Harvard Business School Students Learn Real World Training
Harvard Business School focuses on case histories and production, marketing, finance, and administration practice. Students study real business problems using illustrated features and firm-provided cases to prepare for post graduate careers in various sectors, with many graduates securing job offers and salaries around 300 dollars monthly.
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Mmost
Bernard Baruch
Henry Morgenthau Jr
the Treasury
Baruch
Mor- Renthay
Joba
Ne. 1
All Corps
Otder
Tale
Armed Services
Officer Assigned Lt Col Goseon Wu to 368th Major Port
Lt Col A B Packer announced in Los Angeles that Rich of 145 Scott St has been assigned to the 368th Major Port Organized Reserve Corps. The unit instructor conveyed the update today.
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Goseon Wu. Rich
Scott St
Organized Reserve Corps
A. 8. Packer
Los Angeles
Pulitzer Prize Novelist Writes on Air Transport History
SANTETE NM UK reports Oliver La Farge, Pulitzer winner for Laughing Boy, is composing a history of the Air Transport Command. The former Air Corps lieutenant colonel, with 45 assistants, plans a comprehensive, factual study derived from 50 volumes of ATC material and 10 volumes on the China India run. He aims for a year end title The Eagle in the Ege and notes fiction holds less appeal now while Santa Fe fuels his work and grants quiet to write.
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Santete
Feweston
Fle
Air Transport
Air Corps
Oliver la Farge
A.I. C
Air Transport Command
la Farge
la ‘Farge
Sinclair Lewis
Theodore Dreiser
Santa Fe
New York
Tim
New
Yorke
Cabby Cleared in Stork Emergency Right of Way
Chicago Oct 23 cab driver Donald Coyer 32 had a speeding charge dismissed after testimony that he was rushing an expectant mother Shirtee Delman 20 to a hospital. Judge John J Griffin ruled emergency right of way for taxis during medical rushes and said 50000 expectant mothers would pray for him.
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Chicago
Traffc
John J. Griffin
Donald Coyer
Shirtee Delman
Kidnaper Runs Victim Down In Philadelphia
A high school girl, Alice Sanchez, was run down by a motorist, beaten with a tire iron, and driven along back roads for hours before she was released. State Police report she was walking home from a trolley when a car with a young man at the wheel struck her and pulled her into the car. She was exhausted and faint but not molested while in the vehicle according to the officer.
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Philadelphia
Maurice Wil Here
Alice Sanchez
Mani
Alice
Wilhere
Truman weighs call for special session on European aid
The White House weighs a special session to advance European aid and the Marshall plan. President Truman and top officials meet with Congressional leaders amid uncertainty over political hurdles and timing for funding this four year aid program.
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Luncil Witil Anderson
White House
Truman
Agriculture Department
Agriculture
Anderson
Sen
Taft
Ohio
Martin
R-Mass
Commodity Credit Corporation
Death sentence commuted for U S air force serviceman
FORYO Oct. 23 The Far East Air Force today said President Truman commuted the death sentence of Carl Havalda of Carasse Michigan who was found guilty of murder in a case involving the slaying of five Japanese. Four other enlisted men court martialed with Havalda received commuted life terms to 30 years each by the War Department. They are Cpl George Craig Winchester Ohio Cpl Willard Grooms Seaman Ohio Pvt B W Harper Stab Kay and Pvt Edward W Smith Savannah Georgia.
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Far East Air Force
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Carl. Havalda
Carasse
Mich
Tayalda
War Department
George Craig
Winchester
Ohio
Willard Grooms
Seaman
Pe. B. W. Harper
Stab
Kay
Pyt
Edward
W. Smith
Savannah
Deaf Couple Weds After Half Century Courtship
William Clark McClure, 84, of Lovelock Nevada, and Alberta Littlejohn, 81, of Oakland California, both deaf mute, finally married after fifty years. Their romance began in San Francisco and Santa Rosa, paused when McClure moved to Nevada, renewed at a deaf mutes club, and culminated at McClure’s niece's home in Los Angeles.
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Angeles
William Clark McClure
Lovelock
Nev
Alberta Littlejohn
Oakland
Calif
San Francisco
Santa Rosa
Nevada
Deaf Mutes’ Club
McClure
Pearl Buford
World’s largest aerial camera fleet resumes Alaska survey
The nine eyed giant mounted on a Coast Guard B 17 resumes mapping Alaska’s coastline from British Columbia to Point Barrow. Lt G Taylor leads the project with one civilian and seven Coast Guard crewmen aboard. the $40 000 camera weighs 350 pounds and travels 14 000 feet above land.
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Nome
Alaska
Coast Guard
Boeing Field
Alaga
The
Aleutians
Moe
Coast’ and Geodetic Field
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Taylor
Byrer
Hale
Comdr. C. S. Reading
Adak
British Columbia
Point Barrow
Canadian
Fifty Hiroshima notes spark call for new mobilization plan
During a congressional hearing Johnson cites sources for war inevitability and attacks labor, military attach reports, and cabinet opposition to mobilization. He warns against another war and urges a United States industrial mobilization plan to deter any future attack by building unmatched strength.
