Shortage of Skilled Workers Plagues U S Industries
A United States Chamber of Commerce survey finds state employment services efficient but warns of a growing skilled labor shortage in metal and building trades, especially in the East and Midwest. The report notes an aging skilled workforce, declining apprenticeships, and doubts about future supply as industry faces rising demand.
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Middle West
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John L. Levis
Amson
U.S
Bursae Conditions Across Body joints and protections
The article explains how fluid sacs cushion joints and how bursae can thicken with chronic cases. It notes symptoms like tenderness and pain upon movement, possible bleeding into the bursa, and the formation of causes such as housemaid’s knee over the kneecap. Dr Brastey lists most common bursae sites.
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L. R. Brastey
Housmaid
Gem formed by crystallized Sister in Africa
A crossword style puzzle entry with clues for horizontal and vertical words. The gem described is mined in Africa and cut to give brilliance. Across clues include 142 Electric tor and 87 Cuckoo while vertical entries cover terms like Entrances and Affray.
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Questions on Page and Medical Bursa Notes
The text lists page questions about Marian Anideredin and figures like Al R. yall, Pawl V. McNutt, Sigmund Frewia, and Gen. Walter Kriviisky. It also references Col. Charles Lindbergh and Stalinist espionage in Central Europe. A medical note notes bursae at various body sites, causes of irritation, treatment steps and possible surgical removal when needed.
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Marian’ Anideredin
AL R. Yall
Pawl V. McNutt
Federal Security
Sigmund Frewia
Walter Kriviisky
Europe
Col
Charles Lindbergh
Body Boots and Britchis Chart Folklore of New York
Review highlights a Harold W. Thompson volume on New York folklore from canowlers to whalers and famous figures like Tom Quick. The excerpt recounts a vivid tale of Quick with a log and seven indians, illustrating the book’s lively, old Americana tone and its rugged, individualist narratives.
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Ippincott
New York State
Washington Irving
Kenneth Roberts
Tom Quick
Tom
Mamaksting Valley
Westhrack
Pam
We the Women by Ruth Milleti
A columnist argues that wives should carefully manage praise and build up their husbands without inflating egos. Overpraising can undermine effort, while lack of respect or forced enthusiasm may provoke resentment. The piece warns against eroding a man's self esteem and stresses balanced encouragement in the workplace at home.
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Ruth Millety
Q Wile
Hami
Louribirninia
The Little Train That Sure Was There
A locomotive plowed through a wall at a New York City office building, injuring Cole Seprerd and Morin as the engine its throttle stuck, sent debris across the room, and left Seprerd with a fractured ankle while the engineer jumped clear before collapse of the wall.
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Jay J. Martin
Eam Bang
West Jurid
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Ira
Hin
Newby
Morin
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