Banking careers grow as banks offer better pay
Dawsons discusses banker recruitment and career ladders. Banks boost starting wages from 8 000 to 15 000 as the industry expands with 15 000 banks employing about 1 000 presidents and 4 000 officers yearly. The American Bankers Association notes growing demand and training programs from the American Institute of Banking to advance employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bankers Assn
ABA
Association
Jadder
American Institute of Banking
Radio schedule highlights for WJEJ and WARK in Hagerstown
A dense listing of weekday and Thursday and Wednesday programs across WJEJ WJEJ FM and WARK in Hagerstown. It cites shows such as Bob and Ray, Gabriel Heatter, Five Star Newscast, World News, Morning Melodies, Shoppers News, and the Indianapolis 500 memory segment. The schedule includes news blocks, sports, music, and drama features with times largely in the 4:30 to 12:00 range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WJEJ
Hagerstown
H&m
Gabriel Heatter
Mel Allen
Manhattan
Hollywood
Cedric Foster
Ted Malone
Jack Paar
Wark-Fm
Lowell Thomas
Edward R. Murrow
Amos ‘N’ Andy
Chevrolet News
Eric Sevareld
Robert Q. Lewis
CBS News
CBS Neva Sian
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Cedric
Frederick County Expands Chest Drive This Fall
Frederick County will launch a county wide Community Chest drive this year for the first time in its history. Charles V. Lanner announced the drive aims to cover rural areas and small towns, with a United Fund campaign possible next year. An annual meeting for Beaver Creek Cemetery Company is set for June 1 at 7 PM at Beaver Creek Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Charles
V. Lanner
Community Chest
United Fund
Frederick
Lanner
Beaver Creek Cemetery Company
Beaver Creek Church of the Bretheren
On Air Tonight Program Listing and Schedule
A fragmentary radio schedule lists WJEJ Hagerstown programs and Friday lines including News World Music Hall Platter Party Amos n Andy and others, with times from 6:00 to 13:05 and many named hosts and shows. The chaotic page shows station identifiers, show titles, and a long parade of program blocks and personalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wark—Hagerstown
Wark-Fm
Lowell Thomas
Edward R. Murrow
CBS News
Happy Home Show
Mr Goodwill
Arthur Godfrey
Howard Miller
Wendy Warren
Nowa
News of the World
Town Crier
Our Gal
Nora Drake
Ma Perkin
Malone
Lita Pomanes
Helen Trent
Mra
Anton
Picnic Plans For Post Mapped In Greencastle
Plans for a Sunday picnic and district meeting at the Sportsmen's Association Farm near Greencastle were set at a meeting of Frank L. Carbaugh Post American Legion. Kenneth Zimmerman announced a picnic committee meeting tonight at 8 at the post home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sportsmen’s Association
Greencastle
Frank L. Carbaugh
Post
American Legion
Kenneth Zimmerman
Owen Elliott
William Shuman
Leon McGowan
Junior Dixon
Paul Miller
Philadelphia trains 10 women as meter maids in city
In Philadelphia on May 29 a class of 10 women began training under a police superintendent and a fashion expert to enforce parking rules. If successful, more will be hired. Also noted, Robert Lawrence leads the Presidential Philharmonic Orchestra in Turkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Thomas J. Gibbons
Robert Lawrence
Presidential Philharmonic Orchestra
Turkey
Young People Seek Greater Youth Voice in Maryland
Five Washington County youths joined a Maryland Youth Advisory Committee in Baltimore to address delinquency. The group urged schools to include youth in planning community projects and recreational programs, backed dragstrip construction, and supported family living courses. The Maryland committee opposed curfew laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Springer
Charles W. Ridenour
Martha
Mary James
Ben Wade
Pat Martz
Dave Roessner
Wash
Freedomington
Baltimore
Maryland Commission
A. Napier Baker
Elliott City
Washington County
South Hagerstown High School
Mary Lou Springer
North Hagerstown
McKeldin Returns From Trip Abroad
Maryland Governor Theodore R. McKeldin finished a five week tour of Europe and Africa returning to Annapolis. In Africa he received an honorary doctor of laws from the University of Liberia and a Liberian decoration. He joked about being made a chief of the Hedo Hodo tribe with a hundred wives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Theodore R. McKeldin
Maryland
Europe
Africa
McKeldin
University of Liberia
Cars Crash On Bryan Place
Two cars collided at Bryan Place and Church Street yesterday after noon at 1 15. Patrolman Harold Kline charged Mrs. Jennie B Cronise of 100 block East Franklin Street with failure to grant the right of way to Woodrow W Ritter of 600 block Highland Way who drove the other car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Place
Church Street
Harold Kline
Jennie B. Cronise
Franklin Street
Woodrow W .Ritter
Highland Way
Sad Gunman Talks Himself Out Of 1000 Holdup
Police seek a melancholy gunman who complained of bad luck as a vending driver reported a would be robbery in downtown Philadelphia. The intruder forced a truck ride for about two hours and fled in North Philadelphia after failing to obtain the $1,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Cornelius McKenna
McKenna
Pocketbook and cash stolen at McCrory's store
Mrs. Mary R. Smith of Clarkson Avenue reported a theft at McCrory's yesterday afternoon. She left her pocketbook containing five twenty dollar bills and $1.08 change on a store counter and it was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary R. Smith
Clarkson Avenue
McCrory
No Such Thing As Clean Bomb Says Scientist
Washington report states Alvin C Graves head of U S weapons testing told a Senate House Atomic Energy subcommittee that there is no hydrogen bomb that is truly clean. He described cleaner as more accurate than clean and noted his own radiation exposure yet recovery and two healthy children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House Atomic Energy Subcommittee
Alvin C. Graves
U. S
Earth
Eisenhower
Graves
United States
Radiation exposure incident at Los Alamos lab in 1946
A historical note recalls a 1946 Los Alamos lab accident where a coworker died and seven people including Graves were exposed to radiation, impacting the workers and sparking safety concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graves
Los Alamos, NM
Head Of IOOF To Visit Here Tonight
The highest official of the IOOF, Sovereign Grand Master S. Bridges of Baton Rouge La., will be the honored guest at the Hagerstown IOOF lodge meeting tonight in Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Onig Flord S. Bridges
Baton Houge
Mountain Land Sold Near Clear Spring at Public Auction
The former Pereschuk property about one mile west of Clear Spring near the mountain sold at public sale yesterday afternoon before the Court House. Auctioneer Joseph Snyder conducted the sale. The price paid was $3625. The 134 acre tract consists mainly of mountain land with a frame house.
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Pereschuk
Clear Spring
Court House
Joseph Snyder
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Sam Dawson
New York
Arthur Woodfrey
Ma Perkina
Dr Malone
Road of Life
Romanes of Meron Trent
Wjej-Fm
IOOF
Mountain Land Sold
Colbs, Rickort
Phila
Shockey
Shockey's
Shockey Furniture Co
Summit Ave
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