Engineers Seek New Fields Amid Widespread Idle Reserves
A New York district volunteer committee wakes to broaden engineer work. Mining engineers suffer most, with up to five thousand out of work. The Federated American Engineering Societies report 8,105 unemployed nationwide and 126 openings in January.
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Infant Fine Speller Stuns Town with Long Words
Fern Waterman, a four and a half year old from the Oeark Hills near Eldridge Wisconsin, impresses crowds with his memory for difficult spellings like Mediterranean phalllst Deuteronomy and formaldehyde. He often performs in town with his parents and even helps travelers by pointing out station platform pauses and water breaks.
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