Job Opportunities in Retailing for Graduates in 1940s
George Plant states retailing offers jobs for June graduates despite economic headwinds. Youths must show strong people skills and genuine service interest. Federal wage controls and state minimums threaten opportunities, but retailing still seeks young entrants. College grads face fewer openings. stores still recruit, though squads shrink. Students should assess personal fit and commitment to retailing as a career.
Tydings Keeps Mind Open in Atomic Probe
Maryland Senator Tydings said conclusions of inefficiency in the Atomic Energy Commission are not justified now. He stated in a radio address that the congressional inquiry has not gone far enough to prove allegations of mismanagement against AEC chair David Lilienthal and the commission amid a House Senate probe led by Hickenlooper.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Tydings
Maryland
U.S. Atomic Energy Program
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David E. Lilienthal
Commission
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Lilienthal
Senator Hickenlooper
Iowa
Ice Mint Balm Promises Instant Foot Comfort
Advertises Ice Mint medicated balm to relieve burning feet with instant cooling. Claims to soften corns and callouses and leave feet fresh. Sold at all druggists with quick relief upon application.
Weight loss tip touts Rennel remedy for slimming
An old advertisement promotes Rennel mixed with apple juice as a harmless weight loss aid. It claims quick fat reduction without hunger and offers a money back guarantee after using the first bottle if results are not seen. The text targets overweight women and attacks diet plans as ineffective.
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Ohio
Penitentiary Launches Mental Screening in Ohio
Columbus June 6 UP A statewide screening program at Ohio Penitentiary will classif y inmates as psycho pathic or mentally defective for possible transfers to Mansfield Reformatory if funded for a new medium security prison at Grafton. Four thousand three hundred inmates will be screened, then new arrivals. Psychologists and three psychiatrists conduct the assessments.
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Columbus
Ohio
Arthur Glattke
State Commissioner of Corrections
Glattke
Mansfield Reformatory
Mansfield
Grafton
Speedway man killed in Gallipolis crash
Thomas Potts, 35, owner of the Torch , O ., died in a Gallipolis hospital from injuries after an automobile collision near Pt. Pleasant, West Virginia.
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Thomas Potts
the Torch
Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
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