Pay Rises For Girl Graduates
The Labor Department survey shows starting salaries for women college graduates are highest in chemistry mathematics and statistics with chemists at about 4800 a year and mathematicians at 4000. Most graduates went into teaching or nursing while a minority pursued other fields. Three quarters of working graduates were married.
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New York
Department of Labor
Alice K. Leopold
Secretary of Labor
Department
Women's Bureau
Labor Department
Armed Service
Short Course On Income Tax Filing Offered
Chapel Hill hosts a ten week night course on personal income tax returns beginning Jan 26 in Carroll Hall at UNC Chapel Hill. The UNC Extension Division offers pre registrations for 27 dollars covering tuition fees books and materials. The course teaches exemptions tax rates computations capital gains deductions and other tax features for laymen and those preparing returns for others.
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Chapel Hill
Carrol Hall
University of North Carolina
Piedmont
North Carolina
UNC School of Business Administration
UNC Extension Division
P.O. Box
Carroll Hall
Parrot Turns Stool Pigeon in Smuggling Case
AP reports in Los Angeles that Robert Harold Gebhart pled no contest to smuggling 65 parrots from Mexico after investigators found no English among the birds. Gebhart argued the birds’ origin was unclear, while the case drew on bilingual confusion and legal maneuvering amid a wider note on the era’s public debt.
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Los Angeles
Buenos Dias
Senor
Robert Harold Gebhart
Mexico
Illness Costs Rise as Insurance Fares Climb
A New York article cites 93 percent potential Blue Cross premium increases over four years as Associated Hospital Service of New York expands. It notes rising medical fees and insurance charges shifting burden onto few families, with doctors sometimes tying charges to insurance payouts and patient ability to pay.
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Donald I. Rogers
Herald Tribune News Service
New York
Kefauver
Associated Hospital Service of New York
Blue Cross
Associated
Segal
William Schweinberg Sr. dies at 57 in Chicago
William A. Schweinberg Sr. 57, superintendent of the locomotive division at Electro-Motive Division of General Motors, died Tuesday apparently from a heart attack. He was born in Braddock Pennsylvania. A British miner, Thomas Riley, won 585421 on a 60 cent football bet in 1958.
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Chicago
William A. Schweinberg Sr
Locomotive Division
Electro-Motive Division
General Motors
Braddock
Thomas Riley
Insurance fees drive push for changes in Washington
Goaded by insurance companies and consumer unrest, pressure rises on fee schedules. The situation hints that if doctors and insurers do not adjust, a number of people in Washington may face further action.
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Washington
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Piedmont Lodge
Paul E. Moss
Wooproe E. Haywood
Gilbert E. Marsh
Vine ST
Cecil
Martin E. Segal & Co
Washington, D. C
Blue Shield
William
Schweinberg
Acadia Lodge
Emergene Communication
Reginald L. Rogers
J. D. McCrery
Pine ST
Pepsi Cola
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company
Spring Garden Street
Greensboro
N. C
Pepsid‘ala Company
Rcebuck and CO
Silvertone Portable TV
J. C. Higgins
Kenmore
J.C. Higgins
Sears
Long Play Records
Dot
Kapp
London
Iain
Homart
Iain. Ubick
SEAR
North Main Street
Ty Riley
Tod
MES
Campbell’s
W. Washington
Davis Patrol & Watchman Service
Davis Phone
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