How National Employment Service Can Be Used by Labor Is Pointed Out
W. Frank Parsons outlines how the United States Employment Service aids workers and employers. He notes extensive nationwide offices, cross office information sharing, and vocational training to reduce unemployment while preserving impartial service. The piece emphasizes registration, timely updates, and the service’s role on the frontline of employment efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Employment Service
Germany
Erland
United States
Tate Employment Services
United State Employment Service
National Re-employment Service
West Virginia
Iti
Public Employment Service
Witan
Mona
Jounel Come
Sorane
Aioe
Dr and Mrs RL Irving Week at Center Point Home
Dr and Mrs RL Irving spend the week at their mother's Center Point home and expect to return early next week. Barnes Jones has sold thousand mutton lambs and delivered them to the railroad Tuesday. Work continues on the Merril canyon creek bridge near the Kelly ranch. A stray animal tale recalls a cat and chicken incident and a run in with hit and run. Browns escape uninjured while associations cling to strangers in a strange land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RL Irving
Ff Dr. Irving
Center Point
Barnes Jones
Frendahip
Dr. Irving
Terlingua District Notes and Local Health Update
Dr E A Montengoh flew to Alpine to meet his wife who had been in El Paso. P and Lewis called to Alpine Saturday for son Richard who had appendicitis surgery at Turney hospital. Richard improving but hopes to return to school soon. M Oliver visited Marathon Sunday. Cattle inspectors conduct tuberculin tests in the district.
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E. A. Montengoh
Alpine
el Paso
P. & Lewis
Richard
Turney Hospital
M. Oliver
Unday
Fort Davis Notes Include Animal Oddity And Local News
Fort Davis reports an unusual tale of a red hen and a gray yellow cat forming an unlikely bond, with other town happenings including visits, illnesses, and social events. Recitals by Mrs Fortner and Mrs Clark drew audience praise, while J P Brown returned to Powdas after a move and recounts a minor accident during relocation.
Record Texas births hit 121 508 in 1994
Texas registered 121,508 births in 1994, a rise of about 8,000 from 1984 levels. The State Bureau of Vital Statistics notes one birth every four minutes and deaths at about one per eight minutes, with 3,880 deaths in the year. The bureau, part of the Health Department, collects vital statistics to document births and deaths for public records.
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Austin
Texas
State Bureau of Vital Statistic
Bureau
Sony
Tenas
Bureau of Vital Statist
Texas State Department of Health
Och
Tate
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. Frank Parsons
U.K. Employment Service
Fort da
Jony
Washington
Masonic Lodge
Merril Canyon Creek
Kelly Ranch
Terlingua District
AC. Spalding
Fort Davis
Barry Beebee
Jim” Bennett
E Babb
A.C. Spalding
Butte
EA. Waldron
J. le Bublett
Pred Spann
Old Mexico
Jerry Paust
Ara
Tino Johnson
C. Armstrong
Maria
Joan
San Anton
Riday
Rainbow Mine
W. D. Burcham
Jno. ‘Ortner
Fortner
J. JH. Clark
J. ‘Clark
J. P. Brown
Pow da ‘A
Brown County
Alpine Lumber Co
Bors
NORGE
Matt Smith
Philco
Kandy
Paarl
Chevrolet
Fisher
Chevrolet Motor Company
Detroit
Michigan
G.B.A.C
Flint
Mich
Casner Motor Company
Alpine, Texas
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