Technically Trained Grads Face Easy Job Hunt Says Reports
Business Mirror notes that technically trained college graduates will be sought by industry as engineers and scientists remain in short supply. The American Chemical Society and Engineers Joint Council warn demand for chemists engineers and physicists is rising, with the atomic age boosting need. High schools are urged to boost math basics to curb shortages, while the Korean War draft and postwar boom compound enrollment pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Apostles of
Corporation
American Chemical Society
Engineers Joint Council
Scientific Manpower Commission
Council
Leslie R. Goves
Kidney Slow Down May Bring Restless Nights
When kidney function slows down many folks experience backache headaches dizziness and fatigue. Minor bladder irritations from cold or diet can cause waking at night or frequent urination. Doan's Pills offer a mild diuretic relief claimed to help the kidneys flush out waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Doan
Cincinnati man given life for second degree murder
William Cornelius, 47, was sentenced in Cincinnati yesterday to life imprisonment for the second degree murder of Alice Foster. Foster was shot and killed on September 3, 1951.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
William Cornelius
Alice Foster
Worry Clinic Case Shows Lie Detector Halting Teen Pregnancy
Dr. George W. Crane discusses Lois P a teen girl who lied about paternity to force a shotgun wedding. The tale highlights how the lie detector exposed her deception and saved Harry and his family from an unjust marriage. The column notes the detector’s value in bastardy cases and its broader court usefulness.
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Lois
Harry
Marry
Varry
University of Tennessee College of Law
Treasury to Stop Pushing $25 E Bonds
Washington officials told Congress they will curb selling the $25 E bond and boost savings bonds by about one billion dollars this year by focusing on larger denominations. Treasury foresees total E and H bonds sales around $5.3 billion, up from $4.36 billion in 1953, while the $25 bond represented about 68 percent of units sold yet half of them were cashed by mid year after issuance.
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Washington
Treasury
Congress
Earl O. Shreve
House
E. L. Kilby
Public Debt
Dayton Attorney Robert E. Cowden Sr Dies
Robert E. Cowden Sr., a Dayton attorney since 1908, died in Dayton at age 67. The text discusses lie detectors as a crime detection aid, noting about 80 percent of cases show innocence and suggesting further testing in the remaining cases. It compares lie detectors to fingerprinting and mentions instances like Harry as grateful testimonies to the tool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Ohio
Robert E. Cowden Sr
Harry
Malenkov Hails Soviet Chinese Friendship Pact Anniversary
Soviet Premier Georgi Malenkov toasted the fourth anniversary of the Soviet Chinese Friendship Pact at a Chinese Embassy reception in Moscow. Attending were Khrushchev Bulganin and Mikoyan Ka ganovich, praising China as a bastion of peace and calling the link unbreakable.
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Moscow
Georgi Malenkov
China
Kremlin
Communist Party
N. S. Khrushchev
Nikolai Bulganin
Lazar Kaganovich
A. I. Mikoyan
Communist People's Republic
Malenkov
Asia
Russia
Oe Link
Portsmouth Woman Dies In Crash Near Friendship
Portsmouth Ohio reports Mrs. Martha E Reed 80 died when a car driven by her daughter Mrs Hanna Funk 64 crashed into a ditch near Friendship. Another passenger Mrs Lucille Legier 67 was seriously injured. All three were Portsmouth residents.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
Martha E. Reed
Friendship
Hanna Funk
Lucille Legier
Real Estate Transfers and Cancellations Digest Middletown Area
A compilation of real estate transfers lists multiple parcels exchanged between individuals and entities with stated prices, including Middletown owners such as Dan and Mary Magyars, Eva Morris, J E Tackettt, William Freeze, Dale Beiser, O L Lansow, Dewey Beaty, Earl Smith, Eugene Allen, Herbert Schul, Don Fry, and Albert Laren. several transfers note no tax, and cancellations show First National Bank dealings with John Gilbert and others. The closing sentence references agricultural guidance on corn on well-drained land and erosion-free conditions.
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Dan Magyars
Mary Magyars
Eva Morris
Admx
E. W. Washington
J. E. Tackettt
Charles Kinser
William Freeze
Stephen Settich
Dale Beiser
Harry Martindale
West Ridge
O. L. Lansow
Hubert Egelston
Wayne
Dewey Beaty
Paul Cavin
Country Acres
Earl Smith
Jacqueline Smith Irons
Eugene Allen
Thomas Baird Jr
Monrovia
Herbert Schul
Donald Jordan
Graham
Don Fry
Marlene Fry
William Fry
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MORI
William J. Miller
King Features. Inc
George W. Crane
Lois P
Middletown
Ass’n
Central Ave
DOXOL
Trenton
Albert Laren
First Nat's Bnk
John Gilbert
William D.long
South Bend
Ind
William Heerman
Wiedemann
First Ave
Curtis ST
Wiedemann’s
Wiedemanns
Ac AM Research
Teshns
Gam
Whio-Tv
Vance
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