The girl graduate of 1958 joins the work force in record numbers
A 1958 commentary notes that tens of thousands of women will soon graduate with one third of all bachelor degrees and that about 81 of 100 will be employed within six months. Many enter teaching, science, or professional fields with starting pay near 70 dollars weekly, while a significant share balance work with personal ambition and financial education rising in importance.
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Women’s Bureau
the . S. Dept. of Labor
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Alabama Traffic Toll Rises With Multiple Fatalities
Over two days five people died in Alabama crashes and three drowned as officials logged one of the region’s highest accident totals recently. Another death occurred Wednesday from injuries suffered last Monday. A school bus incident near Luverne led to wheel loss but few injuries, while a Mobile pool incident yielded a near miss. Fatalities included Rosie-Lean Calhoun, 37, and 5-month-old Rickey Calhoun from Alpine, in a Talladega County crash. Doris Bell, 22, of Scottsboro, died from a head-on collision injuries in Jackson County last week.
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Readers Debate Calling Phone Strike Impact
A letter writers weigh the Communications Workers of America looming pay raise and a possible strike. The writer notes potential costs to subscribers and predicts some will drop local phone service if bills rise. The letter urges workers to consider all angles before striking again.
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Dulles Silent as France Crisis Unfolds en Route to Island Retreat
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles rests on Main Duck Island Lake Ontario amid the French crisis and declines comment during a Memorial Day weekend stopover. Also reported a mobile pool incident and a school bus tire blowout near Snowdown affecting 4-H Club riders.
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Kiss ing Bug Bite Painful Advice From Auburn Extension
Alabama residents learn how to identify kissing bugs also called assassin bugs. Entomologist Walter Grimes explains bites can be painful but rarely threaten humans. treatment includes weak ammonia for the bite and seeking medical care if pain persists.
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Auburn Extension Division
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Walter H. Grimes
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Grimes
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Nobel laureate Juan Ramon Jimenez dies in Puerto Rico
Nobel Prize winner Juan Ramon Jimenez, 76, Spanish poet and 1956 Nobel laureate, died in a Puerto Rico hospital. He had lived in isolation after his wife’s death, which occurred three days after his prize was announced. Ill health and his wife’s cancer death were cited by friends as contributing factors.
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Puerto Rico
Juan Ramon Jimenez
Shortage of Ballot Boxes Delays Morgan County Runoff
Morgan County faces a shortage of ballot boxes for the June 3 runoff due to a 30 day ballot seal rule after elections. Probate Judge T C Almon says 150 boxes are sealed from May 6 because different boxes were used for constitutional amendments and Democratic primary ballots, and Lauder Dale County will loan needed boxes to cover the runoff.
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T. C. Almon
Morgan County
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