Selective Service Warns Registrants On Induction Process
Texas Selective Service boards urged registrants to arrange affairs to avoid hardship if rejected at induction. General Page warned of possible job loss and vehicle/sleeping arrangements, urging employer coordination and timely notice of acceptance or rejection to safeguard employment. The notice closes with well wishes for Mrs. J. Birt.
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Texas
Selective Service
J. Watt Page
Selecive Leavier Lytens T
Tage
Page
Workers Call for National Registration in Defense Effort
Reports mention leaders Wie S Kinds Sidney Hillman and Paul V. McNutt urging a nationwide registration to mobilize all available workers for the national defense. The call stresses a coordinated effort across the country to secure manpower for wartime production and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Hillman
OPM
Paul V. McNutt
Federal Security
Lack Of Appropriation Threatens Texas Needy With Loss Of WPA Aid
WAXAHACHIE March 28 For lack of agstate appropriation of 950000 the needy people of Texas are threatened with the loss of WPA assistance involving an annual federal expenditure of more than 50 million. Judge C Randle of the relief committee warned today. He urged the state to provide the required funds to certify eligibility for Federal aid and to prevent curtailment of NYA and CCC programs and the distribution of surplus commodities. If not funded, new applicants could not be accepted and the WPA program could end, leaving hundreds of thousands of Texas families without help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waxahachie
Texas
Tellis Co
Co. C. Randle
Texas Association of County Judges
State Department of Public Pee Bee Ebonal
Randle
Balls
Texas Association of County Judges and Commissioners
Rundle
WPA
H. P. Drought
San Antonio
Drought
Washington
CCC Anniversary Celebration At Longhorn Cavern
The CCC marks its eighth anniversary with a large event at Longhorn Caverns Burnet Texas focusing on National Defense. Activities include demonstrations boxing decathlon tours and a guest speaker Senator Houghton Brownlee.
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Civilian Conservation Corps Company
Longhorn Caverns
Burnet
Texas
Houghton Brownlee
CCC
Thligh Schouvls
Bob Boxell
Burnet High School
Roy Ink
Longhornm
J. C. Oxley
N. H. Lee
W. P. Knox
Earacilces
Athletica
H. Champagne
J. McNair
E. Dunas
House Defeats Deficiency Pension Plan in Texas Legislature
The Texas House narrowly rejected Gov. O'Daniel's deficiency pension proposal, avoiding a potential $26 million deficit and broader tax strains. Leaders warn increased taxation looms next year, urging restraint and resources from outside interests while praising the vote against the plan. The piece notes upcoming events and a local celebration involving Company 854 and its personnel from multiple counties.
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General Motors
Wangar OI
Charles F. Kettering
America
Selective Service Board
J. B. Birt
Ate
Talent Orin
Lochte Storage & Commission Co
J. FF. Wedekind’s
Texaco Service
Bill’s Lunch Room
Woerner
L. Worner, Prof
England
Hester
London
Babs Wrode
Aluminum Company of America
Alcoa
Tenn
the Herald
Berlin
Richard C. Hottelotto
New York
United Press Berlin
Germannews Agency
Maura Giles
Nes
Aken Ohere
Kevach
F Goodit
Dorothy Hall
Pat
U S
N. Y
Turner
Mt. Wood
Skatiship
ALT
FLA
Ky Mai
Jacobi
Taoche
Ivan
Mas
Ava
Longhorn Cavern
Federal Security Agency
Rardle
Austin
House
L. Bruht
O‘daniel
Legiarion
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Austin American
Einat Hohmann
Staedtler
Winslett
Teempleton
Cecil Hogan
Texas Swinguters
Mhenu From
Hell
Bexar
Blanco
Kalamanesa
Wien
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