
Pittsburgh
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co
John L. Miller
U. S. District Court
James P. McArdle
Otto Pritchard
Pritchard
End of Chautauqua Lake Stow Ferry Season 1962
The Chautauqua County Stow ferry operating between Bemus Point and Stow will end its 1962 season at midnight Tuesday. Operated by the county highway department this flat bottom vessel carries thousands of passengers and cars each year saving time around the lake. The ferry links Routes 17 and 171 and signals the approach of winter as it ends its spring through fall service.
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Mar Vanes
Chautauqua County
Stow
Chautauqua Lake
Bemus Point
Chautauqua County Highway Department
Woman dies of burns after bath fall in Cambria County home
Spangler Pa Mrs Mary Bresic OH died in Miners Hospital from burns suffered in a fall into a bathtub of hot water at the Cambria County Home for the Aged in Betlisburg.
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Spangler, Pa
Mary Bresic
Miners Hospital
Cambria County
Bbetisburg
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