First Whiff Of Army Program Reaches Bonham
Bonham learns of new Government rearmament job openings listed by J. E. Christian of the Texas Employment Service. Positions across Navy and War departments specify A and B classifications with required apprenticeship or experience, offering hourly and daily wages for trades from shipfitting to toolmaking in Boston, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Portsmouth, Washington, Charleston, Pensacola, Bremerton, Vallejo, Watervliet, and Philadelphia arsenals.
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Bonham
J. E. Christian
Texas Employment Service Office
War and Navy Departments
Boston
Mass
Navy Yard
Loftsmar
Shipfitter
Brooklyn
N. Y
Chipper and Cal
Washington, D. C
Charleston
S. C
Calker and Chipper
Tron
Loftsman
Helper
Pensacola
Pla
Naval Air Station
Metalsmith
Aviation
Bremerton
Wash
Puget Sound Navy Yard
Vallejo
Calif
Mare Iland Navy Yard
War Department
Watervliet
N.Y
Watervliet Arsenal
Watervliel
Philadelphia
Frankfort Arsenal
Broadway Variety notes and Hollywood gossip round up
Raspillar sends a long note to J Edgar Hoover with lurid tips about a supper club and a fashionable hotel, plus a Nazi funded liquor firm. The column links Sally Rand to Sally Rose, reports D A O Dwyer divers in Loch Sheldrake, and mocks industry gossip from Fame and radio stars to von Rittentrop and Kalmer’s Rendezvous.
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Raspillar
John Edgar Hoover
Lim
Nazi von Rittentrop
Germany
Sally Rand
Sally Rose
O'Dwyer
Loch Sheldrake
Murder Inc
Hollywood
Betty Grable
Alexis Thompson
Stork
Toot
Tommy
Manville
South America
Col Gonzales Gomez
Belmont Park
J. Edgar Wocever
Lindus
Louis Demonstrates New Punches In Godoy Rematch
Heavyweight champion Joe Louis staged a preview of his tactics for the Arturo Godoy title clash at Yankee Stadium next Thursday. The champion showcased a two handed upper cut barrage from a crouched stance to overwhelm a long range opponent then switch to body work, signaling a shift from his usual methods.
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Greenwood Lake
N. Y
Jer Louis
Arturo Godoy
Yankee Stadium
Louis
Brackenridge Laborer Crafts Violins From Used Matches
Brackenridge, RP. George Work, a steel mill laborer, crafts violins from second-hand matches. In two years he has completed several instruments despite never legally licensed. One violin is made from paper and wood pulp scraps, reflecting his unique hobby.
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Brackenridge
George Work
Lessea
Ar. Mather
Little Borah backs Roosevelt on Italy stand
The widow of Senator Borah from Idaho voiced support for President Roosevelt's criticism of Italy's entry into the European war. She expressed sympathy for Italians and Americans of Italian descent, noted widespread war talk in the West, and recalled the Finnish campaign shaping Allied support.
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Washington
Sheaid
Production Of Quality Milk Is Being Urged
COLLEGE STATION The resignation of June as National Dairy Month underscores the duty to boost milk consumption and produce good quality milk. E R Eudaly of Texas A M Extension Service urges a dairy program focused on quality, noting growth in dairy cattle and the need for ventilation and feed efficiency.
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United State
United States
Eudaly
Sect Members Seek Police Backing For July Meeting
Fort Worth June 13 Anticipating trouble members of a sect petitioned the city council for police protection at a July 28 meeting in the municipal auditorium. A spokesman said the group wants protection as law abiding citizens and taxpayers in case troublemakers appear. The council will decide based on its duty to preserve peace. The event is tied to broader sect tensions in Texas.
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RCA
Alfred McLandon
Mike Todd
New Orleans
Fred MacMurray
Milton Berle
Georgie
Fort Worth
Texas
John M. Winston
T. J. Harrell
Ranchmen Round-Up Near Sonora Set for June 17 18
Ranchers and livestock men will gather for the eleventh Ranchman s Round-Up at the Texas Agricultural Experiment Station Sub Station near Sonora on June 17 and 18. Noted ranching figures veterinarians educators and livestock hands will attend. A key feature is Dr H Schmidt s talk on equine encephalomyelitis or sleeping sickness in cattle on Monday morning June 17.
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College Station
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
Sonora
W. H. Cameron
H. Schmidt
Division of Veterinary Science
Jay Taylor
Amarillo
Primary filing window for county candidates opens
Candidates for county offices may file on Saturday May 15 to secure a ballot place. The county secretary and executive committee will meet Monday to assess costs and review applications after the ballot filings.
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Dorough
T. Lipscomb
Mittee
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Texas Ranger
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Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association
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Edwin Mayer
San Angelo
Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers Association
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