Pharmacy Jobs Exceed Supply
HAL BOYLE reports a shortage of trained pharmacists as enrollment in pharmacy colleges drops 25 percent. Despite 105000 registered pharmacists and 55000 drugstores, demand grows with health interest and population. Four years of college plus internship lead to licensure and strong upward mobility, including store-management roles and high earnings. George Burrus, once a soda clerk, now leads Peoples Drugstore with 151 stores and a 51 million dollar volume.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Carl Willingham
National Association of Chain Drugstores
American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy
United States
Willingham
George B. Burrus
Peoples Drugstore
Hull's Son Rejects Congress Race Plan
Hull, son of the late Rep Merlin Hull, says he will not run for the Ninth Congressional District seat. He cites poor health after several weeks of pneumonia and notes incumbent Lester Johnson of Black River Falls seeks re election.
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Black River Falls
Perry Hull
Merlin Hull
Ninth
Hull
Jackson County
Republican Organization
Lester Johnson
Deaths Across Nations Prompt Remembrance
The Death Record notes Gabriel Pascal aged 60, trusted by George Bernard Shaw, died Tuesday in New York. Julio Acosta Garcia, 82, Costa Rica’s president from 1920 to 1924, died in San Jose. Frank M. Fay, 71, longtime Boston Post reporter, died Tuesday in Boston. In Barranquilla, Colombia, red traffic lights display advertisements.
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Associated Press
New York
Gabriel Pascal
George Bernard Shaw
San Jose
Costa Rica
Julio Acosta Garcia
Boston
Frank M. Fay
The
Boston Post
Barranquilla
Colombia
Tolerance Was Fatal infiltrating Reds Gave Guatemala Terror Reign
Guatemalan government toppled the pro Communist regime after Jacobo Arbenz Guzman abdicated, Col. Elfego Monzon and Col. Carlos Castillo Armas leading a new anti Communist junta. Communists used labor unions and media to gain leverage, while anti Red purges intensified with arrests torture and executions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvaro Contreras
Guatemala
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
U. S
Central America
Juan Jose Arevalo
Octubre
Congress
Arevalo
Col
Elfego Monzon
Interior
Col. Monzon
Arbenz
Carlos Castillo Armas
Liberation Army
Francisco Javier Arana
General Labor Federation
Farm Workers Federation
Guatemalan Rebellion Brings Wide Repression and Fear
The report recalls a brutal crackdown as Col. Carlos Castillo Armas launches the rebellion. Over 700 detained and tortured, with arrests rising as anti-Communists seek refuge in embassies only to be seized later. Families hostage, homes raided, and Perfecto Villegas killed amid government violence. News curtailed by police constraints, as Guatemalans hope for relief and restored standing in the Americas.
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Tion
Col
Carlos Castillo Armas
Army of Liberation
Perfecto Villegas
Col. Castillo
Hubby Snoring Seen As Affection Says Briton
Glasgow report notes Dr A H Douthwaite claims husbands snores reflect affection in a case discussed at a British Medical Association conference. He says snoring may stem from race memory to deter night marauders and suggests wives view the noise as a sign of fondness. The piece ends with a population density fact about Italy.
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Glasgow
Scotland
A. H. Douthwaite
British Medical Association
Douthwaite
Life Insurance Growth Across the United States
New York report notes a dramatic rise in life insurance since World War II with in force totals growing from 122 billion in 1941 to 304 billion at the start of this year and 24 million new policyholders added. Policy payments reached 4.541 billion in 1953, with 79 percent of U S families owning some policy and high ownership in higher income groups. Delaware boasts the most per family at 9100 dollars, while Mississippi shows the least at 2400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Institute of Life Insurance
U. S
Arizona
New Mexico
Florida
Massachusetts
Delaware
Connecticut
New Jersey
Mississippi
Arkansas
World Moslems Count Estimated at 370 Million
The National Geographic Society estimates there are 370 million Muslims worldwide, highlighting the global scale of the faith and its diverse communities across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
National Geographic Society
Units in Germany Get Atom Weapons
U. S. Army Secretary Robert T. Stevens said in Frankfurt that American forces in Germany are well equipped with atomic weapons and that guided missiles will be added to Europe defense. He noted the Air Force already fields missiles in West Germany and the Army deploys 30 280 millimeter cannons west of the Rhine capable of firing atomic warheads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfurt
Germany
U. S. Army
Robert T. Stevens
Europe
Zi Aa Scout Reg 42.50 Auto Radio A Value
A brief classified item lists a Zi Aa scout reg item priced at 42.50 with related auto radio value mention. The readable fragment suggests a sale or listing with monetary figure and product notion. Further details are not legible in the OCR snippet.
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