Civil Service Exams Open Coastal and Naval Posts
The Civil Service Commission announced open competitive exams for medical and engineering posts in Washington and Rhode Island with December 13 1939 or January 2 1940 deadlines. Positions include rotating intern medical officers draftsmen and senior engineering grades plus cook and laundry roles at Newport Naval Hospital and related districts.
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Colorado
St Plizabeth’s Hospital
Machinist vacancies offered at Naval Torpedo Station
The Navy invites applications for Machinist positions at the Newport Rhode Island Torpedo Station. Applicants must have completed a four year Machinist apprenticeship or four years of experience in the trade. Position offers daily pay around 7 296 to 7 776 dollars depending on tenure.
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Secretary Board of US Civil Service Examiners
New Fugeland States
First US Cal Service District
Offic
Burddans
Boston Mass
the & S Naval Torpedo Station
Newport
Rhode Island
Kitty Specials Door Prizes 2 Cards 25C
booth advertises kitty specials with door prizes and extra cards priced at 10 cents each.
Scouts Visit Baby Clinic For Child Care Badge
Columbine Troop Girl Scouts visited the Well Baby Clinic at Rockwell House on December 5 to study child care. They observed weighing and measuring of babies and learned about records kept by mothers and nurses. The clinic, free for children up to five, includes a rotating doctor visit and planning guidance in mothers’ books. Mrs. Fred Sutcliffe organized the Christmas entertainment rehearsal at the Scout House.
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Columbine Troop
Well Baby Clinic
Rockwell House
Martha Graham
Marguerite Kebrek
Dorothy Antonelli
Fred Sutcliffe
Scout House
Bristol Athletic Association Wins Return of Liquor Permit
The Bristol Town Council reversed itself and granted a Class D liquor permit to the Bristol Athletic Association on Thames Street despite objections from Councilman A. A. Edmonds who called it a one-man club. Councilmen John Marshall and James Velleca spearheaded the reversal after noting club support from 50 members and 150 listed members.
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Velleca
Marshall
Huestis
Herzig
Bristol Athletic Association
Athletic Club
Thames Street
John P. Marshall
James J. Velleca
Edmonds
Paul A. Herzig
J. Floyd Huestis
Council
Mr. Marshall
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