Veterans Postwar Job Plan Is Announced Eight Agencies Involved
A government bulletin outlines a plan to aid returning veterans with civilian employment. A local reemployment committee will assist veterans at their draft boards and liaise with 15 organizations including the American Legion and U S Chamber of Commerce. Eight government agencies and the Red Cross home service will provide pensions, job placement, vocational training, civil service access, and education records.
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Mashington
Ha Cress
Cotown
Selective Service
Aes Oonce Teement Attac
American Farm Bureau Federation
American Federation of Labor
American Iron and Steel Institute
American
Proene Services
Foll. Veterans Administration
Armed Services U. S. Employment Service
Veterans’ Employment Service Special Agency
U. S. Employment Service
Federal Security Agency
Veterans’ Administration
Civil Service Commission
Army Emergency
United States Armed Forces Institute
Madison
Wisconsin
Home Service of the Red Cross
West Coast Dimout Rule Is Relaxed
The army announced a relaxation of west coast dimout restrictions allowing near normal use of automobile headlights and return of night sports. The proclamation by Lieut. Gen. Delos C. Emmons says the order takes effect tonight and notes continued caution due to submarine threats. Recreational lighting limits are loosened area wide away from the sea.
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San Francisco
West Coast
Army
Delos C. Emmons
Western Defense Command
Pacific Coast
Women at the Wheels of San Diego Transit
San Diego's 400 women among 1,300 operators in the San Diego Electric Railway system prove capable in bus and streetcar duties. They handle crowded loads, emergencies, and shifting shifts while balancing family life, with praise from General Manager Sam Mason and stories of bravery and adaptability.
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Harold Keen
Central Press
San Diego
Cal
San Diegans
San Diego Electric Railway Company
Francisco
Buffalo
Angeles
Washington, D. C
Milit Naval
Exdiablic
Ee Ten Diego Electric Rail
Nola Longest
Navy Aviation
Alaska
Jean Victs
Kansas City
Eva Jo Murphy
Conley
Archduke Trio Becomes Victor Five Record Red Seal Album
Victor features Artur Rubenstein Jascha Heifetz and Emanuel Feuermann in Beethoven Archduke Trio Op 97 in B flat major a premier classical recording praised for its technical difficulty and lyrical depth. The collection continues a series of chamber works by the same trio with praise from North Carolina audiences.
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Archduke
Artur Rubenstein
Jascha Heifetz
Emanuel Feuermann
Victor
Brahms
Opus
William Primrose
Haecketz
Feuermann
Schubert
Beethoven
Archduke Rudolph
Austria
North Carolina
Emanuel Feutermann
Rubenstein
Ictor
Recordiana
Coneres
Army bridge builders at Fort Belvoir train by building 180 bridges weekly
Soldiers at Fort Belvoir Virginia's Engineering Replacement Training Center complete about 180 bridges per week as part of their technical training program.
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ARMY
Fort Belvoir, Va
Prison guard kills escaping inmate in North Carolina
A guard shot and killed Charles Whitmore, 25, as he leapt from a moving truck returning prisoners to Pitt county prison camp. Two other convicts, Wadell Fillingham and Robert Griffin, also fled. coroner absolved Stocks of blame. The truck had been transporting inmates after a day’s road work.
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Raleigh
Chae Ie Whitmore
Combe County
Tiene
Whitmore
Escer Kyle Mathews
Wadell Fillingham
Carteret County
Robert Griffin
Vance County
Gee County
Ted Stocks
Pitt County
Right Of AP Membership To Pass On Applicants Upheld
In New York a three judge federal court upheld the Associated Press right to pass on applicants for membership but ruled its by laws violate anti trust laws. The AP got 120 days to revise admission rules to prevent restraint of competition while allowing substitutions restricting admissions in same field. The court also found news photo purchases from the Times legal and that exclusive news exchange contracts with Canadian Press would be lawful if by laws are corrected. The Boy Scouts of America report notes 1,528,515 members.
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United States
R. M. Linscheid
Linscheid
New York
Pathe
United States District Court
AP A
New York Times
Associated Press
Learned Hand
Augustus N. Hand
Thomas W. Swan
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Veterans Postwar
U.S
By Max Hall
Navy
Women AT the Wheel
Way Company
Sam Mason
Dorothy Palmer
Mason
Joan Viets
Neola Longest
Madeline Conley
Evo Jo Murphy
Ruth Linscheid
Vie Buses
Chesterfie
Niete Ettit
Plaid Rayon Peorest
B.G. Group
Nan Carson
Nan Carsons
Mademoiselle
The
Boy Scouts of America
Harllee
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