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Ron
Tebngon
Russia
Germany
Europe
Johnson
CIC
Perkins
Laat Sen.Ferguson
Rmich
Roosevelt
Woodring Johnson
Woodring
Hirohimas
United States
Hiroshima
Oldest Saline County Women to Serve as Centennial Queen Attendants
Harrisburg Illinois this weekend Saline County honors its centennial with a unique pageant. The oldest woman will be named queen and her attendants will be the next four oldest women from among county natives over 80. The selection occurs during ceremonies honoring 125 residents aged over 80.
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Harrisburg
III
Saline County
Fish Replies to Vishinsky at United Nations
Former U S Representative Hamilton Fish denounces Soviet charges as propaganda at the United Nations General Assembly. He calls Vishinsky’s attack an attempt to smear anti Communist efforts in America and defends exposing Communist influence in his book The Red Plotters. He says opposing war with Soviet Russia remains consistent.
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New York
Andrei A. Vishinsky
Breedam
U. S
Hamilton Fish
Fish
Rugsia
United Nations General Assembly
Newburgh
Vishinsky
America
Moscow
United States
Tam
Veteran Aid Forum Details State Benefits for Veterans
A state representative will explain veteran benefits at the Veterans Service Center on BAL W. Broadway from 9 to 10 a.m. The session aims to clarify aid options for veterans and qualified dependents.
Paris Prices Jump as War Squeeze Hits Daily Life
Paris residents face rising costs with bread up 24 percent in September and milk up 91 percent, while eggs cost about $2.10 a dozen and meat climbs 40 percent. Respondents blame bad administration, black market, and political factions for the high living costs two years after liberation.
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Daris
U.P
Paris
Stone
France
United Press
Cherbourg
Vital Statistics Birth Notices From Wilmington Area
A long list of birth announcements from Wilmington and surrounding communities notes newborn boys and girls with parent names and residence. Entries include dates in October and involve numerous families, with variation in surnames and street addresses across the region.
Death penalty sought for Dr Lloyd I Ross in Texas murder trial
Fayette County Attorney John C Marburger urged the electric chair for Dr Lloyd I Ross a 3 year old San Antonio surgeon on trial in La Grange on murder charges. He argued the doctor showed no mercy toward Willard York his wife their son and mother slain May 25 on a Comal County ranch road as the trial opened before Judge J R Fuchs.
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LA Grange
Texas
Lloyd I. Ross
San Antonio
Fayette County
John C. Marburger
Ives
Willard
York
Comal County
J. R. Fuchs
Local Briefs from Wide Awake Rebekah Lodge and Scottich Rite
Covered Irish luncheon at noon Friday in Masonie Temple 835 Locust Ave. The 11th degree will be conserved by Lodge of Perfection Friday evening in Scottich Rite Cathedral 457 Elm Ave Aubrey Parks in charge Townsend Club No. 2 191 W Fifth St 7:40 p.m. tomorrow Lilly Mercer will report on state council meeting and install club officers. A two car crash on 28th St and Della Ave left Dewey Davenport 49 with a deep scalp laceration. He was taken to Naval Hospital. Melvin Lindsey 20 escaped injury.
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Rebekah
Sewing Club
Rebekah Lodge
Masonie Temple
Locust Ave
Lodge of Perfection
Scottigh Rite
Elm’ Ave
Aubrey BR. Parks
Townsend Club
Lilly M.mercer
Fifth St
State Council
28Th St
Della Ave
Dewey Davinport
Daisy Ave
Naval Hospital
Melvin E. Lindsey
W. Bist St
Insurance Man Wins National Title in Sales
Local insurer Lowel W. Johnson of 2444 Pacific Ave tops national sales in June, earning an all expenses paid trip to a company convention at the Desert Inn Bakersfield. He shares the honor with W Larry Owen of 32 Coronado Ave as top regional sellers.
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Lowel W. Johnson
Pacific Ave
United States
Johnson
Desert Inn
Bakersfield
W. Larry Owen
Coronado Ave
Ramadier Brands De Gaulle and Reds as Enemies
Paris Oct 23 premier Ramadier accused General Charles De Gaulle and the Communist party of policies that could destroy France. He urged unity and warned that union agitation risks economic collapse, calling the Fourth Republic’s fate at stake amid a cabinet overhaul.
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Paris
Pau
Ramadier
Charles de Gaulle
Planning Urged Along With Aid
Washington October 23 A UPA Democrat on the Senate foreign relations committee urged that direct relief and rehabilitation of Europe must be part of long range planning. Senator Thomas of Utah said prosperity requires allowing Europe to create wealth using its resources and warned that relief alone would benefit black market operators and money speculators. He said both relief and Europe’s own efforts to fix money troubles are essential.
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UPA
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Europe
Thomas
Utah
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