Daily Review In The News Pictorial Shuffle Of Oddities
A jumble of misread clippings notes toys marketed as bombs, an insurance official warns of inflammable items, and a long-ago feature on jade carvings and historical chewments. It cites John A. Aenokl of a national insurer and mentions archaic curiosities from Mahiweta to Providence.
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VA Plans Another Insurance Dividend Payment This Month
The Veterans Administration announces a $240,000,000 special dividend to about 16,060,000 World War II policy holders. A separate $40,000,000 special dividend is set to be paid to 44,000 permanent policyholders, with details extending through December 1941.
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Federal Civil Service Job Openings Across States
The Civil Service announces vacancies for telephone operator and supervisor roles in Wisconsin California Nevada with salaries from 2080 to 2724 dollars yearly. All applicants must pass a written test and basic trainee positions require no experience. Higher grade operator and supervisor posts have minimum requirements.
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Civil Service Examinations Notice at Regional Office
Applicants must file in the regional director's office by closing time. Announcement posted at first or second class post offices. Address 636 Sansome Street San Francisco California. Direct supervision by the board of U S Civil Service Examiners.
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State Population Figures Report 10,650,000 Find
Gov Warren announced state pop is 10,650,000 based on a Bureau of Census estimate. The prior year’s figure was about 10,450,000. Grandmother Crandma Ho Clinging’ Vine Center Falls, Al Ah mus notes a local anecdote about Cobia Dawray, age 49, famed as the “Foo Lady of Central Balls.”
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World Needs Free Press Says Editor in Speech
SAN FRANCISCO editor Bawin J. Canhany of the Chivisthir Science Muntor told the California Bar association free press must let information flow without censorship or iron curtains. He argued free inquiry underpins citizens’ rights and government accountability.
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