Strong job market for seniors across technical fields
Thousands of college seniors face plentiful job offers this June with starting salaries from 250 to 700 dollars a month. Employers bid on soon-to-graduate students and even those not yet graduates, driven by defense needs and manpower drain. Harder on English and humanities, softer for teachers and journalism, the outlook favors engineers and technical graduates.
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Northwestern National Life ‘Insurance Company
Family Economics Bureau
Port
Yale University
Free Book on Arthritis and Rheumatism
A 44 page booklet titled Rheumatism is offered free by The Ball Clinic, Dept. 1908 Excelsior Springs Missouri. It argues drugs provide only temporary relief and promotes a non surgical non medical treatment with no obligation to request the book.
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Ball Clinic
Excelsior Springs
Missouri
Fern Birthday Birthday Traits Focus On Initiative And Social Lead
Born today on April 7 Fern shows initiative energy and a social nature. The forecast warns against starting many tasks at once and advises delegating minor duties to others to stay productive. It notes potential stubbornness and capricious moods affecting relationships and judgments.
Fala the Scottie Resting by Roosevelt Grave
The body of Fala, Roosevelt’s loyal Scottie, lay in a grave at the feet of his master in Hyde Park New York. The aging dog would have reached 13 years old today as the nation mourns the loss of a celebrated political mascot.
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N. Y
Fala
Roosevelt
Roosevelt's Dog Fala Buried in Hyde Park Rose Garden
Failing health led to a mercy death for Fala, purchased by Franklin D. Roosevelt as a puppy. The dog, who enjoyed a free run of the White House and joined the president on trips, was buried in Hyde Park rose garden near the late president a year after Roosevelt's death.
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Roosevelt
White House
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Winchell Radio Show Suspended Indefinitely
The American Broadcasting Company announced columnist Walter Winchells Sunday night radio program is suspended indefinitely due to illness. The statement said broadcasts would be resumed.
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New York
American Broadcasting Company
Walter Winchell
Knoxville man acquitted of trespass at Monday White House diner
Ernest Jeffries told the court he owned the Monday White House diner in Knoxville Tennessee and thus could not trespass, successfully persuading the judge of his innocence.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Ernest Jeffries
White House
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