Complications in Vet Job Guarantees After WWII
Major Thomas M. Nial explains how returning veterans face conflicts over reemployment. The case of Bill Manning and Joe Welsh highlights disputes between unions and employers over restoring veterans to old jobs versus protecting non veteran workers with seniority. Officials from the Veterans of Foreign Wars and the training administration seek practical plans, while industry groups advise broad veteran reemployment policies with clear exceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bill Manning
Bill
Joe Welsh
Joe
O. K
Selective Service Organization
CIO
AFL
Congress
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Management Association
Mrs Savel Returns From Utah With Sgt Savel
Mrs. Richard Savel has returned from Salt Lake City where Sgt. Richard Savel was stationed. She will reside with the sergeant's uncle Carl Kaemmerle at 431 Twenty sixth Street SE while he goes overseas.
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Richard Savel
Sgt
Salt Lake City
Utah
Sgt. Savel
Carl Kaemmerle
Twentysixth Street
Woman's club breakfast meet at Bever Park Wednesday
The Chicago North Western Woman's club will hold a breakfast at Bever Park on Wednesday at 9 a.m. Members from the group are invited to attend and participate in the morning gathering.
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Chicago, North Western Woman's Club
Bever Park
Millburn Pupils to Give Piano Recital
Mrs. R. B. Millburn presents her piano pupils in a private recital at the Y W C A at 7 p m Wednesday. Participants include Sylvia Blaha Joanne Hladky Shirley Dupler Loretta Lopata Shirley Floyd Jimmy Van Winkle Janet McFatridge Judith Welsh Millicent Smith Patricia Smith Jimmy McSkimming Bette Ruth Poe Jean LeVan Dorothy Sue LeVan Charlotte Matter Marilyn Mally Marlene Dorland Colleen Dolezal Richard Spinka Lorraine Hejkal Donna Kaplan Charlene Herman Lorraine Young Lorreine Young Lois Anderson Deloris Helbig Donis Larson Marjorie Smith Doris Brown Betty Harris.
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R. B. Millburn
Sylvia Blaha
Joanne Hladky
Shirley Dupler
Loretta Lopata
Shirley Floyd
Jimmy van Winkle
Janet McFatridge
Judith Welsh
Millicent
Patricia Smith
Jimmy McSkimming
Bette Ruth Poe
Jean
Dorothy Sue LeVan
Charlotte Matter
Marilyn Mally
Marlene Dorland
Church Choir Spring Concert at First Christian Church
The First Christian church choir presents its annual spring concert Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the church living room. Edna Barrett Jackson conducts with Ethel P. Livingston at the piano. Guest soloists include Alice Spevacek Dora Cargin Blake and John Calvin Leonard. Choir soloists are Leora Frutchey Joan Jeffrey Vance Fishel Lincoln Zarub and Wendl Andrle. Public invited.
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First Christian Church
England
Scotland
Czechoslovakia
America
Edna Barrett Jackson
Ethel P. Livingston
Alice Spevacek
Dora Cargin Blake
John Calvin Leonard
Leora Frutchey
Joan Jeffrey
Vance Fishel
Lincoln Zarub
Wendl Andrle
Miss Marion Reiff Home For Summer
Miss Marion Reiff daughter of Mr and Mrs M O Reiff 1848 Third Avenue SE will spend the summer with her parents She has been in Washington D C for the last three years with the Federal Bureau of Investigation
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Marion Reiff
M. O. Reiff
Third Avenue SE
Miss Reiff
Washington, D. C
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Mrs Albright honored at informal Cedar Rapids breakfast
Mrs Justin W. Albright who is leaving Cedar Rapids with her son Carlton to join her husband at Camp Robinson Little Rock Ark was honored at an informal breakfast this morning. Mrs P A Stover 2444 Grande avenue SE was hostess. Twelve guests shared the courtesy.
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Justin W. Albright
Cedar Rapids
Carlton
Camp Robinson
Little Rock
Ark
P. A. Stover
Grande Avenue SE
Edgar A. Guest Poem The Poet of the People
The mother bird warns about man as an enemy with craft and weapons. She urges birds to build nests and sing while keeping distance, noting God’s clever creation, man, is skilled and dangerous. The piece presents a cautious view of humanity through verse.
Raspberry shoot topping guidance from Lowe State College
Today’s garden tip advises topping new black raspberry shoots when they reach 20 inches, trimming about 3 inches, and applying the same to purple raspberries at 30 inches. Do multiple passes as growth varies, to promote sturdy side branches for next year’s fruit. Red raspberry shoots should not be topped.
Divorce Petition In Cedar Rapids Deserts Case
The Dreght Court of the State of Iowa issues a notice to Florence Hodee to respond within 20 days of the last publication date June 19, 1945. The plaintiff seeks a divorce on claims including desertion for more than two years and asks the court to grant relief as prayed in the petition filed in Linn County.
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Dreght
State of
Ome
Florence Hodee
Ieee
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Iowa
Seber Ras Rapias
Add a Room Homes to Make Postwar Entertaining Easy
Ruth Millett argues postwar prefabricated houses can be expanded a room at a time. She notes women commonly finance additions with small monthly payments, persuading husbands to accept ongoing expansions. The piece highlights household dynamics driving gradual home growth.
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America
George
Executor notification for Zella Korber estate
Notice dated May 21 1945. SAM KOZBERG named Executor of the estate of Zella Korber late Linn County Iowa deceased. Creditors urged to pay immediately and all claims to be filed in the Clerk of Linn County District Court with authentication. Abe Bass attorney.
Notice of Appointment of Executor in Iowa Estate
Notice of appointment is given that on the 21st day of May the undersigned was appointed and qualified as Executor of the estate of Bunker, late of Linn County, Iowa, deceased. All persons indebted to said estate must make immediate payment. Thes appear to be the estate tied to signs and official signatures. Damour is named as Executor with attorney C F Clark.
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Becce
Zella Korber
Linn County
Iowa
Cler
Sam Kozberg
Abe Bass
Pias. Isk
Pramkin
Bunker
Town
War era textile cues shape British and American fashion
British officials divert silk stocks totaling 390 900 pounds to produce 200 000 export dresses while parachute looms switch to nylon. In the US the WPB cracks down on dolman sleeves and urges standard sizes to curb wardrobe chaos as wool blankets face strict delivery windows and moisture‑sensitive moire designs risk water damage.
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British Board of Trade
Board of Trade
Britain
Stain Removal Advice for Dresses and Dry Cleaning
The article recommends misting or dampening stains before cleaning to aid removal. It warns that buttons and trims may dissolve in moisture and dry cleaning can add costs. Mark damp stains from beverages and sauces to help dry cleaners identify and remove tannin stains that may darken with heat or time.
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National Association of Dyers and Cleaners
Bulletin
Dry Cleaners Association
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