Job placements hit new peak during May
May figures from the Ohio Employment division show 22 736 jobs filled by the Employment Service since November 1948 with third consecutive monthly gains. There were 178 892 jobseekers seeking work at month end, nearly three quarters of them men. Manufacturing hiring rose 15 percent from April and railroads construction firms and private households led non manufacturing gains.
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Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Employment Service
Ohio Employment Division
Teaching music history with records in schools
Schools use phonograph records to teach music and history but many teachers fail to engage students. Major labels offer educational discs such as Columbia History of Music and History Speaks plus Masterpieces of Literature. Records are cheaper and safer than films, and teachers can request catalogs from companies.
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Chimd:en
Columbia
Victor Records
Latin America
Decca
Traffic Court Justice Openings Se announced
The traffic office seeks applicants for two open positions as traffic court justices. Interested students should contact Les Morgan to apply.
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Les Morgan
Is Singing The Perfect Escape
Francis Farrara argues that people sing across moods and classes for therapy and escape. From Blues to Broadway a psychologist would say songs reflect inner reality rather than reveal true feelings. The piece ends noting you cannot judge people by the songs they sing.
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Haworth
Strand
52Nd St
Reverse Quiz Answers and Questions Challenge Readers
A playful quiz presents 16 answers and their matching questions. It invites readers to test how many they can pair correctly, mixing humor and wordplay with references to professors, places, and common phrases from the period.
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Massachusetts State
Amherst
California
Pennsylvania
The Kent Stater Employee Editorial Staff Note
The Kent Stater listing shows roles for editors and departments including news sports society feature and photography. It notes publishing days Tuesday to Friday during the school year and Tuesday and Friday in summer. Subscription price is $2 per year.
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Edito
Society
Kent Stater
Summer Time Fever At Eight Or Ten Quarter Hours Of Book Larnin
The memo notes a sweltering August session for students with 3500 readers expected to verify the heat. It jokes about cooler winter lyrics and hints at morale tricks. Readers are teased with a light overheard item about Rita and her tiger hunter husband meeting Kipling and the couple’s oui. The piece ends with a self deprecating apology for weather induced writer’s block and a retreat to the swimming hole.
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Crecraft
Rita-Aly Alley
Political Science Department
Rita
Rudyard Kipling
Kipling
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