Labor costs rise as materials grow cheaper in building survey
The Building Construction Research Bureau reports skilled labor costs rising across the country due to wage increases from April 1 and a tightening labor supply in major cities. Despite lower material prices, overall construction activity sustains higher labor costs with strikes and settlements affecting cities like Chicago San Francisco New York Cleveland Pittsburgh St. Louis and Los Angeles.
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Building Construction Research Bureau
GO. L.,miller & Co
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Indianapolis
St. Lauis
Pittsburgh
Pacific
Los Aggétles
Int
Citie Carpenters
Carpenters International Union
Baltimore
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Dallas
Houston
Oklahoma City
Memphis
Salt Lake City
St. Peteranuret
Fia
San Antonio
Tex
Columbus
St. Paul
Dayton
Detroit
Philadelphia
Louisville
St. Joseph
Caulfield Potato Bug Annihilation Process Reported
Miss Luella B Sniff interviews Sack Caulfield inventor of the “weedless garden” about a new method to kill potato bugs called the Caulfield Potato Bug Annihilation Process. Two rival schemes from Charles Kenny and others are recounted amid farm note items and labor reports from Woodbridge and Detroit.
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Luella B.sniff
Earl Carroll
Oak Tree
Woodbridge Farm
Sniff
Battle of
Bull Run
Sack Caulfield
Luther Burbank
Caulfield
Mister Caulfield
Jack Caulfield
Charles Kenny
Woodbridge
Mr. Kenny
Skank Finn
Bar XXX Ranch
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Middlesex County Graduates at Rutgers Commencement
The June Rutgers commencement lists Middlesex County students earning diplomas and honors. Names include David M. Ratner, Daniel Feller, Michael J. Licaual, and many others with varied degrees, prizes, and cadet ranks, reflecting broad achievement across fields.
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Rutgers
New Brunswick
Middlesex County
David M. Ratner
New Prince
James A. Stufin
Oetl'l. Wolff
C. R
Albart
Fragmented clippings reflect mixed national mood and policy talk
A mosaic of brief quotes touches on Prohibition, party dynamics, polar exploration, tax shifts, debt repayment, and international confusion. The items cite Prohibition debate, two thirds rule cited by Democrats, Byrd polar plans, Amundsen's polar note, fuel tax uptick, and American misunderstanding of Poland and Herrin.
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Phi Beta Kappa
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O'Grady
William A. Hillpet
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