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Service Bureaus Reduced In Wake Of Funding Shortfall
Washington March 13 The United States employment service will cut 80 percent of its forces starting March 22 lowering offices from 750 to 56. Direct work for returning soldiers will continue while specialized programs and staff for engineers the disabled juvenile guidance and skilled worker tests end. A skeleton administration will remain in Washington and state offices with camp representatives and veterans bureaus to guide national placement efforts pending new funding. Secretary Wilson said the service cannot use the war emergency fund and will rely on voluntary help to keep returning service members' placements moving.
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