Time to join navy for Lexington Volunteers drive
The Navy Department announces a two week Lexington Volunteers recruiting drive to mark the launching of the aircraft carrier USS Lexington. Lieut L H Ridout Jr urges all men to enlist now and earn a Lexington Volunteer certificate as mementos.
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10 Pounds Scrap Metal Drive by Maverick Club
Mavericks club hosts a night at the Dodson Shows urging entry with 10 pounds of scrap metal for national defense. All scrap goes to the Maverick Club campaign. Special midway free attractions and concessions space are offered as Amarillo youths support the war effort. Ralph Dykeman reports strong patronage from crowds and staff.
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Army aims to enlarge pool of wartime volunteers
General Hershey testified that the 1942 enlistment goal was raised beyond four and a half million, with a larger pool of teenage eligibles likely to be drafted this year. The Army plans to accelerate training and may call thousands of deferred volunteers, especially those in technical fields, as air corps and housing constraints ease.
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House Migration Committee
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