College placement bureaus report improved graduate employment
A survey of college placement bureaus shows graduates finding jobs more readily than in recent years. Government programs and industries like chemical and engineering are driving demand while smaller firms absorb new graduates and offer lower starting salaries amid cautious optimism.
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Vanderbilt University
Nashville
Tenn
College of Arts and Sciences
Eli Turner
Georgia Tech
Atlanta
FH. J. Phienen
University of Nebraska
Tincola
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R. D Mortiz
Bureau of Educational Service
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Columbia University
New York
W Emerson Genizier
Fale University
New Haven
Conn
Ralph R. Wolf
Harvard University
Cambridge
Mass
F Dwinell
Aines
Wellesley Collee
Wellesley
Mans
John
Marion D. Russell
Burron
Walveranty
Chicago
Robert Wochner
Board of Vocational
Northwestern University
Evanston
Ill
F. W. Cosner
Placement Bureau
University of California, Berkeley
Call
Vera Christie
Placent Bureau
Stanford University
Palo
McCormick
John O. Sisot
Pondfield Road
Bronzville
Pedge
Dodge
Ancient miner body found in Mammoth Cave discovery
In Mammoth Cave National Park Kentucky a prehistoric miner’s body was found beneath a limestone block on a sand ledge near Violet City. Guides Grover Campbell and Lyman Cut described crude tools, a woven cord, and a fiber bag remnant, suggesting pre-Columbian origin and a mining accident.
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Mammoth Cave
Lonzo W. Pond
Park Service Archeologiat
Violet City
Pond
Pines
Egypatine
Millville Faces Welfare Bill After Rubber Plant Closure
Millville, once a flourishing town near Milford, fell on hard times as the rubber company failure left workers jobless. A state finance commission, led by Henry F. Fay, placed Millville under consideration for welfare aid totaling 4871 dollars, with Milford selectmen ready to surrender the town to cover the bill while seeking a solution among neighboring towns. The town’s finances and prospects remain unsettled as authorities ponder the next move.
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Ilville
Main
Millville
Milford
Municipal Finance Commission
Milville
Henry F. Fay
Milford Welectment
Long Commissim
Uxbridge
Commission
Night Watchman Uses Wheelbarrow in Small-Town Court
In Springs Missouri on June 20 a drunken man unable to walk was carried by night watchman Ed Stringer in a wheelbarrow to the city ration area. The following day Judge Herman Gruchow fined the offender and ordered the one wheel patrol wagon kept at the jail for future use.
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Village Springs
Edwin Stringer
Herman Gruchow
Vestment Buying Hay No Deprived Industry Of Funds
Fragmented text discusses investment buying and funds for industry. It suggests the industry needs money for expansion and that the exact combination of factors that will trigger this is not yet determined.
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