Employers Drive to Create More Jobs in Local Area
An intensive job drive among area employers to place highly qualified applicants is underway led by Richard P. Keagle of the Gettysburg Pennsylvania State Employment Service. Staff will visit firms to secure job offerings as part of the nationwide Hire Now campaign begun May 10, aiming to improve local business outlook and generate new positions.
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Richard P. Keagle
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania State Employment Service
Keagle
Keagle Aims to Intensify Outreach to Employers Associations
Keagle notes that protests and lobbying have worked before and will be expanded. He cites letters to employers and industry leaders as well as speeches before service clubs to press for changes. The approach, he says, remains aimed at broadening support across sectors.
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Keagle
Exams for U S service academies set for July 10
U S Senator Joseph S Clark announced a nationwide exam to select appointees for the United States service academies for 1962. Tests will be July 10 in 50 Pennsylvania towns including York and Chambersburg, administered by the Civil Service Commission. Applications must be sent to Philadelphia by June 10.
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U. S
Joseph S. Clark
United
Family Outing Held Mio and Mie
Vivian Gavdhe reports a family outing featuring Mio and Mie with participants enjoying a day together and sharing moments of amusement and togetherness.
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Mio
Mie
Vivian Gavdhe
Historical June Events Snapshot From 1775 to 1944
A dated collage notes key events: Townsend pension rejection by the U S House in 1939, D Day landing in 1944, early TV programming at Station WGY in 1928, the General Slocum disaster of 1904 with 1021 deaths, 1775 Bunker Hill clash with British and American casualties, Fanny Brice debut on Broadway in 1910, and Luray Caverns housing the Great Stalacpipe Organ, the world’s largest musical instrument.
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Normandy
WGY
Schenectady
N. Y
General Slocum
East River
Manhattan Island
Bunker Hill
Fanny Brice
Luray Caverns, Va
Luray Caverns
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