Employment Office Seeks Many Workers for War Effort
Alabama United States Employment Service Director says severe labor shortages loom across war industries and farming. Hundreds of orders are unfilled as employers seek skilled and unskilled workers, with age limits fading and dull borders of disability no barrier to employment. Draftsmen, clerical staff, welders, machinists, electricians, and many trades are in demand statewide.
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F Anderman
Alabama
United States Employment Service
Wat Manpower Commission
Donna
United Pales
Densis
United States
Pew In & Mar
Reguuerein
Benson
Phynea
Delas
Ereen
Ema
Radio Dal
War Time Rationing and Employment Urges Help
Wartime notices urge compliance with rationing rules from May through April with stamps A to F and Meats fats allowances. Farm workers including women and children are needed for essential crops, and a broad call to visit the local employment office for war work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Ra- Lion
County War Price and Ratoring Board
Bration
Ahoe Ra
Pers
Caulkern
Radio Programs and Evening Schedule Snapshot
A dense listing of radio programs across Sunday and Monday, naming shows like News Summary Interlude Bible Readers Club and The American Forum, plus musical programs such as Dancing Orchests and Serenade. Includes station-names, host references, and time blocks, with scattered mentions of war commentary and religious broadcasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simmacy Coffea Club
S of the
Henry Buses
Ureh Petite Mancale
Nes
Tormpkin
Nawe Methodiat Church
Jack Keagmiden
Carl
Harmons Hall
Victory
AP News
Matinee Melodies
Hank Penny
Lab
Washington News
Garretta
Anson Weeks
Orch
Bing
Trenaury
Sonia Adventiren
Henearch
ORAT
Jark Benny
Mary
Abe Drew Pearson
Seventh Day Adventist
Ed Tomlinson
Abe Que
Joe Kelly
Abe Wa
Bane Stare
Ste
Kritala
Mbs
Charla Welarthy
Bersay Rabin
American Forum
Rbe Dimmis
Hollywood
Fred Allen
Rba
Dorothy Thompson
Phil Spltalny
Phil Baker
Jebo B Hughes
Nbr
Basle
John Sranley
Walter Winchall
Basin Street
Abe
Blo & Che
London
Dasclag
Mrs C J Miller Dies Near Dothan
Funeral services for Mrs C J Miller esty one died at her home on Dothan route one. The remains will be at Tabernacle church near Bartford with burial in the church cemetery. Survived by husband C Miller of Dothan. six or seven children. several sisters and brothers.
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C J Miller
Dothan
Tabernacle Church
Bartford
Fellows
Eouester
C . Miller
Jesse J Windsor
Webb
L Haris
Mileton
Fla
Mra Gordon Sraith
Slaremb
Hubert Myer
Valdosta
Adolphus Miller
Charlie Jones
Hartford
Mig Wasup Dean
Slocom'y
Jessie Carrowivy
Oscar Cineway Tuth
Graceville
Ewell Carroway
Lakeland
Walter Carroway
Alabama Dentists Plan Annual Golf Tourney
A report notes Alabama dentists organizing their annual golf tournament with local civic support. The piece mentions Harmony Club events and city commission action, with no admission charged for the public entertainment lineup. It lists local names and dates tied to the plans and approvals.
Major Vaughn Promoted to Lieutenant Colonel
Major Vaughn, son of Mr and Mrs Vaughn, has been promoted to Lieutenant Colonel. He entered service in 1914 and has served in the artillery at Fort Bragg, North Carolina, with postings in Memphis, Tennessee.
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Vaughn
Folia W Vaughn
Ard
Jeonel
Vanihn
Kort
Harmony Club Plans Sunday Musicals
Harmony Club announces a Sunday musical program to be presented in Cape Artif Tod Teotiga Tast Awd at 3707 5 tm Tur ofi. The event features local performers and begins in the afternoon with a sequence of songs and instrumental pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Club
Conan Harner
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Buick
Dothan Radio Service
Troy St
J.M. Beall
Cottonwood, Alabama
Blumberg
Famous Piece Goods Dept
OLR
Scaptana
By Willams
Tim
TY Boone
Arin
Gray
OPA
Montgomery
C. J. Miller
Ala
Dentists Plan
Ingham
the Tae
Amy
Alabana Beers
York
Mission
The
Fermerdy
Griffith
Als
Marathon
Ted Ahades
J. L. Harris Roofing Co
BIRD
Hotel
Martin Bidg
Dresara
Stylas
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