Job Clinic Radio Jobs Pay Well If You Fill The Bi
AP features describe broadcasting as a young dynamic field with growing prospects and high rewards for qualified graduates. The industry employs about 37,000 full time plus 25,000 part time and freelance workers. Talent roles dominate 36 percent, technicians 23 percent, and sales nearly 10 percent, with career paths from small stations to networks and freelance work.
Musical Instrument Puzzle Across Horizont and Vertical Clues
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Radio Broadcasting Faces Tight Job Market and TV Growth
The article notes scarce employer obscurity in large operations and highlights fierce competition, rising standards, and the need for constant training to retain and advance staff. It discusses television as a disruptive force that has grown rapidly, creating new job types and expanding opportunities for broadcasters.
Booster Quarters Closed for Summer
St Johns Booster Club in the school basement will close for summer vacation. Ray Wills says sisters use the building during Sisters Home remodeling. Next meeting set for Sunday August 21 to discuss plans for the year.
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St. John’s Booster Club
Ray Wills
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Wills
New Peptic Ulcer Tablet Reported By AMA
An American Medical Association report from Atlantic City cites a new ulcer treatment using tablets with sodium carboxymethylcellulose and a touch of magnesium oxide. Researchers Bralow and Spellberg say the drug coats the stomach lining and buffers acidity for extended periods, promising strong overall effectiveness and warranting broader trials.
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American Medical Association
S. P. Bralow
Hines Veterans Hospital
Hines, Ul
M. A. Spellberg
University of Illinois School of Medicine
Armamentarium
YMCA Girls Swim Schedule Announced by Director Johnson
The YMCA announced a summer swim schedule for girls. Opening day is Tuesday June 14. Midget and grade school girls meet at 2 p m on Tuesdays and Thursdays, junior high at 3 p m, high school at 7 p m Tuesdays and 3 p m Thursdays, with learn to swim at 1 30 p m.
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YMCA
John Johnson
Johnson
GE cuts prices on seven television sets nationwide
General Electric announced price reductions ranging from 20 to 100 for seven television models. The move marks a broad discount campaign across its TV lineup, signaling competitive pressure in the consumer electronics market.
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NEW York
General Electric Company
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