Few Youths Desire Government Work Says Survey
A nationwide survey finds less than four percent of teens want government jobs. Many say low wages, limited advancement, and lack of hearing about opportunities deter them. Yet security and pension benefits remain cited as positives amid changing views on civil service hiring.
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Betty ‘Cutten
Fort. Lauders
Dale
Fla
Jess
Sjboys
Dolores Cooper
James Nell
Los Angeles
Civil Service
Mission Information Office
Injollerk
Washington, D.C
Washington
Secur
Nelson
Igard
Allan Herbert
Gary
Ind
St Joseph Aspirin Promoted Amid Asian Flu Panic
During the Asian Flu epidemic, St Joseph Aspirin is marketed as a fast acting, stomach friendly relief. The ad touts its fever reducing and pain easing effects and urges buyers to purchase large sizes for daily use. It claims the aspirin works quickly and is the top choice of millions for colds and flu symptoms.
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Josep Ene Eenvernment
Joseph Aspirin
Longgiare
Cess
St. Joseph
Jess
New Drug Trial Aims to Fight Valley Fever Disseminated
Veterans Administration hospitals including one in the valley join 11 facilities in a coordinated study to test Amphotericin B for disseminated coccidioidomycosis, the progressive, often fatal form of valley fever. The disease birthing from a fungus inhaled, prevalent in the southwestern United States, shows high mortality when disseminated.
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Veterans Administration Hospital
Armed Forces
United States
California
San Joaquin Valley
San Bernardino
Riverside
G. J. Clay Dies After 26 Years In East Long Beach
George J. Clay 75 long time market operator at 143 E Anaheim St. died at home. Long Beach resident 44 years and past president of East Long Beach Improvement Assn. Spanish American War veteran and Holy Name Society member. Survived by wife Maude and eight children. rosary at 8 pm Sunday, Requiem Mass 9 am Monday at St. Matthew's Church. Mortuary handling arrangements.
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George J. Clay
Anaheim St
St. Newport Ave
Clay
Long Beach
East Long Beach
Maude
George
Tom
Phil
Bill
Alice Jefford
Maude Metz
Lillian Skeith
John
Phillip
Lucy Scott
Alice, Buckholtz
St. Matthew's Church
Sheelar
eFadyan’ Mortuary
Nixon Portrait Gift From Japanese Artist to Nixon
A watercolor portrait of Richard Nixon by Japanese artist Kokan Ya surao is headed to Vice President Nixon. Ya surao, 55, first met Nixon in 1931 at Whittier College in Whittier, California, Nixon's alma mater.
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Tokyo
Richard Nixon
United States
Kokan Yasurao
Nixon
Whittier College
Whittier
Calif
Former Godfrey Manager Dies
James Peppe, 60, former manager for Arthur Godfrey, died of a heart attack while en route to Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Before retiring in 1945 because of a heart condition, Peppe managed bandleaders Sammy Kaye, Harry James and Buddy Rogers, and worked as a band man for the Columbia Broadcasting System.
Nicotine The Smoker Enigma in January Reader's Digest
A Reader's Digest January report details nicotine's effects from one cigarette and notes new lab findings on five denicotinized cigarettes and five filters. It explains heart rate, pituitary hormones, and blood pressure changes, and asks if smokers can quit.
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Reader's Digest
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