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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 6, 1962)
THURSDAY. DECEMBER t. 1962 10 A ill rrtw i MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGOM I' .l - i; TRAIN WRECKED-Workmen arp sliown millinK about the derailed Louisville and Nashville Railroad freight train which wrecked near Marietta, Ga., Monday. The train Included two cars of a secret, guarded shipment for the Atomic Energy Commission and a passenger car, (in center of photo) in which the AhC guards were riding. The two light-colored ears shown in the foreground were carrying the AEC shipment. Officials said there was no danger of radioactivity from the wreckage. (UPI) f 1- r it -Sff Unemploymenlof Teen-Agers Cause Of Rale Increase It. LOOK EXPRESSED -"The preciouR look" is expressed In this necklace and earrings of sparkling crystals and rhine Btones. The jeweled ensemble is an exciting gift f or any woman's Christmas and will complement her every gala-oc- casinn fashion in the months to come.-By Richelieu. Washington - IDPIl - A sharp and unexpected rise in the number of jobless teen-agers caused the nation s unem ployment rate to rise three tenths of 1 per cent during November to 5.8 per cent of the total labor force, the La bor Department has announc ed. Unemployment usually rises during November but the Increase from 5.5 per cent in October to 5.8 per cent caught Labor Department ex perts by surprise. They were unable to ex plain why there was sudden ly an increase of 150,000 in the number of unemployed teen-agers between 14 and l'l at a lime when there is usually no increase in this category. Most of the job less teen-agers are boys be tween 18 and 10. Seymour Wolfbein, the La bor Department's unemploy ment expert, said the 5.8 per cent rate was as high as it has been any time this year and reflected economy which is "holding Its own but Is making no forward thrust." The rate a year ago was 0.1 per cent. Wolfbein said there was no significant change in the em ployment rate for men and women between October and November. Practically all of the change was due to the teen-agers. The unemployment rale for them was 13.3 per cent in October and rose to 15.2 per cent in November. The number of jobless boys ' rose from 650,000 to 750,000 j during the month. Wolfbein said it had not yet been determined whether ; the new unemployed teen agers were dropouts from school entering the labor j market or whether they were teen-agers who lost their jobs. j 'Circuit Rider' Repair Scheduled i Salem - IWD - The "Circuit Rider," a cast bronze statue toppled by a falling tree dur ing the Columbus Day storm, is in a Vancouver, Wash., sculptor's shop for repairs. The statute of a circuit rid er astride his horse was do nated to the state in 1024 and stood in tlie park east of the Capital Building here. After Oct. 12 it rested near ly upside down where it was toppled from its pedestal. The head was partially crushed, and most of the seams were split. Sculptor James Hansen of Vancouver is the only man on the West Coast qualified to do the repair work, according to Dale Mallicoat, administrative assistant to Secretary of Stale Howell Appling Jr. Repairs were estimated to cost from $3,800 to $5,400, Mallicoat said. Emergency funds were to be used to pay for the repairs, which may take up to eight months to complete. THRIFTY SCHOOLMARM St. Louis - (UN! - Miss Ruth Gould Mcenach, 85-ycar-old former public school teacher, left an estate of more than $183,00, Including $144,710 in slocks; $32,015 in bonds. She had taught school for 41 years. AT WEISFIELD'S FORMER LOCATION 122 E. MAIN FRIDAY DEC. 7 Corky's 88 Store MM Why Pay More! 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