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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1949
Page
8
The Philadelphia Orchestra finished its England tour with a season deficit of 78712 dollars. A remaining deficit of 32516 dollars from prior seasons leaves the orchestra $110,929 in arrears.
Editor notes a June graduate job market shift from clerical shortages to over-supply nationwide. West coast and many regions show excess applicants, while Chicago Milwaukee Omaha report shortages. Demand rises for better trained beginners and stenographers. engineers see selective hiring, with higher starting pay in shortage areas and similar or better prospects for June grads overall.
Richard Ney and his bride Pauline Settle McMartin wed in San Diego yesterday. The couple plans a honeymoon in New York London Paris and Rome. The bride wore a Howard Greer heavy brown faille gown.
The 117th installment of a recurring fal stvertisamants series appears with promotional notes for weekly Friday events. This item references ongoing broadcasts and mentions Hit or Wach as the featured theme or sponsor.
NEW LONDON Conn June 17 UM Undersecretary of the Navy Kimball outlined a future of high speed deep running submarines capable of firing guided missiles. He warned two world wars nearly lost to submarine action and said future wars will feature even more destructive undersea warfare with faster longer range subs and missiles.
The Planning Commission held an early hearing yesterday at City Hall on amending the city county master plan to designate Stearns Street as a secondary highway. The proposal would widen Stearns from Newport Avenue to the San Gabriel River channel, making it an 80 foot right of way.
The A F L International Ladies Garment Workers Union opens its radio station named for President Franklin D Roosevelt in New York on June 17 with an inaugural broadcast last night on FM. Mrs. Franklin D Roosevelt and Mayor William O Dwyer participated. Radio Station WFDR will be operated as a nonprofit. David Dubinsky of ILG A U announced the station’s nonprofit operation. The commission will hold a hearing July 7 at 21 a m. to review the matter.
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