Government hunts 1955 grads in race with industry
Washington reports a high stakes bid to hire about 9,000 1955 graduates as private firms offer record salaries. Civil Service and State Department recruit across labs and campuses, with exams modernized and openings for diplomats and technical roles.
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Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
New healing substance Bio-Dyne shown to shrink hemorrhoids and relieve pain without surgery. Case after case reports reduction and pain relief using Preparation H suppositories or ointment, backed by a money back guarantee from US Parole Office.
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Propose Workmen's Compensation Raise in Illinois
Springfield Il Legislation to raise Illinois workmen's compensation benefits by about 18 percent gains backing from labor and employers and Gov Stratton. The plan sets weekly benefits rising from 29 to 34 for no dependent, 35 for one child, 37 for two, 39 for three, and 40 for four or more children, with higher awards for specific injuries and a death benefit cap of 12 000.
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The Kitchen Stove Is Vanishing From The Home
Architects and designers see the house of tomorrow near, with kitchens fading from central rooms. Compact refrigerators and wall mounted units replace traditional layouts enabling dining in living or game rooms. Open planning breaks inner walls, adding color to cabinets and concealed ovens, while a few core appliances remain.
Doctors Move To Assure Shots For Youngsters
The AMA asks members to cooperate in a government priority plan for polio inoculations of children aged 5 through 9. Dr. Walter B. Martin says physicians will vaccinate only in this priority group until vaccine supply expands, ensuring those most at risk receive the shots first.
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Widow of actor Lewis Stone remarries in Las Vegas
Hazel Elizabeth Stone 54 widow of actor Lewis Stone wed P Gilbert Van Klatt 51 advertising executive in Las Vegas by a justice of the peace on Tuesday. Stone died in 1953 leaving a legacy tied to his film career and public life.
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Advisory on Polio Vaccination Record Keeping
The plan follows the National Advisory Committee on Poliomyelitis Vaccination. Heath officials will require physicians to maintain records for every child vaccinated, listing name, age, vaccination date, vaccine manufacturer, and lot number.
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