Shortage of engineers threatens national security
The Wall Street Journal reports a severe national shortage of engineers as major firms race to recruit grads from Carnegie Tech and KU. With 380 to 1,000 expected job offers per graduating class, companies like Glenn L. Martin, Pratt & Whitney, Westinghouse, and Ford intensify recruitment. EMC and education stats show demand outpacing supply, and experts warn the gap could hinder defense and economic growth for years.
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Pittsburgh
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Glenn L. Martin Co
Baltimore
United Aircraft Corp
Pratt & Whitney Division
East Hartford
Conn
H. E. Humphreys Jr
U. S. Rubber Co
W. H. Megary
Philadelphia
Buttrick & Megary Agency
Morris T. Carpenter
Indiana
Engineers face growing demand amid postwar shortages
Recruitment chiefs warn of a tightening market as engineering graduates remain scarce while industries expand into atomic energy, guided missiles, and jet aviation. Starting salaries rise, with reports of engineers earning up to 8 000 a year and increases around 5 to 10 percent versus 1950, as graduates command top offers in California and across the United States.
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Engineering Manpower Commission
U.S
Food Machinery
Proneers Mies
Ray Kaletta
McDonnell Air
T A Roselund
Boston
Ben
West Coast
William Kuhns
Anderson
Pittsburgh
California
Detroit
Wayne University
E. Craig Sweeten
University of Pennsylvania
Tide Water Associated Oil Co
Carnegie Tech
Westinghouse
Seeing Eyes for Planes
United Air Lines announces a four million dollar program to fit 200 transports with airborne radar capable of penetrating heavy rain and revealing flight corridors through storms.
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Los Angeles
United Air Lines
Turnpike Authority Members Run Similar to State Bodies
Kansas Turnpike Authority has seven members four appointed by the governor with terms of one to four years and three ex officio members from highways and legislature. Vacancies filled by the governor or legislative leaders. removal for malfeasance possible. Members are paid per diem up to 2500 annually, with director of highways unpaid per turnpike duty, and all expenses reimbursed from Authority funds. Four members form a quorum with four votes needed for action.
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Kansas Turnpike Authority
Kansas University
Turnpike Authority
State Director of
Committee On
State Senate
Committee
State House of Representatives
Highway Commission
Legislative Committee
Director of Highways
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