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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1952
Page
12
A new study from authors Ernest Wavemann and Patricia S. West says college “greasy grind” graduates earn more than top students and hold key jobs. It profiles the typical graduate as married with a child, owning a home, politically conservative, Protestant, churchgoing, and more financially successful than non graduates.
Williams and McClure faced burglary charges for stealing household articles from the Brackney home at 3843 Weston Pl. Williams, 20, Cypress, admitted burglary and probation violation from an assault case and was committed to the Youth Authority by Superior Judge Fred Miller. McClure, 23, was placed on probation March 11.
The Albanian Communist regime opened a new transmitter in Tirana, strengthening its propaganda. The broadcasts will be beamed to Italy, Central Europe and the Middle East, enhancing outreach of state media internationally.
San Francisco April 2 The Chinese Communists hint that their germ warfare charges against Korea counter Allied propaganda. Peiping radio says a commission investigated American germ warfare and that 226 germ drops occurred from Jan 28 to March 15 with over twenty types of infected items listed.
Hollywood reports singer Peter Olaf Eagle named the Eagle receives a $100,000 life insurance policy from Mitchell May Jr. Co. of Los Angeles through Lippert Pictures Inc. The unusual policy insures his flight from Europe to New York for the April 10 Valley of the Eagles premiere and covers standard risks when he flies on scheduled air lines.
Los Angeles reports that within eight years the demand for engineering graduates will be 60 percent above probable supply. Dr Dwight W Chapman of the University of Michigan told the Council of Guidance and Personnel Associations that military demands have sharply reduced the pool of trained manpower.
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