Texans graduate numbers near record as jobs loom
Nearly 100000 Texas students receive diplomas this week with Texas Education Agency listing 64000 to 65000 public high school graduates and state colleges at about 20000 degrees. The UT system reports multiple job offers per graduate, while employers rush to hire.
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Texas Legislative Council
University of Texas Student Employment Bureau
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DeWitt C. Greer
Greer
Texas
Allan Shivers
Secretary of Labor
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Shivers
May flies hatch through spring and into summer
The report notes that may flies hatch throughout spring and summer, with the highest abundance in the early weeks of June, varying by species.
Competition Pays Off In The U S A
The article extols American free enterprise and competition, contrasting it with socialist planning. It cites Edison and Ford as examples, notes patent limits, and highlights mass production's impact with the Model T and other firms like Chevrolet and Plymouth competing in a dynamic market.
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Henry Ford
Ford
Chevrolet
Plymouth
Freedom to compete drives American economic leadership
The piece argues that wholesale government control stifles production as shown by Hungary's shoe sector, while the US benefits from free competition. It cites Americans driving 85 percent of world cars and asserts freedom to compete yields progress, with America producing more than the next ten nations combined.
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United States
America
Hungary
Harding College
Meow Parodies and Local Quips Across Coast to Coast
A humorous collage from various papers notes cats sharpening claws and lacquered nails, a cricket louder than a hornet, and a mortuary window sign advertising a Cadillac hearse with a 1952 body, reflecting light, witty snippets.
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California
Chicago Daily Tribune
Season Nomenclature Question Echoes in Davenport Times
The Davenport Times muses aloud on why the season remains summer rather than being renamed. The column riffs on language and seasonal labeling without presenting a formal event or decision.
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Davenport Times
Expert defined by past mistakes remark in Blakesburg
A quotation notes that an expert is one who has previously made the same mistake, attributed to Blakesburg Excelsior in Iowa. The line reflects a skeptical view on expertise rooted in repeated errors.
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Blakesburg
Iowa
Excelsior
Wife Ignores Reason After Hearing It Often
A domestic quip from the Waterloo Iowa Courier notes a wife stops listening to reason when the same argument is repeated too frequently.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Keeping Pace with Youth Across Florida Gulf Coast
A brief note from Pensacola, Gosport, Fla encourages associating with young people to stay young, while keeping up with them helps realize age. The quote underscores cross generational social ties and vitality ideas.
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Gosport
Pensacola, Fla
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