Electric Tool Firm Purchased In Cincinnati
The United States Electrical Tool Company in Cincinnati was bought by an unknown group acquiring all 2,000 outstanding shares. Attorney Sidney Brant said shares were purchased from President J. C. Smith and Vice President George E. Smith. The firm, founded 1896 in Dayton Kentucky, employs about 200, with a three story plant in Cincinnati and a Williamsburgh foundry. Price undisclosed.
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Cincinnati
United States Electrical Tool Company
Chase
Sidney Brant
J. C. Smith
George E. Smith
Williamsburg
Dayton
Columbus Police Recover Flares After Fire
Columbus police recovered about two dozen flares and 200 revolver shells stolen by youths after a fire at a war surplus store. The flares, fired from rifles, carry silk parachutes. Officials evicted curiosity seekers by planning a new fence around the yard. Police and fire teams recovered items yesterday at four South Side schools. some families returned flares fuses and shells to a fire station.
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Columbus
South Side
Shortage of trained men aids June graduates in job market
A widening shortage of trained professionals assists this year's college graduates. Big firms hire even those in draft ages for short-term work with job security upon return, while smaller firms seek veterans. Engineers are in strongest demand as defense needs rise, with 30,000 engineers needed annually and civilian industries absorbing about 50,000 in two years. Unemployment dips as defense production grows, and boards consider registering engineers up to age 70 to bolster reserves.
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Sam Dawson
NEW York
Northwestern National Life Insurance Company
Dartmouth College
University of Washington At
Seattle
Federal Bureau of Employment Security
Defense
Bureau
Robert C. Goodwin
Engineering Manpower Commission of the Engineers Joint Council
Council
Department of Commerce
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Insurance Company
Drake University
Universities Weigh Military Service and Job Offers
Amid wartime drafts, reports from University of Pittsburgh and University of Nebraska show varying employer responses. Pitt notes 1 A graduates receive fewer offers than veterans, while larger firms pay less attention to military status. Nebraska observes many employers signing quality men now, with openings upon return from service.
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University of Pittsburgh
University of Nebraska
Early Egyptians Used Volcanic Glass Razors Over 5000 Years Ago
Early Egyptian culture adopted razors made from volcanic glass, indicating advanced personal grooming practices more than five millennia ago. The discovery sheds light on ancient metalwork and social customs in their daily routines.
Students Grade Their Teachers At Wilmington College
Wilmington college officials announce a plan where students will rate instructors on A to F grades across about a score of points. Ratings cover knowledge of subject matter stimulation of intellectual curiosity preparation for lectures and ability to give feedback.
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Wilmington
Wilmington College
Student Senate Aims To Improve Teaching Quality
A student senate spokesman says the proposal calls for representative examinations and personal appearances to help professors identify strengths and weaknesses. The plan intends to help professors become more effective teachers overall.
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