Jobs Boom Across Colleges Boosts Salaries for Grads
An Associated Press survey of 50 randomly chosen colleges and universities shows hiring and starting salaries rising across fields for graduates in business, engineering, chemistry, and pharmacology. Figures vary by institution but optimism is widespread as seniors report securing jobs, with some forecasts predicting substantial year over year gains.
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Associated Press
Rens
Tdtase Polytechne “Institute
Albany
Fahrer
Francis Joseph O'Hern
St. Louis University
Robert F., Moore
Columbia University
Harvard
Washington State
Oregon
Hardware Dealers Urged to Boost Newspaper Ads
ATLANTA Ga Rivers Peters son, Indianapolis eier, urged hardware dealers to spend more on newspaper advertising Wednesday for the Southeastern Retail Hardware and Implement Centers Association. Records show retailers spend far less than competitors, a major problem in retail hardware competition, says Peterson editor of Hardware Retailer.
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Atlanta
Rivers Petersson
Indianapolis
Eier
Peterson
Southeastern
Hollywood Varmints Turned Actors In Bizarre Studio Scheme
Jack Allman of Hollywood rents snakes lizards bats and other vermin to studios for film work. He trained a cobra for Lives of a Bengal Lancer earned 150 a day and doubled for stars in several scenes. His menagerie includes 125 snakes used in The Mighty Barnum and he runs a snake exhibition at Ocean Park.
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Hollywood
Jack Allman
Mr. Allman
Allman
Uo Picture
Bive
Eve
Niman
Gloria Swanson
Jack Hart
Iowa
Mack Sennett
Keystone Cops
Ocean Park
Mary James
Sone Imare
Maryland Democrats Back Roosevelt For Nomination
Maryland Democrats pledged all 16 national convention votes to President Roosevelt, citing traditional faith in states rights and practical application. South Carolina Democrats similarly instructed their 16 delegates to support Roosevelt, electing Olin Johnston as national committeeman while uniting behind renomination.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Roosevelt
Columbia
S. C
South Carolina
Olin Johnston
Dressy house frock pattern and sewing coupon offer
The notice describes a pattern for a frock with a soft jabot, smart collar and cuffs in gingham or calico. It lists fabric yardage, pattern sizes, and provides a coupon to order The Spring and Summer Pattern Book for 15 cents, with an option to add 10 cents for combined pattern.
Toll Bridge math and rural road paydays in Arkansas
Arkansas rural citizens have waited a decade for good roads while state funds favored toll bridges. Echoing a columnist, the argument presses that tolls should be freed to aid tourism, noting El Dorado and Texarkana bridges cost millions yet earn little. Critics warn freeing tolls shifts losses to taxpayers and delays genuine road expansion.
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Washburn
Texarkana
el Dorado
State Highway Department
Arkansas Gazette
Arkansas
Calton
Calion
Calion Bridge
Fulton Bridge
Fulton
Doug
Hope and
Pexarkana
Chamber of Commerce
Kentucky
Tennessee
New York City
Holland
George Washington Bridge
Congress Likely to Resume Power
Associated Press reports signs of independent congressional thinking on the cap itol bill as Roosevelt faces possible re election. Analysts note future shifts depend on the 1936 election and whether Congress asserts control over spending agencies after mid 1937.
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Byron Price
Bureau
Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
T Ohe
Congress
Theodore Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
House
Landon
Kansas
Cleveland
Republican Party
Topeka
Happer
Demand for convention seats runs high in 1986 race
The text notes overwhelming demand for national convention seats in both parties with hundreds more applications than seats. Spectator tickets attract many with plans to spend large sums and travel far. Even in Philadelphia the Democratic process draws expected heavy turnout amid limited seating.
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Philadelphia
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Syndicate Trust Bldg
St. Louis, Mo
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Pattern Bureau
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Brooklyn
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