U S Engineers Rise From 1950 To 1956
In 1956 about 700000 engineers were employed in the United States, a rise of roughly one third from 1950 as the labor force expanded across industry.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1958
Page
6
In 1956 about 700000 engineers were employed in the United States, a rise of roughly one third from 1950 as the labor force expanded across industry.
A huge storm hammered the nation with tornadoes, storms, snow and winds. At least 10 people were killed and about 70 injured across central and eastern Mississippi areas, with two Oklahoma tornadoes causing no casualties.
Forecast for North Carolina shows showers and thunderstorms with highs from 49 to near 60 along the coast and 37 to 44 in the west. Lows range 37 to 44 west and 40 to 48 east. South Carolina remains cloudy and windy this afternoon then clears and cools tonight with 36 to 46 and Friday's highs 50 to 58.
Mrs. Mayfield, who operates the Volunteer Rescue Mission in Buffalo's Negro neighborhoods, was struck on the head and robbed of 3.90 by two unidentified men. She is hospitalized in fair condition and may retire from her 13 years of service amid safety concerns. Police seek two suspects as community leaders note the impact on her work. Tiny Kusaie Island history note follows.
The Milan Cathedral, famed as Italy's largest Gothic church, features a facade crowned by 135 decorative spires. This landmark highlights intricate exterior design and historic grandeur in Milan.
Midwest Republican House members react to President Eisenhower defend ing Agriculture Secretary Benson. They threaten protests at the White House and urge policy shifts toward higher price supports, while Eisenhower defends Benson and favor free market principles for farmers. Coins dating to 100 B. C. unearthed in Pakistan.
A Reader's Digest March feature promotes ten minutes of daily exercises to improve health and vitality for all ages and body types with a call to read How to Get More Out of Life.
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