Technician shortage looms in U S as Russia rivals grow
An editor's note discusses a critical shortage of technicians in the United States amid booming technology and Russian competition. Everett Baker's path from optician to technician illustrates upgrading, while industry and government explore training, salary, and education strategies to expand the skilled workforce.
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Russia
Herman R. Allen Washington
Everett Baker
Army
Ordnance
Baker
Silver Spring
U. S. Bureau of Standards
America
Karl O. Werwath
Milwaukee School of Engineering
Werwath
Appron
M. H. Trytten
National Research Council
Armed Services
Nathan Twining
Air Force
Grayson Merrill
Navy
Bureau of Ordnance
Howard Hogan
U. S. Office of Education
United States
Shirley Iwata
Carol Ormes
Miss Iwata
Miss Ormes
Montgomery Junior College
Tacoma Park
Debutante Rites in New York Turn into a Racket
In New York the debutante season has become a costly, highly organized industry. Private parties and large assemblies define success, with social secretaries, lists, and publicity shaping who enters elite circles. Old money and lineage trump fortune, while a handful of schools and colleges determine eligibility.
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Debs
Grand Ballroom
New York
Waldorf - Astoria Hotel
Cynthia Lowry
Long Island
Connecticut
Huntin
New Jersey
Palm Beach
Riviera
Ruth Cleveland Amory
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Charleston
St. Louis
San Francisco
Mississippi
New York City
FBI
Haut Monte
City College
New England
Mason-Dixon Line
Farmington
Miss Hewitt
Foxcroft
St. Timothy’s
Wellesley
Mount Holyoke
Vassar
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Seymour Wolfbein
U. S. Department of Labor
Hogan
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ABC
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Canada
Cuba
Wawal
NACBS
W. Commerce ST
S. Main ST
Fisher
Chevrolet
Chevy
N. Main Street
High Point, N. C