Engineer Schools Retool New Students Training
Education experts urge broad early training for aspiring engineers. They recommend strong math and science, ongoing English skills, and guidance through school conferences. Programs like Martin Co backed by several universities offer five year co op paths with on the job training and potential for accelerated advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottich
Martin Co
Baltimore
John Hollyday
Martin
University of Cincinnati
Drexel Institute of Technology
Philadelphia
Georgia Institute of Technology
Atlanta
University of Tennessee
Knoxville
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
The
Aircraft Company
Drexel
Eisenhower Plans Belgian Flight for Hoover Day Honors
President Eisenhower will send the Columbine to New York to bring Herbert Hoover and Col. Joy Binns to Brussels. Hoover will attend Hoover Day on July 4 at the Brussels Exposition, marking his WWI relief work in Belgium and France and the aid program that helped millions.
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Bob Considine
New York
Herbert Hoover
Belgium
Eisenhower
Columbine
Col
Joy Binns
Brussels
Hoover
Bohemian Grove
Redwoods
Architect Hired For Courthouse At Lakeland
Lakeland architect Thomas V. Tally was hired by the Cabinet to draft plans for a proposed district court of appeal courthouse in Lakeland. He will be paid only if the 1959 Legislature appropriates construction funds. Lakeland became the district court headquarters in 1957, but no courthouse money exists. The court operates in temporary facilities shared by Polk County and Lakeland. Local leaders sought contingent planning approval from the Cabinet.
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Tallahassee
Thomas V. Tally
Lakeland
District Court of Appeal
District Court
Florida
Polk County
Business Is Good On State Turnpike
The May income report shows the Florida Turnpike up 7 percent from last year. The 110 mile Miami to Fort Pierce toll road grossed $330,981, with truck traffic rising 14.5 percent and revenue over the 1957 figure.
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Fort Lauderdale
Miami To
Fort Pierce
Seasonal rise in June unemployment expected
Government officials anticipate a seasonal, modest rise in June unemployment, with 400,000 to 800,000 out of work and about 64,061,000 employed in May. They note summer job seekers, including students, will enter the labor market, but no clear end to the recession is seen without factory job gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Are Reappointed To Board Of Control
Gov. Le Roy Collins reappoints Dr. Ralph L. Miller of Orlando and James D. Camp Jr. of Fort Lauderdale to the Board of Control. The board oversees the state university system, the State School for the Deaf and Blind at St. Augustine, the Ringling Art Museum at Sarasota, and also serves as the State Plant Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallahassee
LeRoy Collins
Ralph L. Miller
Orlando
James D. Camp Jr
Fort Lauderdale
Board of Control
Miller
Charley E. Johns
Camp
Collins
R. A. Gore
State University System
State School For the Deaf and Blind
Ringling Art Museum
Sarasota
State Plant Board
Secret Police Rebuilds Under Khrushchev Aide Ties
London reports the Soviet secret police gain strength as top jobs go to Khrushchev loyalists led by Ivan Serov. Observers warn of tightening security within the Soviet bloc while Beria’s purge and de Stalinization left the force dormant but not revived for the average citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
UPI
Russia
Nikita
Khrushchev
Ivan Alexandrovich Serovy
Seroy
Secu
Lavrenti Beria
Sarasota Tax Assessment Roll to be Presented July 7 1958
Notice that the Sarasota Florida 1958 tax assessment roll will be submitted to the City Commissioners Equalizing Board on July 7 1958 at 2 00 PM in the City Hall Commission Chambers. The board will hear petitions and consider corrections and objections filed with the City Treasurer and Collector by that date and hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarasota
Florida
Commission
City Hall
Treacherous Jet Streams Create Danger for High Altitude Flight
Jet streams racing up to 450 mph lurk thousands of feet above earth, guiding or hindering aircraft. They flow west to east, reach 6 to 10 miles high, and can alter weather and disrupt wartime plans. Radar-tracked, they span from Tokyo to Honolulu and across the Atlantic, influencing storms and even trapping planes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Geographic Society
Tokyo
Honolulu
United States
North Africa
Indian Ocean
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John Barrow
Daniel C. Drucker
Brown University
Philip Lottich
Ilinois Institute of Technology
Engineers Joint Council
Ike
Hoover Day
Chicago
Europe
Asia
U.S
King Albert
Cardinal Mercier
Poincare
Clemenceau
Max
Edith Cavell
France
HFC
HFC Today
America
Main St
Lemon Ave
Sweden
Birgitta
Gymnastic Central Institute
Red Police
Krakatau
Java
Sumatra
Germany
Pacific
Hokkaido
J.M. Rhoades Co
Federal Title and Insurance Corporation
Insured Mortgage and Title Corp
Main Street
St. Petersburg
Clearwater - Lakeland
Bradenton
First Federal Savings and Loan Company
Federal Savings and Loan Associations
Savid
SEARS
North Orange
U& Savings Bonds
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