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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1945
Page
29
The United States Employment Service in Bluefield lists 430 unfilled local jobs at 701 Commerce Street. Coal loaders are in highest demand with 175 positions. 181 more openings exist in other essential industries.
The U S Maritime Service increases apprentice seaman quota and seeks boys and men aged 17 to 50, with 35 to 50 eligible for Steward Department training. War Shipping Administration offers 6 weeks to 6 months training, $50 monthly salary, plus board, room and uniforms. Applications available at the U S Employment Service office.
A notice states the Merchant Marine Cadet Corps office invites youths aged 17 to 23 to apply. Details include enrollment location and qualifying steps for service training aboard merchant vessels.
War era demand remains high for typists and stenographers for federal agencies in Washington D C. Civil service rep T R Yeater urges all qualified non war workers to apply. exams and appointments by Friday at the U S Employment Service in Bluefield. Some summer and indefinite war service openings exist with appointments made under wartime priorities.
U S employment service officials in West Virginia stress placing disabled veterans and civilians in jobs. They note handicapped workers can be assets in certain roles such as blind inspectors or legless workers who sit and use strong hands. Employers see workers as reliable, detail focused, and regular, with the program aiming to give every man a chance and provide hopeful livelihoods.
Mrs Atkins stresses a shared task after war as USES pledges contribution and Bluefield employers vow cooperation in securing employment. The article notes a Guetts 5 heel remaining a small remaining detail amid the discussion.
Eleventh street in New York City would extend from the No river to the East river without crossing Broadway, hampered by Fourth Avenue buildings tied to Grace church that block crossing the mainstem.
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