CMTC Sets Beadle County Nine Slots for Camps
Beadle county will supply nine cadets to Citizens Military Training Camps this year. CMTC chairman Earl Flanagan announced the quota, with Charles S. McDonald noting demand remains high as applications outnumber spaces. Camps run August 1 30 at Fort Crock Nebraska Fort Des Moines and Fort Leavenworth others July dates apply.
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Beadie County
Earl Flanagan
CMTC
Charles S. McDonald
Sioux Falls
Flanagan
Fort Crock
Neb
Fort Des Moines
Iowa
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Fort Snelling
Minn
Camp Pike
Ark
Fort Lincoln
N. D
Fort Riley
Jefferson Barracks
Beadle County
Civil Service Exams Announced for Labor Statistics Posts
The United States Civil Service Commission announces open competitive examinations for the position of Assistant Commissioner of Labor Statistics with a salary of 56,500 dollars a year after deductions for economy and retirement. Applicants must have sufficient education and meet specified qualifications. The posting comes from the Bureau of Labor Statistics in Washington, D C.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Commissioner of Labor Statistes
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Department of Labor
Washington, D. C
All-Bran Relieves Constipation Says Cadillac Man
A Kellogg advertisement highlights Lester Bartholomew of Cadillac Michigan crediting All-Bran with restoring digestion. It explains constipation from lack of bulk and vitamin B, praising the cereal as natural and effective, recommending two tablespoons daily with meals and noting a red-and-green package from Kellogg at grocers.
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Thia
Lester Bartholomew
Cadillac
Mich
Mada
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Educational Officer Job With Food and Drug Administration
The notice describes a Federal Educational Officer post at the Food and Drug Administration with a salary of 3400 dollars annually less up to 15 percent economy deduction and retirement deduction of 4.4 percent. Applicants need a bachelor’s degree and at least five years of progressive experience in creating consumer guidance material for food and drug advertising. It notes uneven appointment shares across states and directs to the United States Civil Service Board of Examiners for full details. An extension extends loan-granting deadlines for farmers on stored carcer from March 1 to April 1.
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Lana
Food and Drug Administration
Department of Agriculture
Delaware
Iowa
Maryland
Vermont
Virginia
District of Columbia
Washington
United States Civil Service Board of Examiners
Withholds Name Is Sent To Jail In Kentucky
FRANKFORT KY March 3 Vance Armentrout acting editor of the Louisville Courier Journal spent an hour in jail for refusing to reveal the name of a letter writer. County Judge L B Hamilton freed him, calling confinement illegal and issuing a writ of habeas corpus. The letter signed a member of the house of representatives prompted the lobby investigating committee to demand the writer’s identity. Armentrout said letters to editors are confidential if writers wish. He added I wish I could conscientiously give you the name.
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Frankfort
Vance Armentrout
Liqueville Courier-Journal
L. B. Hamilton
House of Representatives
Courtier-Journal
Kentucky
Hugh Bullitt
Armentrout
Editor jailed after contempt charge sparks mock kangaroo court
Paul Fine Judge Hamilton, a former legislator, argued the editor was illegally confined since state law requires a trial or representation when contempt is charged by an investigating committee. Upon entry to visit, inmates greeted him with a mock court rule offering a 50 cent fine or 50 licks, which the editor paid in cash.
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Paul
Hamilton
Priest Leader Opposes Prohibition Repeal Drive
Bishop Ernest G. Bice of the Anti-Saloon League says it is silly to pursue an active crusade against repeal now. He is presiding over the 44th annual Philadelphia conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church and doubts the social service committee report will urge against liquor legality. Reverend Richardson also comments he does not expect such a recommendation.
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Philadelphia
Ernest G. Bice
Bishop Richardson
Labor Disorders Reported In Cuba
Reports of violent labor disorders in the interior reach Havana with shootings at Santa Clara and Camaguey. President Mendieta and his cabinet remained in session overnight to address the strike situation. Several people wounded, two gravely, four arrested after a disturbance near the provincial palace at Santa Clara. Camaguey reports of train and streetcar operation by soldiers and a shooting in Havana after midnight.
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Havana
Mar
Santa Clara
Camaguey
Carlos Mendieta
Santa Claar
Lake Preston Cashier Ill With Flu Sinus Trouble
Harmon Kopgeruc cashier of the Community State bank has been seriously ill for a week and is slowly improving. The illness began with influenza which developed into a painful sinus condition.
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Lake Preston
Harmon Kopgeruc
Community State Bank
Eussness Begarns
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All-Bran
Mr. Bartholomew
O'Neal
Grocery U Market
M-J-B Co.'s JR. Coffee
Meat Department
Mello Me
K&k Food Sale
Maxwell House
Graham
Worthmore
Huron
Parsnips
Northside Grocery & Market
Cuba
Nash Coffee
Minners US
Fae
Red Owl
Tores
Florida
New Texas
Minnesota
Pillsbury’s
Japan
Oxydol
Camay
P.&g
Sausa ‘N Tie Co Hcilgere
al Geo
Emeey
Coney Island
Ib. Sc
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