Good Jobs Go Begging in Pharmacy Demand
Hal Boyle reports a pharmacist shortage as college enrollments fall. About 105000 registered pharmacists exist, with 99000 employed in 55009 drug stores, yet strength is needed for growing health demand and hospital research roles.
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Hal Boyle
Seige
Sepemnibie Senilkase
al Ings
Carl Willingham
National Assn
American Assn. of Colleges of Pharmacy
United States
Pension bill targets federal workers over felonies and Fifth Amendment tests
The proposed administration bill would strip pensions from federal employees convicted of felonies or who invoke the Fifth Amendment before a grand jury, potentially covering civilians, military, veterans, lawmakers, and staff. It mentions Hiss by implication and cites past state actions against legislative pensions.
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Alger Hiss
Hiss
Legislative Branch
James M. Curley
U.S
Boston
Massachusetts
J. Parnell Thomas
Andrew J. May
Civil Service Commission
May
Thomas
Truman
John Carter Vincent
State Department
Dulles
Vincent
Sen. McCarthy
Sen. McCarran
Oliver E. Clubb
Ss Becene
Goodwin B. Watson
William E. Dodd, Jr
Robert Morss Lovett
Martin Dies
Texas
House Un-American Activities
Omer Sprthee
House Post Office and Civil Service
Housing down payment rules spark industry victory debate
The text contrasts 1951 housing down payment rules with Senate and House versions. It notes down payments at $500 on 10 000 and $1000 on 12 000 under 95/75 schemes, while current law requires 2000 for a 10 090 home. It links potential gains for builders to mandatory terms and cites broader housing starts and economic signals from Burns Mason and the Fed.
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Senate
Federal Housing Administration
House
U.S. Commerce and Labor Departments
Arthur F. Burns
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
F H.A
Norman P. Mason
Federal Reserve Board
Paul H. Douglas
Dun and
Bradstreet
Admission Of Red China To UN Sparks Bipartisan Debate
Washington voices fray over admitting Red China to the United Nations with senators warning of damage to UN prestige and risks to Korea and Asia. Lyndon Johnson, Knowland, Lehman, Fulbright weigh consequences while advocating or opposing swift action.
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China
Washington
Sinc Agi Neras
Vebie
Adlai Stevesson
Isetve
Knowland
Ace
Americ
United Nations
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Pan Knowland
Lehman
New York
Bel Ma
U.N
Johnson
Red China
Fulbright
Arkansas
Japan
Asia
Philippines
Southeast Asia
Korea
Washington gossip about Weeks Nixon and Mason
Secretary Weeks and Harvard reunion prank reveal mislaid memories as Nixon receives Ethiopian Grand Cordon with humor from Ambassador Deressa. Willard Hotel lunch with Lowell Mason highlights the quietly influential federal trade official.
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Haile Selassie
Ethiopis
Sniree
Red Sea
Joe Martin
Star of
Ethiopia
Mme
Yilma Deressa
Diffi
Nixon
Martin
Willard Hotel
Lowell B. Mason
Washington
Man Compared With Ape In Thoughtful Book Review
The author discusses a book arguing that evolution does not guarantee civilization and that humans may be less advanced than apes in some respects. It cites Lewinson’s claims about chimpanzees learning tasks, animal communication, and the limits of human knowledge.
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Dr. Lewinson
Rain halts two hour outdoor speech by southern politician
A two hour outdoor speech by a southern politician was interrupted by rain. The piece notes the weather and includes stray commentary about traffic, vacations, and poison ivy, reflecting a mood of distraction and caution.
Humane Association urges custody of pets during vacations
Pet owners are warned against abandoning dogs and cats while away. The Humane Association urges calling the shelter, which will care for the animals and find new homes, stressing the kindness of taking pets to the shelter rather than leaving them on roads or at farms.
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Peacock Alley
National Association of Piano Tuners
Humane Association
Hamilton Exchange
Trenton
Hamilton Road
the Humane Association
Marvin Heltman
Dorothy Kilgallen Reflects On Specialization And Daily Ironies
In a column of quick anecdotes Kilgallen notes modern specialization from vet quirks to mailboxes labeled New York City and Out of Town. She jokes about birthday resolutions and Hollywood trends while teasing readers with sharp, era-specific humor.
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Pip
Mn Satt
Toby
Peerlers Town
N.Y. City
Jack Carter
Sammy Davis
Sammy Davis Jr
Schweitzer
Astrological Outlook for Late Season Birthdays and Prospects
The reading notes some disappointments from planetary formations in the forenoon but promises smoother matters with beneficent vibrations. It forecasts financial gain and occupational advancement through the summer months with more opportunities later in the year, advising restraint in emotional business decisions.
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Eane
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Discord
David Lawrence
George Dixon
Sinclair Weeks
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Weeks
Iightening
Eisenhower
Erich Brandeis
Lewinson
Australia
Dave Regan
The
Dorothy Kilgallen
Hollywood
Dr. Kildare - Smith
Dr. Christian
Estrellita
Dennis the Menace
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