Shipyards Seek Skilled Workers and Veterans Adjudicators
H M Timmons announces openings for adjudicators in the Veterans Administration and veterans to help catch tax evaders. President Truman urges veterans for Bureau of Internal Revenue roles. Adjudicator pay is 2600 dollars yearly with extra Congress gains. West Coast yards need electricians machinists and sheet metal workers at Mare Island Hunters Point and Puget Sound as damaged ships arrive faster than repair.
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Harold M. Collier Dies at 40 in Oklahoma City
Harold M. Collier, 40, died suddenly from a heart attack at about 6:20 this morning at his home 1407 West Nineteenth. He was parts manager for Walter Irvin Inc and had lived in the area five and a half years. Survived by wife Etta, son James H., 11, daughter Carol, 2, and his parents and siblings. Funeral arrangements pending with N. S. Griggs and Sons.
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N. S. Griggs and Sons
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