Graduates Seen To Find More Jobs in Comeback Year
A survey of college presidents indicates graduates will face brighter opportunities in 1947. Technical fields show stronger demand and employers forecast improvement despite mixed signals last month. Leaders from Iowa State, Alberta, Creighton, and Montana argue business and professional openings are rising as government changes reshape industry and education.
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New York
Ro M Hughes
Iowa State
M A Brinnon
University of Montana
Thn College
DARLING FOOL at BFGth HARE TODAY Monnie and Charles clash over love
Monnie, newly returned from Europe, faces tangled passions involving Tan Cardigan, Dan’s memory, and marriage plans with Arthur Marken. Charles Foartare confronts her about loyalty as their heated exchange reveals deeper feelings and shifting loyalties in a tense hospital-side aftermath.
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Dave
Europe
Tan Cardigan
Dan
Sandra Lawrence
Sandra
Eve
Charley Buataeo
Mannion
Dan Dley
Theo Daren
Wille
Offlee
Monate
Chartes Itherio
Arthur Markenria
Mackenzie
Chartier
Monnin
Charles
Mackenie
Mannie
Charion
Tomer van ' Charles
Pan
Belvedare
Tadsha
Tan
Tennant
Arthur
Weather chaos across America causes deaths and damage
Severe storms and heatwave sweep the central and eastern states. A fatal electric shock occurs in Craleville Indiana from a toppled power line during a windstorm. Drowning and tornadoes reported near Fox and other locations. Temperatures above 100 degrees shock rural areas while schools dismiss early in St Louis and Toledo. Floods, wind damage, and fishing hazards rise along Lake Erie. In Flagstaff, San Francisco peaks are snow covered. Crop conditions vary with drought in Kansas and relief in some regions.
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Peoria
Fort Chicago
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Cape Girardeau
Craleville
Ind
Revere Halland
Hiena Snyder
Weimming
Fox Jake
Fidorado
Kaos Meriwhitrn
Ari Zone
State Teachers College
Flagstaff
San Francisco Peaks
Furves
Minnegota
Erlewan
North Central States
Wheat Landa
St Louis
Mercury
Toledo
Pennsylvania
New Monieo
Glagier Park Road To Be Completed This Year
Ralph D Rader chief engineer for the state highway commission says the federally funded Glagier Park road from St Marya to Nelian in Gaelar National Park will be templated this year. Work has started on the lant lint and the route replaced from Ralt to Glacier park station for some time. The uncompleted Libby Troy highway portions may see no work due to forest service funding. The existing line along a high cliff over the Kontenal river is regarded as a dangerous route.
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St Marya
Nelian
Gaelar National Park
Ralph D Rader
State Highway Commission
Rader
Ralton
Glacier Park
Libby Troy Highway
Varawa Tha Forest Service Funda
Kontenal River
New York Taxes Sparking Citywide Opposition
New York moves to raise $27,000,000 in taxes on auto owners and bridge users. Aldermen pass a bill for a $1.25 annual vehicle registration, with tolls for nonresidents crossing East River and Harlem bridges. Mayor O Brien faces sharp attacks amid push for unemployment relief funding.
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New York
Mantatan Bridge
Hast
Harlem
New York City
Board of Aldermen
Board of Estimate
O Brien Arawi
John P O Brien
O Brien
Tammany Hall
Joseph McKee
Tamer J Walker
East River Bridge
Harlem River
Blanks Available to Drop Representation on Mining Claims
A. J. Dunran counts clerk announced blanks for dropping representation on mining claims in Newardanre o with temporary cuepension as special art of congress. The blanks must be filled and filed by Tul. Patent law requires development work valued at 100 dollars yearly on all unintented mining claims.
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Congress
J Dunran
We Duncana
Tul
Van Swerings Tax Avoidance Examined In Senate Probe
In a tense senate hearing, the Van Swerings faced questions about legal tax avoidance through intermediaries and corporations. Witnesses cited exemptions and the role of banking and corporate structures in sheltering profits, while Republicans blocked immediate approval of related resolutions.
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Geniter McNay Ofre
Jeqder
Immed Ale
Senate
Niiely
Ferdinand Pecora
Banking
Big Blo Ky
Sigh
Saat
Lions Hear Plan For Helena Underprivileged Children
Helena Lions discussed a plan to establish a summer camp for 100 or more undernourished children. Miss Ruth Shoop, city school nurse, described conditions in Helena homes during a depression, advocating sun, recreation, and nutritious meals for two to three weeks. A committee was formed to arrange physical exams for camper children. The group also noted Lions state convention duties and telegraphed plans to attend in Butte.
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Helena Trons
Helena
Ruth Shoop
Miss Shoop
Wabs
Butte
H Walter Larson
R J L Spaulding
R D Tobin
William Linnenkoh
Quay
Cincinnati Baby Abducted By Woman In Disguised Identity
The report describes a woman posing as Mania Cle Mae who abducted a Cincinnati infant and staged a dramatic pretense involving a marriage, with the father mistaken about paternity. A written confession reportedly outlined her plan and the intended baby swap, while doctors and witnesses testified to the unfolding events amid ensuing inquiries. The narrative also mentions unrelated local notes about a rescue, an artist, and a state convention.
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Warves
Rogery
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