Manpower Questions Answered About War Labor Needs
A long Q and A outlines manpower goals for wartime duty and industry. It details required numbers for armed forces and labor, agency roles like the War Manpower Commission and U S Employment Service, and steps for workers including training, registration, and placement. It notes millions of workers needed across sectors and cautions against speculative job moves while emphasizing voluntary service in suitable roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eowen Mullinn
Geneva Hershey
Milion
Nym
Unis
War Manpower Commission
Federal Security Lrator
Paul ¥. McNnit
U. S. Employment Service
Maby
The
Manpower Commission
WMG
Lathe
Pabel Press
U. S
Pines
West
Hess
Ehortage
U.S. Emningment Service Office
Meretz & Grenk Ewan
Woman of Charm Plows On Farm in Connecticut
Margery Wilson promotes staying feminine while working hard on a Connecticut farm. She shows the balance of beauty and labor, tending gardens, tractors, and trees with a practical routine and a message that women must keep their appeal while contributing to industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margery Wilson
Lioother
Miss Wisor
Missy Wilson
Connecticut
Misa Wilson
Volaim
Wilson
Shy
Risa Wilson
Elas Ual
Navy Gunners Speak of Fire Under Battle Stress
Wartime interviews reveal mixed emotions among Navy crews as shells and bombs fell. Officers note steady performance, while individual stories show awe, fear, pride, and intense focus. One gunner from Arkansas forgot to keep his hands off machinery. others described sights of enemy planes and the rush of action without wavering in duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Egypt
Verlaii
Gus
Kingland, Ark
Los Angeles
Dallas
Tex
Blue
Negra
Aimounition
Ombburst
Kenridge
Dhells
Rodeo Court Opens Tuesday in Greeley
Breeley will host the Junior Chamber of Commerce Rodeo Court at Eighth Street and Eleventh Avenue opening Tuesday at 2 p.m. under Lewis E. Kitla. A new technique aims to outdo last year by avoiding the window-attack gag and there is a noted offender to be confronted by a faux prosecuting team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breeley
Chamber of Commerce Greeley
Eighth Street
Elehth Avenue
Lewis E. Kitla
Joyceeyourt Committee
K. J. Haefell
Tarfedge
Jaycees
Writers Conference Opens at C. U. July 30
The Rocky Mountains Writers Conference opens July 30 at Colorado University. Director Edward Davison announces a three week session with leaders EdwarDavison Richard Aldington Carl Carmer Katherine Anne Porter Harry Show and others lecturing on poetry fiction and translation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tawider
Cola
Erial
Eeason
Lave Era
Rocky A Moustains
Fdward Uavison
Nae
Ence
Edwarn Davison
Ibert
W Holler
BurRenheim
Richard “Aldington
Carl Carmer
Alabama
Litnars Dialie
Genesee Pever
Katherine Anne Porter
Enggenhein Ahl
Judas
Elvic
Harry Show
Aml
Laak
Wittey Boner
Fragmented scene in factory with a frightened worker incident
A colored worker raises a bander over his head then looks toward the ceiling as if expecting an explosion. He shouts a biblical phrase and resumes work after a break, reflecting a tense moment in a factory setting.
Kaner Circle Hosts Safety Talk and 4-H News
Kaner Circle met Thursday at the schoolhouse with 25 members and 10 children present. Mrs Van Wye and Mrs Depperag hosted. A safety talk on accident prevention was given. The meeting closed with benediction and refreshments. 4-H reports from Cragsant Jr. and others covered poultry, sheep, crops, and record books. A baseball game with Island Grave Park was set for Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaner
Mra
DI van Wye
Mra. Depperag
Tharp
Alvin Stoll
Jake Rossman
Codfey van Wyke
Rol L
Thil Schlagel
Sekuering Hama
Seibering
Vermillion
Rell
John Molt, Jr
Jake Mossutap
Fred Craigsant, Jr
Kucer
Grojasant
Josephine
Dorothy Mort
Orville Hoff
Donald Rope
Island Grave Park
Vic Nracewell
Fred Croisad
Bort Weickshow
Orchard
Rea Kiinnenberg
Varnteh
John Rein
Phil Sehingel
Alred Kreps
Prank
Buckingholm
Denver
Wallace Rothe
Ronald
Mothe
George Schneider
Plans Completed For Radio Courses In Defense Schools
Colorado education officials announced 1060 radio repair training slots under the U S Army Signal Corps including women trainees. Courses will be offered at Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo, Trinidad, Greeley, Grand Junction and more with pay scales of 95 to 120 dollars monthly. Applications are reviewed by the U S Civil Service Commission, and trainees must be 17 or older.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Denver
Anna
Colorado Department of Yerational Education
U. S. Army Signal Corps
A. Tremanit
Avillcanis
Janlor
Caursts
Culorady
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China
Awburn
Ala
Betty Clarke
Wide World Beauty
Navy
Wendel
Webe Wide World
the Doolittles
Nirada
Sol
Maud
US Patent Office
Philippines
Mee
Exsny
C. U
Kaner Circle
Joe Palooka
eve _e
Ray Nerney
Provence
Ham Fisher
Xhem
Trederork
U.& Patent Office
Rat
WSF
Wes
Scorchy Smith
Orgs Fushtor Bovbers
Gland
Othrs Cuvbry
Dickie Dare
Petia
Raatsor
Homer Hoopee
Trademark
Regis & Parent
Erens
Norma Hawkins
Niagara
Niagara Falls
Gol
Padesearte
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