Plenty of Good Jobs Await New Crop of Graduates
United Press reports a strong job market for the class of 1953. University placement chiefs say starting salaries exceed 300 a month, with some high-demand fields like engineering and accounting attracting extra bids. Liberal arts grads also face solid demand as campuses note widespread recruiting by industry and government.
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United Press
Princeton University
Dartmouth College
Uncle Sam
University of Tennessee
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Kansas State College
Buffalo State Teachers College
University of Michigan
Father Slays Son Afflicted With Patsy
Albert Sell a 44 year old Clifton New Jersey restaurant owner was arraigned on a murder charge for killing his five year old son Albert Jr who had cerebral palsy. Sell told police he shot the boy to prevent him from growing up helpless and to avoid burdening his wife. The pair were found in Sells car on a wooded private road near the family restaurant. Grace Sell the mother and Joseph three are the other children.
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Clifton
N. J
Albert Sell
Albert Jr
Sell
Fred von Hassel
Frank Stagnitto
Stagnitto
Grace
Joseph
Barber Frank Randall Retires After 57-Year Career
Lawrence Massachusetts. At 76, Frank W Randall has retired after 57 years as a barber. When he began shaving was a dime and haircuts twenty cents.
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Lawrence
Mass
Frank W. Randall
Parachute Proxies Used in Airborne War Games
In CAMP DRUM New York inclement weather halted parachute training yet the 325th Regimental Combat Team and the 278th Regimental Combat Team ran simulated jumps. One thousand five hundred jumpers were represented by man sized proxies dropped from Air Force planes. Units deployed and began skirmishing as soon as proxies landed, testing organization and response under simulated combat conditions.
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Camp Drum
Gone With the Wind Draws Athens Crowds in Fifth Week
MGM's prewar hit Gone With the Wind continues a fifth straight week at the Palace Athens. Tickets are $1.00 for reserved seating as crowds pack the city’s largest theater. After its Athens run, the film heads to Salonika for further showings.
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Athens
MGM
Hollywood
Palace
Greece
Salonika
Man Who Lived Under Red Regime Tells Grim Story
United Press report profiles Daniel Hong Lew of San Francisco former Peiping University faculty as he describes life under Mao Tse Tung's regime. He presents a glossary of Communist terms and portrays the mass man as a soulless, loyal tool of Communist power with no personal freedom.
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United Press
Red China
Mao Se Tung
Daniel Hong Lew
San Francisco
Committee For A Free Asia
University of Peiping
Hong Lew
Mao Tse Tung
Tito
Hong Lev
Los Angeles
Communist Party
Wilson seeks four billion defense cuts to balance the budget
Secretary of Defense Charles E. Wilson faces pressure to trim about four billion dollars from defense outlays. Pentagon insiders warn such a cut could endanger readiness, as Wilson weighs reductions in Navy strength and overall force posture while consulting the Joint Chiefs of Staff led by Gen. Omar Bradley.
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James Marlow
Washington
Charles E. Wilson
Pentagon
Wilson
Defense Department
General Motors
Eisenhower
Truman
Army
Navy
Air Force
Russia
William M. Fechteler
Fechteler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
J. Lawton Collins
Hoyt S. Vandenberg
Omar Bradley
Joint Chiefs
Meade County Man to Receive Oxford Master’s Degree
George E. Hamilton of Meadville Pennsylvania will receive a Master of Arts degree from Oxford University this July, 46 years after completing work at Pembroke College in 1907. He left England when not granted a degree in absentia and now will return with his wife to collect the parchment.
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Meadville
George E. Hamilton
Keystone View
Oxford University
England
Hamilton
Pembroke College
Oxford
Georgetown Opens New Clinic
Georgetown University Hospital will open the world’s third clinic devoted to treating muscular dystrophy. Dr. Francis M. Foster, Georgetown's head neurologist, says the facility will offer physical therapy to help extend life and maintain physical condition, though not a cure.
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Washington
Georgetown University Hospital
Francis M. Foster
Georgetown
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