Where The Jobs Are In 1929 to 1962 United States
The article reviews a Labor Department study titled Employment and Earning Statistics. It shows job growth by region, with the South and West expanding fastest while the Midwest has the best wages. It notes factory work, regional wage patterns, and overall increases of about 80.7 percent across 23 years.
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U.S. Department of Labor
Horace Greeley
Great West
West
South
Midwest
East
Maryland
Delaware
Rocky Mountain
Southwest
Old South
Arizona
West Virginia
Michigan
Rocy Mountains
Montana
Kentucky
Missouri
Eisenhowers Choices for 1960 GOP Nomination
The Philadelphia Inquirer reports Dwight D. Eisenhower favored four candidates for the Republican nomination: Gov. William Scranton, Gov. George Romney, Sen. Thruston Morton, and General Lucius Clay. It notes Goldwater and Rockefeller loom as the only nationally known rivals, with Scranton and Romney seen as long-shots unlikely to rally broad support.
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The
Philadelphia Inquirer
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
George Romney
Michigan
Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
Lucius Clay
New York
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Scranton
Romney
Alf Landon
Kansas
Morton
Republican National Committee
Clay
Berlin
Eisenhower
Lawyers Mobilized for World Peace Through Law Center
The first worldwide meeting of lawyers and judges under Charles S Ryne formed plans for a World Peace Through Law Center in Athens Greece as the site for research a clearing house and teaching exchanges to promote international law and peace through law with focus on small and emerging nations.
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Organization of the World Peace Through Law Center
Charles S. Ryne
Washington
American Bar Association
Athens
Greece
Capitol Faces West Facade Crisis After Update
Capitol architecture chief J George Stewart warns the west face may collapse from a ground tremor or plane crash near Washington. An additional 20 million is needed to face lift the west facade, risking a joint session with the President Cabinet and Supreme Court in attendance.
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Capitol
Congress
J. George Stewart
Supreme Court
Writing on the wall condemns the guilty
A quotation from Martin Tupper asserts that wrongdoing will eventually reveal itself to all, even if the world does not declare the offender guilty.
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Martin Tupper
Washington Report on Temporary Taxes in Congress
The piece notes the ongoing debate over extending Korean War excise taxes, with hopes waning for tax reform. It discusses House and Senate tensions, civil rights legislation, and the likelihood of delay or alteration of tax measures. It highlights the telephone tax and its revenue impact, plus remarks from Senators Dirksen and Young.
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House of Representatives
Wilbur Mills
Arkansas
Ways and Means Committee
House
Senate
Frank Carlson
Kansas
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
United States
Young
Congress
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Rockefeller
G.O.P
Everett Dirksen
Rockefeller Risks Western Civil Rights Push Backlash
Column argues Governor Nelson Rockefeller uses civil rights to revive a flagging 1964 presidential bid. It warns his stance alienates Republican leaders and risks branding the GOP as a white man's party while benefiting liberal Democrats.
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Washington
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
G.O.P
Miami Beach
Kennedy
Rockefeller
Senate
Congress
Mirror Of The Mind And Tattooing In War Era Psychology
The text notes a fear of committing to future plans and distrust of personal capacity leading to avoidance. It reports WWII era beliefs linking tattoos to mental illness, finding no such link and noting many subjects were intoxicated. It advises accepting life’s bad with good and maintaining firm resolve to avoid repeated traps.
Recreation department board forms in City
Ten years ago the City Recreation department created with Fuzz Barnes as head lists members Jim Sanders Mrs Joe Turner Fred Bentley Blaine Parrish Peyton Hurst and Glen Dutcher. Nearby, Mrs W C Newton spoke to the Comanche County Council for Mentally Retarded Children about the special education school in Denver.
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City Recreation Department
Fuzz Barnes
Jim Sanders
Joe Turner
Fred Bentley
Blaine Parrish
Peyton Hurst
Glen Dutcher
W. C. Newton
Washington
Association For Childhood Education
Comanche County Council For
Denver
Oklahoma turnpikes set as I-35 route discussions cooled
In Oklahoma the top half of the Eastern Turnpike seems ready. Oklahoma City annexes more land as civic leaders discuss potential barge traffic on the Red River at the city’s door.
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Riddie
Oklahoma City
Red River
Cost of engagement rings tops wedding expenses
Sylvia Porter reports from Tiffany & Co on the true wedding budget for grooms focusing on engagement rings. She notes the typical diamond ring costs about $227 to $230, with most grooms buying matched rings and bands averaging around $91, while other wedding costs are minor in comparison.
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New York
Tiffany & Co
U. S
Tiffany's
Pliny
Hitler
Germany
American Gem Society of
Los Angeles
Society
Auto Industry Boom Signals Strong Economic Outlook
Washington reports that the expanding auto industry lifts overall prosperity as 14 percent of the workforce ties to auto manufacturing and services. Forecasts project 1965 sales at 7.5 million, rising to 10 million by 1975, with rising disposable income and credit fueling growth and more multi car families.
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Washington
America
General Motors
Robert J. Eggert
Ford Motor Co
Eggert
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
University of Michigan
U. S
Almanac Today July 12 1963 Historical Highlights
Friday marks the 172nd day of 1963 with Venus Jupiter and Saturn visible morning stars and Mars as the evening star. Notable events include Julius Caesar born in 100 B C and Congress authorizing the Medal of Honor in 1862 along with early 20th century film history.
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Venus
Jupiter
Saturn
Mars
B.C
Julius Caesar
Moscow
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Roscoe Watson
Rt. 1
Julius H. Johnston
Lawton City Schools
L. B. Johnson
Lawton
Baptist Women’s Missionary Union
Oklahoma
Sylvia Porter
Peter Edson
U.S
Automobile Manufacturers Assn
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