Whither the Young Graduate Maybe This Holds the Answer
A survey of 1,000 last June graduates shows 140 enter local colleges, 171 plan college in year one with many not finishing second year, 162 stay home without work, 236 take clerical or part time roles, 31 become salespeople or canvassers, and a mix of delivery and handy work positions.
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Association Plans to Find Early Tuberculosis
A campaign slogan “Help find early tuberculosis” guides Wie National Tuberculosis Association and allied groups to aid prevention. The piece explains that many people show vague symptoms and delays hinder recovery, urging medical checkups, tuberculin tests, and X rays for early diagnosis and cure. Mr. and Drs Milo Mortensen of Delta visited their grandmother Louisa Mortensen on her 89th birthday.
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Reliable man wanted to call on farmers in Iron County
Hel iable ad for furst and thomas offers steady work calling on farmers in Iron County no experience or capital required earn up to 124 dollars per day position listed in Oakland California paper ads includes contact 426 3rd Street Oakland Ancel J Adams and WW Wood coal and rock salt services with phone 2367 1 A Evans Paroware coal and sawed wood listed among reader advertisements in a historical newspaper page segment
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Oakland
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Lovers Shrine in Avignon Draws Thousands Each Year
The New York Times notes a 800 year old love tale centered on Laura de Neves and Petrarch. Laura’s Pillar at the Calvet museum gardens in Avignon, erected in 1823 by Charles Kellall, honors their romance. The site remains a popular trysting place, often accompanied by Petrarchan sonnets from modern lovers.
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Half Ton of Paper Used Yearly by American Families
Economists from the forest service and the USDA report the average American uses over half a ton of paper yearly, costing about $40. In 1937 US consumption reached nearly 16 million tons, over half the world’s production, with about 100 pounds per person going to newspapers, books, and writing paper.
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Canada
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Instant Sea Soundings for Shipboard Depths
On Mauretania the navigating officer uses an Instant depth indicator. The radio ecometer beams high frequency signals to the ocean floor and records depth many times a minute. It graphs sea bed contours to aid position checks against charts.
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Glass on Wheels Train Tours Britain in 1537 Display
A glass train toured England Scotland and Wales in November 1537 to show glass construction and home uses. Built with over 120000 glass pieces for the exterior and a glass bathroom, it showcased nearly every glass product of Lancashire armor glass makers. American bridge builder Joseph Baermann Strauss helped design and engineer major U S and international bridges. He co designed the Montreal South Shore and Columbian river bridges and guided the Arlington Memorial and George Washington Memorial bridges. He created the Strauss bascule and two Straus litt bridge types.
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Honor Guard Keeps Watch Over Shrine
Memorial Day observances at Arlington National Cemetery honor Unknown Soldier remains with a perpetual vigil by the U S Army. The article recounts wartime naval trials and the Monitor’s near loss, the use of X-ray technology in yard inspections, and Navy ratings like Val Guidry earning a USC degree en route to teaching after service.
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Call for bids on coal for Tron County schools
Tron County School Board invites sealed bids for furnishing and delivering coal to Cedar City Parowan Paragonah New Castle Modern and Lund schools. Bids due by 3 pm June 4 1999. Board may reject any or all bids and bids may cover all or some locations.
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Jahet Rollo
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