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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1938
Page
5
A reflective piece explains that every person carries mental complexes defined as natural or abnormal. It describes ego self interest society attitude and sex impulse, plus possessiveness and ambition, linking frustrated impulses to later obsessions or phobias.
An AP Feature Service analysis shows 90 to 100 percent of last year’s graduates found work in many colleges, but spring openings were down up to 70 percent. Sales positions lead demand, with insurance and teaching strong in some areas. Engineering and aviation fields show mixed signals, while government and women’s roles expand. Salaries for employed graduates remain near last year’s levels.
Ames Iowa June 3 AP College graduates are viewed as less ready for instant jobs. Iowa State College engineering director TL O Stewart says graduates face one to two years of company training before starting full duties. Technological degrees are especially affected as degrees become tickets to further education within firms.
The report notes that while 1937 showed peak results nationwide, other areas have seen a notable decline in total graduating counts this year.
A BOOK A DAY praises Margaret Bell for recounting Pilgrim women from a female perspective in Women of the Wilderness. The review notes Anne Bradstreet and Mary Chilton as brave figures and cites Anne Hutchinson as a defender of tolerance. Bell’s narrative is praised as readable and historically valuable.
Residents around Ladiesburg and Gettysburg report a series of Sunday and weekend visits. Bernie Frock and family toured Bow ers and family in Gettysburg while William Boone of Pennsylvania called on Frank Gaver. Wilbur Simpson and relatives traveled from Los Angeles to visit in the area. Visitors included Jobo Gross from Lewistown and Blair Simpson party with George and Lind families. Additional stops featured Lambert Smeiser and Clay Putman families and R. Brown.
The piece extols early rest and criticizes staying up late, urging readers to sleep and recover. It notes consequences of neglecting sleep and champions the value of rest as a daily necessity. A second note mentions saving fats like bacon drippings for cooking, suggesting practical kitchen reuse.
Marriage licenses issued for William F. Haines and Emma M. Stickel. J Clarence Main and Helen B Zimmerman. Raymond K Tiggs and Bell M Bloom. Property deeds recorded: Home Owners Loan Corp to Frank V Swearingen. Isaac W Shipley to Joseph J Kemp. Wilbur N Hoover to Edna M Hoover. Ralph Reck et al to Myrle C Reck.
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