Future job trends urge trades and tech skills for youth
The November issue of Nations Business cites Census and Labor Statistics forecasts showing growing demand for professional and technically trained workers. It urges high school students to consider skilled trades, stenographers, plumbers, electricians, and other non white collar fields, noting strong salaries and security. Local Rotary and Chamber guidance aids students via counselor-facilitated interviews with practitioners to refine career plans for a secure future.
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Rotary Club
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L. A. Collins
L A Councilman Demands End to County Tax Drain
Los Angeles Councilman Charles Navarro blasted the city tax system as archaic as he urged action to end 1845 cents of the city tax dollar going to unincorporated county areas. The councilman and colleagues pressed for consolidation of city and county services amid reports of subsidies to unincorporated areas totaling over 6.5 million dollars in 1957-58.
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Charles Navarro
Navarro
Samuel Leask Jr
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Edward R. Roybal
Mavarto
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Insurance Leader Elected President at Jewish Life Assn Meeting
Clarence J. Myers of New Uhanuksh in New York was chosen president of the Life Insurance Association at its annual meeting and candlelight service at Temple Israel. Rabbi Wolli Kaelter directed the program featuring music, drama, and a modern-age message. The event included Temple Israel Choir, Mahall Menthim, and local high school students performing traditional pieces.
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Clarence J. Myers
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Mahell Menthim
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Life Magazine
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